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administration, where president trump focused mostly on china, paid very little attention to south east asiase that. vice president harris�*s visit is an important part of that re—shifting again back to this region. and vietnam actually did very well on covid last year. it was almost a poster child for controlling it. all the countries in this region have been hit very hard by the delta variant and very few of them have been able to vaccinate large parts of their population, they're very short of vaccines. vietnam interestingly shorter than most. and this is one area where the us can do very well because china started vaccine diplomacy earlier in the year. in vietnam, the population is actually quite anti—chinese and the government was quite reluctant, didn't take any vaccines from china, but all the countries that took large amounts from china are now very concerned about the effectiveness of those vaccines. so this push by the us to offer vaccines is an open goal for them. and indeed vice president harris has offered partnerships in medical technology, pandemic preparedness, she opened the

what the us vice president kamala harris has been up to on her visit to south east asia. but first.tennessee say — that at least two young children, are among the more than 20 people known to have died, in flash flooding over the weekend. dozens are still missing. record rainfall of more than a0 centimetres in 2a hours — in some areas — led to roads and bridges being washed away. daniela relph reports. those living here described a wall of water coming in hard and fast. flash floods overwhelming parts of tennessee. the rain and wind tore through communities with a ferocity few had predicted. it was a terrifying experience as residents tried to save their homes and theirfamilies. i'm trying to get them out of the door but the water is so high and it's pushing against the door that i'm having a hard time pushing to open the door to get them out, i'm holding two babies. the aftermath is a landscape strewn with floodwaters, wrecked vehicles and severely damaged homes. in many counties, there is bewilderment at how quickly the storm took hold and this remains both a recovery and a search

is this something we will be seeing across south east asia as perhaps people start to think about the concept of living with covid rather than trying to fight it? of course, that will be contingent on inoculations. >> yes, i think the markets will start anticipating that all countries in asia will be shifting away from this zero cases intolerance of covid to a more european or u.s.-style approach of tolerating covid cases. if that is the case, central banks in southeast asia will start to tighten their policy. the economies can live with the pandemic so we can expect prices to go up. rishaad: looking at also what the pboc has been doing, vowing to boost credit support, this against the backdrop of what the commerce minister was talking about yesterday, which was them looking at a rough year for trade next year, may be at the end of this year as well. what did you make of all of this? >> certainly, policymakers are concerned about the short-term economic outlook in china, give any have had new cases of the delta variant in china. and then, of course, the global shortage of semiconducto

our south east asia correspondentjonathan head — explained the strategic importance of the visit, andnot saying anything and then in the last two or three months it has been two or three months it has been two or three successful including the strip but also the defence secretary. before that, judged on a higher standard, did she come here with the ideas and fresh thinking tivoli give beijing something to think about, i think thejury is something to think about, i think the jury is definitely still out. lots of countries in those parts of the world often find themselves stuck in the middle between superpower of the present and potentially the superpower of the future, china. what they want to get out of this visit, do you think? we want a sense that the us is here to stay, that it is not going to cut and run as was the risk under president trump and that is why afghanistan plays into this but they also want to know that the us is going to be helpful and they don't want america destabilising the region. they want america to solve problems like how to recover from covid, and how to solv

the philippines is seeing south east asia, 2nd west corona vars outbreak. and malaysia delhi infections top 20000 for the 1st time on thursday. cases that have doubled in the past 3 weeks despite a national lockdown. apple says the next update to its operating system will include new safety measures to protect children from practices. it will enable technology on the device itself to scan and identify images that may contain child abuse and report them to authorities. those are your headlines coming up next and a 0 world? ah ah . oh, i mysteries, death. possibly a tragic accident. another theory is suicide. while some observers are convinced this very public death in central london was an act of murder, the victim, a man of wealth, power, and intrigue. ah, it was a mid week summer afternoon in the british capital. and most londoners were going about their daily business. it was a wedding day, the followers of british politics. remember as the day when prime minister tony blair was on his way to buckingham palace to offer his resignation to queen elizabeth.

he's also faced criticism for failing to control the latest surge in coronavirus cases. 0ur south east asiay would argue that it's remarkable that prime minister muhyiddin lasted even this long, given the dubious way in which he got the job last year — in an internal coup that brought down the reformist coalition he was then part of, leaving bitterfeelings in malaysian politics — given the deep split in his former party, which has been a central part of his governing coalition, and given the herculean task facing any malaysian government in addressing the fast—growing covid epidemic. now the horse trading begins to choose mr muhyiddin�*s successor, and many malaysians fear that that will inevitably involve concessions to or compromises with some of those facing charges for the alleged involvement in the great 1mdb financial scandal, a scandal that the malaysian public by and large wants to see justice in. what about, though, opposition leader anwar ibrahim, a man who's been campaigning for the top job for more than 20 years, who spent two terms in prison in part because of his efforts? he's

make it to the north island, but the north island will not be as hard hit as the south side like south east asia . heaviest concentration of rain reserved for southwest portions of borneo on thursday drying out across java. so mix the sun in cloud in jakarta with the high up 29 degrees. it is mostly clear for the korean peninsula on thursday, but our plumb rains get go in on friday. and that weather will steer rate into south korea. on friday. the a tale of 2 presidents: venezuelan military defectors, american mass and reese, ah, and the bizarre told daisha attempt at regime change in the bowl of arion republic of venezuela. people in power. the bay of pigs on al jazeera, blue face mosques, a common sight in city centers around britain, but as lockdown. lucid people will still be wearing masks for a month, or even used 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 of plastic. now a recent survey found 70 percent of people using disposable mosse didn't realize they were

now as we move to south east asia, we think some heavy rain continue across much of indo china. we've had some flash flooding in cambodia. we could see more as those rains continue to for that. sure. update. the think of some of the biggest companies in the world today. all of them are big tech, with algorithms that they're called, the move that we use, the more data we pritchard wearing them. it's a great race for data. and big tech companies around the empires are rising on a wealth of information and we need the commodity. in the 2nd 5 part series 90 re examined whether corporations are colonizing the internet. like me, merit the and power of big tech on a jazzy with more than 200000000 cases of curves of 19 worldwide government about in flight fresh wave of the virus and newberry. and there has been a 3rd in the number of people working vaccination appointment from the human coast to political and economic fuller, august era bring to the latest on the pen demik. this will have vaccinated more than 1100 people here, all of them migrant farm workers, people on home testing bec

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the philippines as seeing south east asia, 2nd, west korean of ours outbreak. and in malaysia, delhi infections don't 20000 for the 1st time on thursday. cases have doubled in the past 3 weeks despite a national lockdown. those your headline news continues here on al jazeera. after hours there will stay with us here. the news news news with me. with us off mall, one was an egyptian millionaire, businessman living in an up market london apartment, married to the daughter of former egyptian president gumble of danasia. he appeared to have everything to live for my one was also a man of sequence. it's known that he spied for israel, but he may also have been a double agent loyal to egypt. such questions came to an abrupt end, when on a summer afternoon in june, 2007, his body was found in the garden of the building where he lives. did my one fall from his 5th floor balcony? did he jump? or was he pushed the? ah, a book written by a former director of israeli intelligence at the time of the 1973 out of israeli war refers to a secret agent supplying high level infor

now for south east asia, we are seeing scattered showers and thunderstorms, so much of indonesia and malaysia. but singapore is like, you see those heavy rains continue through to choose day. on monday however, it'll be northern parts of the philippines that see those heavier thunderstorms. and as we move to south asia for india, it's up in the north that once again sees those heavy rains as we go into monday, we've got an amber alert out for con province where the rain is going to fall heaviest the weather sponsored by cattle airways boated world's best airline of 2021. bill guerria, the poorest nation, the european union rock by allegations of corruption, seemingly linked to the upper echelons of the countries political in the aim of our ruling class was to get the money to you can find people empower investigation where the country goes from the hill guerria at the cross. on a dizzy oh the a. so what channel does our reminder of our top story is this all that are reports about the 4 people crushed to death? because there was africans, desperately trying to leave the country. you s

centers trying to receive shots before restrictions came into effect the philippines as seeing south east asia. second was code 19 outbreak after indonesia has been reporting more than 8000 cases a day on a be low has a laces from manila. of course, this is already the 2nd time that the philippine capital is going through this enhance community quarantine. what this means is that only essential workers will be allowed to go out, only essential businesses will be allowed to remain open. only one member of each family will be allowed to go out to buy essential goods. now what you saw there, what happened on thursday here in metro manila, it's a little bit of a situation where people where misinformed president, to turn in his last speech had said that he wanted and vaccinated people to not be able to go out. and if their go out, they would be escorted back home. but a lot of people, especially essential workers, they have to go out, they have to go to work. and so yesterday, thursday people were scrambling to get back so needed. the problem is there is a supply shortage of vaccines here in the p

our south east asia correspondent jonathan head has more.�*ve been planned several weeks ago as part of a salvo of visits by senior us officials to this region to demonstrate the biden administration's renewed interest in southeast asia. but it is hard to imagine they would have gone ahead with it had they known it was going to come right after the disastrous scenes that we have all witnessed in afghanistan. i mean come on one of the countries on her itinerary is vietnam, which inevitably invites unflattering comparisons with the last time the us was so humiliatingly defeated. kamala harris is relatively inexperienced in foreign policy and she is having come on this trip, to fend off questions not just about the dreadful events in afghanistan, but also about the overall reliability of the united states as an ally. now, of course she could point to the remarkably close relations today between the united states and the very same communist regime that drove it out of vietnam 46 years ago as evidence that the us can and does bounce back from its

some of the wet weather to the far east of russia and northern parts of japan that was moved to south east asia with the thunderstorms and showers for much of indo china, malaysia and indonesia. but the heavier falls can be found in the northern areas of the philippines. we've got found the storms rolling into manila and we could see flooding in areas here that should weather update. sponsor cut on airways, or to lose your per you in a kidney. so not so much or the yeah, that might be, you know, the a rich and diverse culture explored through its music and songs of the city on al jazeera the aah! are going to watch out. remind about top stories. this joe biden says us lead evacuation if americans and vulnerable africans accelerated biden says, more than 11000 people have been lifted from just this weekend. biden is also said taliban, and so if i kept his word and allow access to blackboard, but he won't have growing concerned that the field could become the target of a time. some taliban fighters, the heading to the pension valley, one of the few areas, the group doesn't yet control. it lies ju

let's look to south east asia and widespread thunder re downpours are expected to continue for much of indo china. we've seen those heavy showers fall across me in my pots of thailand. we have seen flooding in the northeast and we could see more of that as those drenching downpours continue. but farther south, we've got scattered showers and sunshine continuing for much of indonesia on malaysia with those heavy falls expected on monday for bornea and fellow wessy busy head down on the it's largely fine and dry picture for much of his trailer. not so sunshine coming through. we are expecting if you showers along that coast of queensland, so there's gonna be wet weather for can come monday for the western part to seem plenty of sunshine. we are going to see the temperature pick up as we go into next . week it's down in the south. the things are looking cooler. if we look at the 3 day from melbourne, we are going to see the temperature depth as we go into monday. it's looking rather breezy across much of tasmania and for the unsettled weather. well, that's to come on monday in new zealand

the philippines as seeing south east asia. second was corona vars outbreak after indonesia has been reporting more than 8000 cases a day. meanwhile, in malaysia daily infections top 20000 for the 1st time on thursday. cases that have doubled in the past 3 weeks despite and national lockdown worsening outbreak has spawns, growing public anger of the prime minister's handling the pandemic. lawrence louis standing by for us and call a portion bring this up to date on the latest stab. first, let's get the latest from manila with bond a. be low, good to see you. so 1st took us through those chaotic scenes of people trying to get the vaccine. what was going on there? lethal that was one day before the start of a 2 week hard locked down here in metro manila, the philippine capital. now, there was a little bit of a fear factor there with people thinking that they will not be able to go out during this 2 week lockdown. and in particular, those who need to go to work the essential workers without them getting vaccinated . there was a li

we've seen some heavy rain across indonesia as we look to south east asia, and that resulted in some flash flooding in south silhouette. the. we had flood waters up to 2 meters deep in places and it's not only here. we've also seen similar situations in north sea march where we've had land slides and mud flows. many houses have been destroyed and the weather continues on wednesday, but some of the heavier falls in the south of sumatra as well as borneo, you can see the yellow peaks there. i once again on thursday, it's going to be silly wessy and the philippines that see some of those heavy downpours. we could see some flooding in areas here. but it's a different story as we move down to a stranger with a lot of fine and dry weather across the north is a lot of heat. as one is in the southeast, we are seeing some unusual heat here for the wet weather. we have to go to the coastal areas of queensland and into perth because we got a weather system that sweeping into the west. going to bring the temperature down and introduce quite a bit of wet weather here. moving across the bite now he

so we just get buckets of rain falling south east asia storms are coming in. go in here. we still have rain for lose on island in the philippines impacting manila, not falling as heavy as it has though. over the last few days, asia pacific heavy rain, we can find it toward the southeast corner of china steering into taiwan. also, it's going to be unsettled across the korean peninsula on sunday. and the whole kind of dealing with some showers in the forecast is while we're going to end this weather report in pockets down where we did get some rain for southern portions of the country. so that reduces the risk of sand and storms that sure weather report. thanks for your company. sponsor cut on airways. i know jewish niger isn't much like to find a view to brand, to that point. you don't need to just grab a manager. i've only got mine. mine idea on, i'll get the ah, the me welcome back. you're watching al jazeera, a reminder of our top stories this half hour. the turkey president is promising assistance to areas affected by the worst wildfires in recent years. 6 people have b

ah ah hello there, let's start in south east asia and things are looking rather wet and windy for northern areas of the philippines. and that's thanks to tropical storm loop that's moving its way across the south west of china. but it is gonna throw some powerful winds and some flooding rains to the most northern islands of the philippines. and we have got some severe flood warnings out there. elsewhere across indo china, those monsoon lanes continue to inundate me in mont and southern areas of thailand . as we move further south, it is looking a lot more settled across indonesia and malaysia that we will have some showers and of course, plenty of sunshine as we move further south to australia. it is looking rather fine and why high pressure keeping things rather settled. but we will have the arrival of wet weather to the west, a weather system coming in, and that's bringing rain to perth for the south though, we are expecting a few showers and the cloud cover to remain. but for the weather and windy weather we have to look to victoria and to tasmania, particularly on sunday, and the hope

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make it to the north island, but the north island will not be as hard hit as the south side like south east asia . heaviest concentration of rain reserved for southwest portions of borneo. on thursday drying out across java. so mix the sun in cloud in jakarta with the high up 29 degrees. it is mostly clear for the korean peninsula on thursday, but our plumb rains get go in on friday. and that weather will steer rate into south korea on friday. the tail of 2 presidents, venezuelan military defectors, me american mass, and reese, ah, and the bizarre told daisha attempt at regime change in the bowl of arion republic of venezuela. people empowered the bay of pigs on al jazeera. ah, oh, a reminder of the top stories here on al jazeera western countries are racing to evacuate people from afghanistan. it's less than a week to go until all foreign troops leave us secretary of state antony blink and says the taliban has agreed to allow americans and with africa national to leave off to the august 31st deadline. lincoln says america remains engage with taliban despite not recognizing the group as the legi

and also the far east of russia now was moved to south east asia. we have seen flooding in malaysia. that's off the waterfall serge, thanks to heavy rain while the rain has eased as we go into saturday, it does pick up though, for the philippines we are expecting some shock. thunderstorms in manila, by the time we get into next week and for south asia, the wet weather has shifted west. it's new delhi that continues to see those really heavy down port and funder storm. not only here though, to be central and western areas, see the wet weather to the weather. sponsored by cattle airways, boated world's best airline of 2021. more than 10 years after the global financial crisis, you've taken home more than $480000000.00. your companies now bankrupt our economies in the state of crisis. i have a very casey question, a 1000000 lost at home the us held responsible. i will be fabulously wealthy and i will not take any price for it. thank. the man who still worked on al jazeera ah, ah, the me again, you're watching. i just need a reminder about health storie

that was moved to south east asia with senior thunderstorms and showers for much of indo china, malaysia. and indonesia, but the heavier falls can be found in the northern areas of the philippines. we've got found the storms rolling into manila and we could see flooding in areas here that should weather update. sponsor cut on airways. trust is fundamental to all our relationships. we trust banks without money, doctors, without really personal information. what happens to truck in a world driven by algorithms as more and more decisions are made for us by these complex pieces of code? the question that comes back is inevitable. can we trust algorithm in the 1st of a 5 part series ali, re questions the neutrality of digital deductions? trust me, i'm an algorithm on a jessina. ah, ah, ah, okay, you're watching a reminder about top stories. this and joe biden says us let evacuation of americans and vulnerable africans is accelerated. right and says more than 11000 people have been lifted from capella for justice weekend. biden is also said the taliban has so far kept his word on allowing acce

and also the far east of russia now was moved to south east asia. we have seen flooding in malaysia. that's off the waterfall serge, thanks to heavy rain while the rain has eased as we go into saturday, it does pick up though, for the philippines we are expecting some shock. thunderstorms in manila, by the time we get into next week and for south asia, the wet weather has shifted west. it's new delhi that continues to see those really heavy down port and funder storms. not only here though, to the central and western areas, see the wet weather to sponsored call cut on airways, bulgaria, the poorest nation. the european union rock by allegations of corruption, seemingly linked to the upper echelons of the countries political in a most our ruling class was to get the 1st 3 repeal money to europe in front of people in power investigation where the country goes from here. go guerria at the crossroads on a oh, a hello again, you're watching. i just did a reminder of our top stories this out us president joe biden is promising to make every effort to evac

who just arrived in virginia and ties that bind while the us trying to reassure allies in the south east asia. ah, ah, it's time for the journey with sponsored my cattle airways. hello. there is plenty of sunshine and dry weather across much of the middle east, and event we are expecting temperatures to pick up for iran, for pots of saudi arabia and in could tie if we look at dough, how are we going to see the temperature pick up by the time we get to thursday and some of that humidity will ease as we move to coastal areas, we're seeing some spotty showers around yemen and into oman. but heavy showers can be found in the west, creeping up into saudi arabia and those join up with a shower across the horn of africa. we are seeing some heavy storms brewing in the central african republic, edging into the democratic republic of congo. and we are seeing some heavy storms as well across parts of nigeria. but as we go into wednesday, it's going to be western areas of africa that see some of the very heavy falls in my barrier. for example and coach to why we could see some flooding as those heavy rai

south. east asia. heaviest concentration of rain will be across the southwest portion of borneo on thursday. bring you up to speed with the weather story in asia pacific. what is left of what was a tropical depression? oh mice now pushing out toward the pacific. it's dry across the korean peninsula, but that will change by friday, sol high, 28 degrees. that sure weather update, we'll see you soon. and the drill still had here on out. there are the us top court rejects the vitamin ministrations attempt to enter immigration policy. the false to find them see cause to wait in mexico while i cases for process and the toxic relationship. we look at how organized crime groups have turned romania into europe . dumping ground power. lim, hinz morling, cobble and have been taken to a safe place according to the take your games organizes pito have that story in school. so to stay with the officer and a the venezuela, columbia has become a stomping grounds for trespasses, as desperate people transgress an illegal passage to feed an emerging fuel trafficking market. we follow the perilous journey unguar

researcher with the institute of world politics and a national security analyst for central and south east asia, and he joins me by skype from washington. d. c. irish, of course, a historic but solemn evening as it's been described to me, the u. s. has now withdrawn from us, gone on after 20 years. her. how do you think this moment will be remembered? oh, this is for the for everyone is differently, i think for africans will be a kind of feeling left behind. there was always a perception that the united states left of kindness and back in the ninety's. and now it's physically left of guys. it's, it is an international level is also kind of accepting a failed project. but from the insurgency groups, it's kind of party right now. why is whether they are within, i don't, i would say celebrating with terry on, on, on a cooperation on an end of the us presence, kind of defeating the western military presence. as you mentioned, there are rush, we spoke to our correspondent role mcbride, earlier with the celebrated gunfire in the background. but as he says, reflecting on the pentagon and what they sai

ah hello, they're scattered showers in thunderstorms are expected to continue across much of south east asia. in the coming days. we are seeing some heavy rounds of rain effect, southern parts of cambodia and some pretty heavy falls across western areas of sumatra. we could see some localized flooding with that, but come tuesday it's going to be northern areas of the philippines that get a real drenching. we've got some heavy fund the storms. for manila, we could see some flooding and possible land slides as those heavy rains kick in. it's looking rather unsettled. now, as we head down under to australia, it's looking unsettled in the south east. we've got a cold front that's worked its way across the bike. now it's bringing some really strong winds and flooding rains to parts of victoria. we have got some alerts out there and we are going to see some rough season on the coast of new south wales as that system pushes out to see now. it moved away from the west and this sunshine coming through for purse as temperature is. pick up, but for sydney it is going to get really chilly. let's have a

hello there. widespread thunderstorms and showers are expected to continue for much of south east asia. you can see the cloud cover behind me. we are going to see the heavy falls across parts of sumatra and borneo. as malaysian, indonesia continues to see the rain answer. wessy is likely to see some of the heaviest showers come wednesday. for india, china, it remain fairly wet for southern areas of thailand. we have seen flooding in the south of bangkok, we could see more as thunderstorms continue from wednesday. now as we move down further south to australia, it's looking largely fine and dry across central and northern areas is lots of heat coming through. those showers around the coast of queen in queensland are going to strengthen. we could see the odd storm there, but it's really cleared up across the south. there is some sunshine coming through for perth ahead of a weather system that comes back in on wednesday bringing the wet weather. but for the southeast we are seeing a lot of heat come through for victoria, new south wales and even tasmania. we look at the 3 day for melvin.

losing his majority — but he will stay on as interim leader until a replacement can be found. 0ur south east asias remarkable that prime minister muhyiddin lasted even this long, given the dubious way in which he got the job last year — in an internal coup that brought down the reformist coalition he was then part of, leaving bitterfeelings in malaysian politics — given the deep split in his former party, which has been a central part of his governing coalition, and given the herculean task facing any malaysian government in addressing the fast—growing covid epidemic. now the horse trading begins to choose mr muhyiddin�*s successor, and many malaysians fear that that will inevitably involve concessions to or compromises with some of those facing charges for the alleged involvement in the great 1mdb financial scandal, a scandal that the malaysian public by and large wants to see justice in. what about, though, opposition leader anwar ibrahim, a man who's been campaigning for the top job for more than 20 years, who spent two terms in prison in part because of his efforts? he's often claimed that he

so a kinder and western parts upon she liked to see some very wet weather that was moved to south east asia. we are seeing heavy rains across indonesia, on malaysia, in the days to come into china is looking to see some heavier falls across southern areas of cambodia. sponsor cut on airways. the taliban has reclaims, i've done is done. but us withdraw began years earlier in 2013 and 14 witness followed a unit of the afghan national army as they commenced the onerous task of confronting with taliban without native support of a trail of young men fighting for their country. while knowing each day could be their la, i've got to stand on battle on a jersey o a. hello, you're watching. i was just 0. i'm emily anglin. a reminder of our stories is our president joe biden is expected to decide in the next 24 hours on whether to extend a deadline to withdraw us and allied forces. taliban says they will be quote, consequences if the august 31 deadline is pushed back. while cobbles airport remains chaotic, there are reports like 14000 people waiting there, but at least 10000 more outside hoping to get

now for south east asia, we are seeing scattered showers and thunderstorms for much of engines and malaysia . but singapore is like, you see those heavy rains continue through to choose day. on monday however, it'll be northern parts of the philippines that see those heavier thunder storms. and as we move to south asia for india, it's up in the north that once again sees those heavy rains as we go into monday, we've got an amber alert out for tata con province, where the rain is going to fall heaviest. sponsor cut on airways. how many nukes has too many new america has in many ways driven the arms rate parties are much more like the british parties down to the there are fewer regulation to own a tiger than their, our own a dog. how can this be happening? your weekly take on us politics and society and that's the bottom line. what's most important to me is talking to people, understanding what they're going through here. it just either we believe everyone has a story worth hearing. ah, ah, the me there are monitor about top stories this all the reports about before people cross to death, cob

now as we move to south east asia, we think some heavy rain continue across much of indo china. we've had some flash flooding in cambodia. we could see more as those rains continue to for that. sure. update the i'm a like a boss in the south of india and find out call me back in this cave brought an extensive mining operation to a gun. corona virus wept across the world with devastating effects, and it's widely believed to be connected to the legal wildlife trade. here in vietnam, we visit a rescue center for some of the worlds most threatened to animals and joined the call for an end to the global wildlife chase earth right on our euro. ah ah, welcome back our main story now. the u. s. is killed what he describes as to high profile ice ok targets and try and strike in afghanistan. president joe biden says he's been told another attack on cobble airport is likely in the next 24 to 36 hours with a ton of mine and saying that campbell, that will be under that complete control very soon, both at security around the complex on thursday suicide bombing, and now it's causing some afgh

or south east asia. so it is incremental to what i think is a good market for onshore wind as well.uy: martin, do i want to be long these stocks? what are your expectations for what could be set given the recent u.n. report that we have seen? martin: we have seen some pretty frightening commentary about mobile temperature changes, and we have building blocks for a much more aggressive buildout of renewables. i talked a moment ago about what is happening in the u.s., even as we look here in europe, the 55 plan that we talked about in more detail last month still needs to be fleshed out. as the e.u. gets to this 55% reduction of co2, then it will double from where current orchid forecasts are. the challenge that you have is about the implementation of it. people worry about transmission, all these kinds of things. in many ways, what people need to see is not just the aspiration to decarbonize and the aspiration to get higher renewables as part of the overall power supply, but what is the on the ground -- what are we doing about transmission, these kinds of things? the message on that

our south—east asia correspondent anbarasan ethirajan earlier this morning spoke to the taliban's spokesmannow. in halting english: ourforces were waiting at the gate of the kabul city and when we received reports of plundering and pillaging, and some people were shooting, so for the sake of the security of the people in kabul, our forces intervened. our priority now is to maintain security. and to ensure that the property of the people are secure. and their honour is not harmed. and their lives are saved. that is our priority now, right now. when are you going to declare an islamic republic now, an emirate? we want to have an inclusive islamic government, so by that, we mean, all other afghans also have participation in that government. of course we need a legitimate time and deliberation and talks to prepare an announce, the work is under way on that. who is going to be the chief emir, the president, of the new taliban government? it is not decided as yet. and will you have people from the previous administration in your new government? possibility, yes, but i cannot say for who, and who

under the spotlight — a new report warns telecoms networks in south east asia are being used for espionaged exposed the weaknesses in seaborne transport. here's our business correspondent theo leggett. four months late, and still bearing the scars of her encounter with the sandy banks of the suez canal, the ever given finally limped into the port of felixstowe, her last port of call. this giant of the seas became stranded after negotiating one of the narrowest part of the canal. she was stuck fast and the waterway was blocked for six days. hundreds of ships could not pass through and it caused havoc in a global container industry already under pressure because of the covid—i9 pandemic. the saga of the ever given may be over, but what it has shown is how much impact a single event involving one giant vessel can have on the entire global supply chain, and just how vulnerable the systems we rely on for imports every day, really are. and those supply chains are still under strain, thanks to other factors such as covid outbreaks in key chinese ports and severe weather, meaning freight rates are

well, her son of us is a professor of international relations at the near east south asia center for strategic studies and author of the taliban revival. he joins us by skype from washington. d. c. thanks very much. indeed for being with us. i want to ask you, 1st of all we're having we've got a report just in the last few minutes from the a p news agency saying that african officials who said that taliban have taken the southern city of kandahar. and that would be the 12 provincial capital out of $34.00 to $4.00 to the tell about, i'm not sure if you've heard anything about that. but if, if you have perhaps you can confirm that for us. but also that the significance of kind of home, why that would be so important. this is, so this is what we're heading from social media also. either it has fallen or it is on the verge of falling. and that's not very surprising. the reason being hot is the bush don't heartland come to heart. is the logical capital of taliban. that's the place from where taliban had developed the momentum a 20 years ago, 25 years ago. so conduct is extremely important

have different countries in the west, palm and europe, different than if i'm in the middle east or south asia, we're in australia and we're leaving out. you can see what the global lead and the monolithic entity. there's no model, it's again to use anywhere in the world. and that's part of the, the book. it showed that, you know, there is no, you know, monolithic entities. and so, because of that, we look at things for the fact as opposed to sort of trying to catch this version, you know, in blanket generalization, africa. thank you. my pleasure. thank you. that's have the show back on monday to investigate class war in a cornish fishing village in the after winning film bait until then keep in touch with social media and let us know if you think the so called mainstream media is unfair. it's reporting of muslim use pop with me for session is 0 time and like, what do you call that? what is that word? it's called communism right? only in communism with our state run countries. they have no recession, but they also have no way for anybody to have a life other than being a slave. so okay, that's

from mr. ac. iran will be looking for new partners in the region neighbors and the global south as well as east asia, especially china, russia and other major problems in order to be able to carry out such a wide ranging program of changes and adjustments on. but imagine that he's going to have to consult with an awful lot of people. do you think that he is going to be prepared to do that? or do you think you centrally, he's going to be taking his guidance from the man who gave him his job. but the supreme leader, how many? well, the leader didn't give him his job, he was elected. and he is a popular figure. the fact is that he is his thinking is similar to that of the leader with regards to social justice. both i think are critical, the liberal economics and both have been critical of the row on the administration, waiting too much on the united states and the europeans, and the hope that they would change their policy towards iran. in that respect, i think that they are, they do think similarly, but he, over that ever since he's been elected, you've been meeting with academic experts, economic eco

south. because we go to east asia. it's here that we're seeing a rush of tropical systems. you can see them there. in particular, we've got a tropical storm loop in that's bringing some really wet and windy weather to parts of china. it's moving across one dung province. we could see up to 250 millimeters to 500 millimeters in isolated places, and we could see some flash flooding with that will keep you updated. the multi $1000000.00 online sex in the philippines is black mailing men from around the world. one on one east uncovered. how small time syndicate became a terminal empire on al jazeera. ah, do you want to help save the world? needs into your own. ah, ah, this is al jazeera ah, hello mario, minimizing it watching the news, our life from london coming up in the next 60 minutes. flames and golf suburbs, north of the great capital, europe's heat wave continues to generate record temperatures. a holy and historic site reviewed by christians for centuries. now under the control of rebels in.

south. as we go to east asia it is here that we are seeing a rash of tropical systems. see them there in particular. we've got tropical storm the bid and that is bringing wet and windy weather to parts of china. it is moving across a province. we could seek to 250 millimeters to 500 millimeters in isolated places. we could see some flash flooding with that. we will keep you updated. ♪ >> with a bang, energy and change came to every part of our university -- of our world. it continues. >> change is all around us. shaped by technology and human ingenuity. we can make it work for you and your business. ♪ ♪ maryam: welcome back. our top story this hour, fires fueled by heat waves are raging in greece with three significant blazes burning on an island. the prime minister has warned of difficult days ahead, with winds forecasted to strengthen. in our headlines, rebels from ethiopia is the region have taken control of lali bailey, and a sacred place for christians in the north of the country. fighting has spilled out into neighboring regions in recent weeks, driving thousands

we've got another system sweeping in on saturday, bringing bit of a wintery mix to the south, because we go to east asia. it's here that we're seeing a rush of tropical systems. you can see them there. in particular. we've got tropical storm loop in. that's bringing some really wet and windy weather to parts of china. it's moving across one done province. we could see up to 250 millimeters to 500 millimeters in isolated places. and we could see some flash flooding with that will keep you updated the weather bag energy and changes to every part of our universe or small to continue the change all around the shape, my technology and human ingenuity. we can make it work for you and your business. ah, ah ah! back i'll top story this out. 5 fuel by heat wave of raging and grease with 3 significant places burning on the island of via a prime minister is worn to difficult days ahead with winds forecast to strengthen in our headlines rebels from if europe is water, we don't have to have taken control of the baylor unesco world heritage site and take replace of christians in the north of the country. fighting and

if it can suffer such catastrophic defeat there, who is going to trust its judgment in east asia or the southto what has just happened, isn't it? and that's completely right. i mean, this is the bizarre change, which i don't understand in us foreign policy shift, focusing to address the longer—term great power rivalries with china and russia, and so forth. and ironically, trump, and indeed, joe biden, misses the bigger picture here. look where afghanistan sits between these three great competitors that we have — china, russia, and iran. would it not make sense to stay close to the afghan people, given the importance of this bit of the global real estate as power shifts from the east and the west? instead, we're abandoning it, and now we leave that vacuum, and the countries all around, including pakistan and india, will now try to exploit and further their own challenging agendas. but the point is, tobias ellwood, you say all of this to me — i just wonder if you're saying it to your own party boss and prime minister, borisjohnson, because boris johnson is saying nothing of what you're saying,