i think pakistan, we are doing even today, pakistan is . doing even today, pakistan is basically...this impression, if anyone has, because we are not getting that kind of impression or a vibe from the afghan people. and also, in terms of this situation on the ground, we received the taliban foreign minister, we are in conversation with the taliban leadership, and we really haven't received any feedback on the lines you have just indicated. i on the lines you have 'ust miami on the lines you have 'ust indicated. . �* ., ., ~ indicated. i mean, i'm not talking about the taliban _ indicated. i mean, i'm not talking about the taliban leadership, - indicated. i mean, i'm not talking l about the taliban leadership, which of course pakistan has always had a very close relationship with. i am talking about ordinary afghans here who have often been quite frustrated with pakistan's stance towards afghanistan. with pakistan's stance towards afghanistan-— with pakistan's stance towards afghanistan. really, i think it is not about pakistan. _ afghanistan. really, i think it is not about pakistan

and there is ample learning for the word or in the pakistan. will you program we encountered similar problems in the x part are areas where there was a band on between nation or when we go to 3 years in the 3000000 children were deprived of the nation. but and finally, thanks to the civil military leadership of pakistan, we join hands together. they designed a strategy and in the explanation was get it in art and and you can connor focused on including the, the florida area by doing what was the 1st to start a new way to succeed mission back in 2000, 1617 and 18. so then just text me and i think that that is already called coordination forum. good. understand? so this, this cross border coordination form can work together in the learning and we are shared with each other. so we are optimistic pulling it up on these challenges will be encountered amicably. dr. walkman, the international community has frozen a lot of afghanistan's assets. do you believe that you are going to be able to get the kind of technical support and resources you need in o

but and finally, thanks to the civil military leadership of pakistan. we join hands together and it designed a strategy and in the explanation was get it in art and and you can connor focused on including the, the part area by doing what was the 1st to start a new way to succeed mission back in 20161718. so then it says success story and i think that that is already called coordination forum. good. understand. so this, this cross border ordination forum can work together in the learning and we are shared with each other. so we are optimistic pulling it up on these challenges will be encountered amicably. dr. walkman, the international community has frozen a lot of afghanistan's assets. do you believe that you are going to be able to get the kind of technical support and resources you need in order to carry out more of these campaigns? and also it's estimated that the target population for this campaign is around 10000000 children. is that achievable right now? yes. a to in future it will be a lot like a challenge, but no up to $20.00 to $22.00. we are a

. 50 pakistan the favourites over everyone else.— pakistan the favourites over everyone else.he sun starts to set on the super— everyone else. so as the sun starts to set on the super 12 _ everyone else. so as the sun starts to set on the super 12 stage, - everyone else. so as the sun starts to set on the super 12 stage, who l to set on the super 12 stage, who will rise as champions? craig templeton, bbc news. exciting few days ahead, no doubt. that's all from us here on sports day. we will have more prey throughout the evening. coming up next, climate change, the countdown to cop 26. hello and welcome from the cop26 global climate summit in glasgow. i'm christian fraser with the latest in a series of programmes from around the world, looking at the issues and challenges of climate change. so, this cop26 must be a moment of solidarity. well, world leaders, scientists, climate activists and negotiators have spent the week trying to find solutions to this global emergency. before we dissect some of the biggest issues, let's take a look back at the key moments of this first week

i would probably make pakistan marginal favourites of everybody else. 50 pakistan marginal favouriteshe sun starts to set on the — everybody else. so as the sun starts to set on the super— everybody else. so as the sun starts to set on the super 12 _ everybody else. so as the sun starts to set on the super 12 stage, - everybody else. so as the sun starts to set on the super 12 stage, who i to set on the super 12 stage, who will rise as champions? craig templeton, bbc news. that should be a great few days ahead. now, just today, after confirming he will end the year as a well number one for a a novak check of h is celebrating winning another title. he won the paris masters for the six time in the final. the russian who is ranked second in the road that when the opening set did win, but novak djokovic fight back and match that lasted just over two hours. that's it from us here on sports day. just a reminder, formula one is happening at the moment, the mexico city grand prix as perez is leading just past the halfway stage with an extra the championship leader, very close behind indeed. t

withdrawal from pakistan? how will the prc and pakistan seek to advance their joint interests given the situation on the ground in afghanistan and what does that mean for the u.s. and our partners, especially let's say india? >> well, i think it's an extremely dangerous situation in south asia broadly. again, this is a question that ambassador crocker could take on really much more ably than i can, but i'll say quickly that i do think that it is in china's interest that the pakistani government and army go after these jihadist groups less selectively. it's also in the interest obviously of security and stability across south asia. one of the greatest dangers i think would be india suffering the kind of cycle of sectarian violence that you see across the greater middle east, and that could be incited by some of these groups like al qaeda. >> my time is very short. ambassador crocker, your thoughts? >> i would agree. the chinese have created their own vulnerability with the repression of their muslim population

i think we should give any assistance to pakistan we have two great experts here but pakistan shouldconfronted with behavior over the years that has resulted in the selection we spend a dime to pakistan under any conditions and then to be confronted with international isolation because of the support but the her connie network. >> wire that not moving forward with a pakistan status as a major nato ally. what is the premise quick. >> i think they should move forward that's a good idea. >> there is some question for you to answer. >> the only time we have ever laid out a very clear or realistic assessment and as president trump speech august 2017. he abandoned it and he double down on the flaws of the administration for quite a how that happened but if you go back to the august 27 speech that was pakistan as well. with the fundamental changes behavior. >> . >> and you can answer for the biden administration but secretary brian can accepted a speaking fee in the prime minister of pakistan praises the taliban every day should we care about that? is that a nonissue does that point to a re

pakistan is a nuclear armed country that will see -- i don't trust pakistan. and how should we work with pakistan? they helpful to us as we try to get folks out of the country. and the tug extend border. how do we avoid this problem? >> the short answer, sir, is we probably cannot avert a wholesale civil war. obably cannotwhat we do need to, it is talk to the region, starting with pakistan. that is the greatest danger. they face these internal threats, which of course are largely of their own making. it doesn't change the fact that they are stability, i think, after the taliban takeover, is under greater threat than it has ever been. so starting a conversation -- let's analyze the threat, what's real and what is not. and talk about how it can be mitigated. expand that to the region. you note that to gq stan it is north of afghanistan and they need to be part of the conversation. i think in an ironic kind of way, the american withdrawal and the chaos that surrounded it has gotten everybody's attention. and this may not be the exact outcome we want. what can we

i'm super assuming you will say england reached the final, pakistan on thursday, pakistan absolutelybrilliant throughout - there cricket. they've been brilliant throughout this - brilliant throughout this competition. india coming in as tournament favourites, everybody saying england and pakistan are favourites. you can't look past australia. i was talking to ben maxwell, and there is some confidence and that australia pack as well. that's going to be a nailbiter. as well. that's going to be a nailbiter-_ as well. that's going to be a nailbiter. �* . , . , as well. that's going to be a nailbiter. �* . , ., , ., nailbiter. alex hartley, many thanks indeed. tomorrow with england and that pakistan match. let's stay with cricket now. well, the latest news out of yorkshire is that they have confirmed that the head coach andrew gale has been suspended pending a disciplinary hearing over a historic post on social media, and their director of cricket, martyn moxon, is absent from work with a stress—related illness as of today. the county say they are giving him the necessary support. lord pa

the city of law in pakistan has been named the most polluted in the world. people are urging the government to save them from the western air quality and in new delhi and neighboring india. schools and colleges have been shut indefinitely due to pollution. phenomenon is a disaster management and climate consulting. he was a founder of the national disaster authority of india and says that what's needed is direct action and not policies. we are seeing increasing the impact of climate change in many cities and we're seeing on pretty the brain power. busy we've seen remoting on real thing, a lot of pollution, and we also see the sea level, rice, and various other consequences of the way in which, you know, human interference is nature's problems. and wasteful of pollution is one of the sources of, of air pollution. and let you know, did you do anything else quality in the national capital region and many pollution, subbing proposed but then we know we need to understand that stuff in many parts of the developing countries. we see more and more increased use of,

at cop26 also, pakistan _ seeing. indeed we are. at cop26 also, pakistan is _ seeing.g - seeing. indeed we are. at cop26 also, pakistan is fighting a - seeing. indeed we are. at cop26 also, pakistan is fighting a case i also, pakistan is fighting a case for all developing countries. i give you an example. it is taking some serious measures to take to address the global issue of climate change. we need to adductor collaborative approach. pakistan contributes less than 1% of global greenhouse emissions, but we are one of the top ten countries impacted most by climate change. pakistan is not part of the problem of climate change, however we have chosen to be part of the solution. what pakistan has achieved is aspirational for many countries. it became the first country in the world to meet the challenge and that was turning 350 hectares of land into the forest. pakistan has turned over 6000 hectares of land into forest. we have made another commitment of planting 10 billion trees across pan— pakistan. in orderto planting 10 billion trees across pan— pakistan. in order to

or pakistan last month, due to security concerns. the decision which followed new zealand also abandoning their tour is heavily criticized by the pcb players and fans. well, there is also been trouble and domestic cricket in england, former yorkshire player ozzy murphy has received an apology from the club following his accusations of institutional racism, or bore brown or freak was victim of racial, harassment and bullying. the cob initially said it would wouldn't be disciplining anyone the scandal has led to the resignation of senior figures at yorkshire. or joining us now from dubai is the daily mirrors, cricket correspondent, dean wilson. thank you so much for joining us. does the english cricket have an image problem? do you think? yes, a problem at the moment. that's for sure. and you go ahead to complete a 2nd. well company road. but all the stories, all the coverage about again, front page back age and bro. costing bulletins is all been about this issue of racism, sharon and it's been a real issue that goes a bit deeper than

pakistan are through to the world cup after a 45 run victory but pakistan unbeaten at 79 blasted 189push for the semifinals. england captain has said he is thrilled ben stokes is back in the squad for the series in australia and he has not played for england since march and is taking a break from the sport to focus on his mental wellbeing. the squad travelled ahead of the first test in brisbane on december the 8th. on a personal level, i'm absolutely thrilled that he's in a place where he can enjoy the sport again. and i can imagine it's been very difficult for him being out of the game and it will be exciting to hear him when we've spoken. more recently, you can almost hear him smiling down the line which i think the greatest thing for my perspective. the rugby union is out of this week in the test against the all blacks due to a shoulder injury. 36 short of the field early in the 5a the 16 to feature new zealand and cardiff while they're also over the shorter issue as they look to bounce back against the roads number one ranked team. england have their own injury concerns, marcus s

come al hider, who's in pakistan, circ capital. so the hor, in pakistan, a c'mon has been declared the most polluted city in the world. why, what's causing the pollution well, that's an interesting question and an important one. given the fact that this is a city with a population of about 11000000 people. and because this is also a heavily industrialized city that did adding to the problem not to forget the climactic factor in regards as the temperature drop the water where birds get heavier because are dead and cold air come into contact. and i've got leads to that . take small gall fall get we feel with the sick days. i've also been talking to a contact who was traveling out of law hall just a little while ago. and he said that there is another problem. and that did the stubborn which is left from the rice paddies. this is the yearly phenomena after the right hallway are pharma into a fine job which is famous for rice growing. i start to burn their fears because they want to get rid of that stubble and dad of course create small

we have to ship them from pakistan and iran which means -- is dying and afghanistan positive thirdly,at we are there, we are reliable channels for funding. the money will go to the people. transmit funding. this will not become switzerland. you have to share the risk with us to save lives this winter. juan: jan egeland, isn't it in the interest of nato and the western nations that were in afghanistan to assure some kind of an orderly government in afghanistan because if the taliban are not able to deliver basic services to their people, doesn't give the possibility for the rights of even more extremist groups within the country, like isis? >> that could well be. but anyhow, i would argue tha nobody wants an implosion and afghanistan where 40 million people see "i have no hope here, i need to leave." it would go that people would then use the neighboring countries as a segway, a channel to go elsewhere, including to europe where we have worked yourselves up in hysteria for very few thousand migrants on the polish-eu border. hundreds of thousands have now assembled at the iranian-ahan b

they say that it is in wrong on government, which is responsible for what is happening in pakistan. they say it has failed in the people to focus on. according to these leaders, the government is following the agenda and the policies of the international monetary fund and international organizations. rather than the interest of the pakistani people. although it is a coalition of a number of political bodies, but they have not been able to gather more than a few 100 people here. and this is what the government has been saying that these people have tried their hands of power before they fail to focus on the people as well. and it is the american government, which is going to bring about change. the government has launched the $700000000.00 program to provide relief to the people, but it says that because of various international refreshes, it is hard to increase prices. and as this back and forth between politicians continues that people continue to suffer back is not, has not seen inflation like this for the last 70 years. and the prices of basic commodities have been rising. people

people in law appeal so urgent health that the city in pakistan is declared the most polluted in the world. and worsening air pollution force is the government in india's capital to shut down schools and colleges indefinitely. ah, although i may dream for again, this is al jazeera life and go also coming up refugees and migrants on the poland, bail roost border. prepare for more uncertainty a day after a violent crack down by police will have a live update at a push to end the fighting in ethiopia to grind region u. s. secretary of state entity blinkin is in nairobi to lend support to regional diplomatic efforts. ah, a toxic smog is enveloped parts of the indian subcontinent and that's putting pressure on governments to take emergency measures. in pakistan, the city of law has been named the most polluted in the world by a swiss monitoring organization. and people there are appealing for urgent help to save them from the worsting air quality. schools and colleges of shut indefinitely in india's capital. a ban on construction is in place until next week, and only some of new jellies.

for all the promises of cpec to transform pakistan's economy, some groups see these developments as aampaign of resistance, including the balochistan liberation army, whose commander spoke exclusively to huffman. china dismisses these claims and has accused the bla of being a terrorist organisation. as these cpec projects develop, the situation for uyghurs gets worse and worse, and the way china sees it is that they want to silence the uyghur community, they want to sort of clamp down so that they are essentially not causing problems for the cpec projects. the judges said this was a brilliantly structured and told film, solid journalism with a beating heart, the clearest telling of a complex story, which is inspiring, but also heartbreaking. and finally, the sony impact award for current affairs for films that really examine and issue and have an impact. this entry is the unique work of three freelance eritreans who risked their lives to film inside a prison and to smuggle the footage outside. they wanted the world to witness the truth about the oppressive government of their country

pakistan has pledged support to afghanistan.s to negotiate on the dollar days of cross order movement and trade. at the same time, the taliban delegation is likely to meet on the sidelines. the special envoy to attend the meeting and it will be important to see what comes out of that. >> moscow has dismissed concerns raised by france about a potential deal between mali and a private security firm based in russia. molly's foreign minister is in talks with his russian counterpart. it follows reports the military is close to recruiting 1000 mercenaries from the controversial group. nicholas has more on the story. >> this is an important meeting for malley. as the foreign minister explained, the situation is deteriorating so badly needs the help of a good friend. referring to russian help. there has been help coming ahead of this meeting happening in moscow. russians have delivered helicopters filled with ammunition. this a gift from moscow. there has been an announcement made by the russian ambassador in mali that funds in military

so they don't have to do the whole journey from scratch from pakistan. and of course i asked them to share this stories. i can tell you that they are quite horrible. let's take a listen. i'm going going with many times. if you try 6 time on your please, just in boys and then you try again. so you have been walking all this time. when did you leave pakistan? like to before do you do you you left like he started 2 years ago. yeah. and you still want to go or not going they so sorry to hear that these men says he has no other choice. he has no other option. and i think this is what the international community should 1st hand address the right still. i mean, so many places in this world at so many countries that people do not want to leave in. they want to run away from there. and i think, i mean, instead of dealing with consequences, you have to fight the causes and i mean, make life better in those countries back home. and certainly from all that gentlemen said they, they believe they have no other choice. i mean, he's been on the road. oh yeah. for 2 year

that is pakistan — actually cope and cool itself.ople have an impression in the habit that it's a lon- impression in the habit that it's a long way— impression in the habit that it's a long way away but it is not. it's going _ long way away but it is not. it's going to — long way away but it is not. it's going to be happening in europe as weit~ _ going to be happening in europe as weit~ we _ going to be happening in europe as well. we cannot turn away and say it's well. we cannot turn away and say it'sjust _ well. we cannot turn away and say it'sjust halfway well. we cannot turn away and say it's just halfway across the world. it is it's just halfway across the world. it is coming — it's just halfway across the world. it is coming here and we have to do something — it is coming here and we have to do something about it. the tone is been a bit more _ something about it. the tone is been a bit more optimistic but i do not know _ a bit more optimistic but i do not know i_ a bit more optimistic but i do not know istilt— a bit more optimi

nothing is news in one bought 5 wickets to the can talk it with an over to pakistan. second, australia in the 2nd semi in dap on thursday. the asian sort of been informed seen of the tournaments, our father, man on pizza, and explained to when a 2nd, c. 20 will title australia looking to win the competition for the 1st time we've been talking to form english are multi panel. so he believes pakistan go into this matches fights hockey star, have probably been the star team of the tournament and they had a point to prove since there were a couple of cancellations. international course and job is great as yesterday. have confirmed that next year they will talk to pakistan after think over 28 years or 24 years. sorry. and just great news. we'll you know pockets on cricket. they, they, they, they have, they would get a huge motivation. they started the campaign against india with a thumping victory, 10 wicked victory on and detect just grunt, you know, each game by game. and they was predicting that walk is not what you, when the, when the t 20 woke up because, you know, th

oh, we've been talking to former england stall, monte panacea, he believes pakistan. we'll go into this much as favors hockey saw have probably been the star team of the tournament and they had a point to prove since there were a couple of cancellation international course. and it's great to see a stranger have confirmed that next year. they will talk to pock, you start off to think over, you know, 28. yes, i will. 24 years. sorry. and just great news. we'll you know, pocky on cricket they've, they've, they, they have, they would get a huge motivation. they started the campaign against india with a thumping victory, 10 wicked victory on and detect, just grown. you know, each game by game and they, it was predicting that walk is not what you, when the, when the t 20 will cut because, you know, they, they, they 116 games arrived in the u. e. so they, they are, they are the strongest team, an honest radio, and they've, they, they know they've got their best 11 now they know that best order, and it will be a great game. and i think, you know, what you saw on, you know, pr

a popular migrant route starts from pakistan and afghanistan. they then had through eastern europe before reaching italy and germany . in fact, the u. n says that 75000 migrants have traveled through bosnia and herzegovina since 2018. actually 3 phenomenal, spoke to a people smuggler who is offering to take migrants into northern germany. others through rather i think these people illegally across the board because that governments did not allow them 20 europe using legal methods. they tried to flee and get as quickly as possible to europe in countries like germany, switzerland. some of them are on the run for 3 to 4 years. as soon as they cross the border and get into germany, it's a done deal and they are free to travel anywhere within the european union. they don't get caught in germany, but they put them down in asylum centers. and after a while to get permits because they flow the id cards so they can't be deported as german authority. don't know where they come from. basically we were trying to help them find a better life. otherwise they

it's the 1st official visit by a member of the taliban cabinet to pakistan. since the previous afghan government fell in august, come hider has worn out from islam about see a new and dead, m prime, foreign minister of, of honest on a, leading a delegation of 20 senior ministers and members of the government to discuss our an array of topics read by guest on including land link aviation linked august on of course had been providing humanitarian assistance at red. and this is also an opportunity for the inter him of on foreign minister to be able to meet with the special envoys from the us. china and russia to discuss a way forward because the united states and the other countries are interested in a lot thing. beautiful said to them and they warned a dollar bond to live up to their promises on the issue of inclusivity women's rights and an area of issues. so indeed, an important step because this is the 3rd meeting. the last one was in moscow, the united states did not attend that. previously, there was a meeting in doha, withdraw enough. god attended by joll

so they don't have to do this whole journey from scratch from pakistan. are you going, going to tell you the value of how many you try 6 times. please just invoice and then you try again. so you have been walking on the final when did you leave bucket time? oh, i think before, do you funny you left keystone 2 years ago and you still want to go? i don't. the one the one. not going, but you're in bosnia filming for new documentary. yeah. tell us more about that. we were filming a documentary about one serbian guy living in serbian part of both now who long time ago wants to become a priest, but became a soldier instead because the war came to his motherland and he had to defend his family and his country basically. but after the war was over, more than 25 years ago, he was still looking for it somehow. and this is how he ended up working for companies like black water. and this is how he start traveling to places like iraq, afghanistan, g, bluetooth re along can all, all the countries, many of them in africa, with so called private security missions. so it'

for all the promises of cpec to - the promises of cpec to transform pakistan's economy, some groups see violent campaign of resistance, including the beloved just an icap liberation army, whose commander spoke exclusively to huffman.- exclusively to huffman. china's military expansion _ exclusively to huffman. china's military expansion designs - exclusively to huffman. china's military expansion designs are | military expansion designs are an open secret. in our opinion, the one belt, one road project is solely to expand china's influence in the region. china dismisses — influence in the region. china dismisses these _ influence in the region. china dismisses these claims - influence in the region. china dismisses these claims and l influence in the region. china l dismisses these claims and has accused the bla of being a terrorist organisation. figs accused the bla of being a terrorist organisation. as the cpec prejects _ terrorist organisation. as the cpec projects developed, - terrorist organisation. as the | cpec projects developed, the situation for uyghurs gets worse and worse and

g to the smoke come on hider has more on the pollution levels in pakistan.

and another group was from pakistan and they were like 20 people there. i was, i was like shock and we stopped and talked. and 1st i was so surprised that they were not hiding in us and why. and they told us they have the official refugee paper is given to them by the boss and authorities. speaking about how loyal this country is to these people. so if they try to cross the board and they get deported, they can only be pulled back to bosnia. so they don't have to do this whole journey from scratch from pakistan free. going, going to tell you how many trying 6 times please just invoice and then you try again. so you have been walking on the title when did you leave bucket time? before you left you 2 years ago and you still want to go? i don't the one, the one not going you in bosnia filming for new documentary. yeah. tell us more about that. we were filming a documentary about one serbian guy living in serbian part of both now who long time ago wants to become a priest, but became a soldier instead because the war came to his motherland and he had to defen

all hides are who join us for pakistan's capital . come on, i did the horror become the most polluted city in the world. well, there are several reasons. number one, for planning the fact that there's also an industrialized city hub for the industrial leg david day. you have also the end of the harvest of the rice, then and add up god left w, then the field which i've been set on fire, that hundreds of brick fact trade. there's a viewing take black smoke into the air. so this is a problem that had been growing and that had become worse now, although the hell to fissure warning that be by church day and god that you're devoid open space, the food and the factory. then workspaces remain open and a lot of people don't have the luxury of not going to work because they have no living that government. on the other hand, i'd been promising to get to act together by that failed to do so. one example is that the burning of the stuff on both sides of the border, the pun, job, agriculture, the bread basket of india, and buckets on, and farmers t

pakistan will face the aussies in dubai on thursday.wickets, a result that eliminated india who play namibia on monday. iran's most prominent cartoonists has died with covid—19. kambiz derambakhsh received international recognition over his 60 year career — and in 2014, he was decorated by the french government with the chevalier of the legion of honour medal. courtney bembridge looks back on his life. the work of kambiz derambakhsh is known around the world. on display in museums from paris to warsaw, hiroshima to istanbul, and published in popular magazines and newspapers including the new york times and germany's der spiegel. he grew up in tehran and started drawing professionally when he was just a teenager, working for a newspaper where his father was the editor—in—chief. he had a career spanning more than 60 years and was best known for this style — a faceless man sketched with a simple line. he once said an artist's duty is to relieve the suffering of people's souls but often, his images highlighted human suffering. translation:

and in old trends, countries let's say from pakistan to germany. you have to understand there are people like max that you as a migrant have to go and pay. as we heard the un things, something like 70000 people have gone through that country in order to try to get to western europe. why is that? why is it such a popular route? first, it's the shortest possible way to get to be today. but there is another reason both, and he's also famous for being loyal to these kind of people because of their pat, of its past because they still remember how does it feel can be refugee and how does it feel run away from your own model in the war there was over more than 25 years ago, but they still remember it, and i can say the level of society people still sympathized with refugees and migrant. and another reason, the part from the countries passed in the present, the reason the very high level of corruption and very complicated political system and a very high unemployment rate and all day is altogether pushed so many youngsters down the criminal business. while

there should be ship members of an opposition alliance in pakistan. the staging, an antique government rally in the northwestern city of the shower. the demonstrating against the economic policies of prime minister around comes government. cost of living is going up 35 percent since he took office in 2018. his mo, from a summer been debate who was at the rally, a sounds elliptical policies in the opposition have gathered in the northern city of shower. they are continuing their nationwide protests against inflation rise in slices. obviously, commodities and the government. they say that it is non government, which is responsible for what is happening in pakistan. they say it has failed the people to focus on. according to these leaders, the government is following the agenda and the policies of the international monetary fund and international organizations. rather than the interest of the pakistani people, although it is a coalition of a number of political parties, but they have not been able to gather more than a few 100 people here. and this is wh

are there other boys from pakistan? and they were like 20 people there. i was, i was like shocked, and we stopped and talked. and 1st i was so surprised that they were not hiding and asked them why. and they told us they have the official refugee paper is given to them by the boss and authorities. speaking about how loyal this country is to these people. so if they try to across the board and they get deported, they can only be deported back to bosnia. so they don't have to do this whole journey from scratch from pakistan. and of course i asked them to share their stories, i can tell you they are quite horrible, free going. going to tell you the value of how many you try 6 times, please just invoice and then you try again. so you have been walking all the time. when did you leave bucket time? oh, i think before do you you left keystone 2 years ago and you still want to go? i don't. the one the one. not going to know you was near filming for new documentary. yeah. tell us more about that. yeah, actually, yeah, we were filming a documentary about one serbia

the aussies came back from the brink to beat pakistan in another dramatic semifinal in dubai.to 176—4 from their 20 overs. and pakistan started well with the ball too, shadab khan taking four wickets, with australia 96—5 at one stage. but needing 20 off the last ten balls, matthew wade was dropped by hassan ali before hitting the next three deliveries for six to complete a stunning victory. andy murray has been knocked out of the stockholm open, beaten in three sets by the american tommy paul. the 3li—year—old, who knocked out top—seeded italianjannik sinner yesterday, lost the first set before fighting back to level the match. but paul recovered to take the deciding set to reach the semi—finals, while earlier dan evans lost to francis tiafoe. england rugby union head coach eddiejones says he's written to emma raducanu to explain comments he made about her over the weekend. jones was accused of being "uninformed and sexist" after using the us open champion as an example when warning his players about dealing with distractions. he's said his words were not meant as criticism an

and another group was from pakistan. they were like 20 people there. you know, and i also why they don't hiding. and they told us that they have official refugee papers, given them by the boss in the forward is speaking about how loyal this country is to these kind of people. and i also asked them to share their stories with us. and i can tell you, i mean, they are quite terrific. i mean, horrible stories. are you going with try 6 die on your please. just invoice and then you try again. so you have been walking all this time. when did you leave pakistan? like to before do you do you you left like he started 2 years ago. yeah. and you still want to go or not going? yeah, i mean this is so sad he this man says that they don't have a choice. and i think this is the bigger problem that the international community should address. there are still so many places in this world that people do not want to leave in, and they run away from unfriendly places. i mean, that's, that, that's, that's near the and certainly what we just talked back in the clip is clips w