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it’s represent the islamic republic of afghanistan-— represent the islamic republic of afghanistan. represent bring i happen that could possibly bring afghanistan away from the war? that's our hope. but i am also realistic that the situation on the ground is very difficult, that is what people see. i don't want to create of false expectations. i can assure our people that we will do our best and utmost to put the interests of the country and the people above everything else, and that requires the same level of determination from the other side. is that guaranteed? we need to test it. ., , ., . it. you were briefed on the recent talks in tehran _ it. you were briefed on the recent talks in tehran involving - it. you were briefed on the recent talks in tehran involving a - talks in tehran involving a delegation of politicians from here and a delegation of taliban. did something positive come out of that? we understand that the taliban presented more detailed ideas. the presented more detailed ideas. ti2 atmosphere of the talks was very positive. if you're asking me about the outcome, yes, the p

we are the defenders of de la mac republic of afghanistan and its flag. this unit emerged from its latest battle without losses. but things don't always and well. gruesome footage emerged showing it these a dozen commanders being massacred by the taliban last month after they surrendered the taliban. 3rd is not just the military disaster. thousands of families have fled, the military advance swelling the rank of the displaced. the dentist emitted 270000 of loans have been newly displaced inside of august on since january 2021, primarily due to insecurity. and once bringing the total number of uprooted populations, 2 or 3500000 to follow from this conflict does not stop. but if dennis stands border, an estimated 1000 refugees are fleeing the country every day. l l, a, t v. as a journalist in kabul and he's been following events there for us, we asked him how much territory is still controlled by african forces and how much has already been taken by the taliban. unfortunately, these territories trade hands all the time. they've been trading hands for years.

it is the islamic republic of afghanistan. we have an islamic... that is acceptable to the ulamas, islamic scholar, worldwide. and they have made several announcements that the war in afghanistan has no religious legitimacy. so there is no religious grounds for the taliban to stand on any more. what they are doing is they're killing muslims, they're killing their fellow afghans, they're destroying afghan property. and to give it a religious flavour or spin isjust not acceptable and not believable by anybody. to what extent do you blame pakistan for the taliban's current strength? the taliban have had safe havens in pakistan. their leaders are in pakistan. the pakistanis have not denied this. they openly say they have influence, and that the leaders are in pakistan, living in their country. they are provided with health care for their injured and supplies and ammunition. so we think that, yes, it's the taliban doing fighting the war, but it's a proxy war. the taliban may be the army that conducts it, but the brains of management, the puppeteering, h

clarifying their ideas about afghanistan's political future, and it is one in which they dominate and it's a very different kind of political order than the one now in the islamic republice progress this weekend, hope they can have another round in the coming weeks before that window to actually negotiate an end to the war, rather than fight to the end is not lost. until recently, the number of cases of covid—19 in spain had been steadily dropping. but infection rates are now climbing sharply once again. as the summer gets under way — the hope is that it will not hurt a tourism industry which is still struggling to get back on its feet. guy hedgecoe reports from spain s mediterranean coast. the youngsters who went to this concert in majorca injune had believed the end was in sight. but after weeks of relative normality, spain is once again struggling with covid. this fifth wave of the virus is different to previous ones. the so—called delta variant is becoming more widespread. also, young people are at the centre of this latest surge in cases. it's a little bit stupid to go out without a mask and go to parties. i'm still waiting until i feel fully confident to go and al

clarifying their ideas about afghanistan's political future, and it is one in which they dominate and it's a very different kind of political order than the one now in the islamic republics weekend, hope they can have another round in the coming weeks before that window to actually negotiate an end to the war, rather than fight to the end is not lost. as england prepares to lift remaining coronavirus restrictions, there are calls for greater mental health support to continue for people with anxiety as we emerge from lockdown. the mental health charity mind says the mental health consequences of coronavirus require an immediate and long—term commitment from government. colleen harris reports. there is just this sense of, like, overwhelming anxiety of being around large groups of people. not everyone is looking forward to restrictions easing. lauren developed anxiety and depression in her teens. just the thought of socialising can be a challenge. i would struggle a lot previously with not, i couldn't leave the door, and the build—up to it was just awful, and i'd sit here and kind of pick holes in myself, and it just all spirals. this is a song that i've been working on. i

in our guess. joining us on skype from couple not not are not every member of the islamic republic of afghanistan's piece negotiating team in washington dc. curt volker, former us ambassador to nato. and also in cobble metro, metro and co founder of the feminine perspectives campaign. a warm welcome to you all. thanks for being with us on inside story today. now there, let me start with you. where do things currently stand with the negotiations between the african government and the taliban? and are you concerned that the piece talks are at risk of being used by the taliban as an instrument to legitimize their military victories? but what we see on the table is very slow progress looking into the past 10 months and the amount of progress we've made because of a lack of math in question. on the other side, we do see there's no tangible progress to the war. on the other hand, we do see increases the level of violence and that these are 2 key indicators. that one could say that a per long discussion not very meaningful issues, could be conceived. there's as lack of seriousness in the top process for a

we are the defenders of these law, mac republic of afghanistan and its flag. this unit emerged from its latest battle without losses. but things don't always and well. gruesome footage emerged showing these a dozen commanders being massacred by the taliban last month after they surrendered the taliban serge is not just the military disaster. thousands of families have pled the military advanced swelling the rank of this place. the dentist emitted 270000 of lungs have been newly displaced inside of lot of stun. since january 2021. primarily due to insecurity and violence. bringing the total number of uprooted populations, 2 or 3500000. to follow from this conflict does not stop, but again it stands border and estimated 1000 refugees are fleeing the country. every day. france is tightening corona virus roles and a bid to head off a new search in infections driven by the highly contagious delta vary and president emanuel, my call has ordered all health care workers to get vaccinated by mid september. all they'll be without a job as of next month, balls, restauran

we are the defenders of these law, mac republic of afghanistan and its flag. this unit emerged from its latest battle without losses. but things don't always and well. gruesome footage emerged showing these a dozen commanders being massacred by the taliban last month after they surrendered the taliban. 3rd is not just the military disaster. thousands of families have fled, the military advance swelling the ranks of the displaced. the dentist emitted 270000 of loans have been newly displaced inside of august on since january 2021, primarily due to insecurity. and once bringing the total number of uprooted populations, 2 or 3500000. to follow from this conflict does not stop, but again, a stands border. an estimated 1000 refugees are fleeing the country every day. ality for the journalist in cobble and he's been following events for us. we asked him how much territory is it still controlled by african forces and how much has been taken by the taliban? unfortunately, these territories trade hands all the time. they've been trading hands for years. currently, they

we are the defenders of islamic republic of afghanistan and its flag. this unit emerged from its latest battle without losses. but things don't always and well. gruesome footage emerged showing these a dozen commanders being massacred by the taliban last month after they surrendered the taliban. 3rd is not just the military disaster. thousands of families have fled . the military advanced swelling, the rank of the displaced. the dentist emitted 270000 of lawns have been newly displaced inside of lot of stun. since january 2021. primarily due to insecurity and violence. bringing the total number of uprooted populations, 2 or 3500000. to follow from this conflict does not stop, but if dennis stands border, an estimated 1000 refugees are fleeing the country every day. will join now by ali latifah. he's a journalist in cobb bowl, it's good to have you on the program, lead the video that we have seen of those special forces who were surrendering to the taliban and then who were executed. so graphic, we can't show the tel village and viewers, but it begs the

we are the defenders of these law, mac republic of afghanistan and its flag. this unit emerged from its latest battle without losses. but things don't always and well. gruesome footage emerged showing these a dozen commanders being massacred by the taliban last month after they surrendered the taliban. 3rd is not just the military disaster. thousands of families have to lead the military advanced swelling. the rank of the displaced, the an estimated 270000 of loans have been newly displaced inside of the sun since january 2021, primarily due to insecurity. and while in bringing the total number of uprooted populations, 2 or 3500000 to follow from this conflict does not stop. but if ghana stands border than estimated, 1000 refugees are fleeing the country every day. for join nell by ali latifah, he's a journalist in cobb bowl. it's good to have you on the program. i'll either video that we have seen of those special forces who were surrendering to the taliban and then who were executed it. so graphic, we can't show to tell version viewers, but it begs the quest

we arejoined here by we are joined here by one of the senior negotiators for the republic of afghanistanr time here? i others ask are you wasting your time here? ., , ., others ask are you wasting your time here? .,, ., .,, ., . others ask are you wasting your time here? .,, ., .,, ., ~ ., here? i hope not. i hope not. we are totally sincere _ here? i hope not. i hope not. we are totally sincere in _ here? i hope not. i hope not. we are totally sincere in this, _ here? i hope not. i hope not. we are totally sincere in this, and _ here? i hope not. i hope not. we are totally sincere in this, and we - here? i hope not. i hope not. we are totally sincere in this, and we are - totally sincere in this, and we are prepared to talk. we are prepared to talk about the core of the matter. we have been prepared for quite some time. of course, like any other negotiation, it is not a one—way street, it is give and take, and we want to keep what is extremely important for the people of afghanistan and, don�*t forget, we don�*t talk on one specific group. we have been consolidated, and we are every day

we are the defenders of the islamic republic of afghanistan and its flag. this unit emerged from its latest battle without losses. but things don't always and well. gruesome footage emerged showing it these a dozen commanders being massacred by the taliban last month after they surrendered the taliban serge, he's not just the military disaster. thousands of families have pled the military advanced swelling, the ranks of the displaced. the dentist emitted 270000 of loans have been newly displaced inside of august on since january 2021, primarily due to insecurity. and once bringing the total number of uprooted populations, 2 or 3500000. to follow from this conflict does not stop, but if dennis stands border, an estimated 1000 refugees are fleeing the country every day. and in the tv as a journalist in kabul and has been following events, their 4th. we asked him how much territory is still controlled by afghan forces and just how much has been taken by the taliban. unfortunately, these territories trade hands all the time. they've been trading hands for years

we are the defenders of these law, mac republic of afghanistan and its flag. this unit emerged from its latest battle without losses. but things don't always and well. gruesome footage emerged showing these a dozen commanders being massacred by the taliban last month after they surrendered taliban 3rd is not just the military disaster. thousands of families have led the military advanced swelling, the rank of the displaced. the estimated 270000 of lawns have been newly displaced inside of lot of sun since january 2021, primarily due to insecurity. and while in bringing the total number of uprooted populations, 2 or 3500000 to follow from this conflict does not stop. but if ghana stands border, an estimated 1000 refugees are fleeing the country every day. all the la c p is the journalist income bowl. he's been following events for us and i asked him, how do we or do we know how much territory has been taken by the taliban so far? and how much the afghan forces have been able to retake. unfortunately, these territories trade hands all the time. they've been trad

clarifying their ideas about afghanistan's political future, and it is one in which they dominate and it's a very different kind of political order than the one now in the islamic republictem in the uk to track objects in deep space. the us space force is developing the global system to identify potential "targets", in areas where a lot of military satellites are positioned. the ministry of defence said the new radar capability has the potential to make space "safer and more secure". hippos, walruses and whales could be given greater legal protection under plans to crack down on ivory poaching the government wants poaching and the government wants to extend a planned law banning the trade of items containing elephant ivory to cover other at—risk animals. conservationists say the move sends a "clear signal to the rest of the world". we will have more coming up for you on the flooding situation in germany, belgium and the netherlands, and all the days' are the days news. you are watching bbc news. now it's time for a look at the weather with tomasz. the sun's out, it's a beautiful day and it's going to be a hot one. temperatures this weekend could peak at around 31 celsiu

clarifying their ideas about afghanistan�*s political future, and it is one in which they dominate and it�*s a very different kind of political order than the one now in the islamic republicstern europe with hundreds of people remaining unaccounted for. the german president has been visiting one of the stricken areas. the uk health secretary sajid javid says he has tested positive for coronavirus and is experiencing "mild" symptoms. the organisers of the tokyo olympics are seeking to reassure athletes and the people of japan that the games will be covid—secure after the first case of the virus in the olympic village was confirmed earlier today. the officials have refused to reveal the nationality of the infected person, but said it was a games organiser from abroad. meanwhile, athletes continue to arrive in tokyo, which is under a state of emergency for the duration of the event. let�*s have a listen to what one of the games�* organisers had to say on that positive coronavirus case. there was one person in the village. this was the very first case in the village that was reported during the screening test. yesterday he or she underwent this pcr test, and right now this pe

afghanistan have had it with us and the afghans are fed up with us. we will try to keep our fingers in the pot, the russians, chinese, iranian's and indians, pakistanis, republics north oft us out. laura: in the end it is a tragic story, so many incredible young men and women deployed there, thousands lost their lives, families shattered. final listen to sum it up in 15 for us. >> i remember sergeant tillman when he was killed, kept a record of everything that was going on and he was disgusted. he knew the war wasn't what it was cracked up to be. this is another lesson, we don't go in anything but the narrow purpose of eliminating a specific enemy, we stay out of nationbuilding and occupation business. occupations turn soldiers into jailers. laura: thank you. a twisted claim, the last bite explains it. >> it's really reminds me of that reaction an >> really reminds me of the reaction in the response to the brown versus board of education when there was widespread fear the desegregated schools with black children are going to be harmful to white children. laura: racist flames, wants to take us back a generation because without that type of hyperbole about present-day ame

russians, the chinese, the iranians, the indians, the pakistanis, the various central asian republics north of afghanistanlaura: but colonel, in the end, i mean, it's a tragic story. we had so many incredible young men and women deployed there, thousands lost their lives. families shattered. lesson, final lesson, sum it up in 15 for us. >> well, i remember sergeant tillman, when he was killed, and he had kept a careful record of everything that was going on, and he was disgusted. he knew that the war was and what it was cracked up to be. frankly, this is another lesson that we don't go in for anything other than the narrow purpose of eliminating a specific enemy. we stay out of the nation building and the business. occupations turn soldiers into jailers. >> laura: colonel macgregor, thank you. now, a twisted claim by ibram kendi and randi weingarten. "the last bite" explains it. what's on the horizon? the answers lie beyond the roads we know. we recognize that energy demand is growing, and the world needs lower carbon solutions to keep up. at chevron, we're working to find new ways forward, like through o

helping them write a constitution and the first words in that constitution was the islamic republic of afghanistan that part of the world, about islam. what that meant was that it was going to be the law of the land, and so we haven't done them any favors in terms of helping them to understand and embrace a real representative government. neil: we're just the latest outside nation to realize that, of course the whole soviet union and now russia found out the same back in the 80s. i'm wondering, then, general, who fills that void. if russia tries again, china tries, iran, working through proxies, what do you envision? >> my great concern is china. people say okay, oh, good let china get in there and get bogged down. well, hold on. don't take the chinese haven't gone to school on us, don't think the chinese haven't watched us and taken note of every mistake that we've made. furthermore we need to recognize that the chinese have a foothold in there already. the chinese have been supporting the taliban for a long time, providing them weapons and material and that type of thing and i think the chinese

the taliban claims it now controls h. 5 percent of afghanistan rushes on alert over potential attacks on the former soviet republics that bordered on us the nation of one point. 4000000 doses of the johnson and johnson coven, 19 vaccine. as arrived in afghanistan, capital, cobble, the you and children's agency. unicef says it's the 1st of 2 shipments this month, and part of the kovak global sharing program. less than 4 percent of the population has received a job. a factory fire has killed 52 people in bangladesh is believed that many workers were trapped behind closed doors doesn't suffered injuries. trying to escape from upper floors protests have taken place, demanding justice. the victims code 19 cases across the united states are increasing rapidly, sparking phase of a new outbreak. the 11 percent rise in a week is being blamed on the delta, the varied those headlines. news continues on out there after witness i had it on your own. it in your interest, i'll go with that. it was on the other one, the 2nd layer layer susan susan, susan got approval game, a local, get them. i got a half hour until i got to instan

afghanistan, the both senior us general says the taliban no controls nearly half of the countries. $400.00 plus districts. the head of afghanistan's reconciliation council is expressing confidence in the republic feature of de la jolla, spoke to al jazeera about the taliban leverage on the grounds. taliban cannot convert the whole population of upon the sand into taliban. carbonic zation of our finest on is not acceptable. yes, of course. they feel at this moment that deb hand militarily on the ground and that will not last that way. i'm sure. i'm not talking about days and weeks that we're talking about the course of time because that see this and from out his state there is no peaceful settlement. unfortunately, the world will continue. and as a result of the war, tinge will change and areas will go and to hand at that apart. if you're talking about the survival of the state, i should, i should say that yes. while when the slide makes it public, that is opposition. there are different roofs which are not happy with the conduct, but they criticize as they are unhappy, but they're the same time daily with the principles in the principle of the public one person one vote. and so tonight, princi

that a unified team which will represent different walks of life will represent the islamic republic of afghanistant the situation on the ground is very difficult, and that is what people see. i don't want to create of false expectations. i can assure our people that we will do our best and utmost to put the interests of the country and the people above everything else, and that requires the same level of determination from the other side. is that guaranteed ? we need to test it. you were briefed on the recent talks in tehran involving a delegation of politicians from here and a delegation of taliban. did something positive come out of that? we understand that the taliban presented more detailed ideas. the atmosphere of the talks was very positive. if you're asking me about the outcome, yes, the preference of the taliban was a political solution without giving up on their military adventures. until such a thing happens, more clarity about the future of the country and immediate steps to be taken — what was achieved was more clarity between both sides. so what was clarified? do you believe, as they

of afghan troops fleeing the taliban and crossing over the border into some of the former soviet republic that border afghanistanthe north. the taliban you could argue is closing in even on kabul, the capital, and putting a lot of pressure on the afghan army in strongholds in the southeast like kandahar, another place where the u.s. military had a base in the southeast of the country. there's a u.s. intelligence report out that said that afghanistan could fall to the taliban in as quickly as six months after the u.s. and its allies pull out. that's one scenario that military analysts talk about. the other is a protracted civil war, that's what the country had before the u.s. military entered it. in any case, i think it's fair to say that what is not going to happen is a big change in terms of the violence that has plagued that country now for nearly 40 years. todd, ashley. todd: brian chilcote, thank you very much. ashley: and former secretary of state mike pompeo has this warning for the biden administration. china's already looking to capize on the -- capitalize on the u.s. withdrawal from afghanistan. >> it's

immediately, public force is fully at the disposition of the republic of haiti. president jo bivens says, american troops will leave afghanistan by august the 31st. he insists the u. s. as achieved its objective after nearly 20 years of war, but the withdrawal comes as the telephone continues to seize more territory. the afghans hell of on times, it now controls 85 percent of the country. a delegation for the group is visiting moscow and has assured russia it will not violate international borders. south korea is raising corona virus restrictions and salt of the highest level starting monday. it's reported its biggest day, the rise in new infections. cases of the delta variance has tripled in one week. sydney is tightening its coven 19 restrictions as the delta strain continues to spread has been locked down since late. june. was the headlines one you see here on al jazeera right after the stream off of that vaccines, a promising passed out of the panoramic. but implementing the greatest inoculation in history is testing the global community around the world. already a clear gap is emerged between rich nations and poor ones wh

immediately, public force is fully at the disposition of the republic of haiti. present survive and says american troops will leave afghanistan by august the 31st. he insists the u. s. has achieved its objectives after nearly 20 years of war. but the withdrawal comes as the telephone continued to see more territory. the un security council has discussed the controversial make a damn that in the opium building on the nile. egypt and saddam have raised economic and security concerns about the projects. if you see it says the message should be discussed, that the african union, south korea is raising corona virus restrictions and soul to the highest level starting monday. it's reported its biggest daily rise in new infections. when you come here on algebra this day, whether of next is inside stories, ceasing blue phase, most common site in city centers around britain, but as lockdown, the lucid people will still be wearing masks for months or even years to come. an ongoing nightmare for the environment. this video shows stuff at a wildlife hospital helping a bird that's been caught up in discarded later. it's a face mask, made a

thank you. meanwhile, the head of afghanistan's reconciliation council is expressing confidence in the republic future until until the spoke to l, just about the tele bonds leverage on the ground. taliban cannot convert the whole population of upon the son into taliban. taliban zation of our honest son is not acceptable. yes, of course. they feel at this moment that they have that hand militarily on the ground too. and that will not last that way. i'm sure i'm not talking about days and weeks that we're talking about the course of time because that see this and from out his state there is no peaceful settlement. and fortunately the world will continue. and as a result of the war, tinge will change and areas will go and to hand that apart. if you're talking about the survival of the state, i should say that yes, while when the slot makes it public, that is opposition. there are different roofs which are not happy with our conduct, but a day criticize as they are unhappy. but they're the same time a dagger with the principles in the principle of the public one person one vote and so to neither pr

vacuum that's been left by the withdrawal of us said foreign forces. russia is on a line, so have a potential attacks on former soviet republics at border afghanistan. and it's held talks with a taliban delegation in moscow. so hierarchy has signs of times, changing the tale. bonds routes lie in the resistance. the $979.00 soviet invasion of afghanistan now sending his senior delegation to moscow to discuss the future of its country. the group says it's in control of 85 percent of afghanistan. the delegation is pledged to consider a sci fi with the government and stop its assaults if ongoing talks and counsel succeed and if certain criteria are met, good. a, in the conclusion is both sides. prisoners should be released, the blacklist should be removed. there must be no attacks on the provisional capital city district should not collapse. there should be no military activities and populated areas. a space of trust should be built among guns and 90 days must be allocated for negotiations so we can arrive at or result. but the reality on the ground is fall from that as the group has made major gains in the last few months. taking advantage of a power

of afghanistan. russia is on the line. so if the potential attacks on the former soviet republics that voted the country, our factory fire and bangladesh has killed, at least $52.00 people with fears that even more bodies could be found and believed that many workers were trapped behind locked doors. and as alexia bryan reports, it's the latest in a series of similar tragedies. how did you get this? through the smoky, hey, emergency workers battle a place that burning thursday. this was one of food and beverage factory and roof gunch, an industrial town at 25 kilometers east of the capital, darker the 5 story building. now a child shell. it's believe the fire began on the ground floor and sprayed quickly because of the chemicals and plastic partial stored inside. the main gate was said to be locked trapping many workers. they were in state brought out and bodybags, covered in ash and dirt and packed into wasting ambulances. wow, it was la relatives waited overnight for news. as flames lit up, the darkness and smoke billowed into the sky. i felt like my brother worked at the 6th floor of the factory. i lost communication with

roadside bomb in done districts. meanwhile, the head of afghanistan's reconciliation counseled is expressing confidence in the future of the republic. a dollar a dollar spoke to some have been just 8 about the tunnel bands presence on the ground. taliban cannot convert the whole population of upon a son into taliban. kind of a nice ation of on the sun is not acceptable. yes, of course. they feel at this moment that deb out hand militarily on the ground and that will not last that way. i'm sure i'm not talking about days and weeks that we're talking about the course of time because that see this and from our history. so the sooner we get to the other fact in reality of life, the death to you cannot, you cannot impose, you are well upon the whole nation through military might. even if you have that opportunity that should compel them. and also, as i mentioned, we're ready to, to talk about but my question was, how confident are you that the african government is going to be able to prevail to protect those freedoms and assure the african people that it is here in the long run. it will continue to be that as, as i mentioned, if there

percent of afghanistan is made major gaines this week and the vacuum left by the withdrawal of us lead foreign forces. russia is on the us. i have a potential attacks on the former soviet republics. at border ask emma stone, a factory fire has killed at least 53 people in bangladesh and believed many workers were trapped behind locked doors. doesn't suffered injuries, trying to escape from the upper floors and now protests have taken place, demanding justice for the victim. us president joe biden has called on his russian counter fonts out of prison to crack down on cyber criminal last weekend. more than a 1000 businesses were effected by ransomware attack originating from russia, and believe to be the biggest attack of its kind and history. covered 19 cases across the united states increasing rapidly sparking fears of a new outbreak. the 11 percent rise in just a week is being blamed on the delta variance, which is now the dominant strain across the us. the latest data shows more people are being sent to hospitals and areas of low rates of vaccination. well, those are the headlines now. it's back to part 2 of made in france to stay with us here on out of their me. in france, th

of afghanistan. it's made major gains this week and the vacuum left by the withdrawal of us lead foreign forces. russia is on the last over potential attacks on the soviet republics at border ass kind of stone. and it's now how talks with a taliban delegation in moscow. you as president joe biden has called on his russian counterpart, that i'm a person to crack down on cyber criminals. last weekend, more than a 1000 businesses were effected by ransomware. tak, originating from russia 21 pro democracy candidates have been disqualified from running and macau, as legislative assembly election in september. and actual authorities said the contenders were considered disloyal thing to our position. politicians and veteran activists. beijing has been stepping up efforts to stifle defense in macau and neighboring hong kong. well, those are the headlines. they'll be much more news here on al jazeera after the stream. do you stay with us? on county, the call south salvador legalize is bitcoin. what it proved to be an economic bonanza for the latin american country, but when it become a guy is paradise in europe, i watering tech valuations raise bubble fears plus lambda gai

of afghanistan. it's made major gains this week and the vacuum left by the withdrawal of us lead foreign forces. russia is on the last of a potential attack from the former soviet republics, board of the country, and tell talk with taliban delegation in moscow. a factory fire has killed at least 53 people in bangladesh. it's believed many workers were trapped behind locked doors. doesn't suffer injuries, trying to escape from the upper floors. factory fires are common and bangladesh, when many of the businesses operate legally and without safety measures. us president joe biden has called on his russian counterparts, ultimate prison, to crack down on cyber criminals. last weekend, more than a 1000 businesses were affected by ransomware attack originating from russia. private 19 cases across the united states are increasing rapidly sparking fears of a new outbreak. the 11 percent rise in a week is being blamed on the delta variance, which is now the dominant strain across the us. the basis data shows more people are being sent to hospitals in areas where there are low rates of vaccination. well, those are the headlines. i'll be back with more news here off the inside stor

afghanistan is an independent country and has an independent army, constitution and government. we are the defenders of the islamic republic offghanistan and its flag. this unitmeed from its latest battle without losses. things don't always end well. gruesome footage emerged showing at least a dozen commandos being massacred by the taliban after they surrendered. the taliban surge is not just a military disaster but thousands -- >> an estimated 270,000 have been displaced since january of 2021. over 3.5 million. >> the follow from this conflict does not stop at afghanistan's border. 1000 refugees are fleeing the country every day. brent: i am joined by ali. it is good to have you on the program. the video we have seen of those special forces who were surrendering to the taliban and who were executed is so graphic, we can show it. it begs the question, do these soldiers stand any chance ainst the taliban? ali: of course they do. as much as districts are falling into taliban hands, they are also being taken back. the war is still ongoing. things are happening, there is a fight being put up. the more we hand over a victory to

of afghanistan. it made a major gains this week in the vacuum left by the withdrawal of us, lead foreign forces, now rushes on, highlight over potential attacks on former soviet republics, the buddha. i've got this done. it's hell talk with a taliban delegation in moscow for hire. it has more signs of times, changing the tale bonds routes lie in the resistance. the $979.00 soviet invasion of afghanistan now sending his senior delegation to moscow to discuss the future of its country. the group says it's in control of 85 percent of afghanistan. the delegation is pledged to consider a sci fi with the government and stop its assaults. if ongoing talks and casa succeed, and if certain criteria are met, good in the conclusion is both sides. prisoners should be released, the blacklist should be removed. there must be no attacks on the provisional capital city. district should not collapse, there should be no military activities and populated areas. a space of trust should be built among guns and 90 days must be allocated for negotiations so we can arrive at or result bounce. reality on the ground is fall from that as the group is made, major gains in the last few months, tak

areas of the czech republic and austria in the town of highline and the results for a flash flood is swept through the streets. late saturday, me a key border crossing between pakistan and afghanistan has partially reopened. eye witnesses, the people are now travelling in both directions. pakistan closed the frothing after the taliban for control of the african side. thousands were stranded, bringing trade to a standstill. meanwhile, in cutter representatives of the african government and the tale bond or meeting for talks me or the horror film to ton, i had one of the top prize at the cannes film festival director for know the collective, the palm to offer her film about a young serial killer, she is only the 2nd female director to win the award. this is the 1st time the can film festival has been health virus endemic. again, this is g w news from berlin. more on our website at the d. w dot com the precision scuffles. precision surgery, robots scanners, more inmates and now makes possible what was once i'm imaginable. but does this mean the ancient healing methods using plants, needles, and manual procedures have formed by the wayside? know traditional options are still needed and

that's been left by the withdrawal of us lead foreign forces. russia is also on a last, are the potential attacks on the former soviet republics that border afghanistan. and it's now how talks with a taliban delegation in the russian capital laska. well, those are the headlines. i'll be back with more news for you here on al jazeera after generation change, new york. when a war crime is committed, is it kind of just follows a garzon human rights investigator on his unprecedented journey to the french high court. every place to make sure that the information to bring it's taking on the arms trade in his fight for justice, for innocent palestinians, and their families made in france on all disease. the generation divide isn't a myth. young millennials and gen these around was not striving for incremental change. they're fighting for radical policies because they see that was falling apart from climate change to crushing stood in desert. young people are taking more forceful positions and they expect foster is the welcome to generation change where we attempt to understand and challenge the idea of mobilizing the youth around the world. this week we tal

afghanistan's official name. is it an emerald, or is it and islamic republic? but the larger question is this, what should be the overarching virt vision of the country? and this is something which both parties are trying to hammer out. officials here and washington have said now for the better part of a decade that it is not up to washington to dictate what that vision of a future up get a stand should be. if anything they would be pleased, i would imagine to see that the negotiations continue. would they like to see things wrap up quickly? certainly, but do they know that getting a a deal that is going to be as inclusive and as comprehensive? and that makes both sides feel as if they struck a good bargain. that's much more important to those who are watching from the sidelines here in washington. and ross, although very, of course, the u. s. has led to the military pro out of us and nato forces from afghanistan. we should stress that the u. s. is not abandoning, i've got to sound completely. there is going to be some, some limited presence there, but equally one would imagine going forward. there's gotta be thoughts about how the u. s.

of them served under my command in afghanistan. and these are the people that you want to trust with the republic. that was perhaps not quite where we landed, but they discussed it seriously, and i think that if i had been still wearing a uniform and in one of those jobs, i would have as well. so what did they do? if everything that we hear is reported in the book, and here are two professional "washington post" reporters, and this is extremely well sourced to say the least, if that is all correct, and he did what i think that we would hope that our senior military would do which is to determine amongst themselves that they would not obey an order that is illegal, immoral, unethical, and a good example would be, hey, military, go out there and martial law and seize the ballot boxes, and they determined not to do that but they came up with a plan, but again the options as a senior military if you find the order to be illegal essentially boiled down to resignation, and making it public, and essentially throwing the ball not only to the american people, but really to the congress at that point. so, a

afghanistan? now that america has ducked out the door briefly, please. well, china road is really there. you know, this strategy of connecting all the me to form a southern russian republic practiced on one is done and iraq to get that so that they have war war to access that for all the goods that they need to import and what they need to explore so at the same time, they're sort of developing why their port in part to fund which will have direct access to i want it done. and i think the reality is that is correct, that china is paying a long game. i strategy game, which is once we need to have influence in west asia, and he said close neighbor to want to fund and, or the other countries that are joining of one of the really nice in the interests of chinese to have were government in kabul, which is not on very good terms with the usa. however, at the same time, has a good relationship with speaking was one of the things that walked into what was was voice and concerns over in recent months. you know, washington was saying once we leave afghanistan, are we good? is it going to be a vacuum filled by somebody else shopping around the v, a political and economic atlas? we

republics, the border of kindest on its hell. talks of the taliban delegation in moscow thought a current has more signs of time. changing the tale. bonds routes lie in the resistance . the $979.00 soviet invasion of afghanistan. now sending his senior delegation to moscow to discuss the future of its country. the group says it's in control of 85 percent of afghanistan. the delegation is pledged to consider a sci fi with the government and stop its assaults. if ongoing talks and counsel succeed, and if certain criteria are met, give, say in the conclusion is both sides. prisoners should be released, the blacklist should be removed. there must be no attacks on the provisional capital city district should not collapse. there should be no military activities and populated areas. a space of trust should be built among guns and 90 days. must be allocated for negotiations, so we can arrive at or result bounce reality on the ground is far from that. as the group has made major gains in the last few months, taking advantage of a power vacuum of us and foreign troops leaving it claims to be in control of more than half of the $400.00 afghan districts across more than 20 provinces. including border towns. this week, mo