it's fascinating his parents came in through ellis island of the left which is galveston texas. it is a narrative that runs through his story and there are many surprises. i don't want to give a lot away. the first paragraph of part three when he returns, he escapes in october 1948 and returns to the soviet union and i wrote this which i think maybe is kind of an answer to your question. he's lived a lie about his past and family and work and after escaping the stresses he may have hoped for a new start but when he returned to moscow he found only a twisted fearful culture and propaganda prejudice namely against jews and americans as "the new york times" correspondent wrote anyone coming to russia at this time must bear in mind the paradox that has become the most reactionary power on earth. so in america he was walking on egg shells in terms of anti-semitism and anti-communism and then when he returned to russia there was a horrifying period of anti-semitism that he walked right into and in that chapter of the book it goes into that a bit but anyhow, i could go on and on. it's

another part of, of galveston. an attack on a taliban convoy, which has also been attributed to isis at 17 people, was said to have been killed in that so suddenly violence, the spot, the end of the afghan. mo, the pull out of american and allied troops, violence here in of gaston, hasn't abated malott's today in the last few days, wanting a back even more this week. so tough talks in congress as us lawmakers lashed out a joe biden and his military commanders over the afghan withdrawal. humiliating is just one of the ways the pullet was described. the president said, none of his commanders said that he should keep troops in afghanistan was at a false statement by the president. as remember, you do not have a duty to cover for the president when he's not telling the truth, i've given you my judgment on it. now let's think we all know it was a false statement. i have been frustrated by the lack of someone in charge on the biggest national security fiasco in a generation. there has been 0 accountability, no responsibi

for example, the galveston movement, which is utterly fascinating, that there was an ellis island of the west. i mean, i could spend another, you know, 20 minutes talking about the galveston movement, utterly fascinating. his parents ended up in sioux city, iowa, because they came in through the ellis island of the west, which was galveston, texas. it's an interweaving narrative, a subnarrative, subtext that runs through his story. and there are many surprises in it. i don't want to give a lot away. i will read you this -- i just found it, the first paragraph of part 3, when he returns -- you know, he escapes in 1948, right, october of 1948, and he returns to the soviet union. and i wrote this, which i think maybe is, you know, kind of in answer to your question. eight years, george abramovich koval had lived in lies about his family and work and after escaping the stresses of such artifice, he may have hoped for a new start but when he returned to moscow in november of 1948 he found only a twisted, fearful culture, steeped in propaganda and prejudice, mainly against jews and america

jazeera cobble. chavez condom, as a former advisor to nato's senior civilian representative, enough galveston. he says the taliban se failure to mention security in afghanistan could these stabilize the entire region. unfortunately, you know, taliban are not able to respond to this and they're not prepared even to respond to such attacks. these are capacitor, think attacks in, or each attack has had more than dozens of casualties, or at least not on $40.00 to $50.00 people in also let's not forget that these are not who, who an insurgency when we talk about taliban insurgence or we've talked about heck insurgents in the past in afghanistan, dues room one integers. isis is designated global terrorist group. so this means parliament by themselves alone cannot hide this phenomenon, specifically, or specially while they do not have this capacity within them. of course they do have heavy arms, they do have a lot of, you know, ammunitions and everything left behind from us from african nations forces in nature for them. but they do not have this well trained troops to counter such attack. and so fa

and the taliban is evidently trying to solidify its control over of galveston. there was also another attack yesterday that has been attributed by local to isis k, whereby they say that of the terrorists drove by, ah taliban taliban members and began firing at them in a drive by attacking the in a vehicle attack with where 4 people were killed and another attack, another part of, of galveston. an attack on a taliban convoy, which has also been attributed to isis at 17 people was said to have been killed in that. so suddenly that violence, the spot, the end of the african, the pull out of american and allied troops that violence here in afghanistan, a hasn't abated of whining it back a bit. this weeks or tough talks in the u. s. congress as lawmakers lashed out. and joe biden, and his military commanders over the afghan withdrawal. humiliating is just one of the ways to pull out been described. the president said, none of his commanders said that he should keep troops in afghanistan was on a false statement by the president as remembered. you do not have a duty t

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these is galveston and full swan medieval old feigns to revisit this inglorious period in the republics history. however, after decades of silence, the most violent and proven crimes were gradually denounced that the highest levels the bloody repression in madagascar and the choy massacre in synagogue, as well as the violent colonial conflict in algeria were old, after much debate, ultimately condemned. but all the official ceremonies, tribute sent speeches could not overcome the nostalgia on one side and the frustration and resentment on the other. d colonization remains a contentious legacy that deeply divides french society to this day. the wars of independence, the hidden crimes and massacres have all left their mark on the perpetrators, the victims, and their descendants to day. oh ah, one of the crucial issues for those who suffered and still feel the impact of colonization now is who tell that story? and exactly what that story is for truly bosh a sub bundled prism. se just me komatt dorian bash come to the bike play or did she did? did you get shoes it up? he or brewster oral di

with no hope inside the drugs manufactured and export to that of, of galveston, kill countless youth world wide. from a geopolitical perspective, the taliban considered an international pariah since its inception is now having to be negotiated with it. i counted with even the un bob from a security perspective. yes, al qaeda eat of ghana stud may have been degraded but, but something worse has taken its place. and that is isis which has bound to the challenge to afghanistan, dominance by the taliban lossless weak enough canister. and scores of people were killed in an explosion of the sheer mosque in the countries. northern city of condos, the blast happen, jerry friday, prayers more than a 100 people have reported have been injured. and i shall case suicide bomber was behind the attack. kit is the sunny terrorist groups, 2nd assault and a mosque in a matter of days. and they have a long history of targeting shia muslims in afghanistan. local journalists visited the site to the incident and sent despite this report. so the explosion was so powerful, according to some officials, the n

summit, martin griffith's called on the wells most powerful countries to immediately release a tough galveston. he spoke challenges heiress, kristen salumi. almost half of the children under 5 or a risk of severe acute, well nutrition, one in 2 of the population of afghanistan to have enough food to eat dinner when the next meal is coming. so the food insecurity is, is reaching levels which is unparalleled globally. it's a, it's an extraordinary picture. are you an agencies able to get in and out of the country more easily? now, are they able to move about the country freely and access people in need? the un has scaled up with international n g. i was a national partners, and the security in afghanistan to reach people in need hasn't been as good as this for a long time. so that's there, there are some, there is some good news. un flights are regularly going in and out and around us got his time. staff have gone back in the operating conditions are beginning to improve, but the needs are skyrocketing. how can the international community injects cash into the country without compromising its pr

there is scott evidence here on the grounded of galveston of any of that money ever making its way here aside from half finished clinics in and broken roots testament to record breaking levels of corruption that, that so brilliant siphoned off into the bank accounts of corrupt officials into the pockets of private contractors, though the evidence of these billions being here is in the hands of the taliban. the guns that they wield stamped with made in america, the vehicles military vehicles left behind, industrial quantities. the taliban are of course jubilant. they have dismantled everything that the united states built here with human rights, the tolerance, the democratic institutions, and the matter of weeks. and they are jubilant. they have after 20 years of answer rection and rebellion. believe they want, ah, ah, i virtually any measure this war was a failure. in some respects, it even made things worse. from a humanitarian perspective or a 3rd of afghans near an offer on the verge of starvation, with no hope inside the drugs manufactured and export adat of of canister gill, countl

on the verge of starvation, with no hope inside the drugs manufactured and export to that of, of galveston, kill countless youth world wide. from a geopolitical perspective, the taliban considered an international pariah since its inception is now having to be negotiated with it. i counted with even the un bob from a security perspective. yes, al qaeda either ghana stud may have been degraded but, but something worse has taken its place. and that is isis which has bound to the challenge to afghanistan. dominance by the taliban. afghanistan bank have almost run out of cash and people running out a 3rd less than 2 months after the turn of and take her that added to that foreign aid is in short, supply with western down is reluctant to deal with the new government charities or warning of a major humanitarian crisis, and i know this is not easy, but there needs to be some solution to the financial flows into afghanistan to ensure that at least salaries can be paid and that essential supplies, power, and water being 2 of them can be procured. the absence of that will seriously exacerbate vulner

the drugs manufactured and export to that of, of galveston, kill countless youth worldwide. from a geopolitical perspective, the taliban considered an international pariah. since its inception is now having to be negotiated with it, i counted with, even at the un, bob from a security perspective. yes, al qaeda eve of ghana stud may have been degraded but, but something worse has taken its place. and that is isis which has bound to the challenge to afghanistan, dominance by the taliban, or senior correspondent embedded em. well also this we can have kind of stan, scores of people were killed in an explosion of the sheer mosque in the countries northern city of con does the blast happened during friday. prayers, more than a 100 were reported to have been injured. and i c. k, so cyber was behind the attack. it is the sunny terrorist groups. second assault on her ma, skin matter days they've for a long history of targeting sheer muslims in afghanistan, one local journalist visited the site to the instant and sent us back. this report of the week so the explosion was so powerful,

because tajikistan was becky's time who are on the very border with of galveston for his neighbors or projects. townhouses, sir, a russian military base by tomorrow, and you have lost our own machine by laterally analyst quality with china. and we will continue this work is to humiliate with that we still, she missed look to them and will continue to cooperate with her feel relevant. international organizations, including the s c o c, will earmark resources to create conditions so that our nationals, russian, nationals feel at ease and feel safe regardless of what's happening in afghanistan . mcwilliams. thank you. mico buggerminski was, it was just explicit. well, thank you further, as she thank you, mr. put in the put those that that were browser and got dory. i'd like to ask you a question heating and her. i ensure that her thousands of people who are waiting for this response for the answer this question and turn youth tabs her. it's increased bad to live for in time. just.

we intend to leave of galveston because we lost 10 of our precious lives. now it's painful for us to leave without those love and kids let it take her a month for the u. s. t o an up to this, which was supposed to target members of the terrors to revise his k. there's no official information about the amount of money being offered to the family. but apart from that they are well to be given assistance if they plan to relocate to america. while meantime, the humanitarian situation in afghanistan is now at crisis point. now there are at least 600000 people displaced as a result of fighting and economic instability. most of them women and kids is estimated at millions of children need humanitarian aid to survive right now. and although the united states is providing nearly $64000000.00 in assistance, i'm al mahdi says the losses to his family and his nation a much greater than any amount of money. i'm also home by this kind of aid doesn't compensate the loss. he reflected on this nation, how will he address the miseries in the agony of war of the father and br

experience unit will offer you to thought the americans that complete the american failure. enough. galveston would have led to a sort of a deep intellectual thinking about, you know, is democracy is liberal democracy, the universal answer. you know, what are the real challenges we're facing in different boxes? well, but you wrote recently that i like in its competition with the years ceasar, the superiority of the western system of the western model to the chinese. one is not obvious to everybody around the world and the sort of the outcome of this rebel reveal depend more on the domestic reforms, domestic democratic reforms, rather than efforts to contain china. i mean, we have seen and have heard a lot about the latter. have you seen the former, the real practical efforts to remake the democratic system so that it's more an agile and more efficient than meeting the needs of the american populace? well, yes, i mean, i think the bug knew ministration. genuinely is trying to do that. but the question is whether the american political system will allow him to do this because was the same with

here and answer these type of questions is what i should say. martial arts have flourished enough galveston over the past 20 years with both men and women taking part in different disciplines. but under the taliban government, men have little hope that matches will be televised or even be allowed to compete abroad. while for the women, that participation looks like it finished. the stephanie dec reports from cobble zacky wants to keep a low profile these days furring to train at home. he was due to attend to mixed martial arts or emma may match in russia before the taliban took over. now it's no longer possible. i mean this to mourn for i've been through hard thought griffith fro. tough. i mean, i couldn't even sleep. i'm thing, this is not going to happen again like broadcasting from pbc because it's all under the glory control of the, of this group of all the bonham and this is, this needs to be asparsa with useless possibly as no as far as sponsor to abuse. no and vis. he's one of afghanistan's most famous and the may fighters recognize on the street and with matches televised across the

last week, a tragic terrorist attack in the galveston. the explosion occurred during friday. prayers that a musk include dues in northern part of the country. at least a 100 people were killed or wounded. most of the victims has ar, she is, and i think minority i this k quickly stepped up claim responsibility for the attack. but with one intriguing detail, turns out the suicide bomber was a, you grew muslim from china's changing province. this is very interesting because you girls are indeed a minority muslim population in china. and usually the only thing you hear about them is that the chinese government is committing genocide against them. blue something the media haven't told you. there are indeed many ogres in gas, them militants, who are members of various jihadist groups like al qaeda arises there actually. so many of them, the united nations, put out a report in june about foreign fighters in of janice. then the report estimates that there are between 8010000 foreign terrorist fighters, comprised mainly of individuals from central

that is, that is deteriorating enough. galveston. but there will to also disagreements disagreements about the makeup of the afghan government to tell about, insisting that it's government is inclusive other countries, such as russia saying that it isn't as inclusive as it needs to be, that the government has is packed with taliban officials, hard like taliban officials with passion at this city, the predominant that about this city, there is very little representation, but by ethnic minorities, all political dissidents, political opposition groups. and that is something that must change according to russia before there can be talk about recognizing the taliban officially internationally and lifting sanctions against them. but marcia also says that the, the urgent power t, now at east to make sure humana aaron aid is delivered to i've got to stop by every one. so you were, truth, mood is do we are convinced that it's time to mobilize the efforts of the world community to provide cobble with effective financial economic and she moneta

i have therefore decided to focus my offices investigations, enough. galveston on crimes allegedly committed by the taliban and the islamic state correson province onto d. prioritize other aspects of this investigation. the prosecutors telling war criminals around the world that the u. s. playbook of delay and intimidation works . it also validates one of the cool criticisms of the i see, see that it only takes action against politically weaker individuals or nations while giving western powers a pass by d. prioritizing investigating us and for the afghan national security forces, the i c. c prosecutor. it's shamefully hunting and get out of jail free card. the tribunal was set up in 2002 as a court that could only intervene if the perpetrators of war crimes could not be brought to justice by countries. authorities is spent more than a decade investigating more crimes by all sides in afghanistan. but the u. s imposed sanctions on 2 officials from the court after it started a probe into alleged us atrocities the i. c. c decision is part to, kimberly disturbing for rights organizations as it c

they wish for destruction, paralysis and damage of the slammer. cameras of, of galveston. ball aid has been coming into afghanistan. these the bare minimum needed to stave off calamity for another few weeks, perhaps another few months because the war here east continuing united states and its allies may have withdrawn it. me no longer be them fighting the taliban. but the taliban is at war with isis. it is a war that is intensifying all over the country. we see evidence of that every day . the explosion on sunday it's cobbled 2nd biggest mosque is just the latest estimate that even the most secure sites are a vulnerable we saw in the aftermath of that res. overnight rates carried out by the taliban all over the capital capital where they were hunting down. i says, sells isis cake. operative in other areas of the country we have seen dr. pas, we have seen bobbins attacks carried out by isis against the taliban. and the, the thing here is us, aside from causing all the, the suffering amongst the civilian population. there is also the foreign policy consideration for, for western nations.

since the groups takeover of afghanistan. simon gas that you case special representative for of galveston held the talks with the taliban deputy prime minister mor labrador . a yuki government spokesman says the envoy, discuss how brittan could help afghanistan addressed the humanitarian crisis, and raised the treatment of minorities and women. stephanie decker has more from cobble on what this meeting means. it's certainly in line with what we've been hearing from, particularly the british foreign secretary dominic robin. he was in carter in doha, just a couple of weeks ago saying that they weren't going to recognize the taliban yet. but that dialogue was important. that this is what we're seeing now. certainly it is a significant visit. there is a dialogue. there is an open line of communication. and i think this is what the international community is doing. it's using this fact of international recognition of the taliban as the, the legal official governing body of this country to try and put pressure on the group to adhere to certain a certain norms that they want to see as pick their

got a son be a good international partner to provide security for the wider world to prevent of galveston. crucially, something of the you want to prevent of gone is done from becoming a staging ground for attacks on western targets. the european union also wants to make sure that the afghan taliban government can maintain their population in the region. they don't want to have another refugee crisis come knocking on their doors . so these are all the things they want the afghan government saying that they can do so. and they will try to compromise on various things with the fact is this whole idea of implementing a model of government that is true to have gone. it's done that really covers all manner of things in allows the afghan taliban government, a lot of wig room wiggled to be able to say that what we want is for ourselves, do not interfere in our affairs. but the fact is, these governments do want to, in his essence, interfere with what they see happening inside of got us on when it comes to rights of minorities and women. so these issues are likely to maintain as sticking points a

the situation of galveston. lisa is also catastrophic. from a humanitarian perspective, millions of people on the verge of starvation from a security perspective, the endless isis k attacks, as well as attacks by other extremist organizations. now against the taliban. while we were there just several weeks ago, almost daily, that was shoot outs and bombings in the capital as well as all over the country. so the taliban here obviously is desperate for, for international aid. international funds that have been restricted after it came to power 2 months ago, but also international recognition, which would make it easier for the taliban to stabilize the situation in afghanistan. as you said, that there is no breakthrough expected here. this is more of a discussion on where to go from here on what to do, to make sure that catastrophe, especially humanitarian catastrophe of gustavo, is averted for now. but i will be hearing from mr. love rover shortly with, with more and what is expected. okay, right. we'll let you keep your a to the ground and

women in senior positions in the new government and also limited women's employment option. isolated galveston has attacked to sheer mosques over the past 2 weeks, killing more than a 100 people thought about officials of poster increased security. but members of the long prosecuted has our minority say they still fear for their safety. stephanie decker reports from couple and even in prayer law with them. and there is anees here. oh, holy place seems to offer new sanctuary for afghanistan. she a community no have national phone resume. when the taliban came, we felt safe. but after detoxing conducive in kandahar we feel very much a crystal and on the taliban cannot insure security for us as they promised. despite that we continued to come to pray, even in fear borne even if we have to die here gone. when he had in this and is lost, we have witnessed a taxpayer dice, decided to slay dice, you feel afraid or you and we're gonna not only hear it during being able to re go because we are written is because we are rec, ignacio or fiercest yasamin and has our i thought it was the sheer last friday

he had demanded. senior leaders take accountability and that's as a bluff outs, a mosque enough. galveston kills at least 37 this friday entering scores more. it is the latest in a spate of terror attack since the us exit for the former us national security advisor john fulton takes aim at president biden, claiming he disregarded all advice about their withdrawal. he speaks an interview in ortiz going underground airing on sucking, i guess mistake for the us. think it's the state for global stability. certainly, it's mistake. for the people of afghanistan, a straight clashes blocked ports and strike action resistance to the italian government. the introduction of mandatory coven passes for all workers in the country of steps. ah, why from moscow? this is the news our on our team, you know neil, welcome to the program. we begin in the u. k. we're a conservative and p has been starved to death while meeting with his constituents in essex, a suspect has been arrested. prime minister johnson said the news was shocking, and he was one of the kindest men in politics, david amos, 69 years old. it

a things will give the taliban aid and of galveston aid if they do this. if they meet these criteria, if they take these political steps of this is called conditional aid. and in this case, considering the thing with player with the conditional aid, in this case where so much of the country is on the verge of starvation, easy zer, restricted again. from, from receiving proper health care condition laid becomes less aid and more blackmail. and on top of that, the taliban is also adamant that it won't be coerced out my advice to the world neighbors, muslims, and particularly afghans is to leave of dentist unto afghans. the world cannot build of canister no way. we have reached our goal brothers, but it requires its protection is not the end. the world is still close and against us, the world still tries to impose governments on us under this of that name. they wish for destruction, paralysis and damage of these lam. a camera of, of gaston aid is still coming in what a precious little quantities are being sent. that is unconditional aid that is keeping the co

a that you pledges a $1000000000.00 of emergency a draft. galveston despite refusing to recognize the taliban government. ah, i'm learned aliases out as they are alive from london. also coming up for you and top court rules at largely in somalia as favor. it's long running dispute with kenya over there. maritime border. why chile is declaring a state of emergency over the indigenous mccook j c's in control of their ancestral lands. and a scathing report says britain's failure to lockdown early in the pandemic was one of the country's worst of public health blunders costing thousands of lives. hello, the european union has pledged $1000000000.00 to afghanistan as leaders of g 20 countries met to discuss the deepening crisis, their delegations from the u. k. and e. you've also met representatives of the taliban in cutter. the money will be given to international aid groups, not to the taliban government, to help prevent a major humanitarian and socio economic collapse. at least 95 percent of households in afghanistan currently don't have enough food to eat as going into the world food p

a marine facing potential challenges for criticizing the biden demonstrations, pull out from of galveston. it's in stark contrast to another officer who was early hailed as a hero for standing up to the trump administration. altima, katie mo pin takes a closer look at the 2 cases. $2000000.00 from over $27000.00 different donors. that's how strongly people are feeling the case of lieutenant colonel sheller. he's facing potential criminal charges over criticizing commanders over the withdrawal from afghanistan. now his hearing has been delayed until next week, but his family is not very optimistic or we have been told to prepare that it could be a long prison term. sheller was an active duty us marine, whose frustration over the bungled retreat from cobble lead to making videos, bashing biden. and the pentagon brass that quickly went viral. people are upset because they're senior leaders, let them down. and none of them are raising their hands and accepting accountability are saying we mess this up. i'm not saying we've got to be in the, in afghanistan forever. but i am saying, did any of

and the plus comes from having that ability to invite practice time because of its influence in galveston and other countries when the need is there for them to, to dialogue. it's not the 1st time they meet under this umbrella. in fact, i think this is the 4th time this year that they've met. the last time was on the 11th of august just before the fall of cable, where they meant to hear in doha. so the mechanism has been going on for some time . and the relationship continues. at the same time, it is clear that russia is not rushing to recognize the taliban government for a number of reasons. but the one most important reason is they need further guarantees as to the taliban. so going to to, to control terrorist groups launching attacks, particularly in central asia from grindstone. so sultan, i mean, we don't really know what was said in this meeting. i mean, we have a few main points that it's happened behind. closed doors is much actually likely to come from what's happened today in moscow. yes, i think it is. it's important in terms of giving assurances to the taliban that the world i

he had demanded. senior leaders take accountability and that's as a bluff outs, a mosque enough. galveston kills at least 37 this friday, injuring scores more. it is the latest in a spate of terror attack since the us exit poorly for.