and those at the latino had from the leader of the national congress party was ghana. stan, also based into gee, could stand right now. awe, let's bring in our guest now we have joining us from carbone fire alan, professor of political science at cobble university in paris, harvey's mother, john of tajikistan, political and list, and in moscow, vladimir stop nick of international affairs specialist at the russian academy of sciences. a warm welcome to all if i could start with 5 in cobble, then what do you think? do you think tensions between the taliban and to g? stan are going to spill over into conflict. oh, thanks for having me here. no, i think good. there is a history or for the conflict between taliban in tajikistan. in 19 nineties also. when taliban defeated the northern alliance, the northern alliance got the salem in tajikistan. and once the sir, yes and vision started in 2001 or northern alliance. the come back from calabria to your 4 digit cust on in may, and we did do the taliban. a strong holes in the north of august on her decked her blunter history, nor for opposition.

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were in the past just was on made up of a number of factions the in the day, sir dan, but the national congress and other little factions to look at how are you? i'm gonna follow if you look at these components, we find them that they have been coming like go live or we like to cut us fragmented, either a little bit in pursuit of power or who are telling certain offices within the government when you are a little even before that long, we engaged in dialogue with these factions on a number of occasions, and we urge them not to declare a final charter or a sigh and one with him until all the principals are agreed upon me. has been somewhat of all our cones where not he did they, to his van on death e. m like something kind of left free them ah, and with changed, forces had to bring all this campaign as components together. they were seeking vs on you and legitimacy. simply to hide tag below that of the lucian. we have been closely monitoring this situation with deep support. i'm some concern most assume i've even, they interfered with lisa, the military and armed forces affairs. you see some of

i le mars, i didn't like we said he was at the national congress on the previous roading sometimes to party. i'm is not represented cloudy, was that we agreed that no faction with religious override the electrical conviction. you should monopolize the situation. we cannot allow any ideological old religious leads and the facts in law to manipulate our country. we wish to see at democratic several states what each and every citizen as represented each and every citizen has the freedom to accept, press his own views and collect so size his own. well, it was just for the whole shoe and shoulder a c. and we are here to ensure that the political authority waited nakajima and thought of feed in the talk of peoples and individuals that have been dolah with religious affairs. here we are here to pave the way for the pretty weather installment unsafe and institution, and then unity clear why the from stop and he just is it we do at all, sir? we'll stop putting, hoping that no party an open at the composite in the future will undermine our civil piece. little the how good. we are sure that we a

reporting from tajikistan o t go now to guatemala, where former soldiers have rioted at the national congress building, claiming they haven't been duly compensated for war time service. hundreds of protesters stormed through gates into a parking lot at the building. some armed with machetes as they demanded compensation for military service during the countries decades long civil war. they set fire to several vehicles, as well as some officers bordering the area. while police use tear gas to disperse the demonstrators. it's time for some news just in russian. president vladimir putin has declared a nationwide non working week in russia from october 30th to november 7th in an attempt to stop the spread of the corona virus from or on this. let's cross live to our correspondent daniel armstrong. daniel, what else has the president said about this? we have our 5 president who's in has brought in a non working week from october 30th at to november 7th. and that's gonna be active all over a russia, at what president putin said. he said that this isn't a case is just waiting to go and get the vaccin

program and giving us that input now to guatemala, where former soldiers have rioted at the national congress building, claiming they haven't been duly compensated for war time service. hundreds of protesters stormed through dates into a parking lot at the building, some armed with machetes as they demanded compensation for military service during the countries decades long civil war. they set fire to several vehicles as well as some offices bordering the area. police use tear gas to disperse the demonstrators . a last story for this news, our germany's green party widely touted to foreign part of the next ruling coalition has accused russia in poker with gas. its leader says moscow might try to blackmail the e u by turning off the tap, so to say as to pressure the block into approving nord string to russia is hit back with a spate of similar allegations saying it's ready to deliver more gas, but it's simply received no new orders. russia is not opposed to given more, but suppliers ligastrum need to be asked and not by parliament, not by newspapers, but by buyers who apply at the appropriate

in brazil, 600 white flags were placed in front of the national congress. in the capital brasilia, the association of victims and families of coven 19 are honoring this 600000 people who died. it comes days before parliamentary report is published into the government handling of the pandemic. thousands of people have stage damage in the u. s. territory of puerto rico in protest against repeated families of the islands power grades. they say the private company that took control in june should hand it to someone else. others are angry about a lack of maintenance and repairs being carried out by the power authority. they blocked the main highway, the capital san juan maple, in the capital of the canadian arctic territory, have been told not to use any tap water because it's been contaminated with fuel. it kalu it, residents started complaining about the smell of petrol and the water at the beginning of october. but city authorities insisted it was safe and nearly awake. alexandra bias reforms the people of the callo it are relying on the river since the begin

i asked the president of the national congress of american indians for her reaction to vice presidentt is the one comment that truly resonated with me, and the reaction across indian country was it was welcome, it was long overdue. and to finally have a representative of the united states acknowledge that our history is based on a premise of lies is truly the beginning of our healing, restoration and reconciliation with a very cold, dark history and past of the united states. and words clearly are important and powerful, especially when spoken from someone with such a position, but i'm interested in the practicalities. what do you hope happens now? yeah, so what we hope will happen with this president and this vice president and administration is that the united states will finally live up to the fundamental values that are enshrined in the un declaration on the rights of indigenous peoples. when the un adopted that document in 2007, four countries oppposed it — canada, australia, new zealand and the united states. under president 0bama, the united states was the last country to rever

. _ promising to speak the truth about american history, kamala harris told the national congress ofn administration would not shy from a history since the first arrival of european explorers and everything must be done to correct its legacy. those explorers ushered in a wave of devastation for tribal nations perpetrating violence, stealing land and spreading disease. we must not shy away from this shameful past. and we must shed light on it and do everything we can to address the impact of the past on native communities today. let's take a look at some other stories in the headlines... the international monetary fund has warned the global recovery from the covid pandemic is faltering. it says economic prospects have been dented by low vaccination rates and rising commodity prices. the body said it expected inflation to remain high for the forseeable future. the somali government has urged kenya to �*respect�* the international rule of law. it comes after the un's top court handed somalia control over most of a disputed area of the indian ocean. but kenya has indicated it is not prep

paid to victims of the corona virus in brazil, $600.00 white flag, so placed in front of the national congress in the capital brazilian association, and victims and families of covered 19 are honoring 600000 people who died. it comes days before parliamentary report is published into the government handling of the pandemic. people in the capital alva, a canadian antique territory, have been told not to use any tap water because it's been contaminated with fuel. it kalu it, residents started complaining about the smell of petrol in the water at the beginning of october. but city authorities insisted it was safe and nearly awake. alexander buyers reports the people of the callo it are relying on the river since the beginning of october. they been afraid of what's coming out of their taps, choking petrol fumes when they wanted a glass of water. oily residue on dishes for this family. absolute fear when they had to bathe there 8 month old baby were hearing for a friends of neighbors that people are getting headaches or or, or there's been other complaints like 5 times. we just don't know it's, it'

then to serve as the 23rd president of the national congress of american indians and and the keynote address for environmental justice to highlight not only to understand the widespread impact of climate change and fellowship on —- pollution but what along the coast of washington that many americans first became aware of environmental justice when they saw police training and teargas fighting the dakota access pipeline freezing temperatures in 2016 we are very much looking forward to that perspective and then the ceo and cofounder of an online collaborative platform to have an unprecedented campaign to draft the environmental justice to serve on the board and to be one of the top 100 creative people in business and has been a fellow with the harvard kennedy school for democracy. bringing the former congressional staffer and a deep understanding with the policymaking more democratic thank you again for joining us today and i will invite each of our speakers to get to know you better with the environmental justice starting with that chair. >> thank you very much and representative port

congress can also create a national monument, but they really don't. congress has authority to set all sorts of different types of public lands. in addition to parks, national wildlife refuges. there is wilderness areas. there are forests. when it comes to monuments, that is really the president of the primary. under that 1906 law. and, so, some of the things that you've seen over the years, you've seen monuments become parks, of course. the grand canyon is a great example. one of the first monuments created back in the early 1900s. now, of course, a national park. >> for the national park service, do they manage national monuments or is there some other service thatge manages the monument? >> the national park service does manage the book of national monuments. pabut in addition to that, there are a few that are managed by the bureau of land management like the ones in utah that we are talking about. they also handle some of those. it is not strictly the park service. and then i should have mentioned sort of a different between parks and national monum

vice president kamala harris delivered a virtual address to the national congress of american indians yesterday. >> perpetrating violence, stealing land and spreading disease. we must not shy away from this shameful past, and we must shed light on it and do everything we can to address the impact of the pas on native communities today. amy: across latin america, thousands of indigenous leaders and supporters took to the streets to mark 529 years of indigenous resistance. in guatemala city, a colonial statue of a former president was stained with red paint, toppled and beheaded as protesters denounced a racist state. protesters also attempted to topple a statue of christopher columbus. in bolivia, hundreds took to the streets of la paz to commemorate day of decolonization. >> women are here to fight. we won't rest from defending our homeland. more than ever, we tell the right-wingers in bolivia, we will keep on fighting and they shall respect us. amy: an austrian legal organization is urging the international criminal court in the hague to investigate far-right brazilian president jair

president to celebrate and to make it history moving forward. >> vaughn sharp is the president of national congress of american indians and she joins me from lain quinnault, washington. thank you for being with us. president biden became the first president to proclaim friday indigenous people's day but as we just heard there, unlike many cities and states, he didn't replace columbus day with indigenous people's day. was that a mistake? making this a half measure and not fully replacing indigenous people's day? >> i think it's a step in the right direction. we know as tribal nations there is a truth to be told and there are many truths that make up this country. as we progress and as we reconcile with our past, we're taking incremental steps. ultimately we do see this as a very positive move. >> would you like to see it replaced? >> yes, a absolutely. >> also making news, the president undoing the cuts by the trump administration to two national monuments in utah. this puts 2 million acres back into the national monuments. i went there a couple of years ago to cover that issue when president trump

death, and he tells congress and a nation and a world that let us continue john kennedy's policies on civil rights. so he's trying to turn a page and trying to win over black constituents from the very beginning, but there's this nagging concern, this feeling he just can't shake from black voters that he is conniving and he's truly only doing this because he has to and because he's desperately trying to win their vote, not because this is something that is, you know, innate in him but this is something he truly cares about. for black observers linden johnson is an opportunist. he's trying to use the same techniques john kennedy has used, symbolic acts like hirer

i don't think it is imminent because we have the limbic pics next year and national party congress inte dramatically. this is the opportunity where they are getting closer. the risk profile will be very high around 24 and 25. he has most everything he needs in place at that time. go ahead, paul. paul: the national people's congress is when they hope to get appointed to another term and consolidate his power for the future. after that, more running room. >> yeah. there is no doubt about that. he also has some economic headwind. he knows full well that the united states, he has a very good grasp that the united states erosion of military capability in the region is there. much more so than what the government officials are willing to share with the american people. largely because they do not want to undercut the people's confidence. i totally disagree with that premise. people should know. we have a ways to go in terms of the overall strategy and in terms of dealing with the military challenge in the indo pacific region with occupying largely world war ii basis and they are very vulner

early on when afghanistan started to fall, we had briefings, bipartisan brief national congress.ere were 10,000, is 15 american citizens in afghanistan. weeks later we were told they evacuated 5000 american citizens. do simple math, i'm not a mathematician, simple math shows you there are a lot of people stuck there that haven't gotten out. edward: what is being done to get the americans out? have you heard anything? >> that is the thing we don't get return phone calls from the state department or administration because we're republicans. every time we open cases, every time we have information and nothing is returned to us. it is an absolute disgrace months after we pulled our troops out of afghanistan. we can't got our people out. our people are stuck there. we're relying on internationally recognized terrorist organization to get our people out. edward: simple question, do you believe we're less safe from a potential terrorist attack in the u.s. than before president biden yanked all the american troops out the way he did? >> absolutely no doubt that is the situation in the mi

his politician has been accused of sympathizing with rebel fighters and a right when congress opposed his nationalization plans. former president of congress, mister vasquez will replace him. high schools and public universities remain closed across afghanistan, raising concerns about the future of girls education. but in missouri, she leaves the classrooms are still welcoming girls. how schumacher bought a travel there. and as he reports, they'd weighing their dreams against their worries for the future. this is the only place in afghanistan where girls can go to school. mazata sheriff is a vibrant cultural and commercial center. and schools have remained open since the taliban took over the country. here at go her heart on one of the most established elementary and high schools in the city, girls hope to pursue their studies and chase their dreams. i will make dream. oh, it's me all life little print and i want to be an astronaut in the future. and it seems to be a big dream to achieve an offense down. but i also sunday, i could be traveling to faithful. letty. nice for the teachers. the curriculum has

nations, but the world. it is a very thorny relationship. the congress, and the united states government, has not fully defined each of those categories that i mentioned. what it means for them to cheat, what it means for them to fairly compete, and the areas we can cooperate in. i feel like we are getting closer but we are not fully there. jonathan: do you think that in some cases, the united states might have to modulate its rhetoric in some ways and soften it? or, is this an issue where standing up on human rights, where we do have such strong differences with the chinese from a is -- is it an absolute? any sort of wavering would be a disappointment and fall short of our values as a country. rep. castro: we have to lead with our values. there are certain things this country stands for. freedom, democracy, human rights. we shouldn't waiver in terms of those values or principles. when we negotiate with china and have conversations with them, obviously we try to do what it takes to get them to move in the humane direction. but in terms of our public post

politicians, been accused of sympathizing with rebel fighters and a right wing. congress opposes his plans. for nationalization, former president of congress, miss vasquez will step in i. schools and public universities are still closed across afghanistan, and that's raising more worries about the future of education for girls. but in marcella sharif, they're still welcome in the classrooms, a sasha mar, caballo reports, girls will wang their dreams against their worries for the future. this is the only place in afghanistan where girls can go to school. mazata sheriff is a vibrant cultural and commercial center. and schools have remained open since the taliban took over the country. here at go her her to one of the most established elementary and high schools in the city, girls hope to pursue their studies and chase their dreams. i will make dream. oh, it's me all life little print and i want to be an astronaut in the future. and it seems to be a big dream to achieve enough vanstone but i also sunday a coffee is traveling to faithful that he life for the teachers. the curriculum hasn't changed for now, but the

republicans reckless for refusing to join the democrats to stop the government defaulting on its national debts. congress must raise or suspend its borrowing ceiling within 2 weeks, or face triggering an economic crisis. do we have to raise a debt limit is impart because of the reckless tax and spending policies under the previous trump administration. in 4 years, they incurred very incurred nearly 8 trillion dollars and 4 years, 8 trillion dollars, and additional dead and bills. we have to now pay off not only republicans refusing to do their jobs, the threatening to reuse the power their power to prevent us from doing our job, saving the economy from a catastrophic event. i think quite frank, it's hypocritical, dangerous and disgraceful. investigators in california are trying to find out how 572000 liters of oil leaked from a rig. 4 kilometers from shore crews are working round the clock to contain the sleek in the pacific and clean up a balls of tar on the coast. the mayor of one coastal community is called an environmental catastrophe. the spill has already killed fish and birds and close that southe

the national congress of american indians responded to manfred saying native people are not mascots,over-mile-per-hour society. you have to wonder how on earth is this happening? we know, don't we? it's allowed for the same reason that white parents are allowed to erase centuries of truth from u.s. history, why they get to expunge tony morrison books or any role of andrew jackson. the entitlement, white privilege which boils down to complete impunity for them. isn't that what the cult of trumpism is and what this offensive gross tomahawk chop embodies. it's no wonder trump is attending game four. his core belief is racists can do whatever they want and others are ridiculed, erased, deduced from the stereotype that justifies a genocide. it's your right to use team sanctioned racism to root for the home team. that is the absolute worst. that's tonight's reed out. all in with chris hayes starts right now. >>> tonight on "all in." >> no one got everything they wanted including me, but that's what compromise is. >> as the build back better plan finally approaches a vote, tonight a long vi

nation but the world. you are right, jon, look at the very thorny relationship. in the congress i feel with the united states government is not fully defined each of those categories that i mention, what it means for themem to cheat but it means for them to fairly compete in the areas we can cooperate in. i feel like we are getting closer but i don't feel like we are fully there. >> do feel some cases united states might have to modulate its rhetoric in some ways and soften it? or this is an issuer standing up on human rights were read to have such strong differences is an absolute and any sort of wavering would be a disappointment and fall short of our values as a country. >> i think we have to lead with their values. there are certain things this country stands for freedom, democracy and protecting human dnrights. we should not waver in terms of those values and principles. now we negotiate with china, we have conversations with them, obviously try to do what it takes to get them to move in the humane direction. but in terms of our public posture and standing up for our values

>> i think there's concern all around about the posture as a nation and a congress and you're right, if you look around congress, there are people whose posture is very aggressive and wants to punish china for everything they can imagine. their people have taken a more measured approach and want to see where we can cooperate and collaborate but the fundamental basis for any of that i think we should all be able to agree as understanding what china is actually saying and what they are doing so this isn't just of theequivalent of a google translate. there is also a component and an analysis analyzing if there's a speech given by different chinese leaders understanding thee significant of who the speakers are. so understanding where the pperspective fits in within the chinese government. so it's more the translation of course the second part is very important it's also analysis. i do wonder when it comes to communication and having the best understanding of what's happening between the two countries the fact that now china has more diplomats around the world t than any other couny is al

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she's petitioned members of the parliament, the national people's congress, asking them to rewrite fertility regulations. so you are waiting for him. the ability to give birth shouldn't be connected to being married as a precondition. it shouldn't be restricted by policy to resist you and her supporters are optimistic. the daughter will rule in their favor. china is facing a demographic crisis and the government is desperately trying to boost countries. birth rates, china's population is rapidly aging, and few of babies are being born every year. staging announced a 3 child policy in may, but government support is limited to couples. some women have traveled abroad to access eg, freezing and ivy f services, but expensive fees and pandemic travel restrictions mean. this option is out of reach of immersed, including theresa shoe out yourself that if i have to borrow the money from friends or relatives or get loans from the bank, it goes against my original intention, which is being able to choose my lifestyle and not to be forced to marry somewhat, he ordered too hard for a child. she's awaiti

republicans reckless for refusing to join with democrats to stop the government defaulting on its national debts. congress must raise or suspend its borrowing ceiling within 2 weeks, or face triggering an economic crisis. the reason we have to raise a debt limit is impart because of the reckless tax and spending policies under the previous trumpet, ministration. in 4 years, they incurred very incurred nearly 8 trillion dollars and 4 years, 8 trillion dollars in additional dead. in bills we have to now pay off. not only republicans refusing to do their jobs, were threatened to reuse the power their power to prevent us from doing our job, saving the economy from a catastrophic event. i think quite frank is super critical, dangerous, and disgraceful. several major us pharmacy chains are facing the 1st trial over their role in the nation's opioid crisis. nearly half a 1000000 people died of opiate overdoses in the u. s. in the 20 years to 2019. the pharmacies are accused of misrepresenting the risks of long term opioid use and failing to properly monitor a suspicious orders of the drugs, shown hendern reports

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