concerns even despite the public sort of rhetoric defiant rhetoric from islamabad. i think that i guess half of save them and then is organization whatever the park star has been taking the action it out of very much consideration of pakistan's own internal security it has nothing to do to appease united states ought to appease india higher but it will be having a soothing impact on the americans but the americans are not asking about the hospice practically they are asking about the how can you network with pakistan is denying that carly network i mean the from the taliban fighting all good that it does not possess any safe haven in pakistan because since yesterday our before yesterday if you see pakistan has once again to be treated is that there is no see if i haven't thought of anyone as i understand that so my question is despite that sort of public position will we see pakistan perhaps try and take steps whether it's against the how can the network or the taliban i'm sure you're aware of the well publicized claims of links between the pakistani intelligence se

from islamabad. it's been a lean tourist season on the indonesian island of bali as you to an erupting volcano arrivals in september have dropped by more than seventy percent indonesia has lost a billion dollars in revenue the government is trying to entice the tourists back also and reports now from bali. inside the danger zone tourists are visiting bally's most famous temple the sucky life just seven kilometers from the crater of the erupting volcano and was off limits for the past three months the decision to reopen a tourist attraction shows the government's eagerness to lure visitors the whole gay know is still at its highest alert level or agree with this decision there are many other places where tourists can go in delhi we can't predict nature it's a better to put safety first around five million tourists visit every year but after the eruptions and airport closure last month several countries including china issued travel warnings hotels far away from the volcano where i am and owners were f

has confirmed suspending security aid to pakistan he blames islamabad failure to take decisive action against taliban fighters targeting u.s. troops in afghanistan on monday donald trump tweeted that washington had foolishly given pakistan billions of dollars in aid with he said nothing in return but lies and deceit pakistan's government rejects the accusations saying it's made huge sacrifices to help the u.s. fight in the so-called war on terror rosen jordan has more from washington d.c. . the state department spokesperson heather nauert says it should not come as a surprise to officials in islam abad that the trumpet ministration the suspending security assistance to pakistan she explains why suspended at this time does not mean that it will be suspended forever to stand has the ability to get this money back if you will in the future but they have to take decisive action they have to take decisive steps people have long asked you know why don't you do more about pakistan and i think this sort of answers that question obviously pakistan is important an important relationship to the

it's 9am in singapore, 1am in london and 6am in islamabad in pakistan, where police authorities have a $90,000 reward for information leading to the killer of six—year—old zainab ansari. the discovery of the young girl's body has lead to violent protests in the city of kasur, where around a dozen other children have been killed in the past two years. protests have also ta ken place protests have also taken place in other cities. secunder kermani reports from kasur. more anger on the streets of kasur. police and protesters clash after the funerals of two men killed in the unrest. residents of the city have reacted with fury to the murder and sexual assault of six—year—old zainab ansari. she went missing last thursday, whilst walking alone to a koran class. cctv images showed her being led away by the hand by an unknown man. her body was found in this rubbish dump, on tuesday. her killer did not even bother to try and bury her. zainab‘s father attended prayers in the mosque opposite his house asking god to ease his family's suffering. translation: it is like the world has ended. i was

now from islamabad side this isn't even it the pakistani government held an emergency security meeting on tuesday and according to reports there will also be a meeting in parliament to craft a joint strategy over the issue now both the u.s. and pakistan have been embroiled in the war on terror since the very beginning. and they formed a strategic alliance to fight the taliban and al qaeda a fact that trump seems to be ignoring that sadly u.s. policy in afghanistan has appeared to fail time and time again it and it doesn't look like the u.s. has come up with a viable solution to the conflict so maybe it's a better idea of. we think stirring up trouble with a u.s. ally in the years only twenty four hours in similar account in washington d.c. thank you for not. twenty seventeen saw the collapse of islamic state in syria and iraq but the human cost of the victory was staggering the u.s. backed liberation campaign in mosul which was the terror groups the fucked up capital in iraq all but raise the city to the ground once home to two million people hundreds of followers and to a force that m

islamabad has always denied supporting afghan militants.dent trump has called for decisive action. it is one of the deadliest attacks on kabul in recent months, and the second to target the capital in a week. an ambulance packed with explosives was blown up in a busy part of the city. zia shahreyar reports. an ambulance packed with explosives, driven into crowds on their way to work. the force of the blast shook the windows of buildings at least a mile away. some low—rise structures collapsed. a plume of smoke was visible across the city. the attacker had driven his vehicle past the police checkpoint, claiming to have a patient inside. when guards at a second checkpoint became suspicious, he detonated the bomb. translation: i was in an armour—plated vehicle, when suddenly there was an explosion. i was in the back seat. my driver was blown out onto the ground and injured. the area of the attack is home to foreign embassies and the city's police headquarters. the road had been closed to public transport. the taliban claimed responsibility. th

america's relations with pakistan look to be turning sour as well protests have broken in islamabad with activists burning u.s. flags and portraits of donald trump and the pakistani foreign minister says the alliance with the u.s. is over as his country won't be treated as a quote whipping boy now that comes after washington is now suspended its security assistance to the country which has long been its ally in the fight against terrorism in afghanistan. we are suspending security assistance security assistance only to pakistan at this time intill the pakistani government takes decisive action against groups including the afghan taliban and the haqqani network we consider them to be destabilizing the region and also targeting u.s. personnel the united states will suspend that kind of security assistance to pakistan. showed regret at the u.s. paying billions to pakistan and accused there being a safe haven for terrorists in afghanistan the twitter spot a furious response from the pakistani foreign minister remind the us of course went into afghanistan to remove the taliban way back in two

palestinian officials and islamabad how strong it pushed back against the u.s. president so what's behind. this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program. palestinian leaders say they wind not be blackmailed after u.s. president donald trump threatened to cut aid worth around three quarters of a billion dollars a year he made this statement on twitter blaming palestinians for refusing to engage in middle east peace talks relations with the u.s. have plummeted since trump recognized jerusalem as israel's capital last month the threatens money allocated to the palestinian authority most u.s. funding goes to the development and building projects and not directly to the authority itself also at risk is funding to the united nations relief and works agency or which assists palestinian refugees the u.s. is its largest donor both measures if they go ahead would cut around seven hundred sixty five million dollars a year in aid to the palestinians we'll get to our guests in a moment but first this report from from romola in the occupied west bank for. a mother of

we had good news that she landed in islamabad about an hourago and that she landed in islamabad aboutte. she developed frostbite on three toes in her foot. she is developed frostbite on three toes in herfoot. she is incompetent care and we hope for the best. —— she is in competent care. that is good news. tomek rescued during that late night high risk rescue as nanga prabat. night high risk rescue as nanga pra bat. thank you night high risk rescue as nanga prabat. thank you for being with us —— elisabeth rescued during that late night high risk rescue attempt. more news from russia. we told you about the arrest of alexei navalny and we can show you more pictures of that arrest. quite a dramatic arrest, as it turned out. that is what we are hearing. alexei navalny was at one of these demonstrations against the government. we are hearing that he was... he was arrested by some of the police. chaotic scenes at one of these demonstrations. he was dragged along the street and bundled into the police van. this was the opposition leader in russia, alexei navalny. dramatic developments. to rec

joins us live from islamabad so he does have a following how these moves against the side going to go down domestically where their organization already. brought tears to across the country they're going to block the grand trunk road and totally on nick the move. to be about her obligations to the united nations and the move they say the government. gave to the united nations rather than pressure from the united states on. giving up. that cabinet meeting. the military sheaves including the neighbors. will be taking will be talking to the government so they're going to date going to be a farmer replied to the americans already the organization that we've talked about spoken to their spokesman. completely on the record drying up their funds were literally mean they weren't your day is this being seen. as a response to pressure from the u.s. . well as far as pressure from the united states is concerned that country is a normal to date any mowbray show the language coming out from the foreign minister from the military leadership edge all the same they're saying that. the americans are bl

the current tone if you like of the relationship between washington and islamabad seems to suggest that the post nine eleven era is this definitely are. absolutely i agree that. it's completely aware and i think we've seen some ups and downs earlier on but there is a decisive step that's coming in after president trying to near an office that's dark and then specially since january as you heard from the tweet. but i think behind the scenes what we still have behind the scenes there is still a lot of contact between not just the foreign office but i think their military to military in the security establishment support the country conduct their still trying to sort out certain. kind of i do not a certain problems and they are in at least in pakistani in certain quarters you know usually this forward type of understanding that. exists between u.s. military. establishment and pakistani if you stablish merge. the relationship. but the americans were to be indicated that they are prepared to cut the funding base of the military and of an economic kind but the pakistanis have suggested that t

last year when relationship with the government in islamabad. pakistan has no option to implement. whatever you decide because pakistan is a member but pakistan has many times rejected the us decision even if. it had been about how to save the other issue is that in pakistan the judiciary is now it is only independent if has to put in sec again to remove a sitting prime minister so it can deliver a decision there fly anywhere there is a government decision in pakistan halfway see his group other parties then move to the court and even yesterday when the government announced to. charity belonging to. the group announced that they will move the court they will go to the court they will knock at the door of the court so this is our thought but i've known for the pakistani government like recently it was the court in lahore really needs to have a say because i have to say who was in detention for months but when their detention period ended saw that the court needs them and the government could not interfere so here i would say did these pakistani leaders have a say that they should al

on the news hour is tarik pair's adar who is a political analyst is live from pakistan's capital islamabad very good to have you with us is a suspension of the military security assistance a game changer for pakistan this is break relations. world may not break relations and i don't think it will but it is sending a very strong signal to people ordinary people of pakistan that the stories is not addressed world the partner that the whole. of no nato allies standards of progress than was a hoax that this sermon that the lives of seventy thousand pakistanis in this wall of the u.s. imposed war on terror. because those now are forced to fight has been in vain and therefore. it is time to take this opportunity the. maze of opportunity to redefine relationship with the united states and strengthen. ties with building but the the message we heard from trump is one that the u.s. administration has been delivering to pakistan for years now he's not the first u.s. president to publicly admonish pakistan the bush administration cut thirteen percent of aid in two thousand and eight why are pakistani

for radical groups it's also suspended hundreds of millions of dollars of security aid pakistan islamabad denies the allegation but has banned more than seventy groups which are named in the u.n. security council sanctions list among them is dramatic and led by the two thousand and eight mumbai attack suspect saeed the u.s. has offered a ten million dollars bounty for information leading to his arrest the trouble ministration also wants action taken to get see conny network it operates in pakistan and in afghanistan and is seen is having close ties to the pakistani military but analysts say it's a difficult balance for the united states which doesn't want to alienate islamabad as it relies on its support against a resurgent taliban in neighboring afghanistan welcome to hyder has more now from the protests in the shower. and shore from there yet if i gotta get on to frank count. the ballots dine and up the front of me i gotta go so i'm all for joining before people like your logic on your show dead and then running against everything you read by the us president mr from the mideast on n.p.

islamabad has previously denied supporting afghan militants.ater levels are continuing to rise along the river seine in paris, following some of the heaviest rain for a century. the river's expected to reach six metres higher than usual. sections of the louvre museum have been closed, some basements have flooded and tourist boats are no longer operating. at least 1a people have been killed by gunmen at a nightclub in north—east brazil. the attackers arrived at the club in fortaleza in three cars during the early hours of saturday. local media said they were part of a gang involved in drug trafficking. now on bbc news: hundreds of industrial towns across russia face extinction. once the pride of the soviet union, many have been abandoned and millions have lostjobs and homes after the collapse of their local industry. the government now has a plan to save at least some of russia's dying towns. jenny norton reports for our world from eastern russia. once the pride of the soviet union, hundreds of towns which helped to power russia's industrialisat

like anything in particular happened on monday to trigger the backlash but to say this tweet got islamabad and age would be an understatement three ministers including the prime minister the army the navy and air force chiefs all converged for an emergency security meeting following trump's post the u.s. ambassador was summoned for an explanation as protesters burned american flags in the streets then it was the turn of iran one of the biggest storms in donald trump's side. iran is failing at every level despite the terrible deal made with them by the bammer ministration the great iranian people have been repressed for many years they are hungry for food and for freedom along with human rights the wealth of iran is being looted time for change the islamic republic has been erupting in rallies and briards as people have been swarming the streets both against and in support of the government people died the tweet hasn't gone unnoticed in iran urging against the violence president rouhani denied to trump the right to sympathize with the nation well when done with the middle east trump couldn'

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like anything in particular happened on monday to trigger the backlash but to say this tweet got islamabad and age would be an understatement three ministers including the prime minister the army the navy and air force chiefs all converged for an emergency security meeting following trump's post the u.s. ambassador was summoned for an explanation as protesters burned american flags in the streets then it was the turn of iran one of the biggest storms in donald trump's side. iran is failing at every level despite the terrible deal made with them by the bammer ministration the great iranian people have been repressed for many years they are hungry for food and for freedom along with human rights the wealth of iran is being looted time for change these lawmakers public has been erupting in rallies and briards as people have been swarming the streets both against and in support of the government people died the tweet hasn't gone unnoticed in iran urging against the violence president rouhani did not. trump the right to sympathize with the nation well when done with the middle east trump couldn

president trump took aim at islamabad, for offering not more than lies and deceit in exchange for aide trump administration then froze most security assistance. pakistan has responded by suggesting it is suspending military and intelligence cooperation. earlier, i spoke with pakistan's ambassador to the u.s. how did it get this bad? >> we are disappointed, and we are surprised. disappointed because the language used is an affront to all that pakistan has done, all the contributions we've made to counterterrorism, and we've made good successes, working with the u.s. and also on our own, and surprised because we were having conversations with the u.s. leadership. we were searching for common ground, and then this comes. best handle the situation. give me jane: a sense of what it is like when you wake up in the morning and there is a tweet like this from the u.s. president. how do you react? >> normally, you do not react to any tweet, but it's coming from the highest level of decision-making in the u.s. we do recognize that this could end up becoming the policy, and therefore, we did pay

elisabeth revol has now arrived in the capital, islamabad, and is being treated for frostbite.eportedly suffering from frostbite and snow blindness. now the search has been called off due to bad weather and treacherous conditions. tim pattinson, bbc news. it's one of the biggest nights of the year for the music industry — the grammy awards. they'll be lots of performances, including sir elton john who will duet with miley cyrus. in the past the grammy‘s has been criticised of racial bias against black artists, but this year it's sexual harassment on centre stage as singers plan to wear a white rose in solidarity to the time's up/me too movement. welcome to the red carpet at the 60th annual grammy awards. just like other big ceremonies, the time's up/me too is highlighted. a newlyformed group, voices in entertainment wanted the music industry to stand with victims of sexual abuse as well. i spoke to several celebrities on the carpet. what was cyndi lauper who is here and she wore a white rose. she said it is important for women to feel safe in work spaces and that that is not th

has confirmed that it is withholding more than $250 million in aid to pakistan and has accused islamabad of playing a double game in shielding terrorists. this comes a day after a tweet by president trump led to protests in pakistan, with demonstrators shouting anti-american slogans and burning american flags. in his first tweet of 2018, mr. trump said the united states has "foolishly handed pakistan more than $33 billion in aid the last three years and have been rewarded with nothing but lies and deceit." earlier, my colleague katty kay spoke to daniel markey, author of "no exit from pakistan." she began by asking him about the differences between president trump's approach and that of his predecessors. daniel: yeah, this looks like a much more coercive approach than anything we have seen before. i would suggest that both presidents bush and obama before also had the hope that by providing incentives, the united states could gradually win pakistan over -- katty: so we're looking at less carrot and more sticks? daniel: exactly. katty: what would that look like? daniel: cutting off the ca

suspending military assistance to islamabad pakistan's foreign minister told the wall street journal that the white house is not acting like an ally the u.s. has cut millions of dollars worth of aid to the country it blames the government for failing to take action against taliban fighters targeting u.s. troops in neighboring afghanistan the foreign minister went on to say that the u.s. was trying to turn pakistan into what he called a whipping boy intil the pakistani government takes decisive action against groups including the afghan taliban and how conny network we consider them to be destabilizing the region and also targeting u.s. personnel we need pakistan to deny safe haven to or lawfully detain those terrorists and militants who threaten u.s. interests the united states stands ready to work with pakistan in combating all terrorist without distinction and we hope to be able to renew and deepen our bilateral security relationship when pakistan demonstrates its willingness to aggressively confront the afghan taliban the haqqani network and other terrorist village or to groups th

elisabeth revol has now arrived in the capital, islamabad, and is being treated for frostbite.known. tomasz mackiewicz had become separated. he was reportedly suffering from frostbite and snow blindness. now, the search has been called off, due to bad weather and treacherous conditions. tim pattinson, bbc news. for more than five decades a group of around 4,000 members of the shona community, from zimbabwe, have been living in kenya. their forefathers arrived as evangelists, but they have never been recognised by the kenyan government. now, they are not recognised in zimbabwe either, making them stateless. the bbcs merchuma reports. 88—year—old mofat ngwabi lives in kinoo, outside nairobi. he is one of the few shona people still alive who arrived in kenya in the 1960s. translation: jomo kenyatta told our leaders that they could go anywhere in kenya and preach, even to the maasais. we cannot do any business to feed ourselves. it's very difficult. when you construct something to sell, and the authorities find out, you get arrested. despite that meeting, and the blessing of the pr

trump on new year's day in his first twitter salvo of twenty eighteen the american president accused islamabad of quote nothing but lies and deceit. the united states has foolishly given pakistan more than thirty three billion dollars in aid over the last fifteen years and they have given i was nothing but lies and deceit thinking of our leaders as food they give safe haven to the terrorists we hunt in afghanistan with little help no more he is again and again venting his frustrations on pakistan over america's failures in afghanistan as they are trapped in a dead end street while trump's wait has triggered mass protests in pakistan people took to the streets to burn the u.s. flag and chant american slogans pakistan they said their favor ansel's didn't appreciate donald trump's. it's actually a point if you think that it's a. noise about a sign that. the president owes us we've heard something. quite contrary to what is likely to start yes pakistanis are beginning. their sacrifice the lives of many soldiers on the water. the water actually was in. the water which actually the world was just ho

like anything in particular happened on monday to trigger the backlash but to say this tweet got islamabad and age would be an understatement three ministers including the prime minister the army the navy and air force chiefs all converged for an emergency security meeting following trump's post the u.s. ambassador was summoned for an explanation as protesters burned american flags in the streets then it was the turn of iran one of the biggest thorns in donald trump's side. iran is failing at every level despite the terrible deal made with them by the administration the great iranian people have been repressed for many years they are hungry for food and for freedom along with human rights the wealth of iran is being looted time for change the islamic republic has been erupting in rallies and briards as people have been swarming the streets both against and in support of the government people died the tweet hasn't gone unnoticed in iran urging against the violence president rouhani denied to try. the right to sympathize with the nation well when done with the middle east trump couldn't help

the state department said the payment freeze would remain in place until islamabad took action againsthe afghan taliban. at least 18 people have died and more than two hundred and seventy were injured when a train caught fire in south africa, following a collision with a truck. officials fear the death toll could rise. the accident happened near kroonstad city in free state province. the train had been travelling from port elizabeth tojohannesburg. serena williams has told organisers of the australian open that she feels unable to compete at the top level, following the birth of her daughter last year. more details in 30 minutes of stoppage bell —— 30 minutes. in a moment we'll be seeing the bad weather affecting parts of the us. first it's been very snowy in eastern canada as this moose discovered. he got stuck in deep snow in newfoundland. luckily for the moose, rescuers with shovels were on hand. after around 15 minutes and some hard work they were able to dig the moose out. it was able to escape the snow without harm. looking happy and think. it —— sang. it -- looking happy and thi

elisabeth revol has now arrived in the capital, islamabad, and is being treated for frostbite.er remain. tomasz mackiewicz had become separated. he was reportedly suffering from frostbite and snow blindness. now the search has been called off due to bad weather and treacherous conditions. tim pattinson, bbc news. we will keep you updated on that. bat get you updated on this board. —— let's get you updated on the sport. there were tears from roger federer as he won the australian open. it's a 20th grand slam title for him and a record equalling sixth at the event in melbourne. he's now won 10% of all the grand slams in the open era after he beat marin cilic over five sets. 0minously he said, even at the age of 36, he will never get tired of winning. it's so much fun, really, you know, we all work hard, we'll sacrifice a lot, being away from home and all that stuff, but this is what you live for, you know, hopefully one day when you experience these moments, and i have had so many of them, but i can't get tired of them. also thanks to you guys that keep me going, so just a big th

an attempted abduction byjumping out of a moving vehicle as he was travelling to the airport in islamabad he was attacked and beaten by armed men, but managed to escape. more than 100 women in france, including the actress catherine deneuve, have signed an open letter defending the right of men to hit on women. they have complained of a new puritanism, sparked by recent sexual harassment scandals. ethiopia has banned foreigners from adopting children, because of concerns that they could face abuse or neglect abroad. under new legislation passed by parliament, orphans and other vulnerable children have to be cared for under locally available support mechanisms. the malaysian government has signed off on a deal to let an american exploration firm continue hunting for missing flight mh370, a year after the search ended. the malaysia airlines plane vanished en route from kuala lumpur to beijing in march 2014, with 239 passengers and crew on board. the us firm ocean infinity will only be paid if it finds the aircraft. the new search area will cover 25,000 square kilometres of sea floor, using

even in islamabad one hundred fifty yards away when word reached been shot and wounded in the. left us house and rushed to the scene crossfire as he did so wearing a white handkerchief he approached the wounded man but as he did so he was hit by a burst of automatic fire and began to crawl away but with. the help of the gunfire continued in your road you frances reed also rushed to the scene. the british government's operation dimitrius is back in the news the alleged killing of civilians by the british army and its supporters in one hundred seventy one is known as the valley murphy massacre or belfast bloody sunday referencing another british massacre in northern ireland allegedly by some members of the same battalion forty six years ago tomorrow but while a labor government would institute an inquiry into bloody sunday no such call is coming from tourism a who is in power because of her payoff to a party formally linked to protestant paramilitaries involved in atrocities against catholics in northern ireland outside the houses of parliament as a demonstration in support of an

tweeted the country has given nothing but lies and deceit in exchange for billions of dollars in aid islamabad says trying to blame pakistan for the u.s. failure to win the war in afghanistan new rules making it legal to buy marijuana for recreational use of been introduced in the u.s. state of california about ninety stores were allowed to start selling cannabis on new year's day all right those are the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after the strange. quite enough. reality your president said that there would be a complete one hundred percent audit that orders hasn't happened getting to the heart of the matter so are you saying that the future of the. here the story. on talk to our agency. at this time. and here in the stream today from poverty to parliament. and an afro pop star and. uganda is a robber chugg better known by his stage name bobby wind grew up in one of come palos poorest neighborhoods to his east african fans he's known as the ghetto president and over the past decade he has made a name for himself as a musician and social activists speaking out against what

they say the payment freeze will be in force until islamabad takes more action against the afghan talibanzuckerberg says his goal for 2018 will be to fix what he called important issues on the platform and on social media in general. on his page he says facebook is at a crossroads and that he'll be looking to protect users from abuse and hate, and defend the platform from government interference. a new book containing damning allegations about the trump administration is being rushed to publication on friday, four days ahead of schedule, as lawyers for the president try to stop it. they say it contains numerous false statements. among much else, the book quotes mr trump's former chief strategist, steve bannon, accusing the president's son and son—in—law of treason. the president has reacted with fury. jon sopel reports from washington. hell hath no fury like a bannon scorned, it would seem. steve bannon, who was described as the brains behind donald trump, is now out in the washington cold after his extraordinary attack, the warm words of last summer, but a distant memory. i like him, he'

, following washington's decision to freeze more than $1 billion worth of security assistance to islamabad take more action against islamist militant groups. this is what pakistan's ambassador to the us told us earlier. well, we are disappointed and we are surprised. disappointed because the language used is an affront to all that pakistan had done, all the contributions that we had made to counter—terrorism, and made pretty good successes, working with the us and also on our own. and surprised because we were having conversations with the us leadership, and the two secretaries, and to use mr mattis's words, we were searching for common ground. and then this comes this, so we're trying to see how we can best handle the situation. staying in pakistan, police have offered a ten million rupee reward for information leading to the killer of six—year—old zainab ansari. the discovery of the young girl's body has led to violent protests in the city of kasur, where around a dozen other children have been killed in the past two years. secunder kermani reports from kasur. more anger on the streets o

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america's failures in afghanistan as they are trapped in a dead end street and this isn't even it from islamabad side the pakistani government held an emergency security meeting on tuesday and according to reports there will also be a meeting in parliament to craft a joint strategy over the issue now both the u.s. and pakistan have been embroiled in the war on terror since the very beginning and they formed a strategic alliance to fight the taliban and al qaeda a fact that trump seems to be ignoring that sadly u.s. policy in afghanistan has appeared to fail time and time again and it doesn't look like the u.s. has come up with a viable solution. into the conflict so maybe trump should rethink stirring up trouble with a u.s. ally. ok so let's take you on there let's try and answer some of those questions or go live now to tell out as a retired lieutenant general of the pakistani army you're very welcome to the program this hour how do you interpret double tweet your thoughts on donald trump's tweeter. yeah i think he came that i think he is just trying to sort of express his frustrations in fact

time relations with america in pakistan look to be turning sour as well protests have broken out in islamabad where activists have been burning u.s. flags and portraits of donald trump he comes up to washington suspended his security assistance to the country which has long been the law in its fight against terrorism in afghanistan. we are suspending security assistance security assistance only to pakistan at this time intill the pakistani government takes decisive action against groups including the afghan taliban and the haqqani network we consider them to be destabilizing the region and also targeting u.s. personnel the united states will suspend. and that kind of security assistance to pakistan it's in the wake of trump's tweet that outlined his regret at the u.s. paying pakistan billions of dollars in aid he's accused washington's regional i know of being a safe haven for terrorists in afghanistan which of course america is trying to defeat terms to diplomacy spoke to fear if they spawn some from pakistan's foreign minister in not just one but three tweets you ask what we've done from ou