u. s. and the ussr serving as guarantors. the courts also include provisions for the time table. the soviet withdrawal from afghanistan, as well as restrictions on the u. s. and pakistan supporting the afghan with withdrawal again on may 15th 1988 and took 9 months. 10 years over 600000 soviet soldiers took part in the afghan war with almost 14000 killed. february 1989. so an end to the deadly conflict. as the last soviet troops left the country, one of the biggest marks that the last soviet leader made was the fall of the berlin wall. on november 9th, 1989 that led to the reunification of germany. after being divided for almost half a century. as to how the historic event unfolded. ah, 1989. the year when the berlin wall fell together with the political, ideological and territorial division of germany. the last 28 long years. or the people of germany awoke in 1961 to the bitter reality. from this moment on they would be divided by barbed wire, concrete, and stones from their friends and relatives. throughout the walls, existence more than 10000 people tried to make it across. hundreds were killed. and mikhail gorbachev played a crucial role making a peaceful re unifi

u. s. and the ussr serving as guarantors. your courts also include provisions for the time table. the soviet withdrawal from afghanistan, as well as restrictions on the u. s. and pakistan supporting the afghan, which he did a withdrawal again on may. 15th, 1988 and took 9 months 10 years over 600000. soviet soldiers took part in the afghan war with almost 14000 killed february 1989. so an end to the deadly conflict as the last soviet troops left the country that's, i'm more about this right now. of course, live 2 political analysts at dakota, lily joining us during this special rolling coverage here on our team to national great to see you today. thanks for coming on the program, you know, under gorbachev, the soviet military left stuff going on following a decade of war. some might say say that the tide was turned off. got to start when the c i a was embedded with the merger had be in the precursor to al qaeda. and the use of cia and the u. s. made sting miss isles, which were devastating for the soviet chocolate and not very rugged terrain of afghan. asked on, but after a decade of war, the soviet military left afghanistan. how significant was that withdrawal? do you

u. s. and the ussr serving as guarantors. the courts also include provisions for the time table. the soviet withdrawal from afghanistan, as well as restrictions in the u. s and pakistan supporting the afghan with withdrawal again on may 15th 1988 and took 9 months. 10 years over 600000 soviet soldiers took punch in the afghan war with almost 14000 killed. february 1989. so an end to the deadly conflict, as the last of your troops left the country, one of the biggest marks that the last so yet later made was with the for what i guess that that of the fall of the berlin wall will take it back november the 9th, $989.00 that led to the reunification of germany after being divided for almost half a century. look at this, this is how the historic event unfolded. ah, 1989. the year when the berlin wall fell together with the political, ideological and territorial division of germany, the last 28 long years or the people of germany awoke in 1961 to the bitter reality. from this moment on they would be divided by barbed wire. concrete and stones from their friends and relatives throughout the walls, existence more than 10000 people tried to make it across. hundreds were kille

u. s. and the ussr serving as guarantors, your courts also include provisions for the time table. the soviet withdrawal from afghanistan is what is restrictions on the u. s. and pakistan supporting the afghan, which any dean. a withdrawal began on may, 15th 1988 and took 9 months. 10 years over 600000 soviet soldiers took part in the afghan war with almost 14000 killed. february 1989, soon end to the deadly conflict. as the last soviet troops left the country all together on this run across live now to our guest. dimitri babich, a political analyst at the in us me internet media project. thanks a lot for joining us on the program. so do you think becau gorbachev's death came unexpectedly? no, he was an old man. in a way, i think it was like it was a sort of punishment for him because if he had died in 996 when he tried to run for bread and maybe even before that because it was humiliate. and he was just about 2 percent of all of that. so i would say that he presided over an own blog last dismemberment on the soviet union. and unfortunately was about to leave to see some of the consequences or what he did or what he failed to do in the way, 8 years in 19901991. and i k

and washington, a. u. s. sled military coalition invaded and topple the taliban in a matter of weeks. the group fled to neighboring pakistan. the u. s. in its allies, introduce democratic reforms, help set up elections. they kept tens of thousands of troops in the country to provide security causes and spent billions to build up infrastructure and education outside. but much of the money did not go where it was supposed to. corruption was wide spread and western contractors also pocketed fat profits. meanwhile the taliban regrouped and struck back. it waged a campaign of terror attacks, including truck bombs and suicide bombers that killed thousands over the years. with elections in 2014 turned into a stalemate. the u. s. had to negotiate a settlement after the competing parties refused to agree in the end. ashcroft gardening scene here on the left was declared president but the taliban of tax continued to stabilize the government. and the groups started taking territory by the end of the decade. it controlled much of the country. in 2020 u. s. president donald trump fulfilled a campaign, promised to pull u. s. troops out

and once they went across the border, they would find safe haven that if we now have close coordination with the u. s, the fight against terrorism, in of honest on and in pakistan could become very significant. but that depends on the u. s. leadership and whether they will, they are willing to join hands with some military or not. i witnessed that in the tape. hinckley was a electric and behind some of the dead. he's a toxin pakistan just give us a sense of how big of a problem terrorism is in the country right now. well, i think i will from to other from 2013 onwards. pakistan has seen of betty significant delight decide decline in terrorist attacks. ah, you will see some quick hits on some assassinations have happened of police officers on the roads. are there been some small bombings in different places? ah, but the teacher does that, that terrorism wave in pakistan. it ended in 2015 when i arrived austin and started as it were completed under red street, a leadership ah, the fight against terrorism in pakistan is very insignificant right now for a long time care as groups have been able to move within pakistan. i develop base is develop training camps and h

increase and these jaida are usually predictive of trends for men from afghanistan and pakistan who emigrated to the u. s. gun down in their chosen hometown. the latest name. hussein received to citizenship just last month and was planning on bringing his wife in pakistan to live here. the dream was to buy their own home. particle haine al jazeera, olivia newton john, best known for her role in the blockbuster film. greece has died aged 73. ah . the british born australians star achieve worldwide success as a singer in the seventy's and eighty's. her career in entertainment was recognized by queen elizabeth, who named her a dame and the 2020 new years on his list. her family says she died at her california ranch on monday. she'd been battling breast cancer for many years. ah, and a look at the top stores again. here on al jazeera sundays, fragile cease fire between israel and the palestinian islamic jihad in garza appears to be holding at least 45 allister indians were killed in the conflict. the egypt broke a truce, followed 3 days of violence with israel targeting members of islamic jihad. in response,

countries founder, mom at alley jenner, which colonial rule ended in 1947 petition of india and formation of pakistan. the u. s. congressional delegation has arrived in taiwan and mid military tensions between the territory and china. a group of 5 will meet senior taiwanese leaders during a 2 day visit update now with all the headlines, i'll be back with more news after one or one east. ah. ah singer paused chung the prison holds the country's most serious criminal if i was wrong in the corner brought me hang me again. i d mental head is just my mistake as i can find in solitary cells knowing that you're bringing it there easily. this might be really the stuff in my hand. the body is sell searches than my boss as it strips searches, it's a life of type control. yeah. are they? they are when you get 10, you can you kind of scream, configure. so you kind of appeal, we the authority, say the 50 word the feelings are global to see this guy and assigning the nittany. they very much know that feeder means it's funny because these men really change in a special true part investigation. one, when he goes behind bars t

and washington, a u. s. lead, military coalition invaded and top of the taliban in a matter of weeks, the group fled to neighboring pakistan. the u. s. in its allies, introduce democratic reforms, helped set up elections. they kept tens of thousands of troops in the country to provide security houses and spent billions to build up infrastructure and education also. but much of the money did not go where it was supposed to. corruption was wide spread and western contractors also pocketed fat profits. meanwhile the taliban regrouped and struck back. it waged a campaign of terror attacks, including truck bombs and suicide bombers that killed thousands over the years. with elections in 2014 turned into a stale mate. the u. s had to negotiate a settlement after the competing parties refused to agree in the end. ashcroft gardening scene here on the left was declared president but the taliban of tax continued to stabilize the government. and the group started taking territory by the end of the decade. it controlled much of the country. in 2020 u. s. president donald trump fulfilled a campaign promised to pull u. s. troops out of

and these jaida are you are yearly predictive of trends for men from afghanistan and pakistan who emigrated to the u. s. gun down in their chosen hometown. the latest no heem husein received his citizenship just last month and was planning on bringing his wife in pakistan to live here. the dream was to buy their own home. particle haine al jazeera olivia newton john, best known for her role in the block buster film. greece has died aged 73. ah . the british born australians star, achieve worldwide success as a singer in the seventy's and eighty's. her career in entertainment was recognized by queen elizabeth, who named her a dame and the 2020 new years on his list. her family says she died at her california ranch.

and author of the book. the blind i u. s. non proliferation policy towards pakistan from ford to clinton and in washington, richard cubits. a senior fellow and director at partnerships and proliferation prevention at the stimson center. he has previously worked for the state department on counter proliferation. very one, welcome to all i got with you, robert. kelly antonio potato says he's worried that crises with nuclear undertones could escalate. how serious is the threat right now that nuclear weapons could actually be used? i don't tutor large between the designated nuclear weapons states the permanent 5. i would be very concerned about south asia and india and pakistan maybe using some of their reserve to might use nuclear weapons. the concerns and ukraine right now, probably real, but i don't see them as, as prizing to a very high level where it now. okay. richard can fit the u. s. secretary of state gave a big speech about how invested the u. s. is in lowering the threat of nuclear war, but do the main nuclear powers that we've talked about? do they actually w

and these data are you yearly predictive of trends for men from afghanistan and pakistan who emigrated to the u. s. gun down in their chosen hometown. the latest now heem husein received his citizenship just last month and was planning on bringing his wife in pakistan to live here. the dream was to buy their own home particle haine. al jazeera researches a testing the 1st potential vaccine against tick borne lyme disease in 20 years. the now looking for $6000.00 volunteers in the united states and europe to take part in trials. nearly half a 1000000 people are infected with lyme disease in the u. s. every year, the only human vaccine was taken off the u. s. market in 2002 because of poor sales or isabel run, i researches, ticks and tick borne diseases at harvard university. she says the vaccine office hope to lyme disease sufferers. it's a really common today's in the united states. oh, my talk 1000000 people and also quite a few hundreds of thousands of people across the world in europe as well. so it's a little bit of a different type of thing compared to the vaccines. we've had the carpet, it's

and these data are usually predicted of trends for men from afghanistan and pakistan who emigrated to the u. s. gun down in their chosen hometown. the latest no heem husein received his citizenship just last month and was planning on bringing his wife in pakistan to live here. the dream was to buy their own home particle haine al jazeera unless if ukraine's money is going to fund its war effort against russia, leaving little to rebuild destroyed homes. that's where group of young people is stepping in, but shovels and music john henry reports. ah, this is the sound of a new generation of ukrainians unbound by war resurrecting what's been lost each weekend. hundreds of young volunteers from across ukraine and as far away as london donate their own money raise more through crowd funding and higher coaches to carry them 2 hours north from keith to get here. then they go to work. they call it a clean up raise. we can not all be on the front line ah, shooting. i'm struggling for our country, but we can do something useful here, staying at our home, said our country as so, so, and destroys our count

and these data are usually predicted of trends for men from afghanistan and pakistan who emigrated to the u. s. gun down in their chosen hometown. the latest no heem hussain received his citizenship just last month and was planning on bringing his wife in pakistan to live here. the dream was to buy their own home particle haine al jazeera. a day off, the china announced it was extending its biggest military drills. taiwan is carried out his own live fire exercise is to stimulate, defending the island against the possible attack. tension has escalated since us how speak nancy pelosi visited ty, pay last week. a move fe jing calls of provocation. then bas sofie has more beijing's one china policy could make conflict about the future if taiwan inevitable. and this is what it might look like. on tuesday, taiwan began life fire drills to showcase the self proclaimed island nation's defensive power. days after some of the largest military exercises china has ever conducted. so i don't use that drilled. it is military play, walk to prepare for the invasion of taiwan. it is contacting large scale mili

and these data are usually predictive of trends for men from afghanistan and pakistan who emigrated to the u. s. gun down in their chosen hometown. the latest no him hussain received his citizenship just last month and was planning on bringing his wife in pakistan to live here. the dream was to buy their own home particle haine al jazeera, not to the 3 white men convicted of murdering black men ahmad aubrey. at receive a 2nd life sentence on federal hate crime charges in the us traverse. but michael, his son gregory and neighbor william bryan, chased the anom 25 year old while he was out jogging before shooting him dead in the state of georgia in 2020. all 3 are already serving life sentences for the murder, a fire to fuel storage facility and cuba has destroyed a 3rd tank as fire fighters use helicopters to try to contain the blaze. the fire started when lightning struck a fuel tank on friday night. one fireman was killed as the flame spread out of control. 14 others are missing and feared dead anymore. people are injured. some with severe burns, especially cruise from mexico and venezuela, ho

and concealed. trying to block the u. s. government's investigation, and that is what could donald trump and his team in legal jeopardy? still had on al jazeera, the legal battles of pakistan, summer premier to continue him, ran country his contented core charges and will reflect on the life of a man who changed the face of level counties. former soviet need any hand. gorbachev has died at the age of my 2. ah, the journey has begun. the 34 world camp is on its way to cattle book your travel package to here's your weather update in a minute 15. thank you so much for joining in the good news across afghanistan and pakistan. all of those rains have fizzled out, say for a few showers around is slomo, but up against the foothills of the himalayas, where the monsoon rains, or pepin up the western guides of india, particularly, you know, for a careless state. there is a deadly landside there killing at least 6 people and there are weather alerts and play for some more. torrential rain on thursday, also rain through the mall deeds and for long. but i gotta take in north of the philippine, see we've got it super tight phone here. so at its worst so far anyway, we saw there was wind

the w a chose as poll your remains and are making of galveston and pakistan. the u. s. house of representatives is approved. the biggest climate package in the country's history is being seen as a major victory for president joe biden. the motion is adopted. the $370000000000.00 will be set aside to fight climate change. yet, most of the money will come from tax reforms including a new 15 percent minimum tax on large corporations. investors looking to poor money into clean energy will be rewarded with a decade of federal subsidies. the senate passed the bill earlier and it will now be sent to bite and to sign into law with a final passage of the inflation reduction act. in the house of representatives, the american people are going to see lower prescription drug prices, lower health care costs, and lower energy costs and big corporations are finally going to start to pay their fair share. those that are paying 0 dollars in federal income tax will now have to pay a minimum tax. and america is going to take the most aggressive action we've ever taken in confronting the cl

so invest ravi for us and pakistan. the u. s. justice department has released a heavily censored version of the documents that lead. if the i agent to searched on chumps home this month, the search was part of an investigation into whether the former president illegally removed classified documents from the white house. trump says the search was politically motivated, calling at a break in ellen fisher has more from washington dc. it was a remarkable moment, an f. b i read on the form of a former u. s. president. donald trump revealed the search at his motto: lago property earlier this month on social media. it provoked outreach among supporters. now the department of justice has released the affidavit, used to secure a search warrant, signed off by a judge. trump and his team had already handed over 15 boxes of documents he took with them. when he left the white house. they should have gone to the national archives. going through the boxes, investigators found highly sensitive documents. in the 30 page affidavit which is highly

u. s. policy of trying to use ukraine. as our way to prod russia of china has called for a peace negotiations. other countries like india and south africa and the previous government and pakistan, they all said they didn't want to be dictated to by the u. s. so there is no international community. what they call the international community, and the western media is merely the western governments that are waging this war. and the media on here is in lock step with the, with the war makers. and they, they simply present the one side ukraine side uncritically. and people like us who want to talk about diplomacy, negotiations and a possible peace treaty. we can't hardly even get a letter to the editor in these newspapers or an interview in the mainstream media where shut out can sound from the hamilton coalition to stop the war. thank you. you're welcome. and now to don bass, where russian lead forces are continuing their offensive against ukrainian strongholds on this map, you can see where the most intense battles are taking place. one is on the outskirts of the deep cut from which don yeske official say ukraine has been showing residential areas of the republic. russian lead fo

and the think that the u. s. considers pakistan is the west slave as iran con puts it. to be honest, i wouldn't be surprised by that impression. if the american have it of us simply because in the past, i can show in the last 40 to 45 years, we have plenty of by big who had no courage, who had no integrity and particular financial integrity. a lot of best buy national assets out in the west and they couldn't afford to take a stand for independent foreign policy. we've had come from my fall additions, we have had compromised everybody. and essentially those people have assets just focused on. so for han to say that the west is, it is dave, it's not just the with anybody who forces us to go into their policy designs, which hurts the buckets, tiny man and woman. they automatically could sit asleep. but unfortunately, it may not be so wrong because like i'm in the past has awkward buckets on 1st. we've put others 1st and we paid the price washington as we know with it, he had comments on anything so far went through the us, the interest stunned in this regard. you could be

and these data are, you are yearly predictive of trends for men from afghanistan and pakistan who emigrated to the u. s. gun down in their chosen hometown. the latest no heem husein received his citizenship just last month and was planning on bringing his wife in pakistan to live here. the dream was to buy their own home particle haine, al jazeera research. as a testing the 1st potential vaccine against tick borne lyme disease in 20 years. they're looking for 6000 volunteers in the u. s. in europe to take part in trials, nearly half a 1000000 people are in fact with london, these in the us, every year. the only human vaccine was taken off the market in 2002 because a full sales is about ron i. research is takes and tick borne diseases, harvard university, she says, the vaccine office hope to lyme disease suffers. it's a really common today's in the united states. so my talk 1000000 people and also quite a few hundreds of thousands of people across the world in europe as well. so it's a little bit of a different type of thing compared to the vaccines. we've had the carpet, it's talkative, not a virus th

and these data are usually predicted of trends for men from afghanistan and pakistan who emigrated to the u. s. gun down in their chosen hometown. the latest, no heem hussein received his citizenship just last month and was planning on bringing his wife in pakistan to live here. the dream was to buy their own home particle haine. al jazeera, a beluga whale stranded in france, could be moved to a tank as votes, a race against time to try and save its life. the whale now in the river sane is thousands of kilometers from its natural habitat in the arctic or sub arctic waters . burnett's miserables, it's a long way from home, and there is no easy way to get this beluga whale back to where he belongs. he strayed into the river sane and a swarm nearly half way to paris, 80 kilometer up river. now, officials have decided the best way of saving the huge mammal is to move it to a salt water tank. but it will be a challenge in operation. if i skip count on you who i need is some one among you has an idea how to transport a ballou go weighing 800 to 900 killer ssl and 4 meters long without putting in in

and these data are usually predictive of trends for men from afghanistan and pakistan who emigrated to the u. s. gun down in their chosen hometown. the latest no him hussain received his citizenship just last month and was planning on bringing his wife in pakistan to live here. the dream was to buy their own home particle haine. al jazeera members of indigenous communities in bangladesh are protesting against the government decree. they say denies their existence media have been ordered to avoid using the wood indigenous during coverage of the us international day of the world. indigenous people, the government has been trying to sense the word fee is the thing. there are no such groups in the country, about 3000000 people in bangladesh claim the states. and the challenge has more for model for bangladesh. bangladesh is home to more than 54 indigenous people speak more than 35 languages and have distinct cultural identity . yet they referred to collectively as the bar. she's the thumb drive down about teaches young people about their cultural heritage to ensure it is passed on to future generat

and the u. s. government response to recent natural disasters has been repeatedly criticized as inadequate. already inundated the southwest, states are bracing for more rain later this week. pakistan's oust and prime minister imran can has lashed out against the countries judiciary in response to terrorism charges against him. authorities filed the charges after a speech in which can threaten to sue a police officer and a judge by his dad's parliament, forced him from office in april and can, has been holding riley's to be reinstated. the new charges could lead to his arrest . him run con, defiant as he received the heroes. welcome by his supporters at american beacon, when i called for legal action against them and the government registered a terrorism case against me and got it. they have done the wrong thing and get it done. we got a letter when we say we will take legal action, but they register a case against me, one of the gods, and take out an arrest warrant against me. what does that show? well that there is no rule of law in our country. oh, come on the name on the pakistani law, the former prime minister will face arrest if a judge confirms the charges brought against him.

and part of the in pakistan the part of the project is she peck. now when we had the seabeck, there was a lot of antagonism from a bi or india from u. s. and u. k. in other western countries also would look like that. they will do one to let us develop through going to the i m f. but they're equally adamant not to let us develop through getting, you know, see back to, because said that countries were usa, u k, were openly, you know, denouncing seabag. i feel that this is the 1st time that pakistan was able to get some development. i'm having said that, i also feel that if we have governments, that term has some strength, have the knowledge, are honest, then they can negotiate better with the chinese. because in china did his ged trojans for corruption at the highest level. so chinese government are very honest into dealing with other countries and if other countries, governments have equally honest, then dickon bought, you know what, joe? and you think god technological vents, the division of technological ranks between the host country and the investing country. so i think it all depends how much you are able to get out of a, any error before i

pakistan ambassador and washington. and the under secretary of state, or of the you of the u. s. there is a conversation between them where he threatens the pakistani investor. that unless i m. ron hahn was removed as a prime minister in a no confidence, a motion that booked. that still wasn't table as yet that there would be consequences for bug a son. the biggest problem is that western countries expect their problems for to become our problems. some background in april, i know confidence so removed, and my con, from the country's top political position. and the pm has been holding rally's regularly since earlier this month. his chief of staff shabazz ball, was arrested on charges of sedition and tortured imprison. according to con, he demanded action be taken against the police chief and a judge which led to the terrorism charges. the former global cricket start is out on bail, and so his next 5 for a hearing on august 30. first, you can watch our exclusive end up coverage with the former pakistani prime minister in wrong con, in full throughout the day here on r t the brutal

u. s. make investments they're more attractive for investors. and that comes at the expense of emerging markets. a countries like egypt gonna pakistan and turkey are among those at growing risk of a debt crisis. that's according to the institute of international finance. in july alone, global investors withdrew nearly $10000000000.00 us dollars from so called emerging economy's $9000000000.00 from their bond markets. and 1000000000 from their stock markets are the ones mostly went to the united states because the higher interest rates. and because the u. s. dollar is regarded as a safe haven in times of growing economic uncertainty of where economies already dealing with higher prices. the rapid flight of capital is something of a double whammy. just look at argentina. argentinians are angry. their demands higher wages welfare benefits along with employment opportunities and lower prices. i can't even get in a to day in argentina, it's a privilege to eat. in other words, such a fundamental right for families, especially for many of them and who a heads of households cannot even guarantee milk for their children. in argentina, there

u. s. make investments . they're more attractive for investors. and that comes at the expense of emerging markets, a countries like egypt gonna pakistan and turkey are among those at growing risk of a debt crisis. that's according to the institute of international finance. and july alone, global investors withdrew nearly $10000000000.00 us dollars from so called emerging economy's $9000000000.00 from their bond markets. and 1000000000 from their stock markets are the ones mostly went to the united states because the higher interest rates. and because the u. s. dollar is regarded as a safe haven in times of growing economic uncertainty of where economies already dealing with higher prices. the rapid flight of capital is something of a double whammy. just look at argentina. argentinians are angry. their demands higher wages welfare benefits along with employment opportunities and lower prices. i can't even get in today in argentina, it's a privilege to eat. in other words, such a fundamental right for families, especially for many them in who a heads of households cannot even guarantee milk for their children. in argentina, there are many problems we

and more than 2 trillion dollars spent, the u. s. still hasn't learned from its own actions or not back to one of our top stories here on our t as india and pakistan today celebrate 75 years of independence from british colonial rule. but moscow was also celebrating the historic event by hosting a full day festival. and that's exactly where we find a correspondent on your federal. russia is celebrating 75 years of diplomatic relations with india, with the bank a wonderfully hot day. what a better way to celebrate all things india in moscow to think of india, they think about flavor. i says how lot all of it is available. hey, i heard it to be very fair. there is a loss here. time of the life i feel like, especially with a show he showed with show to real in did not want be, think my class have with people you know, with did don't do much of that to open with all the self realization they really make. you realize yourself and your body. yes, and i feel like a lot of russians have been going towards that section and we need a lot of people. do you mind if you go around, you will actually like right. i can call myself. it was very stressful within 2

u. s. and yet it is trading with, with russia. it's buying their oil and it says newton, it doesn't condemn rochelle. it's it just says we are new to can pakistan withstand about pressure though? count county can stand up and say, it's not necessary to choose sides. we're going to act in our own national interests 1st. that's what every country should have the right to do. well, if you have a 100000000 people who are wonderful, they should become your priority. and we should be able to tell a superpower like the united states that look, you know, you know, we would like to take positions. but unfortunately, our situation does just does not allow us to take positions. so allow us to be neutral, you know, be big about just for, for the viewers. we joined the us war on dinner dinner after 911. we begin the bottom. the total number of people who died in the twin does the tragic event. the dentist attack that took place and when does, when less than $3000.00 bug is done when it bought dissipated in the us war on terror? $80000.00 by august, and he's looking and we will gone to was devastated. 3 and a half 1000000 people were internally displaced and

u. s. and yet it is trading with, with russia. it's buying the oil and it stays neutral. it doesn't condemn rush, or it just says we are new to can pakistan withstand pressure though kat county county stand up and say it's not necessary to choose sides. we're going to act in our own national interest 1st. that's what every country should have the right to do. if you have 100000000 people who are wonderful, they should become your priority. and we should be able to tell a super power like the united states that look, you know, you know, we would like to take positions. but unfortunately, our situation does just don't allow us to take positions. so allow us to be neutral, you know, be big about just for your, for the viewers. we joined the us war on terror debtor. after $911.00, we begin the bottom. the total number of people who died in the twin does the tragic event. the dentist attack that took place and when does less than $3000.00 y gets done when it dissipated in the us war on terror. $80000.00 pakistan is looking and we were going to was devastated. 3 and a half 1000000 people were internally displaced. and we had over $100000000000.

and then of course this unrelenting was pakistan's climate change minister sherry raymond, speaking to d w. well, moving on the u. s. face agency, nasa is counting down to a high stakes lunar launch space enthusiasts have flocked to cape canaveral in florida to watch the maiden mission of the artemus program. blast office scheduled just hours from now. the plan is to send an unmanned capital around the moon and back to earth. if all goes well, future flights will carry astronauts to eventually set foot on the moon again. although beset by delays and cost overruns, artemus aims to use the moon as a springboard to mars alive look at nasa space launch system rocket and orion spacecraft ready on launch pad $39.00 b and less than 2 days. the rocket is ready and so is the u. s. space agency. this year. this is the single step that starts the journey of a 1000 miles buckle up. everybody. we're going for ride to the moon. charlie's last, it's been half a century and nasa is feeling the pressure is a new creation. it is a new rocket and a new spacecraft to send humans to the moon on the very next flight. this is something t

and displaced is increasing by the hours pakistan struggle to cope the devastating monsoon floods . the government is cooling at a climate catastrophe. ah, many keeps mccann and welcome to the program. the u. s. space agency in nasa is counting down to a high stakes luna launch kicking off. it's autonomous moon mission. these pictures are coming to us live from cape canaveral in florida, where the space launch system broke it and it's unmanned caps. you'll odd you to blast off. just over half an hour from now, but through report to the fuel leak and a possible crack in some thermal material could now delay the launch engineer's array thing to fix the problems. and will of course be keeping an eye on the situation at the kennedy space and to that the thirst we have this look at nasa's most ambitious moon mission. in half a century alive. look at nasa space launch system rockets and orion spacecraft ready on launch pad $39.00, b in less than 2 days. the rocket is ready and so is the u. s. space agency this year. this is the us single step that starts the journey of a 1000 miles buckle up. everybody. we're going for ride to the moon, charlie latha. it's been half a century and nasa is feeling t

u. s. says the sail join explorer was being operated by its 5th fleet in the gulf and humanitarian organizations in pakistan as struggling to get aid to more than 33000000 people affected by the west. france, in decades, more than 1100 people have died since the monsoon rains began in june. un secretary general is appealing for more than a $160000000.00 in 8. those are the headlines on al jazeera as always more news on our website, al jazeera dot com, coming up next democracy. maybe me . ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, i was very young age. what racism white supremacy was. racism is evil. if you are black, digital or not to be taken seriously, you are a criminal. you are someone who is supposed to shut up and accept what america gives you. the i the mother, she is like this ideal place where everybody's voice counts and it can only be created if we destroyed the systems that it, that america. 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 people live on that it's allusion. they have power that they give to politicians. there's no real poll real powers in the people. when you make the politicians do what you want them to do. america is governed

and a man in his sixties. pakistan is marking 75 years of independence in karachi. a ceremony is being held at the memorial for the countries founder, bahamas, ali, gina a u. s. congressional delegation has arrived in taiwan and emit anne's military attentions, amends military attentions between the island and china. the visit will last 2 days as the group of 5 meet senior at taiwanese leaders. beijing claims taiwan as its own territory and has been holding military drills since u. s. house speaker nancy pelosi visited earlier this month. the listening post is coming up next. what is life large in maximum security prison in this to pot specially report one always goes behind bars. opposed. chung, you, prison on out to 0. have ah, it is hard to comprehend how something like this could happen. how in 1994 for so fruit you malicious would roam the streets and countryside of wonder looking for tutsis to kill. it is difficult to comprehend why they would turn on their neighbors stay friends. and in some cases, members of their own families. it was a killing spree that lasted 100 days and came 280-0000 lives more than a 10th of a population was lost. it is also ha

and grant higher end no than that movie had gone to the u. s. to muster. so org for oh, on the surface. no. the bad thing i'm in that we are so used to pakistan in india, arguing that they'd be made for a good video. leah, but you see the problem is that when joe biden became the president, i think he got offended. he thought that they were totally red stramp, and i think for some reason, rob, because india is a big country, joe biden, couldn't afford to continue with this antagonism towards woody. but i think he started ignoring back as any prime minister. and he was doing all the business widget or with her, you know, general badge was so i think that irritated him brown hand. and now i feel that i would have been totally supporting him brown hand if he had picked up the serve. then you see the narrative was very good. i am talk all out for the narrative because if he had taken up this sort of fight herb for on account of state bank autonomy or i miss her coming so much to the i'm if or on cash leave or on of understand and i would have been very supportive of her grandson, but i feel that it, when it came to pakistani national issues and m

pakistan parliament. while the former prime minister blamed a u. s. plot for his removal. and may con, urge his supporters to take to the streets and a wave of protest erupted in the capital. and the arrest of gil now threatened to put the country at greater risk of social unrest. sean donnell goals are a member of pakistan's. national assembly believes cons and guild political party p t i is now being repressed, especially when the crime in an extremity samara punch him and dpi, says that this is a conspiracy he doesn't take without them. we have plenty of schools that things are happening in a way to the i myself was in the high court. i was in the police station i big targeted and harassed by the nationalist and the flag on minor issues. but just to ensure that we fall into like know when it comes to the issue of shabba gill and the conspiracy. the idea is that mr. gil should sign a confessional statement. this is the gossip we had. again, we have no proof of this, but mister shabba bill has said that the kind of questions that were asked of me what to do with what and prim