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activism people have been coming together this group that has walked seven hundred kilometers from helmand province to kabul all of this coming together there's a lot of soft pressure being created or the taliban and this gives us a sense that there has to be some sort of action stick and resolve the peace process otherwise the taliban may lose the public support and in the meantime xian economy to show he holding out for his followers in the country. what basically they have been they have had a number of the mines which most of them were responded back by the afghan government being twenty eight february's kabul process meeting and afterwards meetings and public appearances that the president had now the only bone of contention between dissolute two sides is the drought of the international forces from afghanistan where the taliban warns that they want to speak to the americans or up on the schedule while i have one government has been saying that well once we start the negotiation that can be on the top of the agenda as part of the discussion so this is the only part that needs to be ironed out.

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activism people have been coming together this group that has walked a one hundred kilometers from helmand province to kabul all this coming together there's a lot of soft pressure being created or the taliban and this gives us a sense that there has to be some sort of action stick and reserve the peace process otherwise the taliban may lose the public support donald trump is calling on republicans in congress to fix the u.s. immigration system outrage is growing over his so-called zero tolerance policy on tuesday trying to republican house members to discuss the opera over his policy of separating migrant children from their parents is expected to be a vote this week. headlines the news continues here after al-jazeera world stay with us. the. ok but then i looked as though it was most of. the stuff was difficult to go through the circus had. a small can have said you can miss it a bit mickey and i on how to succeed. in this is so deep down and i can't understand my head and it's here that lead the. visit to what's going to happen to the club. with i want them as you missed of a you would have come

state now earlier this week seven people were killed in the capital kabul and outside combat helmand province is not the most volatile regions in the country the harrowing story of one woman in our next report mirrors the fate of a nation called between tradition and war. eighteen year old khadija can barely remember her fast husband they were engaged when he joined the taliban and was killed by u.s. troops as is customary i was then forced to marry his younger brother. we had a daughter and when she turned one my husband was killed i was fourteen afterwards i had to marry the youngest brother. mother in law shows us a photo of her most recently killed son he and another brother became policeman for the new government both lost their lives in an attack by the taliban. the. taliban killed two of my sons but another one died at the hands of the americans i hate them both. so we. could d.j.'s now married to nineteen year old chums the last surviving brother he's thinking about joining the police force for financial reasons but khadija is against it so what the nurse says i would rather live in p

activism people have been coming together this group that has walked seven hundred kilometers from helmand province to kabul all of this coming together there's a lot of soft pressure being created. and this gives us a sense that there has to be some sort of action stick and resolve the peace process otherwise the taliban may lose the public support a u.n. report says the syrian government and rebel groups committed war crimes trying the battle for eastern earlier the share of forces backed by russia three took the damascus suburb in april after a two month offensive that left almost fifteen hundred people dead and investigators say they found evidence of systematic government bombardments of civilian areas and a deliberate campaign to starve president but blockades preventing the delivery of humanitarian aid or port also in case his rivals and discriminate shelling of civilians and damascus. norway has tested a two seater electric playing with the hope of starting passenger flights by two thousand and twenty five transport minister and the head of the airport's operation took the debut flight arou

they've walked 700 kilometres from helmand province demanding an end to the civil war.ressed, more and more peoplejoined them. here's one of the protestors. translation: in the 37 days of our journey, we met around 100,000 people. we got their support for the movement. we asked for an extension of the ceasefire in order to pave the way for peace talks. that ceasefire he refers to is one between the taliban and the government. unfortunately, that ended on sunday. the taliban are refusing to extend it. the government has said it will observe a unilateral ceasefire for ten days. but the violence has already started again — this is from our kabul bureau chief karim haidari yesterday: "after the end of taliban's ceasefire at 18:00 "local time today, the group launched two "separate attacks in helmand and kandahar southern #afg hanistan. " the bbc‘s afghan service followed some of the militants through the streets of kabul. mal—aeka ahmad—zai, is the first female afghan reporter, to interview a taliban soldier. take a look. that report from kabul. let's start by showing you s