speaking at a meeting in islamabad with senior diplomats from the u.s., china, russia and afghanistanuss the situation since the taliban took over. they also focused on the worsening humanitarian and refugee crises during the talks. >> it has become difficult to pay even salaries let alone the development projects. the government is reeling under the effects of the severe drought. any further downward slide would severely limit the administration's capacity to run the government should >> more from islamabad. >> the interim of the foreign minister has come with a large delegation to discuss a number of issues with pakistan. this is a bilateral visit. it coincides with a meeting in islamabad, which is attended by the special envoy for afghanistan from the united states, china and russia. the next meeting expected in china the pakistani foreign minister speaking at the meeting stressed the need for enhanced cooperation and enhanced engagement with the afghan government in order to avoid a humanitarian and economic collapse in afghanistan. pakistan has been asking for enhanced engagement

got meeting in islamabad. i'm all thank you very much. come either there talking to us from islam about in an interview with al jazeera, a member of the ethiopian government, has denied allegations of mass arrests and ethnic profiling that have been reports of police rounding up high profile to grinds from a bank, c e o. to priests at the 70 dr. was working for the well food program have also been taken into custody the un since they were arrested during government raids, targeting to koreans. a day earlier, 16 united nations workers wouldn't change in the capital. i don't think and believe it is this through the ethnic profiling, but people might be that i don't think that i children, i don't have that information. and if that happens, the government doesn't allow me to click on the, on the date of emergency this issue that people should be treated with. and most of the advocates within that to happen and any person. so somebody bought it, this might happen. but they went to be fair to my systematic one, if it happens that it also be a c

come, i'll hide our reports from islamabad. this time of day. yeah, people are burning the stubs are on the agricultural farms and plus the fact that vague your lead traffic hadn't creed and i've gotten contributing to over 40 percent of the pollution and deteriorating egg quality. also, people are not able to go out into the box any more. industrial pollution is also a factor and the fact that a lot of the garbage is burned openly. but there had been annoyed wisely from the government as far as school and work rated are concerned. and they said of god's an alarming situation. thousands of refugees and migrants on the poland bella roost border have spent another night sleeping and make shift camps. on tuesday, police and poland, 5 water cannon and tear gas at those trying to cross media says that a cease fire with as a by shot is mostly holding, following a day of violence, which left several soldiers dead on many as defense, ministry says that russia helped to broke of the truce, both sides blame each other for provoking the fighting. saddam's

but near the prime ministers, house buyers and sellers in islamabad used items, vi could say, their incomes are no match for pakistan's inflation. sama jobby dollars, era islam above the head of the international atomic energy agency says he's helping to reach common ground with iran on his nuclear program. raphael go see is meeting senior iranian officials in tehran, negotiations with well leaders to salvage. she 2015 nuclear dealer said to resume next week. the you and nuclear watched on gauge m. c says it's inspectors haven't been able to access surveillance footage of nuclear side since february. there are a number of issues that we are working. and as the president just said, it's very important that we put this in the perspective of the peaceful nuclear program of iran at a time where climate change demands that we work together. that we ad cleaned, lucre energy to the mattresses around the world. and as it was discussed just a few days ago in glasgow, those from iraq's recent parliamentary elections are being counted for a 2nd time. supporters of pro iranian factions have protested a

after a meeting in islamabad, the nations reiterated calls on the taliban to form an inclusive government to respect women's rights. a us federal appeals court has temporarily blocked the release of white house records to a congressional committee investigating donald trump's role in the attack on the us capitol injanuary. the papers had been due for release on friday. police investigating a violent attack on a french footballer have released one of her team—mates without charge. aminata diallo, who plays for paris saint—germain�*s women's team, was arrested on wednesday. she's faced two days of questioning about the assault on kheira hamraoui. belarus�*s leader has threatened to cut off gas supplies to europe if sanctions are imposed over an escalating migrant crisis at the country's western border. eu officials have accused belarus of provoking the crisis to undermine its security, an allegation it denies. meanwhile, the bbc has filmed hundreds of migrants gathering in the belarus capital, minsk, where they're apparently waiting to board buses which then take them to the border with pol

all hider has more from islamabad. the and get him on foreign minister made on what ducky has gone. rid a large delegation to discuss a number of issues. red bug responded to the bi lateral with, however, did go inside detroit, a meeting in islam abad, which is also attended by the special envoy for one if on from the united states, china and russia. if, if the 9th meeting the next meeting expected and join are the buggers on the foreign minister speaking at the meeting stress, the need for the announced cooperation and an enhanced engagement video on government in order to award a humanitarian and economic. glad enough, one it on august on of god had been off game for the enhanced engagement with the dollar bond in order to avoid the movement of refugees all the prospect of an economic collapse. august on had placed a board due of one if don edwards, to negotiate on the mortality of cardboard movement and trade. but at the same time, the dollar on delegation is likely to meet on the sideline, the special envoys who i

after a meeting in islamabad the nations reiterated calls on the taliban to form an inclusive governmentspect women's rights. britain has accused france of having lost control of the migrant situation in the channel. about 1,000 people are believed to have reached britain in small boats on thursday, crossing the world's busiest shipping lane in the process. it would represent a record figure for a single day. police investigating a violent attack on a french footballer have released one of her teammates without charge. aminata diallo, who plays for paris saint germain�*s women's team, was arrested on wednesday. she's faced two days of questioning about the assault on kheira hamraoui. we're turning to the migrant crisis on the poland—belarus border now, which is rapidly becoming an escalating international row. western member states of the united nations security council have condemned the actions of belarus, accusing it of what they called an orchestrated instrumentalization of human beings by sending migrants to the frontier, to destabilise the eu's border and to distract from its own r

he joins us from islamabad. hello there. hello. thanks for joining us. our government forces strong enough to withhold the tpr laugh as they advanced towards the capital. well, i don't think that will end the conflict because it's that important that both decide to create a political pain. you know, the civil war will continue as long as well. so you can sort of clue, prison. i think you need a political solution for that. and you also need that sort of justice, which has been completely denied in this case. and there is so much of brutality. and that, you know, that is no humanity, any more in this company. and i think both the sides, but the government has to be more responsible. and they really think that's a bad stand in that. and the bread and brown this is, you know, is very adamant in trying not to be very conciliate. and he's been sort of denied the opportunity which is being up for the bar and his neighbors. and sort of come through some sort of a political engagement with the peer left, but he doesn't think look really agreed to. so it's a situ

after a meeting in islamabad the nations reiterated calls on the taliban to form an inclusive governmentparis st—germain women's midfielder aminata diallo — seen here — has been released without charge by french police investigating an attack on her team—mate kheira hamraoui. diallo had been arrested on wednesday. both women were in a car last week when masked men dragged hamraoui out of the vehicle, before beating her legs with metal bars. the prosecutor has not issued any further comment on the investigation. we're turning to the migrant crisis on the poland—belarus border now, which is rapidly becoming an escalating international row. western member states of the united nations security council have condemned the actions of belarus, accusing it of what they called an orchestrated instrumentalization of human beings by sending migrants to the frontier, to destabilise the eu's border and to distract from its own rights violations. the bbc has filmed hundreds of migrants gathering in minsk, the belarus capital. they are apparently waiting to board buses that then take them to the border

she was speaking at a meeting in islamabad with senior diplomats from the united states, china, russia, and afghanistan. to discuss the situation since the taliban take over. the worsening humanitarian situation and the refugee crisis. where the focus of the talks, environmentalists and new delhi had accused the government of not understanding the link between the environments and public health coalition has reached a critical point in the capitol. the air is choked with smoke and the sacred human a river is churning. toxic foam, have natar reports. ah, these images have come to define new daily's pollution crises. hundreds of devotees are taking a dip in a river covered in take form caused by toxic waste that flows into it every day. then it is really dirty, but what can we do? we need to do our rituals and had to do them in dirty water. we can't do this at home and have to come here for the festival gun. they're going to be owning it shouldn't be for the but what can we do? people who are responsible on making so much money in the name of cleaning the small stretch of the yamuna that

she was speaking at a meeting in islamabad with senior diplomats from the us, china, russian, afghanistan, to discuss the situation since the taliban took over. they also focused on the worsening humanitarian and refugee crises. it has become difficult to be even saturday, his little pursuit development projects. the government is reeling under the effects of the severe dropped any further downward. the slight severity limit, the new administration's capacity to run the government, the former south african president, f. w to clerk has size at the age of $85.00. he was the country's last apartheid era president he should have in 1993 nobel peace prize with nelson mandela. so they work on reconciliation in south africa. in brazil, inflation the pandemic, and a lack of investment in social programs means the number of people going hungry is growing. present enjoyable. snar is trying to amend the constitution to allow him to spend more to address the problem. but chris excite his using poverty as an excuse to increase his own campaign budget ahead of next year's election, monica yanna care re

recently ranked the city the most policies in the world's ca heider has war from pakistan's capital islamabad. there are hundreds of brick, fact trade spewing take black smoke into the air. so this is a problem that had been growing and that had become worse now, although the health of fisher wanting that people are church day and god, they're sure to avoid open spaces. the school and the factory that workspaces remain open. and a lot of people don't have the luxury of not going to work because they have to earn a living the government. on the other hand, i'd been promising to get to act together. my dad failed to do so. one example is that burning of the stubborn on both sides of the border, one job at the agriculture bread budget of india and buckets on and farmers there for hundreds of years. i've been gorging, setting a light, the double laughter, the hallways, the rise, which also adding considerably dad pollution story and did a very dangerous situation. so far, the government had not moved except to clam down on a few factory de laughter in for strict environmental measures to ensure t

as mona from islamabad, after intense negotiations that lasted for a while dread all was late into the night or the government on the committee announced that dad reached an agreement with the proscribed teddy kayla back by august on, i took all off it rotate details of that agreement i have not been di wise. it should be remembered that for the past due week romwell, p and d, and its lum abad. i've been cut off from the rest of the country. this particular project has already caught hundreds of millions of dollars and lots. is there a container full of goggle, which have been detained and i used as roadblock the people of gotten it. some abad . have eved a sigh of relief at you can see the traffic is now coming back to normal that they go to defaulted. they're still on alert. everybody will now be watching to see how this agreement is implemented and render. marjorie will be able to go back from what did i bought from where they were threatening a margin it's lama bought. so indeed, an interesting there relic men and some relief. as far as this particular new discount turn. finally to

member of the taliban cabinet to pakistan, since the previous government fell in august live now to islamabad. and our correspondent, they're come all high to come out. does this give credibility, political credibility, i guess, to the taliban, the way the taliban already have that political credibility given the fact that they did that. so i kept meeting the 1st one took place and go off with the right. of course there tended by the pressure on why i want it done so in that sense that the word aids in gauging red. that's all a bond. i've got the fisher to representative. don't know if it's done, we'll be warranting that dollar bond or deliver on the promise made render fall off . i did particularly get delegation led by more ducky. it does go up by electric. got there will be meeting the pressure representative of the us or no one is on trying out rush. yeah. it will be important to see what comes out of date regarding the united states. other power that concerned about the include the fact of women's rights and of thought. they're concerned about a huge amount of prices that are likely to o

marcher will be able to go back from what did i bought from where they were threatening a modern islamabad? so indeed, an interesting there rela men and some relieve, as far as this particular knew, this concern. thousands of physicians, woodson, georgia, have protested against the results of saturdays run off local elections. the ruling georgia dream party, 119 of the 20 city in district elections. and that includes merrill offices and the countries 5 largest cities. the opposition alleges vote for the elections were overshadowed by the rest of former president because sack is really is returned to georgia from excel was seen as an attempt to boost opposition support friends present. emmanuel mcroy has told the u. k prime, and he said that the ball is in britain's court regarding an escalating dispute and fishing rights. they met on the sidelines of the g 20 in rome, but failed to reach the agreement. alex here, brian reports, side by side at rome's famous, trevi fountain, french president, emanuel macro and british prime minister parish johnson, appeared to be in good humor. but behind t

i could moment effects did on his his come either there in islamabad. let's go to new delhi. i'll de, serious up hunting the towel. is there the government so concerned about pollution levels in new delhi that it's told kids to stay at home. it's closed schools indefinitely. pumping yes, and we are outside once at school in the national capital. and as you can see, the gates are shot. and at this point, we don't know when they go to open. you know, these students in schools and colleges, had been studying online because of the pandemic. and now another emergency had put them back as a do online learning. no, they had just returned to school or in person classes. the government had shot schools for a week, but now authorities have extended that indefinitely. on top of that construction, which is one of the major pollutants in the city will only resume next week. it was supposed to resume earlier, but on the government has extended that. in fact, walkers and unions are not happy about this. they're actually going to court saying they need more compensation. there's also the iss

of the groups members were arrested stirring recent unrest at all. day march from law hor towards islamabad, resulted in the deaths of several police officers comalla hydra reports for muslim event. although it has been over a week since the budgets on the government reached a secret way, the band outfit that the bag, focused on deborah stairs continued to de camp in a bog in what bought an a key bridge over the ground drunk growth is still blocked . by that security, $40000.00 of them still present and that of god, god thing doubts about what the deal is all about. and why the government is keeping the secrets. given the fact that the government has bandage organization and said we're not, acquiesced or go for a quality of appeasement. there are several question mark, however, half of the guys who were they stayed by the government and data broad number over 2000. i've already been released and said to be released soon also. although david, i'm big about the timing, the back buckets on. on the other hand, saying that they will not budge from what you bought until they see the leader releas

i'll hider in islamabad this time of day. yeah. people are burning that jobs are on the agricultural farms and plus the fact that vague your lead traffic as in creed. and i've gotten contributing to over 40 percent of the pollution and deteriorating air quality. also, people are not able to go out into the box anymore. our industrial pollution is also a factor and the fact that a lot of the garbage is burned openly, but there had been annoyed wisely from the government as far as school, then work rated are concerned. and it is. i've got an alarming situation. the u. s . secretary of states is to you to meet kenny as president in nairobi as part of a diplomatic push to bring peace to ethiopia. it's fed the year long conflict with rebels from little them to guy region, a spiral into a civil war. thousands of refugees and migrants on the poland. baler is paula. have spent another night sleeping in makeshift camps in freezing conditions on tuesday, police and poland, 5 water canon and tear gas. but those trying to cross holland accuses

we have them in cities such as islamabad and doha and in the u.s.ting our girls, but their plight is far from over. the girls' mental health and trauma they suffered during their escape still haunt them. >> it's an uncertain future. for those left behind, you've told me stories of the taliban going door to door. what threat to these women face? >> jim, after the u.s. left, so did the ability to get these girls out. let's be honest. even with the best trade craft, it's virtually impossible to move a female through the streets of kabul with taliban at every corner. despite what taliban propaganda may be putting out to the media, it's forbidden to walk or drive a car without a male accompanying you. the taliban are ruthless in hunting these girls. there's posters throughout the city, women 20 and older will become property of the taliban and widows will become their brides. so, jim, from a terrorism perspective, the taliban's proven to be a formidable adversary in this fog of war. i mean, the terrorist organization that has issued, you know, u.s. milit

and her husband gary kuhn first flew to islamabad turkey to be close to the same time zone in kabul righti and i came to doha cutter in late october with a personal appeal to anyone connected to the rescue effort. slowly afghan families are getting out charice family has been through so much and they are finally here at the airport ready to head back home. start their lives all over again with memories. they will never forget and roots of peace is hoping to evacuate more afghan employees who might be at risk and many of them. a piece women women who have gone out. started their own businesses look to roots of pieces of role model and hired 80 women. well those are now highly at risk. being hunted the running from home to home. i am not going to give up on those 34 additional afghans who are most at risk and agriculture is the man backbone of afghanistan. therefore roots of peace is one of the biggest injured working in afghanistan and this is our promise. this is promise of heady kune and gary that and might me and other colleagues that we will support humanitarian activities farmers to d

early membership of that group included a contingent of pakistani militants did they have to look to islamabads said and _ as well for some help? indeed. we have always said and recognised i have always said and recognised that afghanistan is important in its own right, but afghanistan is important for its significance in the region and more widely connects notjust the region, actually, it's the world, but in terms of this current immediate crisis, i think conversations with islam are extraordinarily important. to an extent by extension with new delhi as well, reports recently he that imran khan of pakistan has allowed a very large shipment of wheat to come through pakistan and india, and that is hopeful. we've got to be pragmatic. we've got to be quick about it, because we are staring down the barrel of a humanitarian crisis of the enormous proportions, and we have some responsibility for that. i thinkjoe biden should not sleep too comfortably in his bed as a result of the decisions that he took earlier this year, which has left the most unfortunate situation in afghanistan, which was avoidab

extremists everywhere, and certainly in pakistan where the pakistani government was overthrown in islamabad, not in kabul. i understand there is conversation underway as pakistanis try to figure out the own threat to their security as the taliban holds increases in the taliban message in the islamic world where extremist groups feel emboldened. how we got there is important. where we go from here is even more important. thank you, mr. chair. >> i now recognize ambassador liu. >> members of the committee, thanks for this opportunity to appear before you today to discuss this important topic. in a brief statement i'll offer some thoughts on context for your work and the committee's work going forward. also i will outline several lessons that i take away from u.s. involvement. first, in the case of the tragic event the last several weeks, including the suicide attempt in kabul, it would be natural to focus on the near term, the last several weeks. and how do we come to this end? i believe, however, a more powerful or useful assessment would entail a deeper, broader view. this defeat that you s