from the swedish embassy from the european union from the in the nation embassy and from the high peace council which is down the road the attack shows this constant issue of security and intelligence breaches the area where the attack took place is less than one hundred meters from the office of the police chief of kabul less than twenty meters away from the afghan intelligence facilities once the area is cleared in once the dust settles unfortunately we will be hearing that a lot of those killed ordinary people who are simply the only breadwinners for their families and the people of afghanistan continue to suffer the continue to

a car bomb in afghanistan's capital targets the high peace council killing at least forty people and injuring more than one hundred others. hello i'm adrian for again this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up one of the world's richest men is reported to been released from detention in saudi arabia . in syria a fragile ceasefire in the south of the country as a turkish military offensive continues in the north. plus china's battle ivory forces autism's to find new ways to use their skills. at least forty people have been killed more than one hundred injured in a blast in afghanistan's capital kabul the taliban has claimed responsibility for a suicide bombing that used an ambulance near the old interior ministry building it comes a week after taliban attack on the city's intercontinental hotel sirus jennifer glass reports now from kabul. the emergency vehicles there taking off the dead and wounded in this bombing it happened just around the corner at the second checkpoint this is a heavily guarded street the target appears to be the high peace council that's where the gate is t

live from coming up in the next sixty minutes a car bomb in the afghan capital targets the high peace council killing at least seventeen and injuring more than one hundred others. in syria a fragile cease fire in the south as a turkish military offensive continues in the north plus. gives the survivors first and foremost the self what it department is universally in my family an opportunity . to heal more fallout from the u.s. gymnastics sexual abuse scandal the entire governing body resigns. and the saudi believe there is five star prison the collapse of a construction giant and what both of them say about the kingdom's economic reforms . i least seventeen people have been killed more than a hundred injured in a suicide car bombing in the afghan capital it happened near the old interior ministry building comes a week off the road toward a bomb attack on the city's intercontinental hotel jennifer gloss has more now from kabul. all right so jennifer let's start with casualties what are officials saying about. the ministry of health says seventeen dead and more than one hundred ten wounded in t

the dead there have been casualties here this is a very busy part of town in addition to the high peace council the anti-corruption commission is also down there just down the streets at the u.n. mine agency and this is normally a very very busy part of kabul it's the second attack in the capital in a week taliban fighters battled security forces for more than fifteen hours at the city's intercontinental hotel in a siege that killed twenty five people last saturday security has been stepped up around the city but it wasn't enough. police on the army of afghanistan is. really young it's just seventeen or eighteen years old they need more training they need more practice they need more experience but the taliban on the other hand they are very devoted fighters cobbles emergency hospital was flooded with patients it's a scene that's been repeated many times the president says the uptick in attacks is because of increased military pressure on armed groups and political pressure on pakistan maybe the case but it's the people here who continue to suffer the most jennifer glass al jazeera kabul well s

corner at the second checkpoint this is a heavily guarded street the target appears to be the high peace council that's where the gate is that area is also home to the anti corruption agency here as well this is a very very busy part of town normally this road would be jammed with cars in addition to the government offices down that down that street this is a hospital just behind the camera as well is the governor's office the kabul mayor's office and these are all businesses and as you can see security officials still doing their jobs. this is the second major attack in kabul in a week of course last saturday the intercontinental hotel that siege lasted more than fifteen hours and killed twenty two at the security has been tight around the city but still afghan security forces unable to stop this latest car bomb one of the world's richest men billionaire saudi prince charlie been follows been released from detention that's according to family sources speaking to reuters news agency he's been held since november along with about two hundred others the defense study professor and risk creagh says

the dead there have been casualties here this is a very busy part of town in addition to the high peace council the anti-corruption commission is also down there just down the street at the u.n. mine agency and this is normally a very very busy part of kabul it's the second attack in the capital in a week taliban fighters battled security forces for more than fifteen hours at the city's intercontinental hotel in a siege that killed twenty five people last saturday security has been stepped up around the city but it wasn't enough. police on the army of afghanistan is. it's really young it's just seventeen or eighteen years old they need more training they need more practice more experience but the taliban on the other hand there are very devoted fighters cobbles emergency hospital was flooded with patients it's a scene that's been repeated many times the president says the uptick in attacks is because of increased military pressure on armed groups and political pressure on pakistan that may be the case but it's the people here who continue to suffer the most jennifer glass al-jazeera kabul riot

from the swedish embassy from the european union from the in the nation embassy and from the high peace council which is down the road the area where the attack took place is less than one hundred meters from the office of the police chief of kabul less than twenty meters away from the afghan intelligence facilities and obviously less than thirty meters from the counterterrorism directorate of the ministry of interior this area has been attacked over the years this used to be the old interior ministry now that it has moved from here to another part of the city so very very worrying developments with these attacks coming in we had a deadly attack targeting the intercontinental hotel in kabul in twenty teen unfortunately seems like a very deadly in difficult year. for of for afghanistan once the area is cleared and once the dust settles unfortunately we will be hearing that a lot of those killed ordinary people who are simply the only breadwinners for their families and the people of afghanistan continue to suffer as we continue to bear the brunt of this conflict. at a time when we also see all s

far from the swedish embassy from the european union from the indonesian embassy and from the high peace council which is down the road. this constant issue of security and intelligence breaches the area where the attack took place is less than one hundred meters from the office of the police chief of kabul less than twenty meters away from key afghan intelligence. facilities once the area is cleared in once the dust settles unfortunately we will be hearing that a lot of those killed ordinary people who are simply the only breadwinners for their families and the people of afghanistan continue to suffer and they continue to bear the brunt of this conflict at a time when we also see all sides intensifying the war. a canister in a scene a spike in deadly terrorist attacks recently earlier this week armed militants attacked the save the children office in the city of jalalabad surely after a car bomb exploded outside the premises of the six people were killed dozens more injured i still claim responsibility for the attack and last saturday a group of terrorists targeted a luxury hotel in kabul killi

from the swedish embassy from the european union from the in the nation embassy and from the high peace council which is down the road the attack shows this constant issue of security and intelligence breaches the area where the attack took place is less than one hundred meters from the office of the police chief of kabul less than twenty meters away from the afghan intelligence facilities once the area is cleared in once the dust settles unfortunately we will be hearing that a lot of those killed ordinary people who are simply the only breadwinners for their families and the people of afghanistan continue to suffer the continue to bear the brunt of this conflict at a time when we also see all sides intensifying the war. or the bombing in kabul is the deadliest act of terrorism in afghanistan since a truck blast in may last year which claimed one hundred fifty lives and the latest attack follows a recent surge in violence earlier this week armed militants attacked a save the children office in the city of jalalabad and shortly after a car bomb exploded outside the premises six people were repor

the swedish embassy from the european union from the in the nietzschean embassy and from the high peace council which is down the road the attack shows this constant issue of security and intelligence breaches the area where the attack took place is less than one hundred meters from the office of the police chief of kabul less than twenty meters away from key afghan intelligence facilities once the area is cleared in once the dust settles unfortunately we will be hearing that a lot of those killed ordinary people who are simply the only breadwinners for their families and the people of afghanistan continue to suffer as they continue to bear the brunt of this conflict at a time when we also see all sides intensifying the war. the bombing in kabul is the deadliest act of terrorism in afghanistan since a truck blast in may of last year claimed one hundred fifty lives and it follows a surge in violence over the past week this week are militants attack to save the children office that was in the city of jalalabad shortly after a car bomb exploded outside the premises six people were killed dozens mo

far from the swedish embassy from the european union from the indonesian embassy and from the high peace council which is down the road. this constant issue of security and intelligence breaches the area where the attack took place is less than one hundred meters from the office of the police chief of kabul less than twenty meters away from the afghan intelligence facilities once the areas cleared in once the dust settles unfortunately we will be hearing that a lot of those killed ordinary people who are simply the only breadwinners for their families and the people of afghanistan continue to suffer the continued to bear the brunt of this conflict at a time when we also see all sides intensifying the war. when the bombing in kabul is the deadliest act of terrorism in afghanistan since a truck blast in may last year which claimed one hundred fifty lives and the latest attack follows a recent surge in violence earlier this week armed militants attacked a save the children office in the city of jalalabad shortly afterwards a car bomb exploded outside the premises six people were reportedly killed a

far from the swedish embassy from the european union from the indonesian embassy and from the high peace council which is down the road the attack shows this constant issue of security and intelligence breach is the area where that track took place is less than one hundred meters from the office of the police chief of kabul less than twenty meters away from the afghan intelligence facilities ones. the areas cleared in once the dust settles unfortunately we will be hearing that a lot of those killed ordinary people who are simply the only breadwinners for their families and the people of afghanistan continue to suffer as they continue to bear the brunt of this conflict at a time when we also see all sides intensifying the war in. afghanistan a see the spike in deadly terror attacks recently earlier this week armed militants to save the children office in the city of jalalabad shortly after a car bomb exploded outside the premises of the six people were killed dozens more were injured eisel claimed responsibility last saturday a group of terrorists did a luxury hotel in kabul killing at least twen

and there is a high peace council a building now the source telling us that there are a number of casualties we still hear sirens of ambulances now it was. this is crowded with the with with the school with lots of. print printing press businesses people an office is private over this is it's a very crowded where this attack happened now the question is that how could the suicide car bomber get through the first security barrier and then. did to meet his explosive at the second security checkpoint. dominate thanks indeed. a ceasefire has gone into effect in syria's besieged area of eastern ghouta near the capital damascus it was brokered by russia the area is the last remaining rebel stronghold there damascus has been under siege by government forces for almost five years it comes the syrian opposition members say they will boycott talks that russia is hosting in sochi next week decision was announced at the u.n. sponsored negotiations in vienna which have been extended for a day that there's been no breakthrough they're about to hold a news conference there meanwhile turkish forces continue

funerals have begun this one for almost farzana a member of afghanistan's high peace council he was part of the effort to map out a peace process with the taliban the taliban firebomb killed him jennifer glass al jazeera kabul it's been revealed that the u.s. attorney general jeff sessions was questioned last week over a ledge collusion between double trucks presidential campaign to russia sessions was interviewed for an inquiry led by former f.b.i. director robert mueller is believed to be the first time a member of a president trumps covered it has been questioned in the inquiry trump has described the accusations of collusion as a fake news and a witch hunt troubled with straightness impose tariffs on solar panels and washing machines imported into the united states mexico which will be directly affected says it will use all available legal resources in response china and south korea have a lot of cute against move which could see its goods up to fifty percent in some cases congress has no authority to review or veto the decision. the indian prime minister nuri intermarriage he has wa

far from the swedish embassy from the european union from the indonesian embassy and from the high peace council which is down the road the attack shows this constant issue of security and intelligence breaches the area where the attack took place is less than one hundred meters from the office of the police chief of kabul less than twenty meters away from key afghan intelligence facilities once the area is cleared in once the dust settles unfortunately we will be hearing that a lot of those killed ordinary people who are simply the only breadwinners for their families and the people of afghanistan continue to suffer as they continue to bear the brunt of this conflict at a time when we also see all sides intensifying the war. this is the latest in a wave of deadly terrorist attacks that have hit afghanistan recently with dozens of people losing their lives at the hands of various extremist groups that earlier in the week are militants attacked to save the children office that was in the city of jalalabad shortly after a car bomb exploded outside the premises of the six people were killed dozens

peace activist ahmad farzan, who was in kabul teaching classes and working at afghanistan's high peace council. turkey has launched a bombing campaign and ground offensive against the syrian kurdish city in northern syria. the u.s.-backed kurdish militia controlling the area says at least 10 people were killed, seven civilians, including one baby. the bombing comes after the united states announced plans to provide military backing for thousands of syrian-kurdish fighters to form a border security force along the border with turkey. turkey has accused the syrian kurds of being terrorists. in honduras, protesters staged another round of nationwide demonstrations saturday to -- against widespread voter fraud in the reelection of incumbent, u.s.-backed president juan orlando hernandez. demonstrators blockaded dozens of roads and highways nationwide. the honduran military has killed at least a dozen protesters since the demonstrations erupted after the november 26th election, including 160-year-old man, who was killed at a blockade on saturday. this is opposition candidate salvador nasralla. >> we

swedish embassy, from the european union, from the indonesian embassy and from the country's high peace council. what the people of afghanistan are demanding is that officials responsible for the security of are kabul be held responsible, that this culture of impunity must end. and remember this is almost becoming like a disease, the security and intelligence breaches. which really also respects international diplomats and aid workers from doing their work effectively because now they are forced to work from behind glass walls, and this attack also comes after the big truck bomb that afghanistan's capital had in 2017. so we already see the impact of that truck bomb attack. whether it's investors not wanting to invest or international aid organizations that really cannot operate in a safe environment. >> well you touched on this but i want to push further. i mean, in the sense that we've seen the taliban carry out many attacks, we've seen them reclaim some security that had been previously lost, the u.s. president singled out neighboring pakistan for not doing enough to crack down on the group a

funerals have begun this one for on farzana a member of afghanistan's high peace council he was part of the effort to map out a peace process with the taliban the taliban firebomb killed him jennifer glass al jazeera kabul. well to tyler now where he would rights activists say migrant workers in the fishing industry continue to be abused for years after the die a working conditions made the headlines human rights watch says government reforms to address trafficking and false labor have been largely ineffective as victoria be ripples. seafood caught in thailand's winces ends up in markets all around the world. but in twenty fourteen the industry was badly damaged by accusations that many of its workers were victims of trafficking and forced labor. for years on and human rights watch says the situation is as bad as ever despite government promises to clean up the industry after three years it is unbelievable got people inspection has not been able to identify a single case of forced labor at all the bottom line is many fishermen stay work long hours with little pay for years abuses from

funerals have begun this one for on farzana a member of afghanistan's high peace council he was part of the effort to map out a peace process with the taliban the taliban firebomb killed him jennifer glass al jazeera kabul and then move on to venezuela where the pro-government constitutional assembly has ordered presidential elections to be held by april thirtieth the president nicolas maduro is expected to seek reelection but it's unclear who from the divided opposition will stand against him the only going crisis surrounding the lack of basic food stuff staple goods and medicines is likely to be one of the major issues in america at its end is here newman joins us from the chilean capital where i understand a group of latin american nations have been made has it been many reaction from the foreign minister is there all the venezuelan opposition indeed and why is this considered such a serious announcement. hello nic yes it is considered a very very serious development simply because at this for the last few months opposition leaders have been negotiating with the venezuelan governme

the dead there have been casualties here this is a very busy part of town in addition to the high peace council the anti-corruption commission is also down there just down the streets at the u.n. mine agency and this is normally a very very busy part of kabul it's the second attack in the capital in a week taliban fighters battled security forces for more than fifteen hours at the city's intercontinental hotel in a siege that killed twenty five people last saturday security has been stepped up around the city but it wasn't enough. the police on the army of afghanistan is a really young it's just seventeen or eighteen years old and they need training they need. experience but they've gone on the other hand they're very devoted. cobbles emergency hospital was flooded with patients it's a scene that's been repeated many times the president says the uptick in attacks is because of increased military pressure on armed groups and political pressure on pakistan that may be the case but it's the people here who continue to suffer the most jennifer glass al jazeera cobbler. of saturday's attack is just

the dead there have been casualties here this is a very busy part of town in addition to the high peace council the anti-corruption commission is also down there just down the streets at the u.n. mine agency and this is normally a very very busy part of kabul it's the second attack in the capital in a week taliban fighters battled security forces for more than fifteen hours at the city's intercontinental hotel in a siege that killed twenty five people last saturday security has been stepped up around the city but it wasn't enough. police on the army of afghanistan is a is really young it's just seventeen or eighteen years old and they need more training they need more practice they need more experience but the taliban on the other hand they are very devoted to fight this cobbles emergency hospital was flooded with patients it's a scene that's been repeated many times the president says the uptick in attacks is because of increased military pressure on armed groups and political pressure on pakistan that may be the case but it's the people here who continue to suffer the most. afghan officials a

council last night. called the advantaged peace program. and taking people of highof violent crime and for 18 months teaches them job skills in exchange for them showing up and not getting in trouble they get cash. critics say this is a waste of taxpayer money but the mayor of stockton says it doesn't use city funs and they think it's going to work and giving it a shot. the goal over the next four years is to mentor 15 people to reduce deadly gun violence and the city of stockton moving forward with it. kelly clarkson is getting personal with the parenting choices. finding nothing wrong with a spanking. real revealing how she deals with the tantrums. >> i am not against a spanking. i don't mean hitting hard. i'm like hi i'm going to spank you on your bottom do you that. >> her honesty caused an uproar on social media and more than half of american parents approve of spanking and the american academy of pediatrics says it teaches aggressive behavior. clarkson is well aware of the line but don't be surprised to see her giving her child a spank at the zoo. >> and final

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authentic, and peaceful islam, training imams and preachers, concluding bilateral agreements to train imams from other countries, foreign countries, creating mohammed fifth foundation of high council for african islamists, engaging in constructive dialogue with offenders, broadcasting these programs inside and explained by qualified preachers. so there are so many aspects of this, but the main one is the reviving of the university which was if not the oldest university in the world and dealing with deconstructing and teaching, preaching moderate religion. morocco approach regarding the treatment of moroccan foreign fighters consists -- does not consist only in interceptive and upon their return to their home countries and bringing them to justice, legally well-designed and well-managed processes, but also using a multidimensional rehabilitation strategy. the point is not to put these offenders in prisons, but rather convincing them to disengage from religious extremism and lead a life with new religious references, and i think mr. malka actually met me, and i told him just about a project on which i was working then, which is that of approaching these terrorists in prisons, becaus