watching the w and he was coming up next cindy darby news asia talks on human rights with the taliban in oslo. have yielded nothing concrete. we look at why that coming up in just a moment. it would be rash, batter gm, a map along this year. thank you for watching. one of mankind's oldest ambition could be within reach. ah, what is it really is possible to reverse aging researchers and scientists all over the world are in a race against time. the d. n. a molecule though has 28 different our glasses. they are peers and rivals with one during goal, 2 out smart nature. one of the most insightful discoveries in the history of mankind. more life starts february 16th on d. w. 50 dublin years, asia coming up to date of gummy sounds by nazis and women suffering under the taliban. delegates from the hard line is flemish group failed to make finding commitments on improving women's rights at a meeting, and also guarantees that the west once in return, but providing humanitarian aid and a dumping report from human rights watch highlights the dangerous situation for l g b t q persons in thought bond rule

rather it needs to give it up in stages just like rubbing envisaged in the oslo process. so that when the palestinians are ready to accept israel israel can afford then to give up. to the west bank more or less, you know with minor adjustments mutually agreed swaps. no, thanks. yeah, that's an important clarification. i misunderstood that and thanks for the clarification. let me try to throw in some questions here from the audience again if you have questions put them on the q&a function or if you're on youtube send it by email to events. at mei.edu. let me ask a question from nirmal verma, which is already at area we were we were sort of present in which is here can kissinger's worldview and view of and all of that. and since you've talked to him on and off recently, what would all of this mean for us policy today in the middle east? big question, but very relevant what with this injured do right. so first of all, it's it's very relevant i could just add. because like the period of history the kissinger was dealing with the united states is in a retrenchment mode. it's w

representatives of the taliban have held talks with afghan civil society activists in oslo as part ofeeting to discuss the humanitarian crisis in the country. a taliban leader described the talks as comprehensive and constructive. the islamist group wants access to billions of dollars that are frozen in us banks. but a small group of afghans held a protest in oslo and other european capitals against the taliban. our south asia editor, anbarasan ethirajan told us more about the talks. it's the first meeting of its kind for the taliban, they are coming to europe for the first time after they seized power in kabul last august, and for the last five months, they have been running the show there. now, the west wants to engage with the taliban. you may remember the taliban has not been recognised by the world community yet and giving aid to a country where the government is not recognised, and many of these taliban ministers, they are on the un sanctions list, so it is a complicated process to give aid to afghanistan. at the same time, after the war ended, there are millions of people waiti

conflict studies at oslo new university college and in the hague adam. cuz he abbe program officer at the international institute for democracy and electoral assistance. welcome to the program. we contacted ministers, an spokespeople from the ethiopian government, but they didn't respond to our interview requests. adam, let me start with you to day this air strike came just a day after the government announced that high profile political prisoners would be pardoned and released her. that was to include some leaders of the t p l f. what kind of message does it send to announced pardons and releases one day and then conduct an air strike the day after that. thank you so much for having me again on your rights there. there has been a reports of our strikes and significant casualties. the government hasn't confirmed or denied it. but all, i think the, the air strikes that the several air strikes that we've, we've seen in the past couple of days, are not gonna deliver anything that a war of 14 months have deliver it hard not to have been able to deliver. and

the the, or now among 200 people, mostly afghans living in norway protested in oslo. as talks began, i began rather chanting know to taliban. the demonstrators said any move towards official recognition should be resisted, claiming that the taliban hadn't changed since it was pushed from power in 2001. or we spoke to fallacy, echo feet, the former deputy speaker of afghanistan's parliament. and she was also involved in negotiations with the taliban. we almost had 3 ears. one here in door had to negotiate with taliban in good faith to the future of our country. the future of more than 36000000 people, including a diversity, a group of women, religious minorities, different social group for the best interest of the country. and you know that unfortunately the taliban did not use the time properly to an efficiently to come to political settlement. and then as a result of the continued war, no, the former president who didn't have a lot of bass of the country. now, my only concern would be that given the turbans record in the last 6 months, and the fact that they do not a

rather it needs to give it up in stages just like rubbing envisaged in the oslo process. so that when the palestinians are ready to accept israel israel can afford then to give up. to the west bank more or less, you know with minor adjustments mutually agreed swaps. no, thanks. yeah, that's an important clarification. i misunderstood that and thanks for the clarification. let me try to throw in some questions here from the audience again if you have questions put them on the q&a function or if you're on youtube send it by email to events. at mei.edu. let me ask a question from nirmal verma, which is already at area we were we were sort of present in which is here can kissinger's worldview and view of and all of that. and since you've talked to him on and off recently, what would all of this mean for us policy today in the middle east? big question, but very relevant what with this injured do right. so first of all, it's it's very relevant i could just add. because like the period of history the kissinger was dealing with the united states is in a retrenchment mode. it's w

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i actually question whether human rights her a priority for western nations period i'm in the oslo meeting was was disturbing, honestly because you know, we had this terrible kind of collision of images of the taliban beating women's rights protesters about a week and a half ago and spraying them with pepper spray and then rating the homes of 2 of them in arresting men and at night on wednesday night last week. and then the taliban flying on a private jet to all slow and a moment when no very few countries had spoken up about the brutality toward the women's rights protester. so i fear, i fear that with that human rights in general are being forgotten by the international community, let alone the rights of l. g. b t. people which have always been a sensitive and neglected issue in afghanistan. heather baldwin, lever bir. but thanks so much for joining us to birth. and that's it for today as ever. there's more on our website d, deborah dot com, forward slash asia. and you can fuss also follow us on facebook. and twitter wincy gift moral people in trucks injured one, trying to flee the city

3 days of meetings between a taliban delegation, western diplomats and rights groups wrapped up in oslo. the talks the 1st of their kind since the militant islamists took over power in afghanistan, focused on human rights and the humanitarian situation in the country. which has drastically worse and during the freezing afghan winter aid organizations believe that 90 percent of the population now live below the poverty line. many families struggle to make an ends need of some even resorting to selling their children. nadia how son is looking through garbage collected by her children, taking aside scraps of paper to heat the oven. the family of 7 is barely surviving on the outskirts of kabul. they came here in autumn after fleeing the taliban. heavy got of it shall receive them and i don't know what to cook. my children are hungry, i tell them, god will help us that we will get something to eat. the mother worked before assa washer woman. now she's no longer able to pay for rent for the hut. in her desperation, she's considering to offer her oldest daughter to the landlord as payment. i r

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a taliban delegation has arrived in d norwegian, capital oslo for 3 days of talks with western diplomats and afghan civil society members. it's the groups. first official talks with the west on european soil since seizing power. last august. the discussions on human rights and humanitarian aid are set to begin on sunday. you zealand is upping its measures to combat cove at 19 after several cases of alma chron were confirmed. prime minister jacinta arden says the entire nation is now under 8 regulars. this trigger is more restrictions including mosque wearing and limits on social gatherings. arden has even cancelled her own wedding, which was scheduled to take place next weekend yesterday. lee horton, frederick mats has been elected as the new chief of germany centre right christian democrats, after decades in the shadow of former chancellor angler macklin mats has vowed to quote, redefine conservatism in germany, and reconnect with voters of all ages after his parties defeat in elections. last year on vinyl for the aid has started arriving in tonga after last week's volcanic eruption. an

a tele van delegation has arrived in oslo for 3 days of talks with western diplomats and afghan civil society members. it's the groups. first official talks with the west on you appear in soil since seizing power last august. the discussions on human rights and humanitarian aid us it to begin on sunday. thousands of people have taken that to taken part in protests rather against sweden's toby. 19 vaccination pass in stock on the government recently expanded the use of the pass as the underground varies, spreads rapidly this raining, the health care system. sweden set a daily record of more than 41000 new cases on friday or a to started arriving in tongue or after last week's volcanic eruption. and soon army devastated much of the country in the south pacific. so far, 3 people have been reported to have died, but many more are still missing. experts are now only able to assess the scale of the damage. after days of waiting, aid is now flowing on to the pacific island of tonga, beast. new zealand vessel is carrying a quarter of a 1000000 liters of clean water a top priority. according t

and the taliban delegation has arrived in the norwegian capital oslo for 3 days of talks with western diplomats and afghan civil society members. it's the groups. first official talks with the west on european soil since seizing power. last august. the discussions on human rights on humanitarian 8 are set to begin on sunday. the border between poland and better reese has been in the headlines for months. now since those scenes went round the world of migrants stranded in batteries and desperate to cross into poland, which is you territory. now poland plans to build a wool to replace the razor wire friends between the 2 countries. it's aim is to stop these illegal crossings by undocumented migrants. but environmental campaigners say a war will also stop wild life from roaming free in the area and could cause genetic damage. dw correspondent jack park sent us this report from that border. residents of the ancient b of asia forest. this links and these walls caught on camera drops at the end of last year. this 600 year old forest is home to an estimated 12000 species of wildlife. christo

cindy w news asia talks on human rights with the taliban in oslo. have yielded nothing concrete. we look at why that coming up in just a moment. it would be russia batter, gm, layla rock'n'roll and a map of all this year. thank you for watching. ah.

as i made the comment off to meeting with women's rights activists and human rights defenders in oslo, norway, it's part of a 3 day summit, meant to deal with an honest dance, growing humanitarian crisis. arminius, president, our marines are kizzy on has resigned. citing his inability to influence domestic and foreign policy. armenia is facing a political crisis since clashes broke out with neighboring as the by john in 2020, in the disputed region. ok, no. going to cut about how curfew has been imposed in brooklyn of faso. and that's off the soldiers staged a mutiny demanding more support for the fight against armed groups. they also called for the military leaders that to step down hundreds of protest is gathered to show the support for the soldiers. some said fire to the ruling parties, headquarters and the sound of gunfire was reported near the president's residence, whose whereabouts is unknown. the ominous sound of tear gas fired on protests as by security forces. on saturday, a crowd gathered in the keno fast those capital wagons. do grew dissatisfied with the government and pr

his government flew a taliban delegation for talks in oslo with international diplomats in recent days. in an interview, he told me this was not meant to give the group legitimacy or recognition. >> to me, it looks like this -- if we don't sit down with them, present the expectation, the demands, and what they have to deliver, afghanistan is going to sink down in a tremendous humanitarian disaster. >> most of afghanistan's reserves remain frozen, but the united nations wants to change that. there is a risk the dire humanitarian situation becomes a country-wide famine. on the other hand, some nations still worry about rewarding the taliban when the human rights situation, in particular treatment of women, seems to be getting worse, not at her. -- not better. >> kurdish forces say they have regained control of a prison from isil fighters. the battle worst 45,000 people from their homes. some of those being detained in the prison were being used as human shields. the united nations special envoy for syria says he is worried about the resurgence of isil. >> if we continue to see that the p

the last avenue talks between a taliban delegation and western diplomats is underway in oslo. tuesday's meetings include nongovernmental organizations and are focusing largely on the minutes hearing aid and greater inclusivity. aid groups represent -- satan nearly 9 million people are on the brink of starvation. pfizer and biontech are launching a clinical trial to do -- to test a new shot to evaluate its safety and effectiveness. it comes among growi evidence that the current vaccination weighs more heavily against omicron. nearly two dozen sailors on an australian military ship delivering eight have tested positive for covid-19. australia is working with tongan authorities to keep the ship at sea. tonga has so far avoided any covid outbreaks. hundreds of people have marched through burkina faso's capital in a show support. it ousted its president monday after widespread protests against its government. is the latest in a series of coups in west africa in recent weeks. >> taking it to the streets. jubilation and relief that now after years of islam as terror attacks, somethin

the holding of the oslo conference. regardless of what -- [indiscernible] the pakistan -- they need to improve the human rights record. if afghanistan does not improve the situation, we will be the prime sufferers. i thank you for affording me this opportunity for this intervention. it was a great learning experience today learning from mr. sopko there are many things to take from the norwegians. i have made reference to his speech. his remarks need to be taken into consideration. and sent to afghanistan. shuja: we appreciate your intervention. john, if you could hold off on your reactions, i wanted to bring in a colleague of ours. an ambassador who is among our senior fellows at the atlantic council. before he became the afghan ambassador to the uae and now having resigned from that position, he was involved in negotiations and discussions between president biden and president ashraf ghani. he knows a lot about the end game of the previous regime. let me ask him -- first to respond to the comments the minister made. bu

he joins us from oslo. glenn, great talk to you again. why is this to being done in this way through the prism of washington? well, this has to be seen in the context of the current and geopolitical stuff. that is, a united states and russia currently negotiating a security agreements for the pioneer being security space. and that will effectively russia was no longer tolerate further and they thought expansionism towards russia order us, this is, are going to be next essential threat. the united states would like to post this and especially reject all russian demands for security guarantees. however, in the united states, having some problem in its negotiations, simply put the sanctions away and has largely been exhausted and also more problematic. now if you want to intensify or the threats of sanctions, this actually probably hurt europeans the most. and that's what we've seen now is france, germany, a lot of this countries, i'm very much reluctant to accept any more sanctions on russia because it will hurt themselves. i mailed them in

the holding of the oslo conference. regardless of what -- [indiscernible] the pakistan -- they need to improve the human rights record. if afghanistan does not improve the situation, we will be the prime sufferers. i thank you for affording me this opportunity for this intervention. it was a great learning experience today learning from mr. sopko there are many things to take from the norwegians. i have made reference to his speech. his remarks need to be taken into consideration. and sent to afghanistan. shuja: we appreciate your intervention. john, if you could hold off on your reactions, i wanted to bring in a colleague of ours. an ambassador who is among our senior fellows at the atlantic council. before he became the afghan ambassador to the uae and now having resigned from that position, he was involved in negotiations and discussions between president biden and president ashraf ghani. he knows a lot about the end game of the previous regime. let me ask him -- first to respond to the comments the minister made. bu

he's joining us from oslo. thanks for joining us. are now to 0. so to what extent is this fortress russia strategy? is it being described by some make western threats of sanctions, less of a deter and for the country? oh, it's so old. before 2014, russia had certain ambitions about integrating it with the west and creating a greater europe if you will. however, when the west, the support of the toppling president done the coach in 2014, russia largely shut dissolution. that greater europe would ever be possible, said replaced it instead with what it calls a greater eurasia. so integrating more with the east primarily than china that lead state here. so because of this, they also believe that because nato is not going to stop its expansion into ukraine and you will further towards russia that that should repair itself for long term conflicts. so what is done is develop the new weapon systems, but also trying to make itself bullet proof to western sanctions. so on one hand, some of this has been deliberate response to sanctions by, for example, havi

stories making headlines around the world today. western diplomats and taliban members are meeting in oslo for a 2nd day of talks on afghanistan's growing humanitarian crisis. taliban spokesman, called the talks a step to legitimize the afghan government choppy will as um, made the comment after meeting with women's rights activists and human rights defenders. don ponder and president elect jamara. castro is facing a crisis after a block of her deputies promised to give congressional leadership to another party . hundreds of her supporters protested outside the legislative building. moved could hand control back to the 2 parties that have governed the country for generations. french fashion designer, chilly mcglenn has died. glass dramatic designs to find what the took over several decades. his work was worn by celebrities such as diana ross, madonna, lady gaga, and cardi b lab was also a dancer acrobat and an added body builder. he was 73 years old. the government in the west african state of burkina faso is denying reports that the crew is under way after soldiers mutinied at several mil

and nick resources that we have in other cities can learn a great deal from oslo banded sustainable concepts for the future trick allah was an average town in greece with about 60000 inhabitants until it got a new mayor in 2040. he started to change it into a modern smart city. jones for transportation of medicines, are being tested, intricate at the moment, and apt to connect the elderly and disabled to caregivers is being tried out. we visited the city to find out how technology is helping solve solve its common problems. tree killers mad demetrius papist a. you won't let an occasional internet crash canter him. not even with a delegation from his german sister city looking over his shoulder. they are gathered in the town halls control room from here. the 1st smart city in greece is operated. local ross of the german guests are impressed. ben, yes, over in from a computer scientist myself, and to be honest, there a step ahead of us. we can learn something from them. this was my was was on the can and v lennon. from here, the staff can monitor how many parking spots are occupied. the munici

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by norway's prime minister eunice goss stora, his government fluid taliban delegation for talks in oslo, with international diplomats in afghan civil society. in recent days. in an interview for talk to al jazeera, he told me this was not meant to give the group legitimacy or recognition. to me, it looks like this. if we don't sit down with them, present the expectation, the demands and what they have to deliver afghanistan going, it's going to sink down in that tremendous humanitarian. this all search, most of us got stones reserves remain frozen, but the un wants to change that without renewed liquidity and the african economy. as a risk, the da humanitarian situation becomes a country wide famine. on the other hand, some nations still worry about rewarding the taliban when the human rights situation in particular, the treatment of women seems to be getting worse. not better. james bayes al jazeera of the united nations soldiers and jordan say, they've killed 27 drug smugglers trying to sneak across the border from syria. and army spokesman said the traffic has used heavy snow cover t

this western diplomats are meeting in oslo with the taliban for a 2nd day of talks on afghanistan is growing humanitarian prices a taliban spokesman called the talks. quote, a step to legitimize the afghan government chaffey law as arm made the comment after meeting with women's rights activists. and human rights defenders, french fashion designer carry mcglenn, has died glares, dramatic designs to find haute couture over several decades. his work was worn by celebrities, such as diana ross, madonna lady, got in party. the frenchman was also a dancer acrobat, and an avid body builder were 73 concerns are growing that a crew is underway in the west african nation of working fossil mutinous soldiers are reported to have detained president rock. how boy is exact. whereabouts are unknown. heavy gunfire was heard around the president's residence overnight and soldiers at a number of bases staged uprising. the military and many civilians are angry at the government's failure to reign in a jo, hottest insurgency. we're going to go now to a journalist, henry wilkins, and walker do go. he's s

the last day of talks between a taliban delegation and western diplomats is underway in oslo. tuesdays meetings include non governmental organizations and are focusing largely on humanitarian aid and greater inc. lucidity aid groups estimate that nearly 9000000 people in afghanistan on the brink of starvation, power is gradually being restored in 3 central asian nations after one of the biggest blackouts in the regions history. officials say an accident left millions of people without power in the chair gets done and was becky's don, capitals and in cossacks. don's economic hub almighty visor and biotech are launching a clinical trial to test a new vaccine that targets the alma kron cove. at 19 variant, the study will evaluate the new shots, safety, and effectiveness. the vaccine could be ready as soon as march. it's development comes amid growing evidence that the protection provided by current jobs, wayne's more rapidly against alma prod. hundreds of people have marched through the streets of bertina, fossils capital in a show of support for the new military. let hunt up, it out, sai

in date of the news asia talks with the taliban in oslo have yielded nothing concrete. we look at why and how life under the taliban has turned deadly for afghanistan's l. g t q. minority. first vanity who bring those stories in many more in d. w. news asia coming up after a short break. i'm anthony. how'd in berlin? layla, iraq. we'll have another nice update for you at the top of the next hour. stay with ah with who hello guys. this is the 77 percent the platform with, you know, or this channel. we are not afraid to because population is growing. and young people clearly have the solution. the future belongs to 77 percent. now every weekend on d, w, a, one of the kinds, oldest ambitions could be within reach. oh, what is it really is possible to reverse aging? ah, researchers and scientists all over the world are in a race against time, with the molecules on has 28000000 different powers. they are peers and rivals, with one daring goal to help smart nature for a longer, healthier, and fuller life. one of the most insightful discoveries in the history of mankind down t

our western diplomats are meeting in oslo with its only been for a 2nd day of talks on guys sounds growing humanitarian crisis. and taliban spokesman called the talks a step to legitimize the afghan government. chaffey law made the comment after meeting with women's rights activision and human rights defenders based on the disagreeable armed men. and so don, have detained human rights activists, amira osman, after a night time rate on her home in sedans, capital cartoon, that's according to osmotic sister or detention comes after. what active, a se has been a campaign of arrests of civil society and pro democracy figures in the military takeover in october. french fashion designer to remove glare, has died glares, dramatic, designed to find most detour over several decades. his work was worn by celebrities like diana rot, madonna, lady gaga, and cardi beat. the frenchman was also a dancer acrobat, an avid body builder. he was 73. italy's parliament starts voting for a new president today through secret ballot. the favorite is current prime minister mario dry he but some fear the government

so, efforts will continue and this is a very positive development, the holding of the oslo conference because people, regardless of what the taliban shortcomings, and there are many, one reason was the taliban was not very happy with pakistan is that they continue to tell them that they need to improve their human rights record, particularly on women seeking jobs and education, as well as making the government more inclusive. but-- improve the situation, and i would thank you for affording this opportunity for this information and also the council, it was a very learning experience today, learning pr mr. sopko, aware of many things which take place in our region and i have made references to his speech. nevertheless, his wise remarks based on his experience, i think definitely need to be taken into consideration, further aid sent to afghanistan. >> we appreciate your intervention, mr. kasuri. john, if you could hold off on your reactions, i wanted to bring in a colleague of ours, the ambassador who is fellow of the atlantic council. before he became the afghan afghanistan to the uae a

ah, discuss these issues and more, i'm joined by my guess these in oslo. he's a professor at the university of southeastern norway as well as author of the book, great power politics in the 4th industrial revolution. and in budapest we have george samuel lee. he's a podcast or at the goggle, which can be found on youtube and locals are a gentleman crosstalk rules and effect. that means you can jump in any time you want, and i always appreciate it. well, it's going to glen 1st glen, you know, we've had about 2 weeks of meetings i different formats are essentially on the same topic, at least from the russian perspective. been trying to get nato on the same page to talk about pan european security. i watch the presser is laudrup, and blinking, blinking is moved. oh, got a little bit in the right direction, but not very far in my opinion. like as i said in my introduction, basically nothing has been done. i think it's also fair to say that washington can't say it doesn't know what who didn't wants, is they love to say your assessment? go ahead. oh, i agree. an

the country broke the oslo accords almost 30 years ago. in fact, norway's ambassador mona jewel sitting behind the foreign minister who chaired the meeting, played an instrumental role in mediation at the time. the un envoy tor westland, is also a norwegian, and he reacted to the latest. his railey action. 15 members of a family in chicago. sure are a palestinian neighbourhood in east jerusalem were dragged from their home. it was then demolished just hours before the security council meeting. i still remain concerned by the potential election of a number of palestinian families from homes they have lived in full decades in c. h . robinson. bartley moves of his dues and the risk that such acts use polls for escalating violence. i call on these really authorities to end the displacement and addictions of palestinians in line with this obligation on the international law. israel's ambassador to the un brought a large rock to the security council meeting, saying it was a palestinian terrorist weapon. a palestinian diplomat later remarked to m

he detonated a bomb outside the prime minister's office in oslo, and then he went on a shooting spree at a summer camp for teenagers. airline chief executives in the u. s. or warning of catastrophic disruption to flights when telecom companies switch on 5 g on wednesday. they're concerned that the new wireless signals will interfere with flight tech equipment. their lines want the government to delay the 5 year. we're allowed to prevent passengers and cargo flights grinding to a halt. so the federal aviation administration is directing airlines to take extra safety procedures. john, 100 reports from chicago, that the white house is now trying to find a solution that allows the new mobile phone technology without disrupting error travel. the airlines have warned that commerce in the united states will quote, ground to a halt. if rules aren't changed. now those telecommunication companies spent tens of billions of dollars to buy a frequency. they're very excited to roll this new 5th generation 5 g technology out on wednesday. but the federal aviation administration is worried that it wi

well, in these, in oslo, he is the professor at the university of southeastern norway as well as author of the book, great power politics in the 4th industrial revolution. and in budapest we have george, samuel eli is a podcast or at the goggle, which can be found on youtube and locals, or a gentleman. crosstalk rules in effect, that means you can jump in any time you want, and i always appreciate it. okay, let's go to glen 1st. glen, you know, we, we've had about 2 weeks of meetings. i different formats, essentially on the same topic, at least from the russian perspective, and trying to get nato on the same page to talk about pan european security. i watch the presser is law, and blinking, blinking is moved a little bit in the right direction, but not very far in my opinion. like as i said in my introduction, basically nothing has been done. but i think it's also fair to say that washington can't say it doesn't know what it wants is they love to say your assessment. go ahead. no, i agree. and i think it the way the meeting began kind of demonstrated, well how far apart they were and no

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or it seems, argue, mentioned the fact that there's just these talks happening in oslo and the norwegian, foreign minister said on friday, these meetings do not represent a legitimate ational recognition of the taliban. none the less they they, they believe that the need to talk to them. so what kind of leverage can the international community apply to the taliban owns on issues like like curved human rights. and when will they listen? i think a lot a lot different leverage and it influences a lot by international community and it's one of my writing. the also meeting is the 1st step for towards the new york nations. that's why they are like in icing meetings. be told, i want to be a when this event. so science group of honest on to sit on the table and talk and share their content and their comments in the table. so here in the international community, our allies, the human rights in institutions. and they want, we need this one that we need to, they should stand by as in a run long, and also they should support woman enough want us on for the women empowerment for the past 20 years. a

into afghanistan but they want to engage with the taliban, and that's why they have invited them to osloe time, they do not want to give moneyjust like that. they want the taliban to respect what they had promised earlier, for example you know, opening schools, reopening schools for teenage girls and also allowing women in employment in other sectors and also respecting human rights. so, they want to emphasise these things for the taliban when they talk — that is on monday and tuesday. on the first day, the afghan women activists and civil society activists, they are having these face—to—face talks and then they are finding out what the taliban can offer. the government of tonga says it's facing a long programme of rebuilding and reconstruction, just over a week after it was devastated by a volcanic eruption and a tsunami. foreign aid is arriving, but strict coronavirus—prevention rules are hampering humanitarian efforts, as the local authorities try to keep the virus out of the country. tonga is made up of a group of islands in the south pacific. entire villages were destroyed in the ts