government for the last few months of the system was full on conflict in money to the ministry of defense ministry, intruder affairs and the mid term budget review, which had to happen in the last month. unfortunately, was delayed due to the, the on bringing the escalating conflict in the country. but so i step they the change in the contract with the implementing partners in different form and says, and we're obviously of the government as well as the world bank was another factor, delaying the process of contracts to be signed with the different engineers, the challenge which we are now in today is a multi dimensional which routes and different factors. but the main topic was a, was and then the, the conflict in the emergency which escalated in a way that was not rejected by any national, international role play or in the country. and yeah, but i can't believe it wasn't at least one of the possibilities that was being considered. i mean, i'm sure they hope that it wasn't going to happen this way. i'm sure they hoped it was going to happen as fast. but they had to say, what if, what if the taliba

it will take a few days to find some answers and find out what went wrong at the ministry of defense also the ministry of development. >> the defense minister has been here today, answering questions, reporting to the community. you you convinced by what she said? >> no. she has not explained too much about what went wrong. we basically heard a report from the commander of the german troops at the kabul airport. the process of clearing the government side has not even started yet. >> should the minister resign? >> she has not. hopefully she will have a discussion about this issue and i hope they both resign. >> many western countries experienced very similar problems. they have all been accused of being so late with these evacuations. what makes germany different in your mind? >> cnn had better information than our secret service. other countries started the immigration program on friday and saturday. the first german plane left germany the monday after the fall of kabul. it was a delay of three days that cannot be explained yet. >> that was dr. marcus farber speaking to richard walker. here in german

. >> there is a lack of systemic coordination between the chancellor and the foreign ministry and defense ministryhy we need to create different structures in germany, also for the future. i strongly believe we need something like a federal security council for institutional coordination between the departments, active in foreign policy, and for information exchanged at the highest level. criticism about why germany even joined the u.s. led mission came from a lead candidate of the far right alternative for germany party. >> that war and the inpatient of afghanistan violated international law. we need to acknowledge that if we figure it out in the world. >> is less than a month before germany's the drill elections and therefore likely the discussion on the follow-up afghanistan to the taliban and the debate about afghans settling in germany will only heat up further. brent: some of the stories making headlines around the world. indian security forces have clashed with proteers in the disputed protest. india and forced lockdown following the funeral of a separatist leader. authorities also shut dow

are the old god of taliban for post, like interior minister, defense ministry is the son of the founder of the taliban. more not omar. the caretaker ministry that jumped out at me was this ministry for or the propagation of good and prevention of evil. that would mean i imagine a strict enforcement of sharia law because those who lived under taliban move, i imagine, must be worried about this. well, if he tried to be optimistic about it may be, it is a ministry that concerns itself with ruling out all of the fees and monitoring the new value, waiting as to whether a specific government policies fall in mining with their vision of roles or their understanding of religion and worst case scenario would be that they will have a physical source that will during the streets and point out any violations off the moral to that is set forth that would include a lot of micro leasing and a lot of international scrutiny as well so we'll have to wait and see as to whether the other one are actually going to do that or not. and what's also significant in all this is the word take care taker. i think the taliban, i guess allowing for the fact that this is

ministry of defense. of course, the fundamental assessment that the taliban would not take over so quickly is something that needs to be looked at. but that was an assumption that was a ministry sumption here in the u. k, but also shared by our nato allies. well, these comments had been strongly refuted by members of the military and the shadow foreign secretary who accused rob of throwing the ministry of defense on drove off the foreign secretary had 18 months to prepare, but was missing in action as a result on his watch, which has become weaker in the world and faces greater risks from terrorism. 45 senior officers, including myself, wrote an open letter to the government in july to say that a large proportion of british nationals and interpreters and other locally engaged civilians where at risk from the taliban. weird, great to generosity and speed because time was not on our side. the response to that was very disappointing. well, a senior foreign office. so since this rob had been talking more broadly about the intelligence provided as denies rob was seeking to blame the m o. d. but other issues all like you to be raised by the committee. rob was on holiday is the afgh

it's the positions of the defense and interior ministries that are real indicators of what direction this government is going to take in terms of the interior ministryenior member of the haqqani network. historically a network that has connections to al qaeda. it's also the dominant force within the taliban in the area around ckandahar. and the founding father of the taliban's son is the defense minister. both of them real hardliners. >> yeah. important to point out. many of these new leaders are under sanction by the united states. sam kylie, thank you so much. >>> developing this morning, a former aide to former governor andrew cuomo has been fired over helping the former governor amid sexualallegations. the human rights campaign terminated its president over his involvement in advising cuomo during the scandal that forced the former governor out of office. we are joined now live with more. bryn, the now former president of the human rights campaign is seeking legal action. >> yes. he once was a lawyer for cuomo many years ago, but if you look at the new york attorney general report released last month, it says he's advising the former governor wh

of course, has gone to the wayside and france is furious. a diplomatic tsunami across the english channel coming from waste from the foreign ministry, ben wallace, the defense ministry, events minister having to get on the phone to his to his, to the friendship foreign office to say, basically that he's very sorry he could understand the frustration, added to all of that, former prime minister teresa may ask this question in the house of commons of all the prime minister. what are the implications of this pact? the stance that would be taken by the united kingdom of fritz response, should china attempt to invade taiwan, to speak, the kingdom remains determined to defend national law. and we, that is the strong advice you would give to our friends across the world. and the strong advice that we would give to the, to the government invasion. but it's a serious question because the u. k is now in this, for the long haul along with australia and the united states, the ratcheting up of tension in that region is significant. and as far as johnson made it clear to the house of commons, that he was backing a whole raft with other areas of ministry cooperation, which will mo