in kabul thank you very much for that update. time for a short break here al-jazeera when we come back is the 1st sitting u.s. president to set foot in north korea donald trump is back on u.s. soil after an historic trip plus. anger in argentina where days of power cuts a paralyzed thoughts of the country more on that stay with us. hello are going to welcome back well cross parts of the levant we are looking at some very dry conditions but thunderstorms could be an issue as they make their way across the caspian that means about cool you could be seeing the overnight show as well particular in the overnight hours when we see the heating of the day so a temporal here on monday of 23 coming down because we are going to be seeing those winds coming out of the north notice that the rain is going to linger across the southern part of the caspian even tehran may see a passing shower or 2 but for quite city the temperatures are going to be in the mid forty's but dry as we go into mid week here across the gulf though it is going to be re

in kabul. at least 7 people were killed in sudan during protests on sunday that were demanding a civilian led government but were met with gunfire and tear gas right here mohammed has more. than message remains the same as it has for months demanding sudan's military rulers hand over power to a civilian government. tens of thousands of protesters marched towards the presidential palace in khartoum opposition leaders called for similar mass demonstrations nationwide dubbed the 1000000 strong march but we don't want to feel like we stopped we want people to feel like we will continue continue no matter what everyone is out so we encourage each other. in some cases police fired tear gas at protesters the rapid support forces patrolled the streets with machine guns they were accused of the crackdown at a sit in at army headquarters in khartoum on june that around a 100 protesters were killed. in the eastern town of santa gunfire was heard and the military gentle says it's not to blame for the recen

embassy in the city i want to show is in kabul with the details it was a huge explosion this morning here in kabul where the attackers were managed to explode one of the logistic department of the afghan ministry of defense which is outside of the ministries building they managed to get to that point and they exploded a truck full of explosives there the rest of the attackers they managed to go under moved out of the nearby buildings where they can take the position to entrap the security forces the mischief indeed it also told us that. special forces arrived at the at the scene cordon down the area and they took the positions against these these attackers we were also told by the minister of interior that 10 people were killed in this attack so far until now and the minister of health also confirmed to us $65.00 other were injured including 9 children it is really a year here and it's a quick question before the to the people of afghanistan here not only here in kabul but also other provinces that taliban letting their attacks is this attacks also claimed by the taliban and they sai

embassy let's check in with our question watery joining us from kabul just bring us up to date with what you know. yes come on as you said it was a huge explosion this morning here in kabul where the trackers were managed to explode one of the logistic department of the afghan ministry of defense which is outside of the ministries building they managed to get to that point and they exploded a truck full of explosives there the rest of that decker's that managed to go on the rooftops of the nearby buildings where they can take the position to entrap the security forces the mischief indeed it also told us that the special forces arrived at the at the scene they called in down the area and they took the positions against these these attackers we were also told by the minister of interior that 10 people killed in this attack so far until now and the minister of health also confirmed to us $65.00 other were injured including 9 children it is really a year here and it's a quick question before the to the people of afghanistan here not only here in kabul but also other provinces that. liberatin

embassy in kabul. let's look at sudan at least 10 people killed there during protests which began on sunday they are of course demanding a civilian led government but were met with gunfire and tear gas as mohammed now reports. the message remains the same as it has for months demanding sudan's military rulers hand over power to a civilian government. tens of thousands of protesters marched towards the presidential palace in khartoum opposition leaders calls for similar mass demonstrations nationwide dubbed the 1000000 strong much of the action but we don't want to feel like we stopped we want people to feel like we will continue continue no matter what everyone is out so we encourage each other. in some cases police fired tear gas at protesters the rapid support forces patrolled the streets with machine guns they were accused of the crackdown at a sit in at army headquarters in khartoum on june around $100.00 protesters were killed. in the eastern town of gunfire was heard the military gentil says it's

indeed if it was a huge explosion here in kabul this morning in one of the busiest spot of kabul city during the rush hour group of taliban attackers attacked one of the government building this morning and they exploded truck full of explosives and the rest of the attackers they managed to take their positions on the rooftops of the buildings close by according to the ministry of interior the special forces arrived at the scene as a cordon of the area and they started their operation against these attackers the minister of interior also told us that 10 people are killed so far in this attack on the other hand the minister of france also confirmed that 65 people were wounded in this attack including 9 children this is happening. at the time where the taliban are taking peace talks with the u.s. officials there and and they're claiming responsibility for this attack. only with thanks so much. at least 10 people were killed in sudan during protests since sunday they demanded a civilian led government but were met with gun firing tear gas for him home and has more. the message remains th

embassy in the city a question watty is in kabul with the tickets it was already have explosion in kabul this morning on one of the busiest streets of kabul during the rush hour when number of attackers a technologist and department of the one defense ministry out of the minister's building exploded i mean a truck full of explosives and west of the attackers managed to take their position on the rooftop of the nearby buildings of one security force and i are at the scene they cordoned off the area and they were engaged with the taliban attackers taliban are claiming the responsibility for this attack and at a time when they're holding be stuck with u.s. officials in doha at the moment now for the 2nd time e.u. leaders have failed to pick a new president for the bloc despite holding marathon talks overnight from all we can cross too long tell you why in our european of broadcast center. yes that's right has a met european leaders have suspended their summit until tuesday after failing to reach a consensus during more than 20 hours of negotiations they're divided over who should succeed. a

based in kabul you have to remember you. no a peace negotiation chicks will sides so get told one has never actually said themselves that he would stop the fighting while the peace negotiations are going on this is something that they've asserted ever since 2013 when their office and we opened and we also have to remember that the government is also continuing to you know stage night raids drone strikes air strikes which have also let civilian casualties force the difference is the government is not part of these talks so it can't necessarily be held accountable to the same sorts of expectations that all along. we take a closer look next at what's happening to weekers and other ethnic minorities in china's far west the government has targeted them particularly the leaders just this week and china's latest white paper on national defense beijing said this region known as she is the hub of a separatist movement. is home to roughly 11000000 weekers that's about half of the population there china has never managed to integrate t

in kabul to tell us more ali authorities say all of the attackers were killed do we know who they are by now and has anyone claimed responsibility. at this point just attack remains one of the rare exceptions where it's been almost 24 hours and nothing will sponsor bolton but one thing we have to remember is that under law sony is one of those well he's very vocal and he makes a lot of statements that make a lot of people angry and 3 years he's been a very very strong critic of both a pop song establishment and smaller bomb there are a lot of potential suspects and who knew but at this point there's nobody that's come out right and said we did it i asked you this question last week same question has this is this going to impact the peace process you know at this point the peace process is going on this isn't the 1st attack this won't be the last track unfortunately and we don't know who's actually carrying it out there have been some developments the government is saying that within the next 2 weeks they're supposed to meet all of on face to face which the taleban in the lead u.s. neg

it's one for around $200.00 dogs both german shepherds and belgian man walk at kabul's mine detection center. they're destined to become a disciplined force sticking out concealed explosives that routinely kill people in afghanistan. so dogs are protectors and a good friend for me and always one step ahead of me in dangerous places. chemo and cadets are here to learn how to detect bombs weapons and narcotics just by scent today's test landmine detection. it appears she's found one now the humans investigate. it takes about 2 years of intense 2 tillage for both dog and handler to be real world ready. reserve. it's a loving relationship like the relationship with a friend or a child. it's the same thing with our dogs. you should love the dog and the dog should love you. and the dog should trust you and do whatever you tell it to. them. so the teams have lots of together time filled with games though their purpose is deadly serious like this carousel each chemist or is filled with a different sense picking the right target earns a reward now and in the future could save a life. from the

promised that they will be paid for their service but so far there's been no signs of support from kabul. so far the government hasn't paid us anything at. all the weapons ourselves. sometimes we even sold our positions always sold our land so that we could get the money to buy the weapons. saleman mazhar a governance by all means necessary negotiating mediating and making promises it's not an easy task in male dominated afghanistan it's rare for a woman to be in leadership positions and they have a difficult time in spite of a high position as district administrator selina missouri cannot go out in public alone her husband has to accompany her to every appointment he's not paid for this and he has had to give up his own job to do so. and i got him at home with and without the support of my family i couldn't do this. on the corner of our community is a very traditional one as a woman you can't just go out on your own you know so my husband always comes with me then when we come home in the evenings we cook together. mazhar is bean district governor for about a year now she studied in ira

are puerto as if it is in the society in city of gentle he told us more about the reaction to kabul akitas release. this is the apartment workout all of a kid just spent the past 2 days under house arrest there was celebration here last night as the news came that a judge had ruled against an order to have her held in italian jail the judge said she was only doing her duty to save human lives when she disobeyed italian police and brought her ship to port the decision angered italian deputy prime minister matteo south any who said about kate who will now be expelled from italy and despite the show of support here and i could be gentle for a woman many italians see as a hero there is also widespread support for it self in his anti immigration stance many here don't see it i think as a lifesaver they see her as an agent of a foreign power taking her ship down to the libyan coast to pick up migrants and forcibly delivering them to italy's doorstep for themselves any is the hero protecting italy's so-called sovereignty even i think spence of migrants was. soccer now and the defending champions

indeed it was a powerful explosion this morning here in kabul where that militant was tried to attack a government building close together going to minister of defense area i mean a truck full of exposed explosives or exploded closely about government building and there tried to enter the building where the other militants that they ran into the buildings and high buildings nearby and they tried to engage with the afghan security forces so that they may get ministry of interior told us that 10 people were killed in this explosion so far and the ministry of health confirmed to us 68 other were wounded. it is an ongoing situation the militants are trying to keep the . security forces engaged we were also told by the minister of interior that the special forces also i have at the scene to cordon off the area and they are setting gauge with the with the militants we just received the statement from the taliban they are they are claiming responsibility for this attack and they're saying that our suicide attackers a number of their attackers are there and they're trying to get into the buil

it was a really heavy explosion in kabul this morning on one of the busiest streets of kabul during the rush hour when number of attackers attacked logistic department of the one difference ministry out of the militias building there exploded a mini truck full of explosives and the rest of the attackers managed to take a position on the rooftop of the nearby buildings. security forces arrived at the scene they cordoned off the area and they were engaged with the attackers. claiming that us was ready for this attack and at a time when that holding be stuck with a u.s. official at the moment at least 11 people have been killed in sudan since sunday's mass protest demonstrators were demanding a civilian led government but security forces responded with gunfire and tear gas it was the 1st major protest since the military violently broke up a sit in nearly a month ago killing at least $100.00 people were you know how much has more. they defied warnings from the military to stay at home hundreds of thousands of sudanese filled the streets of khartoum and nearby towns with the really cool they

has more from kabul. it was a very powerful explosion here. on the way or that explosion took place in one up with a guest place in culver city. during the rush hour time where the people are going to be our president said we're going to be a school we did not know the executive director busy trying to get up to the explosion but. witness are telling us that maybe the explosion was close to the city for both syria and we do have a casualty event fatalities and they have a house that was called in marion to the scene you had bunch of people who were wounded and most of them were schoolchildren. the minister of interior also confirming the explosion and they also told us that we have got special forces that i have seen and we can still hear the gunfire between them special forces and and the target so we do not know at this point it's that target of the attackers and that's it for me the news continues on al-jazeera after al-jazeera correspondent stretching back so much about. and that's called. thank. you. my name is funny but not good and i'm

you know how long has it been since that particular member has been to kabul and some of them get angry with me for asking the question because they assume that i know how long it's been since we came to afghanistan but it's not kabul of 1000 years ago it's not afghanistan of 1000 years ago afghanistan and an old country for the young nation or a noble nation made of young people they need to. learn about each other the taliban say they have to change that afghans need to know this new taliban have to see what this change and the taliban need to know what this new afghanistan is like and reach some broader understanding mutual acceptance and the terms of an agreement about the future will be negotiated in the interest and negotiations but i believe this is a necessary for a step so i'm delighted that taking place secretary of state might pompei or has said that he wants to see a deal done by september the 1st good elections in afghanistan on september the 28th i you feeling the crunch time wise we understand that election or scheduled for the $28.00 but for us. peace and the peace agree

it's not going to work and the taliban have to understand this as well as the afghans coming from kabul afghanistan that there has to be you know a cookie jand and as we move forward and we have to find common ground from now on ok omar samad great to get your thoughts i thank you very much indeed for joining us there live from washington d.c. . the french president emanuel micro has admitted to iran's president that europe hasn't been able to protect iran from u.s. sanctions that's according to iran and comes after a phone call between the 2 leaders one micron also said european leaders will do everything they can to stop the 2015 uclear deal from collapsing his office said in the statements that he's trying to find a way to resume talks by july 15th iran has set a sunday deadline for europe to offer any terms and has warned it will accelerate uranium enrichment but. we'll definitely not initiate anything to withdraw from the nuclear deal unless the other party does the other party has step by step americans directly and europeans in directly violated the deal we will show reaction exp

. >> we were heading to kabul when our vehicle was hit by a landmine. many people martyred and injured. reporter: there was no immediate claim of responsibility. afghan government officials blamed taliban insurgents to operate in the area and are accused of planting new explosives. but a taliban explosive -- spokesman denied their involvement. the bloodshed is expected to intensify now that an official and penny for afghanistan's presidentitial election isis underway.. onon sununday, just t hours afte incuenent presidedent kicked d f his campaign, at least t 20 peoe were killed and more than 50 wounded when a suicide attacker and gunmen targeted the cap rule officece of his running -- targeted the k kabul o oice of s running mate. once again, civililians bore the brunt of the violencnce. >> the election will coco the lives s of our pooool people --r pepeople. the poor are the main victims. ii myself are affected -- mm afaffected by thee attack. -- i myself am affected by the attack. i cannot go anywhere. i have no shelter. reporter: with the taliban and

an explosion and gun battle in the afghan capital kabul. at least 10 people are dead. and in sport we'll have all the latest from the opening day of wimbledon as top seed now back job to make his youth his way into the 2nd round. polo all began with protests over an extradition bill has become the most serious challenge to china's authority in hong kong in the 22 years since the end of british rule in the territory in an unprecedented scene protesters in hong kong have occupied the territories legislative council building but in the last few minutes the hong kong police have warned that they intend to clear the building quote in a short period of time we'll get the view from beijing in a few moments but let's begin in hong kong 1st our correspondent wayne hay is inside the legislative council building with the protesters andrew thomas is on the streets outside the building we'll go to andrew in a moment but 1st wayne hay who is inside that building so wayne tell us what is happening there now and what there is are they getting any word there about the the warning from

20 people were killed and more than 50 wounded when a suicide attacker and the gunman targeted the kabul office of his running mate amaryllis ali once again civilians bore the brunt of the violence so right here most election will cost the lives of our poor people the poor are the main victims are myself i'm affected by this attack there is no one to check on my situation. i can't go anywhere i have no shelter job or if you're with the taliban and other insurgent groups determined to undermine afghanistan's fragile democracy many afghans worry about further violent attacks in coming weeks. let's bring in w correspondent sandra peters man who's an expert on the region and around the country so tell us we have this uptick in violence at the moment why do you think that is i mean we tend to forget that this continues to be for decades now one of the deadliest conflicts in the woods and right now there is a lot of going on politically you know the complaint for presidential elections has started we're having negotiations at various places in the world between representatives of the taleban g

we are in kabul to probe these claims. in a conservative male-dinatedt society,is hard for women to speak out. but our investigation has finally led us to a former government employee. we are hiding her identity because she fears a backlash. her former boss is a senior minister in the curren government. "he was asking mlyfor sex dire i told him i'm qualified and experienced. i never thought he would say such things to me. i stood up to leave. he grabbed my ha and took me to a room in the back of his office. he pushed me towards the room and to me it will only take a few minutes, don't worry. i pushed him by his chest and said enough, don't make me scream." and did you file a complaint after this incident? >>ig no, i rd from my job. i don't trust the government. if you speak out, everyone will blame the won. yogita: she also told us two other women had come forward to tell her the same minister had raped them, claims the bbc has been unable to indepdently rify. it is not just one individual mistry or department. several wom

yogita limaye, bbc news, kabul.erendum on recognising aboriginal people in the country's constitution. indigenous people were living in australia for more than 65,000 years before british colonisation. from sydney, here's hywel griffith. australia has been home to aboriginal communities for over 50,000 years. but their rights and their role as the country's first people are not enshrined in law. we seek constitutional reforms to empower our people. two years ago, this meeting of indigenous leaders demanded change, calling for a way to put them the centre of parliamentary decisions. the call went unanswered until now. announcing a referendum is a big step and in many ways that's the easy part. agreeing on what questions to ask and what changes could bring may prove more difficult. what is clear is that change is needed to improve the lives of australia's first people. indigenous australians are still more likely to be living in poverty, still more likely to be imprisoned than the rest of the population. there is, som

on a stand now whether been 3 explosions in the capital kabul at least 10 people have been killed and more than 40 others injured i still claim responsibility for 2 of the explosions targeting abbas in the ambulances that i'm followed the 3rd blast has been claimed by the taliban. of been protests against the demolition of palestinian buildings in occupied east jerusalem israeli demonstrators joined those rallying just meters away from their prime minister's home on thursday well matheson has more now from west jerusalem. since the demolition of the houses and what he follows on monday there has been an international * phone donation of the houses and the buildings being torn down countries like the united arab emirates saudi arabia but also the united kingdom germany and spain have all said that this was something that should not have happened but these protesters tonight i've been in the center of jerusalem were just a couple of blocks away from the prime minister's house and these protesters are jewish israelis and palestinians need to leave their together we are the people of this

how kabul our band this was a social democrat nationalist and reform a. but nays depicted him as a communist true to moscow a face of the red peril which threatened america and the free world. but may's hoped to win over public opinion. he opened the central american information bureau organized press visit and suggested articles to befriended publishers. so benet's really. understood it you know it's not what is happening it's the story you tell about what is happening that that is that is the reality and that's something he was greatly admired in studied in nazi germany who carried part truth to another. to another level and now we've we see in our present world with. social networks and much else the story intensifying. with award severe consequences for for democracy but we could already see where we are going to lead with episodes like can i use in my truth. the time was right for edward bernays power play in january 953 dwight eisenhower became the new president of the united states. tries in how i advocated a frontal offensive against communism. he

i mean we were heading to kabul from hair out with a vehicle was hit by a landmine i saw many people martyred and injured there was no immediate claim of responsibility afghan government officials blamed taliban insurgents who operate in the area and are accused of planting explosives but a taliban spokesman denied the group's involvement. the latest attack came a day after the u.n. mission in afghanistan released a report saying that most civilian deaths in the 1st half of the year were caused by afghan forces and their international allies the report was apparently referring to civilians killed during afghan and u.s. military operations against insurgents. the bloodshed is expected to intensify now that official campaigning for afghanistan's presidential election is underway on sunday just hours after incumbent president kicked off his campaign at least 20 people were killed and more than 50 wounded when a suicide attacker and gunman targeted the kabul office of his running mate amarillo solide once again civilians bore the brunt of the violence. so it was here mustn't feel lection

yogita limaye, bbc news, kabul. we have much more on the story on the website.ment favourites, crashed out. they were beaten by new zealand in a gripping semi—final. while new zealand fans celebrate, spare a thought for the millions of indian supporters left disappointed. joe wilson caught up with some of them after the game. was an incredible game at old trafford. new zealand started off so well, taking three quick wickets. demi had a partnership between ms dhonl demi had a partnership between ms dhoni. —— and then we had a partnership. it did not happen in the end. and you were there inside. what happened to india?|j the end. and you were there inside. what happened to india? i think the early loss of virat kohli made a difference and from there on... this because a bit difficult. in any case, i think they new zealanders, and a wish england, also, comes to the defence. neither have won the world cup. at least that then when the world cup. we have one at once. that is gracious, very gracious. 2112 when a welcome semi—final. that is gracious, very gracious. 2112

watching all say thank you company this morning we'll have the latest on that news from kabul because of the stories too in the headlines at the top of the. politicians do. they put themselves on the line to get accepted or rejected. so if you want to be president. or some want to. have to go right to be for us this is what before 3 of them or 10 people that i'm interested in the wives of. the ship. you know world of big partisan movies a lot and conspiracy it's time to wake up to dig deeper to hit the stories that mainstream media refuses to tell more than ever we need to be smarter we need to stop slamming the door. and shouting past each other it's taught critical thinking it's time to fight for the middle for the truth the time is now. watching closely watching the hawks. this is a sticker from the water bottle phone in the stomach of the fish the brand is part of the coca-cola company which sells millions of bottles of soda every day the idea was that let's tell consumers there are the bad ones there the litter bugs are throwing this away industry should be blamed for all this wa

yogita limaye, bbc news, kabul.ex acosta, is resisting calls for his resignation over his part in a case involving the billionaire financier, jeffrey epstein. on monday, jeffrey epstein pleaded not guilty to charges that he oversaw a network, trafficking underage girls for sex. alex acosta is under scrutiny for negotiating a lighter sentence for him, in 2008. let me start by reiterating that i am pleased that the new york prosecution is going forward. they brought these charges based on new evidence againstjeffrey epstein, who is now a registered sex offender. this is a very, very good thing. his acts are despicable, the prosecution offers an important opportunity to more fully bring epstein to justice. thousands turned out in new york city to honour the us women's soccer team, world cup champions once again. there were official speakers, but the players and especially team captain, megan rapinoe, were very much the stars of the show. the bbc‘s nada tawfik was there. cheering and applause. how is this for a homecomi

a powerful blast has rocked the afghan capital kabul reportedly killing 16 people the taliban says it carried out the attack we go live now to couple base reporters on fire on what's the situation right now. we still hear. from decides however we are around 4 to 5 kilometers away from that but due to the ongoing operation that the afghan special forces has launched. the area is cordoned off and the ways connecting this city towards to p.d. 16 where this blast site is are all blocked by afghan full says and many other streets off kabul have been evacuated and checked by the afghan intelligence forces so so far 210 civilians have been evacuated and rescued from. where is basically a crowd area but also. having a compound. belonging of the ministry of defense where de la just sticks and some technical parts of it is laying there so still talk is not over however it has been like more than 6 hours but so far the ministry of interior saying that they have gone down to assailants and the ministry of public health spokesperson just told me over the phone that 93 civilians have been taken to

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for an election to come join up thank you now 3 explosions have taken place in the afghan capital kabul at least 10 people have been killed one of the explosions was caused by a suicide bomber who rode a bike into a bus john government and. and a suicide bomb attack on a government building in the somali capital has killed at least 6 people and left mogadishu's met badly injured the group has claimed responsibility saying its target was the newly appointed u.n. envoy to somalia the blast went off shortly after james one met with the man. for u.s. special counsel robert muller has insisted once again that he did not exonerate donald trump of instruction of justice was testifying before 2 different hearings in congress about his investigation into russian interference in the 2016 presidential election is the 1st time he's answered questions publicly since his report which sharply divides democrats and republicans mike hanna reports. it was in president trump's eyes a victory lap appearing on the white house lawn to repeat his assertion that he'd been vindicated in dismissing the investiga

to a large explosions have rocked the afghan capital kabul the ministry of interior says at least 5 people have been killed and 10 were injured it's believed the attacker rode a bike into a bus carrying government employees the number of casualties is expected to rise new u.k. prime minister boris johnson settles into his 1st full day in the job on thursday having conducted a political call the night before he's appointed a cabinet of ministers mainly on the euro skeptic side of the governing conservative party and he is sticking by his claims that he can renegotiate breck's it by the end of october even though his critics say he does not have the time to do that not even barbour has more now from central london. it's been called britain's biggest cabinet clear out without a change of ruling party on a day that saw more than half those in the top job is gone many of them sacked it became clear loyalty to boris johnson in the leadership race has been rewarded and support for his rival the previous foreign secretary jeremy hunt has been punished while many of the new appointments a prominent

at least 4 people have been killed and 16 engine in an explosion outside kabul university and of capital a blast occurred as students waited near the campus k. to take an exam police say they defused a 2nd bomb found nearby there's been no claim of responsibility so far. now one of the world's most popular apps could be investigated by u.s. authorities because of security concerns senate minority leader chuck schumer says the russian and face that could misuse personal data of millions of people is off the f.b.i. to investigate face app allows users to change the age and gender of images that face that c.e.o. says the russian government has no access to use the data fears of cyber espionage have increased in the u.s. since the 2016 presidential election now dave sounds very as a professor of security management of the university of dayton and he says people are wired about sharing information on face that should also consider what they're sharing with companies like google and facebook. if you take a look at your phone and you take a look at the app permissions you'll find that a variety

the taliban are quickly driven out of kabul and al qaeda is dispersed. some of bin laden disappears. in washington bush appears eager to move on to another war i stand by those words afghanistan is still just a beginning if anybody harbors terrorists or terrorist if they find a terrorist or terrorist if they has terrorist or terrorist i mean i can't make it any more clearly to other nations around the world if they develop weapons of mass destruction that will be used to terrorize nations they will be held accountable. after this speech secretary of defense rumsfeld meets with general tommy franks at central command in tampa florida. franks controls a massive area from africa to asia and leads the war in afghanistan but rumsfeld has something else in mind iraq. he orders general franks to prepare a plan of attack. since his invasion of kuwait in the gulf war a 991 large parts of iraq had been under an international no fly zone. despite iraq's defeat and the terrible sanctions that would decimating his people saddam remained in power. in 1998 he drove on

a 2nd in fact you very much for your time on this we do appreciated that is having him live in kabul thank you now an end to a trade dispute between china and the united states may be a long way off from their concerns beijing isn't willing to bow to u.s. demands for political and austrian reforms talks appear to have stalled despite the declaration of a truce where the 2 presidents met last month i also want to weigh in hey takes a look at china's economic rise and what's at stake for the world's 2nd largest economy. the thousands of years people in china have been gathering around tables trying to outsmart each other in the game of my job and it's increasingly caught on around other parts of the world to a source of pride for experts in the game teach foreigners visiting the chinese capital beijing this game green people together you know during this game isn't as to winning but if a player does want to win they need to strategize something china's communist party has done very well to survive and succeed in the late 1970 s. the party changed its strategy of isolation to modernizat

or i'd time to introduce our guests now here in doha with me is marwan kabul and he's head of policy analysis at the arab center for research and policy studies in the province joining us on skype we have civil society activists nor hala and in istanbul we have young reedy who served as a spokesman for the syrian negotiations commission welcome to you all but let me go straight to you nor in it live and tell us give us an idea of what life has been like for you and your family since this campaign started at the end of april. well life in it live is can be described as hell the humanitarian situation in this catastrophe the very beginning of the campaign. starts in the operating member in may i decided to move my family to the north possibly 4 where the government has a mandate there so i walk in it live in my family and that as a people i go on as they pertain to my work. for me now. in their view the video beginning of the camp in the un all child documented at least 200 than being passed on the run away from the saga to the area to the north of the border the 6 pm for this as i do

down towards georgia armenia maybe over towards azerbaijan as we go through thursday 36 celsius in kabul getting up to 34 in karate it's hotter than that across the reagan peninsula here in doha not quite as hot as it has been recently but hot enough 41 celsius maybe 42 over the next couple of days quite keen shamar wind blowing in so we may see some little dust and sand a fair amount of cloud down towards the pass out of amman wanted to spots of right a possibility just around salada as a result of that southern parts of south africa could catch wanted to share a little bit of cloud just draped across the southern cape at the moment that will clear through brighter skies do come back in 16 celsius in cape town as a 22 in durban further north korea's 5 and sunny 24 degrees. jordan's native tribes concert here to roughly half the population in a country with more refugees per capita than any other nation. with an ailing economy and concerns over the trumpet administration's anticipated plans for the region tensions are running high. people in power investigates increasing calls for reform

evidence for yet but it would suggest that was quite a compelling reason why the meeting or while in kabul is head of policy and the analysis at the arab center for research and joins me now here on set good to have you with us again marwan the message that seems to be said from tehran is that if iran can't have its way or if iran can't sell its oil no one else is going to get in either absolutely iran has already lost more than half of its oil exports by since the imposition of the u.s. sanctions and the message by the iranians is that we will not be tolerating any attempt to stop the remaining. both of our oil exports and by other nations or other countries so this is why if you if you sees one of our ships we will seize your fuel i mean this was the message i think they are wrong as are saying there will be a price actually for that so they are trying to put pressure on other nations not to do this not at all. especially because we know this that your blood and said it actually was because of the u.s. pressure on the on the british government in order to seize that ship which was suppos

there have been 3 explosions in the afghan capital kabul at least 10 people have been killed and more than 40 others injured eisel has claimed responsibility for 2 explosions targeting a bus and then the ambulances that followed the 3rd blast has been claimed by the taliban. now still ahead on al-jazeera and not that major layoffs in the global car industry this time next saturday let's go have more than 12000 jobs and wild wide plots. and i'm nicholas hawk on the u.s. navy ship carson city harbert in ghana arkwright join me next as the crew prepares to sail off in the gulf of guinea the world's most pirate infested waters and don't forget the young boxer he's following in his famous father's footsteps and he will be here with that story. hello there a fairly quiet picture across much of the middle east. there will cloud to talk off that you know rain either but we have the want to 2 shows right straight still working their way across the central regions of course is georgia and that could produce a fuchsia friday what we will notice as we go friday into saturday is lying through paki

miller mike hanna al-jazeera washington to a large explosions have taken place in the afghan capital kabul at least 7 people have been killed one of the explosions was caused by a suicide bomber who rode a bike into a bus. the united arab emirates has begun to withdraw some of its forces from yemen it says the reduction is aimed at boosting the goes the asians with who the rebels to end the war at the same time pictures have emerged of saudi military vehicles arriving in a special come from saudi u.a.e. forces in the southern city of aden yemen has been plagued by violence since 2014 and who the rebels overran much of the country including the capital sana'a and we're getting reports at least 8 saudi soldiers have been killed during clashes with hoofy fighters this latest fighting took place near the saudi yemeni border. that iran's president says he's ready to negotiate with the u.s. and european nations of the tensions in the gulf but not if negotiations mean surrender a sign rouhani hinted at a possible swap the 2 seized but terror on condemned the idea of a european led protection forc

and that hasn't been done yet and for as long as the afghan government the afghan political elite in kabul is not involved we've always seen peace and then wrote peace as we see now it's going to be a long one it's going to be dirty and it's going to take a lot of time and patience but of course there is also the question of women's rights and that is on that we want to speak to you about because the situation for women was appalling under the taliban when the taliban rule of dawn is done today it is still not easy but women's rights are in try and in the constitution so many are fearful that any peace deal with the taliban could turn back the clock let's hear from 2 because. i hate fareed is on her way to parliament she's an m.p. for herit province she knows what's at stake in a deal with the taliban. for 6 years i was imprisoned at home during. as a teenager i don't trust. i won't forget she's eager for peace in afghanistan but not at the cost of a voice in parliament where women are guaranteed more than a quarter of seats. if there was no deserves there was no you. walk the walk of thin

is in kabul with the details. it was already heavy explosion in kabul this morning on one of the busiest streets of kabul during the rush hour when number of attackers attacked a logistic department of the one defense ministry out of the abilities building that exploded i mean a truck full of explosives and the rest of the attackers managed to take a position on the rooftop of the nearby buildings one security forces arrived at the scene they cordoned off the area and they were engaged with the follow on attackers taliban are claiming that responsibility for this attack and at a time when they're holding be stuck with a u.s. official in the house at the moment the president of the democratic republic of congo has visited an eastern province where hundreds of people have been killed in commune of violence in recent weeks the fighting between ethnic groups has forced hundreds of thousands of people to leave their homes but the president says a large scale military operation will root out. we need to do everything in

a powerful car bomb explosion join rush hour in the afghan capital kabul has wounded at least 65 people is also a fear that people have been killed being splurging targeted the afghan defense ministry was followed by a gunman battling special forces the taliban is the most militant group has claimed responsibility for the attack. a german military helicopter has crashed in the northern city of hama over media reports suggest that at least one person has been killed so far there is no word on the coast of the crash. watching d.w. news life and balance still to come the elected spanish politician champion lightweight taking on domestic abuse the woman whose fights take place in the boxing ring real. first the german captain of a migrant rescue ship has appeared in court in italy. was arrested after her vessel the sea watch 3 is said to evacuate a police speedboat while entering the port of lampedusa without permission see watch 3 was carrying 40 migrants rescued from the mediterranean is convicted the 31 year old faces up to 10 years in prison. this was the scene in front of the italian e