let's go to feel consul fully in kabul. for the latest on that attack on afghanistan's capital flow, just talk us through what was happening in the last few hours. well, rob, let me just tell you that there have been reports since this morning when this attack was happening, that the rockets were fired from 2 small trucks and the ministry of interior along with, as the national director of security. they have confirmed that the rockets indeed were fired from these 2 trucks weave in the perimeter of kabul city, which raises even more questions and concerns that the residents here in kabul about the security of the city which has been deteriorating throughout a very, very long time. how could this happen with all those checkpoints, with those blimps on the sky of kabul, they have been monitoring the security situation. and what happened this morning, really, it really felt like the capital was under attack. i spoke with people, we've been fought that there was a military coup. others thought that the taliban were trying to ta

as students rushed to get out of kabul university gunshots could be heard close by. witnesses say attackers entered the campus through its north gate and started shooting indiscriminately as i want to do them. we saw them when they entered they were shooting at every student they saw even shot at students who were running away a few of us managed to leave the scene through another gate security forces quickly surrounded the campus but it took them hours to bring the situation under control as parents of students trapped inside waited for news. i was downtown when i heard from people that there was a suicide attack at kabul university i got here so quickly and started ringing my son's phone i don't know whether he's in class or somewhere else on the university campus i asked him where he is but he just told me to pray for the attack happened during a book exhibition by afghan and the iranian publishers no one has claimed responsibility the taliban says its fight is on not involved. the afghan vice president is not convinced he tweeted one day we will correct our intel

the contrary, i'll just say of kabul. well, stephanie decker has one hour from the qatari capital, doha, on my pompei as talks with the afghan government and taliban negotiators. my compare wrapped up saturday with meeting the taliban delegation involved in intra afghan talks, see it met an hour earlier with the afghan government delegation. these are talks that were who greeted back in september the u.s. secretary of state where he was here for that as well. but it's been a difficult process moving forward, the told still stuck on the technicalities of what kind of islamic law will govern the govern the framework of these 2. i think the message certainly for my pompei will be that they are keen to get the 2 sides to sit down to really get to the difficult issues when it comes to a long lasting cease fire and a power sharing agreement between the 2 sides. of course you also met the pattern or is it me or he had a lunch with him and also met with the deputy prime minister to be discussed issues like iran. this is a ministr

for that controversy in kabul, the u.n. secretary general has warned that yemen is inching closer to the world's worst famine in decades until you get said, as says that action must be taken immediately to prevent a catastrophe. he said, millions of lives could be lost if nothing is done. yemenis are already suffering from 6 years of war without, as it says, of abduction in relief funding and a struggling currency obstructing efforts to help them. and we see a dramatic, they're going to, they should of humanitarian situation and the risk as it was expressed this morning . in my statement released of a famine that probably would have had no parallel in recent history except the famous of famine in ethiopia. many decades ago, donald translate his attempt to overturn the u.s. election result appears to be slipping away. michigan's republican leaders met with him at the white house, but said there was no new information that would change joe biden's victory in the state. trump is reportedly putting pressure on politicians in re

thanks for that question where with it up to from kabul . police in tanzania have arrested the leader of the main opposition party. is arrested comes ahead of planned protest against the results of wednesday's election the opposition is alleging widespread voter fraud off president george michael was declared winner of a 2nd term electoral commission insists the vote was legitimate kathryn story is following developments from nairobi neighboring kenya freeman boyer the chairman of the main opposition party and 3 other officials who are arrested this morning we have not hard any word from the police on why exactly they were arrested but. who had called for mass protests starting this morning demanding for fresh elections and demanding for the defunding of both the main lunchtimes an electoral commission and electoral commission so we have our colleagues in tanzania and they've been doing a spot check. to see whether people are gathering for this protest and they're telling us that in the areas. for protesters to meet business is going on as u

security forces battled gunmen inside kabul university the afghan government confirms there have been fatal accidents. and i look like this is out 0 life from the heart also coming up. with just one day to go before polls open in the u.s. both donald trump and joe biden continue to target crucial swing states. surveying the damage the cleanup begins in the philippines after one of the most powerful storms this year at least 16 people. the leader of tanzania's main opposition party is arrested ahead of mass protests against the president's victory in last week's and. so we begin with afghanistan where gun battles have been taking place inside kabul university after multiple attackers entered the campus. some students understood to still be inside the police have cordoned off the area and have closed the main road leading to the campus the taliban says its fighters are not responsible for the raid and let's go live straightaway to at boston wadi who's in kabul and not by tell us more any time the police said gaining control of the situation. yes they said just a little there would have

it felt like kabul was under attack. witnesses say the attack during the morning rush hour was timed to cause maximum damage the source. what they got was morning and we were leaving our home when an explosion happened 2 of my sisters and my mother wounded. so we took them to hospital with our thought and we thought it was around 9 am. rockets hit the bakery, wounding an employee who needed hospital treatment. lots of shopkeepers are going to suffer financially because of this. i still has claimed responsibility for the attack. it came just hours before the u.s. secretary of state mike arrived in qatar is capital doha. he's talking to both afghan government and taliban negotiators involved in peace talks, there shows richie's and security that are just pressed. yes, again, so that the sort of weaponry gets into the city. and secondly, it's part of the trends were greater violence in the city is mainly assassinations . martin, it's all car bombs, even at a time when taleban have said that they won't launch attacks on ince

at least 19 people are killed as gunmen target students inside kabul university the taliban says its findings are not involved in the attack. with just one days ago before polls open in the u.s. both donald trump and joe biden are targeting crucial swing states. surveying the damage the cleanup begins in the philippines after one of the most powerful storms this year at least 16 people are dead. and a journalist is killed every 4 days we'll find out why most perpetrators are not held to account. with your sports news sports host called begins here in russia's appeal against a 4 year. relationship. but we begin this news out in afghanistan where 19 people have been killed and 22 others injured during a gun battle inside kabul university. that attack ended just in the past hoffa nowa multiple attackers entered that campus earlier on monday and security security forces killed 3 of them and the taliban says its fighters are not responsible for that raid well let's now speak to control for 8 in kabul for us for you and i this is literally just ended we're still getting more details what d

so how in secure all this afghans in kabul residents. but of course comes when you, when you talk about who could be behind this, various finger pointing begins, the taliban have also denied in the last few hours that they have nothing to do with this. it leaves a void, doesn't it? as to who is behind this because nobody takes responsibility and the authorities call really target any individual or group. exactly, and that has been one of the big, big issues here for the past several months. there have been so many attacks all across the country. and even here, especially here in kabul, where the security situation is kind of like getting out of control. there have been so many attacks, whether it's targeted killings, whether it's bombings, whether it's i.d.'s that are being planted in cars. so many people, innocent civilians are being targeted and nobody claims responsibility. in fact, the u.n. recently released a report saying that such attacks that remain unclaimed now make up 70 percent of all attacks that are taking place all across

we report now from kabul. reporter: as students rush to get out of kabul university, gun shots could be heard close by. witnesses say attackers entered the campus through its north gate and started shooting imscrimly. -- indiscriminately. >> we saw them when they entered. they were shooting at every student they saw. they even shot at students who were running away. a few of us managed to leave the scene through another gate. reporter: security forces quickly surrounded the campus. it took security forces more than six hours to get the situation under control. the three gunmen have been killed and the bodies of the dead are now being removed from the campus for identification. during these long hours until the attack was over, parents of students trapped inside waited for news. >> i was downtown when i heard from people that there was a suicide attack at kabul university. i got here so quickly and started ringing my son's phone. i don't know whether he's in class or somewhere else on the university campus. i a

kabul. schoolgirls running for their lives after rocket lands near to school, part of a record needed attack on the capital. kabul. more than 20 rockets landed in residential areas near the green zone, where many embassies are based. it was a little after 8. 30 in the morning when the 1st rocket landed in the afghan capital for the next 10 minutes. it felt like kabul was under attack. witnesses say the attack during the morning rush hour was timed to cause maximum damage. so what they could, it was morning and we were leaving our home when an explosion happened 2 of my sisters and my mother wounded. so we took them to hospital. i would have thought and we thought it was around 9 am. rockets hit the bakery wounding an employee who needed hospital treatment. lots of shopkeepers are going to suffer financially because of this i still has claimed responsibility for the attack. it came just hours before the u.s. secretary of state mike arrived in qatar is capital doha. he's talking to both afghan

kabul. more than 20 rockets landed in residential areas near the green zone, where many embassies are based. witnesses say the attack during the morning rush hour was time to cause maximum damage. what they could. it was morning and we were leaving our home when an explosion happened 2 of my sisters and my mother wounded. so we took them to hospital and we thought it was around 9 am. rockets hit the bakery wounding an employee who needed hospital treatment. lots of shopkeepers are going to suffer financially because of this. i thought his claimed responsibility for the attack. it came as the u.s. secretary of state mike pompei arrived in cattle's capital. doha. he said tool to talk to both afghan government and taliban negation has involved in peace talks that it shows richie's and security didn't just rest. yet again, the sort of weaponry get into the city. and secondly, it's part of the trends were greater violence in the city 90 assassinations, unity even at a time when taleban said that

i feel called to fury, has more from kabul. there have been reports since this morning when this attack was happening, that the rockets were fired from 2 small trucks and the ministry of interior along with the idea as the national director of security. they have confirmed that the rockets indeed were fired from these 2 trucks weave in the perimeter of kabul city, which raises even more questions and concerns of the residents here in kabul about the security in the city which has been deteriorating throughout a very, very long time. how could this happen with all those checkpoints, with those glimpse on the sky of kabul, but they have been monitoring the security situation and what happened this morning, really, it really felt like the capital was under attack. i spoke with people who even thought that there was a military coup. others felt that the taliban were trying to take over the city because for 10 minutes nobody knew what was happening. it was just and i could watch from my window. it was just contact constant explosion

as students rushed to get out of kabul university gunshots could be heard those guys i. know witnesses say attackers answered the campus through its north gate and started shooting indiscriminately is i want to know didn't you know we saw them when they entered they were shooting at every student they saw us even shot at students who were running away a few of us managed to leave the scene through another gate security forces quickly surrounded the campus its security forces more than 6 hours to get the situation under control 3 gunmen have been killed and the bodies of the dead are now being removed from the campus for identification. doing this long hours until the attack was over the parents of students trapped inside waited for news. i was downtown when i heard from people that there was a suicide attack at kabul university i got here so quickly and started ringing my son's phone i don't know whether he's in class or somewhere else in the university campus i asked him where he is but he just told me to pray for him the attack happened during a book like submission by

indeed so it's a developing situation here in afghanistan in kabul a group of gunmen entered the kabul university compound this morning and they started gunfire inside the u.s. to comfort compound while the students were visit their classroom according to the ministry of interior the afghan special forces arrived at the scene and cordoned off the area special forces were able to evoke away to most of the students from the university compound but we are told by some of the students there trapped inside tissue nourse a compound there are no reports of the. hospital about this hospital is. those those school students were kept as a hostage inside the university. are are denying the in-wall event in this attack and they're said were not involved in this attack and conforme report are suggesting that more than 16 people are killed and more than 20 are wounded but we are told by the ministry of health that they have received only 8 injured people to the hospitals here in kabul including a professor from the cup at university and how do you get the sense from security forces that they feel th

kabul greeted the news of president trump finally fulfilling bought of his election promise to a draw american troops from 1000 years and counting of war in afghanistan. british, troops remain. joining me now is the former senior adviser to the u.s., special representative for afghanistan and pakistan and author of the new book, afghanistan, what everyone needs to know dr. bonnet. ruben. he joins me now from new york city bomber. thanks so much for coming on before i even get to the book. really. what do you make of us? president elect drum doesn't agree with that title. joe biden saying that tony blinken is going to be his secretary of state in january. of course i know tony blinken, i also know very well sullivan, who is going to be the national security advisor because i work with someone i was in the government, they're both very, very sensible, knowledgeable people with a great deal of international experience. so i think it's a, it's a very good side. tony monken always, they supported wars in syria, libya, afghanistan, and iraq. did you send this book? because i don't know if t

much talk about him in kabul. let's get the perspective from their journeys explaining there that actually the afghan forces are doing a lot of the work themselves these days and that the u.s. forces while they are still important. what's your take on that? how significant is it to still have 2 and a half 1000 u.s. troops there? c.b.s. thought as the comeback mission is going to star in confronting the taliban is concerned. you all know that since 2014 it has been all the up on forces who have been battling them and keeping ad big from all of the military objectives that they got about have had off to 2014, military would jot of the international forces. but you know, the presence of front of national forces chillis the commitment of the international community towards yob, on government orders up on state and state institutions. and continuation on back presence has always given the particular more doubt and military more out to be. not to the military, i would search through the fighting forces of the outline ar

for now, people in kabul must live with the constant threat of another attack. well, people in the west african nation of birth today, elections, overshadowed by escalating extremist violence. more than 2000 people have been killed this year and a 1000000 more have fled their homes. now, president is expected to win a 2nd term. his main rival in the goal has been endorsed by the long serving former leader already. and how does it? insurgency has left large areas, caught all of leaving many voters and eyeball to take another day. another early start for bernadette trying to provide food for children means spending most of her time here. but there's not much to sell. the main fraiche stopped working, so she can sell fish or rice that much money just doesn't work. there is no money in this country, and i cannot afford the repairs either way, there's no guarantee szell, have customers with an absolute militant attacks. people are keeping together what they half the audience is. the poverty in this must stop. i want to take care of my children. bernadette is one of s

well, they have been rocket attacks scores injured or dead in kabul in just the past few days. a horrific inquiry in australia of showing the torture and killing by australia's defense forces of farmers and prisoners and civilians. as we just, i know the book starts with the ancient afghanistan. remind us why the u.s. and u.k. funded what would become those who facilitated al qaeda who sent planes to destroy the world trade center in new york, let alone fire them at the pentagon effectively. well, that's, that is a false conspiracy theory. the u.s. and the u.k. did not fund those who protected it was founded in pakistan in 1988. and perhaps you could say it grew out of the effort by the us post on saudi arabia and other. what's your host of countries to support the afghan resistance to the soviet invasion of afghanistan? but it was not, it was part of it through out of the, let's say, the saudi or arab contribution to it. but it only truly evolved into its current form somewhat later in the late 1990 s. . when after osama bin laden had moved back to afghanistan from she, death,

all right, so here is today's panel in kabul. he moves the founding member of the afghanistan, affairs unit think tank in washington d.c., john walsh, senior program officer on afghanistan at the united states institute of peace and a regular contributor here in doha marwan couple on the director of political studies at the arab center for research and policy studies, gentlemen, thank you for joining us on inside story. johnny, i'll start with you. seeing as this is where the stories come from from the white house from washington. i figured there are 2 ways to look at this. you could either say this is donald trump, doing what he always said he would. and in fact, what a lot of presidents say they will do, or he's just doing it because he's run out of time. and i think all i need something in these last 2 months. it's probably the latter, isn't it? well, i think that it's very consistent with what the present trends instincts have pointed him towards since the very beginning, even when he 1st announced an increase in troops at th

gunmen storm kabul university shooting students in that classroom.

they killed several people in kabul. the so-called islamic state says it carried out the attacks, even as peace talks of crack on. and an election not marred by terrorism, for kenya, faso in west africa is heading for the polls. but extremist violence means many voters won't be able to cast their ballots and play richardson welcome to the show. readers of the world's wealthiest countries are meeting online for a g 20 summit hosted by saudi arabia. the online gathering is dominated by efforts to end the covert, 1900 pandemic. and to deal with its economic fallout, china has pledged to step up international cooperation over the virus while russia is offering to make it sputnik vaccine available to countries that need it. opening the virtual summit, a saudi king, solomon called for equal access to vaccines. we have a duty to rise to the challenge together during this summit and give a strong message of hope and reassurance to our peoples by adopting policies to mitigate this crisis. the theme of our presidency is realizing

a rocket attack on the afghan capital, kabul.t least eight people have been killed and more than 30 injured. an online summit of the world's biggest economies begins today in saudi arabia. top of the agenda — the coronavirus pandemic and its economic fallout. the professional footballers‘ association in the uk calls for heading the ball to be reduced in training sessions to protect players from the risk of dementia. hello and welcome if you're watching in the uk or around the world. i'm shaun ley. stay with us for the latest news and analysis from here and across the globe. we begin in the united states this hour. republican officials in two us states have re—confirmed in the last 2a hours that the results of the presidential election hold — joe biden won in georgia and in michigan. they said they found no evidence of any problems with voting or counting votes. president trump on friday asked a delegation of republicans from michigan to come to washington to see if they could help him challenge the results. they told him they wer

make the future bold enough to take on driving around, looking for drug addicts on the streets of kabul. so that labor can take them back to a rehab center. it's pretty dangerous work, but she does it all the time. crowd at the limo that campaign under a bridge in broad daylight, we spot dozens of users in decay. but i have noticed that modem by small arms, and that's going to be ok. matt is going to have has more to come at is unlimited. so i missed that one of the main season's filming, and stop throwing rocks. but layla pushes on the saw and that is, it was, but suddenly she spots a young man. she's already treated several times but it was over this work is not for the make, but enough gonna stand a woman doing this job is so offensive to some that people have attempted to kill her. she had to foist whole for 2 men who broke into her home and tried to strangle her in her sleep. another time she was attacked in what she thought was a taxi because i was just, i want to show what i'm told that i'm out of there. got it on monday, people in the back pulled a scarf around my neck and stran

part of a coordinated attack on the capital, kabul. more than 20 rockets landed in residential areas near the green zone, where many embassies are based. witnesses say the attack during the morning rush hour was time to cause maximum damage. this over the what they call it was morning and we were leaving our home when an explosion happened 2 of my sisters and my mother wounded. so we took them to hospital and we thought it was around 9 am. rockets hit the bakery, wounding an employee who needed hospital treatment. lots of shopkeepers are going to suffer financially because of this. the taliban has denied responsibility for the attack, but it came as the u.s. secretary of state might pompei you arrived in catalyst capital. doha. he said you will to talk to both afghan government and taliban negotiate is involved in peace talks that i know has been behind recent attacks on the capital gunmen stormed kabul university. 3 weeks ago, at least 22 people were killed. the government says, in saturday's attack, fighters fired the rockets from th

i was downtown when i heard from people that there was a suicide attack at kabul university i got here so quickly and started ringing my son's phone i don't know whether he's in class or somewhere else in the university campus i asked him where he is but he just told me to pray for the attack happened during a book exhibition by afghan and the iranian publishers no one has claimed responsibility the taliban says its fight is on not involved the afghan vice president is not convinced he tweeted one day we will correct our intelligence failure is that the taliban the like minded satanic allies next door would be able to wash their clinch and see if this stinking and non justifiable attack on kabul university this is the 2nd attack on a school university in the last 10 days while government and taliban negotiators meeting cattle to broker a peace deal violence continues to affect the lives of many afghans victoria gave him the al-jazeera. let's go live there for the o'connell for in cobol the 1st question obviously has to be do we have any idea now about who might be responsible for this.

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in an isolated, in kabul, the coronavirus pandemic is surging to new levels across europe. and the u.s. with officials grappling with how to contain the spread ahead of the holiday season . the u.s. has now surpassed $12000000.00 cases. that's the highest of any country. as millions of people are expected to ignore official warnings and travel for thanksgiving on thursday. in greece, virus related deaths have hit a daily record of $108.00 hospitals that are under pressure as emergency beds, fill up. officials say the current lockdown is likely to be extended. and portugal's prime minister is banning domestic travel and closing schools around 2 upcoming national holidays. infections that have risen sharply since september. iran, too, is struggling to gain, to contain a 3rd wave of infections and is introducing a 2nd lockdown. most businesses are shut, and there's a clampdown on travel between major cities to try and slow the spread reports from tehran. nearly 500 people have been dying from covert 900 every day in iran, as it battles a 3rd wave of coronavirus and daily infec

it felt like kabul was under attack. witnesses say the attack during the morning rush hour was timed to cause maximum damage. so what they got was morning and we were leaving our home when an explosion happened 2 of my sisters and my mother wounded. so we took them to hospital, i want to call it the way it was around 9 am. rockets hit the bakery wounding an employee who needed hospital treatment. lots of shopkeepers are going to suffer financially because of this. i still has claimed responsibility for the attack. it came just hours before the u.s. secretary of state mike arrived in qatar is capital doha. he's talking to both afghan government and taliban negotiators. involved in peace talks there. it shows richie's and security, but it just pressed yes again. so that the sort of weaponry gets into the city. and secondly, it's part of a trend where greater violence in the suits is mainly assassinations. martin, it's all caught on even at a time of trouble and said that they won't be launching attacks on incentives. i kno

as students rushed to get out of kabul university gunshots could be heard. witnesses say attackers answered the campus through its north gate and started shooting indiscriminately was on one of them didn't you know we saw them when they entered they were shooting at every student they saw even shot at students who were running away from a few of us mamas should leave the scene through another gate. security forces quickly surrounded the campus it took security forces more than 6 hours to get the situation under control 3 gunmen have been hurled and the bodies of the dead are now being removed from the campus for identification. doing this long hours until the attack was over the parents of students trapped inside waited for news. i was downtown when i heard from people that there was a suicide attack at kabul university i got here so quickly and started ringing my son's phone i don't know whether he's in class or somewhere else on the university campus i asked him where he is but he just told me to pray for him the attack happened during a book like submissi

afghan security forces have been deployed to kabul university not a multiple attackers entered the campus the taliban says its fighters are not responsible for the raid i question what he has been following developments from the capital couple. a group of gunmen entered the kabul you know what's to compound this morning we are told by the minister of interior deadman the special forces have arrived at the scene and called it off the area and 1st the special forces were able to walk away it was all the students from the university and big upset but we are also told 'd by some of the students there are still trapped inside the university got to know about the if they are kept as a hostage inside the university but the of our special forces are trying their best to you work with all the students safely from this compound at least 16 people have been killed in the philippines and typhoon gurney barreled through the country destroyed hundreds of homes and shut in elizabeth about a 1000000 people were evacuated police in tanzania have to tame the leader of the main opposition party human bones

in kabul donald trump has suffered another cold loss in his attempt to overturn the results of the u.s. presidential election. a district judge in pennsylvania has thrown out a lawsuit filed by the trunk campaign which saw attack skloot millions of mail in ballots in the state. the judge issued a scathing ruling saying it failed to provide evidence of voter fraud. the charm campaign has now lost or withdrawn. dozens of similar lawsuits. mike hanna, is live for us now in washington. d.c. yet another blow for the campaign. mike, but this might be part of the strategy, is trump trying to fail upwards of maybe trying to get this to the supreme court. do you think well, it would appear to be the strategy. let's put it very clearly here, is that in more than 30 cases that the trunk campaign or republicans have brought after the elections, they have not succeeded in a single one, but this particular decision was notable for a number of reasons. 1st of all, it's a federal charges, a very senior judge. secondly, the language in which he rejected this case was extremely surprising, extremely har

here in kabul about the security of the city. which has been deteriorating throughout a very, very long time. meanwhile, the u.s. secretary of state mike pump aoe has arrived in qatar. he will meet negotiators from the afghan government and the taliban separately from pairs visit to doha, as part of a 10 day tour of the middle east and europe. michigan republican party leaders say there's no new information that would change joe biden's electoral victory there. that's after they met donald trump at the white house. he's reportedly trying to convince republicans to appoint approach from electors in states where biden won protests are being held in brazil against the killing of a black man outside. a supermarket video shows 2 security guards repeatedly hitting a man in the face before his death. canada's largest cities going back into lockdown on monday after a rise in corona virus cases, gyms in solomons are closing in. toronto and restaurants will be limited to offering takeaways, health officials fear daily infections could reac

there isn't because it's almost midnight here in kabul in the afghan capital. so afghans will be waking up to the news tomorrow morning and it's something that it has been largely input has made it here because all the signs and the indicators were there for days. now, a lot of people here that he knew it was a decision that was coming, but there were still so many who are trying to also warn the trumpet, ministration against the citizens here. and it could come of that shock that it happened so abruptly and specially after were hard on nato comments earlier today. also warning against hasty withdraw otoh. there should be a lot of reaction here tomorrow, both from a government also probably thought from ah, but hard done. and i can tell you that this day, that all there's indications with there that the children would come. there has been a sense of abandonment and anger among a lot of afghans who now believe they're wondering why does the united states to, you know, deal with this withdrawal. so abruptly and so fast at a time when the peace talks are not going

in a war that's already cost them so much for the encounter for al jazeera kabul. this is al jazeera these are the top stories voting is underway in the u.s. as people decide if donald trump will get a 2nd term or of democratic party challenger joe biden will become president trump and biden made their cases to voters in battleground states in the last night of campaigning the election will be decided by about a dozen states that could swing to either candidate alan fisher has more from washington d.c. there are a number of states keester.

correspondent: this man is an im am in kabul and preaches the word of the islamic state.says the goal justifies the violence. >> afghans don't want democracy. that is a western invention. we need extremists and a dictatorship for this country. we are real muslims. that is why we support the dictatorship and not the liberal elites with their effeminate democracy. correspondent: like many of his generation, key long believed it was possible to negotiate -- he long believed it was possible negotiate with the radicals. he does not believe that anymore. >> after the attacks, people have become pessimistic. me too. i do not believe that there will be peace any time. correspondent: to get a sense of what afghanistan was like as a peaceful country, he has to ask his grandmother. there has been nothing but war for 40 years. he would like to change that, but he has no idea how. brent: i will be back to take you through the day. stay with us. ♪ host: hello, welcome back to the france 24 newsroom. it is 10:00 p.m. the coronavirus lockdown will linger for another two weeks in france.

for now, people in kabul must live with the constant threat of another attack. well as a by john says its troops have begun entering areas surrounding the disputed territory of nagorno-karabakh, which was once harm to me and separatist. and that was before a russian peace deal ended weeks of bloody fighting with separatists. then giving up much of the territory in return for the deployment of russian peacekeepers. to emily show, when reports from nagorno-karabakh, there she met with ethnic albanians facing the painful experience of saying goodbye to their homeland goold, all old prayer for what is lost. armenians are saying goodbye to the history. the house of worship is in one of several regions being handed over to azerbaijan. after a peace deal, a priest here says he can only hope, believe still be able to reach this holy site from armenia. we know that the negotiations about the road leading here are still ongoing, but we've been assured that the church will remain ours. this road should stay in service. we worship here. why should we priests leave the churc

its capital kabul especially, has experienced more violence. earlier this month, gunmen stormed kabul university, killing $32.00 people. most of them students as g.w. reports, there's little confidence that the government can in short, civilian safety. and there is even less hope when it comes to seeing the government negotiate a deal to end years of fighting still finds it hard to go anywhere near the university of. he was taking part in a seminar when the attackers came. he's seeing his fellow students for the 1st time since the attack. the only topic of conversation is how they managed to survive. that day when they heard the shots, they knew something terrible was happening. everyone was screaming, but suddenly it was quiet. and we heard someone saying a prayer behind the door that was the suicide bomber right before he blew himself up. it's only thanks to god that we got out alive. not everyone was so lucky. 32 people died in the attack and more than 50 were the attackers left a taliban state later claimed responsibility by jumping out of

for now, people in kabul must live with the constant threat of another attack. let's take a look now at some of the other stories making headlines around the world. tens of thousands have turned out for the funeral of a radical cleric in pakistan. how do you hussein brisbane terrorize religious minorities and call for the destruction of european nations? it's not known how he died, but huge crowds ignore coronavirus restrictions to mourn. his death. protests have erupted in several brazilian cities after a black man died in a fight with supermarket security guards. a video of the incident which happened in porto alegre was supposed was posted on social media. the victim died at the scene one day before brazil come commemorated. a black awareness day in germany is preparing to roll out of mass vaccination program against the coronavirus. next year, test runs with the red cross have been taking place in the southwestern city. of the government is aiming to have vaccinations centers up and running across the country by the end of this year. but if the o.p.'s says i

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driving with high though the kabul struck, it can be stressful. mostly the motion rests unique to lead the side never committed to exactly legal but then this is the risk of the sound of them up on the transom up between the police to reduce the tax to sit out in these congested roads like never fails to cause the same, it might be the christic, the human origin might be that you really see women driving, especially one would scoff. how do people react when they see you drive? it's not that way, but resentment among toys for the mother not to have the interest of the husband. but when it comes to a farce, layla is not one to back down to her. driving isn't just a convenience in afghanistan. it's an act of defiance and go away and turning them the band of wood coasters in the u.k. . the good news are the among the main opponents doesn't beginning from the cutting spending. but it's not just these streets that have made life a little tough for more than a decade. she has worked on the front lines of the new didn't make the future bold enough to take

would you do something like this is a ghost in kabul. at this not, we're going to turn this into ali khamenei. didn't get one shot for not will. not enough, if we should not have it that way. any luck not, and i'm sure it doesn't get and they tell me that's not the only change was the design. and that john pointed out that it is still a show that was it's not that donnish done with it. it is he planned on it, but now women see it that these freedoms may not last for much. longer room is a rife that the taliban could come back into government after american troops withdrawal was the taliban because it's more like if you should make sure the movie's title was read there as an afghan. i'm shocked that the americans introduce democracy. human rights and women's rights to us and encouraged us to defend them. but they're telling us that now the taliban is legit. how has the taliban changed? was all this talk of human rights women's rights? democracy was a just a game. made us not the only one outraged by these negotiations with the taliban und

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