only 196000000 according to the head of the kabul bank recovery department he's paid 14000000 to the department nearly a fraction the late founder also in 272000000 what you need to look at this i think is the difficult circumstances and the complexity of dealing with an issue like kabul bank case because of the too many stakeholders in the point mr ambassador is that this has been described as part of a bigger trend of trend and i'm quoting here from the u.s. report of impunity of powerful afghans as an ongoing issue people that are politically connected politically connected to your government the u.s. inspector general spoke out said the following and i'd like to read this for you he said little progress if any made in combat in corruption is critical oxygen to the insurgency so we're talking also about a security issue here the taliban other terrorist groups they point to the warlords points to corrupt officials the fact that there's immunity if you're a high official in afghanistan you ain't going to jail. no i think that's that's not the case i think. the if you look at the gov

owing 196000000 according to the head of the kabul bank where coverage apartments he's paid 14000000 to the department nearly a fraction the late founder also in 272000000 that you need to look at this i think is the difficult circumstances and the complexity of dealing with an issue like kabul bank kids because of the too many stakeholders in the point mr ambassador is that this has been described as part of a bigger trend of trend and i'm quoting here from the u.s. report of impunity of powerful afghans as an ongoing issue people that are politically connected politically connected to your government the u.s. inspector general spoke of the following and i'd like to read this for you he said little progress if any made in combat in corruption is critical oxygen to the insurgency so we're talking also about a security issue here the taliban other terrorist groups they point to the warlords points to corrupt officials the fact that there's immunity if you're a high official in afghanistan you ain't going to jail. no i think that's that's not the case i think. the if you look at the go

owing 196000000 according to the head of the kabul bank recovery department he's paid 14000000 to the department nearly a fraction the late founder also in 272000000 and you need to look at this i think is the difficult circumstances and the complexity of dealing with an issue like kabul bank case because of the too many stakeholders in the point mr ambassador is that this has been described as part of a bigger trend of trend and i'm quoting here from the us report of impunity of powerful afghans as an ongoing issue people that are politically connected politically connected to your government the u.s. inspector general spoke out said the following and i'd like to read this for you he said little progress if any made in combat in corruption is critical oxygen to the insurgency so we're talking also about a security issue here the taliban other terrorist groups they point to the warlords points to corrupt officials the fact that there's immunity if you're a high official in afghanistan you ain't going to jail. no i think that's that's not the case i think. the if you look at the govern

only 196000000 according to the head of the kabul bank recovery department he's paid 14000000 to the department nearly a fraction the late founder also in 272000000 that you need to look at this i think is the difficult circumstances and the complexity of dealing with an issue like kabul bank case because of the too many stakeholders in the point mr ambassador is that this has been described as part of a bigger trend of trend and i'm quoting here from the us report of impunity of powerful afghans as an ongoing issue people that are politically connected politically connected to your government the u.s. inspector general spoke of said the following and i'd like to read this for you he said little progress if any made in combat in corruption is critical oxygen to the insurgency so we're talking also about a security issue here the taliban other terrorist groups they point to the warlords points to corrupt officials the fact that there's immunity if you're a high official in afghanistan you ain't going to jail. no i think that's that's not the case i think. the if you look at the govern

owing 196000000 according to the head of the kabul bank recovery department he's paid 14000000 to the department merely a fraction the late founder also in 272000000 what you need to look at this i think is the difficult circumstances and the complexity of dealing with an issue like kabul bank case because of the too many stakeholders in the point mr ambassador is that this has been described as part of a bigger trend of trend and i'm quoting here from the us report of impunity of powerful afghans as an ongoing issue people that are politically connected politically connected to your government the u.s. inspector general spoke out said the following and i'd like to read this for you he said little progress if any made in combat in corruption is critical oxygen to the insurgency so we're talking also about a security issue here the taliban other terrorist groups they point to the warlords points a corrupt officials the fact that there's immunity if you're a high official in afghanistan you ain't going to jail. no i think that's that's not the case i think. the if you look at the govern

a bombing in the capital kabul at least 3 people have been killed and another 11 were indicted so far no group has claimed responsibility. now u.s. secretary of state and a bank and says all options are on the table in future relations with north korea he and the u.s. defense secretary of the nation the korean counterparts in seoul but again reaffirmed his commitment to pressing north korea and a new qantas element china has also been on the agenda. we also discussed china we are clear eyed about beijing's consistent failure to uphold its commitments and we spoke about how beijing's aggressive and authoritarian behavior are challenging the stability security and prosperity of the in a pacific region beijing's actions make forging a common approach among our allies all the more important at a time when we're seeing a rollback of democracy and human rights around the world including in burma where the military is attempting to overturn the results of a democratic election by brutally or pressing peaceful protesters it is more important than ever that we we stand together for the values for the interests that unite us well the 2 countries signed a joint statemen

bank. i don't know how we are going to recoverfrom this, quite honestly. america's defence secretary has refused to say whether us forces will leave afghanistan by may as planned, afterflying to kabulo talk about security. officials in miami beach declare a state of emergency — and enforce a curfew — as the spring break parties get out of hand. people are just out here enjoying the beach and it's a good vibe, but that want to shut it down at eight o'clock, people will go somewhere else and take their money somewhere else and take their money somewhere else and take their money somewhere else and it is what it is. and as the un marks world water day, can south east asia's mekong river meet the growing demands of a rapidly developing region? hello and welcome if you're watching in the uk or around the world. we begin in australia, where heavy rains have triggered the worst floods for a century. thousands of residents in the state of new south wales have been told to leave home. forecasters are warning that more rain is expected. just to give you an idea of how saturated the ground is, take a look at these pictures, filmed at oxley island, about 250km kilometres north of sydney. the w

bank. i don't know how we are going to recoverfrom this, quite honestly. america's defence secretary has refused to say whether us forces will leave afghanistan by may as planned, afterflying to kabul