u. s. in qatar of issued a statement saying that while the u. s. still refuses to recognize the taliban government. it's agreed to provide humanitarian aid to help its people. the u. s. has said the talks were candid and professional, and taliban will now meet with a delegation from the european union. the sasha name has the latest from doha. the afghan ministry of information characterized the to day talks as quote, positive and says, the hope is this will pay the way for recognition of this transitional afghan government, not only by the united states, but by the international community. the afghan delegation led by the acting foreign minister, came to doha, seeking international recognition and the much needed financial assistance that accompanies it. the country is in the midst of economic and humanitarian crises with un refugee agency warning that if the country doesn't get that much needed assistance come winter, there will be a quote catastrophe. the acting un ambassadors to hail shaheen says the 2 sides dulled into political issues. and came to t

u. s. in cat r. they've issued a statement saying that while the u. s. still refuses to recognize the taliban government. it's agreed to provide humanitarian aid to help afghanistan avoid a looming crisis. the u. s. as the talks were candid and professional, people in australia's biggest city, sidney are celebrating opera months long. cobit 19 lockdown was finally lifted. cafes gyms and hair dresses of reopened to the fully vaccinated. tough restrictions have been in place for more than a 100 days. a new reports warning of a stark imbalance and the number of women getting the coven 19 vaccine compared to men. they were searched by the care international aid organization shows that in some countries, just one woman is vaccinated for every 3 men. the reasons range from not trusting vaccinations. the not having permission from husbands or male relatives. the gap is worse in poor countries. tens of thousands of people have brought it across poland . they're angry about a court ruling which said parts of e u law are incompatible with a polish constitution. supporte

u. s. in qatar issued a statement saying that while the u. s. still refuses to recognize the taliban government, it's agreed to provide humanitarian aid to help afghanistan. the u. s. has said the talks were candid and professional. a months long covert noise, he locked on in australia's launch. a city has been lifted. tough restrictions have been in place in sidney for more than a 100 days to curb the spread of the delta variance cafes. gems, i'm head dresses have reopened. the fully vaccinated tens of thousands of people have rallied across poland, the angry assa court ruling which said the parts of you law are incompatible with the polish constitution. supporters of the european union are worried that their government is pushing poland towards an exit from the block. riley has taken place in to nicea against president chi. saeed, accusing him of a power grab, have been demonstrations across the country since he assumed executive authority, govern forces have detained at least 500 people at a sweeping crackdown in indeed, administered kashmir, all a

u. s. in cat r. they've issued a statement saying that while the u. s. still refuses to recognize the taliban government. it's agreed to provide humanitarian aid to help afghanistan avoid a looming crisis. the u. s. s. and the talks were candid and professional. tens of thousands of people have rallied across poland. they're angry over a court ruling which said the parts of the law are incompatible with the polish constitutional supporters of the european union are worried that their government is pushing poland towards an exit from the block. from some of the millions of people in australia's largest city, sidney are celebrating. after a months long cobit 19 lockdown was lifted. tough restrictions had been in place more than a 100 days to cut the spread of the delta variant cafes, gyms and hair dresses have reopened. for the fully vaccinated dozens of refugees and migrants, including 17 children, had been rescued in the mediterranean sea. a pregnant woman was among the 59 people, helped by an italian enjo ship operated by the rescue charity. they were sailing

still have nuclear weapons. anyway, thanks and next up, the u. s. might finally be forced to acknowledge a secret cia torture site. it was operating in poland, but it's not going to give in to the for that easily. it still hasn't guards to play such as going. that's a very bad idea for you to ask us about that. and then staring right through you. for more on this, let's go to redacted corridor responded job for con. ah, poll it the european country known for its per rogue eas potatoes, and now post $911.00 secret cia torture prisons. but the u. s. still refuses to officially acknowledge their polish black site. that may change soon though, because of a man named abuse, a beta. he's a palestinian man who was kidnapped by the cia and pakistan back in 2002, back when he had both his eyes. he was the 1st official victim of our post $911.00 torture program, even though he's never been charged with a single crime. in fact, it was all the way back in 2006 that the cia formally concluded that i was a beta was not a member of al qaeda. and he still locked up

and yet you still have a number of countries including the u. s. including israel boycotting this conferences. this would appeared to cut against that promise to abolish racism. would it not? well, it's really, really disappointing that several countries decided to boycott our round table and did not participate in discussions on the a resolution that was unanimously adopted. i've been looking at to the list of countries that over time have boycotted, various events associated with the struggle against racism. as the number has grown from a bar to think. her 9 countries to $21.00 now says clear that there's some one doing work, mobilizing against the durbin declaration, and it's positive intentions, which are action by the world to combat racism and all forms of intolerance. so i cannot understand why such an objective would be regarded as antithetical or 2, or rather more developed countries, several of which were the cause of the very racism. we're all trying to come back today. we're looking at a double standard. so we not, i think so, i think l

u. s. still boycotts an anti racism conference. it, they appears to be no rational in a way. maybe it's an intention to say, we don't think we have a problem. i mean, we can all see it. but perhaps if you ignore it or you pretend that it goes away, but it reads, it said and will continue to do so. we're trying in south africa. mean we're, we're not innocent by any means and have our own problems of a racism and all forms of discrimination including a violence against fellow africans. but these are matters that we are confronting directly and talking to our population about, you know, inculcating in them a sense of social cohesion and an understanding of the responsibility we have as a constitutional state with the bill of rights to protect others. and not to regard those who come from another country as being different from south africans. so you either have a government that is bold and that will confront these issues as present from a poor said as all you have for governments. that shy away may be because the problem is too awful for them to believe they can grapple with it

u. s. still refuses to officially acknowledge their polish black site. that may change soon though, because of a man named abuse a beta. he's a palestinian man who was kidnapped by the cia and pakistan back in 2002, back when he had both his eyes. he was the 1st official victim of our post $911.00 torture program, even though he's never been charged with a single crime. in fact, it was all the way back in 2006 that the c i formerly concluded that i was a beta was not a member of al qaeda. and he still walked up to this day. man, that is absolutely infuriating. ironically, it's the kind of stuff that makes you wish you were a member of al qaeda. right? just me. we'll move on this wednesday. the supreme court is finally hearings who made his request that he be permitted to submit testimony from the to cia contractors who oversaw his torture d, posing these contractors would potentially force the government to admit the existence of its secret black site and poland. luckily for the government already have an argument ready, state secret privilege would shie

u. s. delegation. washington says they discuss security evacuation fights and women and minority rights in afghan. his son, while the u. s. still refuses to recognize its hannibal government, it's agreed to provide humanitarian aid directly to the afghan people. then bas ravi explains the expectations from both sides. at the toxin door, the europeans want a primarily to guarantees the same thing. the americans want to make sure that have gone, his son does not become a staging ground for any kind of attacks by arm groups such as al qaeda or the islamic state. and they'll be one, it guarantees that there won't be another refugee crisis, like we saw in 20152016 where refugees of from, of got us on in syria, streamed into european borders. they don't want anything like that. again, how they achieve that is by delivering humanitarian aid to neighboring countries around afghanistan and inside have gone on to that end you. the european union will be looking for guarantees of being able to fairly access all parts of a gun. it's fun to make sure aid is not sees at airports or at border crossings by the taliban government as it goes int

u. s. still defaulting haitians. essentially it's slow down a great deal because the traffic at the border is also slowed down. at one point, there were about 7 flights a day, forcibly repatriated haitians back to haiti that's gone down to about war. there were some concerns from republicans here that they, these haitians were being released into the u. s. that is not the case. there was something like $15000.00 asians at that border crossing. most of those have now been sent back to haiti and remember, this is a place where there really isn't a functioning government. there really isn't a functioning legislator. and of course, biden administration's big pushes to get free and fair elections to happen as soon as possible. now that isn't going that they are going to vote on the constitution before, hopefully holding elections some time next year. but as you heard from daniel foot, the says, the gangs that are running things, the security situation is extremely dangerous. and the u. s. simply has to do more and gallagh

u. s. delegation washington says they talked about security evacuation flights and women and minority rights in afghanistan, while the u. s. still refuses to recognize the taliban governments as agreed to provide humanitarian aid directly to the african people. let's say queue live now to a fee to pictures coming to us out of the afghan capital. what you're looking at right now is the acting taliban. foreign minister. let's just dip in to see what he's saying. we're anticipating, there's a chance they might be talking about some of the discussions going on in the country capital. you're planning on being of crossroads and be the main reasons for the economy. revolution i've run. hassan has an islamic country, want with me is law, me, countries and islamic people have was relation. i've run a thought as an important part of the islamic word. and at the same time, from west and from the gulf country. and at the same time will be out of work and with the gulf countries we want special relations with them. understand does not want to engage into either conflicts or.

u. s. still refuses to recognize the taliban government. it's agreed to provide humanitarian aid directly to the afghan people. sign up as ravi has been following the talks ross and his live indo hello design. what's likely to be the focus of today's discussions between the you and the taliban? well we have to start by saying this is the 1st time that members of the e. u. delegation from the european union will be meeting with officials from the taliban since the government and taliban was able to sort of put pen to paper and make sure that the a world knows that these are the taliban leaders, that the world will be dealing with going forward we can look back about a month or 2 and things were far more unstable. now, the europeans will be sitting face to face for the 1st time with people they know that they will be dealing with for, ah, far into the future. in terms of these negotiations, what are they likely to be talking about? will the europeans want primarily to guarantees the same thing? the americans want to make sure that he got his

u. s. still has not lifted the billions of dollars on trade terrorists on china, even though that it's hampering the u. s. economy and growth and consumers end up paying for that. and just recently the u. s. fcc revoke the license on china telecom on tuesday. so there actually is a slight escalation rather than a reconciliation going into this meeting. so while it's a great idea for everybody to try to work together, it's easier said than done as that was not a friendly gesture toward the country whom you're trying to build a relationship with. and work with seems to be politics as usual, especially with the binding ministration, kind of falling in line with what the trump administration did before. now, speaking of agreements going into effect ban. we know that one of the big items which many consider is a victory going into the g. 20 is what appears to be a consensus on a global minimum tax. is this truly on the verge of being implemented? well, it looks like that it is. i mean, we're talking a

u. s still averaging more than 112,000 new cases every day.big cities are now increasingly turning to vaccine mandates as the best way to encourage holdouts new york and san francisco already require vaccinations for most indoor activities. and now los angeles is poised to follow suit with city councilors urging a yes vote on a mandate proposal there. we need both to limit transmission of the virus as well as making sure that we do make it convenient for those who do not want to get vaccinated. more than a dozen states are also now mandating vaccines for healthcare workers, despite the risk of staffing shortages and in minnesota, 180 employees are suing to block those mandates. lot of lot of employees are nervous. you know, how do we breach the subject without with our employees? meanwhile on capitol hill lawmakers are taking a look at mask in vaccine mandates for public schools, with reaction predictably split down party lines. democrats criticizing governors who have banned mandates in schools and republicans criticizing those mandates as a

u. s. peak still went over its neighbors with billions of dollars. the new investment and online learning took off during the pandemic, but can be had to take thought i'd turn a profit. counting the cost on colleges. here we understand the differences and similarities of cultures across the world center might have when you call home, we'll put you can use in current affairs that matter to you gotta one of the fastest growing nations in the world. ah, the cause of needed to oakland and develop its whole international shipping company to become a middle east and or trade and one, a skillfully mapped out 3 key areas of develop who filling a prominence, connecting the world, connecting the future while the cost cutters gateway to whoa trade, lou ah, a man, i'll main stories now. at least 41 people have been killed and dozens wounded and an attack on a ship lost in afghanistan. this happened during friday prayers in the southern city of kandahar. it's believed that will multiple explosions. a member of parliament from you guys governing conservative party

u. s. is still interested in continuing its military relations with a, with, with us bankers. and obviously russia is continuing to exercise a soft power, economic power, et cetera. ah, the, the big question is whether you know that situation little's been of ganeth down will spill over to these countries. there's a lot of concern that they at least stay secular and do not fall prey to the extremist influence is coming from afghanistan. and mind you there was mega center has had a very difficult relationship with, with a muslim extremists, it has imprisoned thousands of members of the his birthday party. some of them had been leased, et cetera. ah, but there's still a lot of concern of which way was back it's then we'll go and it's not just the 3rd . there isn't a threat of that, as i said, but it's also a threat on islamic extremism that remains very present. he said people will, will almost certainly vote for the incumbent in the selection of it in what sort of numbers. i mean, what do we think they get a vote enthusiastically today? how do they you say things are better und

u. s. troop withdrawal. i saw an afghan to stand previously claimed responsibility for a suicide of packet cobbles, airport in august, which killed about $170.00 afghan civilians and 13 u. s. soldiers still to come here and al jazeera a 2nd. the chinese property company default says that laden ever ground hopes to dodge collapse, plus why the bolivian capital has become a battle ground over it's blossoming. co come like ah hello again. it's been a huge amount of rain in the north west of italy, studying results in peer monson and then luxurious the northwest really running off the mountains. but it's also fallen lower level. and the client brought this stuff he has moved on. there is some movement in this is a very active area than beyond that you've got what looks more or tom opened the british isles. but if you're down in spain and portugal, well enjoy the warped. it's still there. we're in the twenty's, not the thirty's, but it starts to be settled whether in eastern europe terms resent the teens now, but again settled whether was sunshine in the sky, so that have focused them. although there are going to be warnings, moving slowly out of its lean towards the balkans at the moment on

u. s. president still meet a president and there do on and if he would shy away from doing that, what would the impact be on dervish markets? right, so why then would he do this at a time of rising inflation and financial instability in the likelihood of the turkish lira weakening even more? as a result of us it's really hard to figure out a president. hurdle on is obviously a man who has, who wears his emotions on his sleeve when he's angry. he's angry when he is happy, he's happy, but there's also a stylistic issue. his way of dealing with hard times, difficult time challenges have always been upping. the ante is a risk taker and he's taking a huge he, i think everyone is aware that he is taking a huge mega risk. but a usually a gets the ups the ante escalades of hoping that his counterparts would, you know, sort of take a step back or tone down or offer engagement. this may well be the case that he's also frustrated by this lack of engagement from the west over the past few months, not just abide an association, but also european. well, he is really escalating, in some sense by sort of h

u. s. peak still went over its neighbors with billions of dollars. the new investment and online learning took off during the pandemic, but can be had to take thought, i'd turn a profit. counting the cost on algiers here. oh thing the powerful to account. as we examined the u. s. shoots roll in the world on al jazeera ah, united in grey's prime minister, barak johnson m u k. opposition later paid tribute to a fellow in pe, david amos, who was fatally stamped ah, hello, i'm emily anglin. this is al jazeera live from doha, also coming up. i so says eats behind friday's suicide attack on a mosque in kandahar that's killed. 48 afghans, a snob for the later of me, and must june to the block of southeast asian countries. bands men on the lie from its summit later this month and on the red, corporate, famous producers, actors and directors will.

u. s. is still going to be more like 20 you know, depending on the buying reforms here might be up to 525 percent. so. ready countries a corporation is doing business with, gary is not going to tax reason to shift back to the u. s. when they have to pay a higher tax for making income in the, in the us. right. but so it is a, it is a unique and important reform. no question. so does this mean the end of tax havens it, it kind of uniforms, a unify as the tax havens in one. and this can be less of incentive for companies to move outside of let's say the u. s. or major or higher tax regions to a place like will gary in my, in my hypothetical. but it doesn't mean that the tax havens will all lose. i mean, we have all these countries have signed on, including tax savings. so they must see some benefits. and one of the benefit is that they're not competing with each other. if you get my drift in and you're also going to be able to get more revenues, they're still going to be lower. tax is still going to be an incentive to operate. there are just won't be as big as it was. so of them, it's an end, it's a

u. s. is still interested in continuing its military relations with a, with, with respect to send. and obviously russia is considering judge, the size of soft power, can optic power, et cetera. the big question is whether you know the situation, it again is down, it will spill over to these countries. there's a lot of concern that they at least stay secular and do not full upgrade to the extremist influences. as mirrors are, you have went to cast his own vote at a polling station on the outskirts of the capital touch kent. his chances of winning remain around 90 percent. leo harding al jazeera gunman has killed at least 10 people in mali in an attack on a base of power, military group known as the gun to it. so it happened in the northern region of go . the group was formed in 2009 and is backed by the army. it's unclear who is responsible for the attack because hawk has more now from the car and neighboring cynical. it happened just a 10 minutes drive from the minute my base. remember, there's at least 14000 un peacekeeping soldiers there and next to the french base back gun. so q

u. s. is still interested in continuing its military relations with a, with us bankers. and obviously russia is continuing to exercise a soft power to market power, et cetera. ah, the big question is whether you know the situation in afghanistan, it will spill over to these countries. there's a lot of concern that they at least stay secular and do not fall prey to the extremist influences. as mirrors are, you have went to cast his own vote at a polling station on the outskirts of the capital, touched kent. his chances of winning remain around 90 percent. leah harding al jazeera george's opposition of rallied against the imprisonments of former president. michelle, 2nd for the demonstration moves. hell's new, the jail we're 2nd really has been held for more than 3 weeks. he's been on a hunger strike since being arrested on his return to georgia. after living in exxon for years, the supporters are demanding authorities, transfer him to hospital for treatments. 10 western nations are waiting to see if there ambassadors will be asked to leave turkey. after precedence, richar

u. s. in the fight against i still in afghanistan. the group has also asked the u. s. to lift a ban on afghans central bank reserves. national day celebrations are underway in taiwan. it comes a day after the chinese president gigi paying said there will be a peaceful reunification with the island area on saturday towns president sighing when promised to defend her islands democracy. if european forces have launched a new round of air and ground strikes against 2 grand rebels, the attacks took place in the har region. the t gray people's liberation france has been fighting pro government forces in the north. for the last 11 months. austria sebastian quotes has announced his resignation as chancellor. it says he will stay on as leader of his party in parliament who is currently on the investigation. i've a corruption allegations. he's accused of using public funds to gain favorable press coverage. he's denied the charges. new rivers of lava have emerged from the volcano in the canary audience, threatening more homes and forms it began erupting 3 weeks ago. more than a 1

u. s. government. i still reeling from the fall out of the the last drone strike of the afghan waterloo. ah, a drone strike that caused 10 civilian casualties. we have kept in touch with their relatives and the only apology that they've heard this is on television. but the united states, the pentagon, calling the deaths of 1010 of their loved ones, are a tragic mistake. but at the same time saying, no disciplinary measures would be carried out and they're left with with the understanding that if of their loss hasn't been inflicted by the taliban or isis. well, they're out of luck or commitment to the international court of justice. i will say that we have been demanding for justice for more than one month now we suffered pain. nobody asked us about or helped us. we need justice to be served as soon as possible. i ask americans and other people around the world who allow the american military to bomb innocent civilians in any part of the world. this must be stopped once and for all, no killings of women and inn

u. s. justice department failed to keep up with cia fantasies. they were still processing the case and didn't file charges against the wikileaks founda. so the cia was going to kidnap a foreign citizen from the capital of washington's closest ally with no legal basis tool. a perfect master black deed do could possibly spoil the fun russians of course, chapter 3, fighting russians. what if vladimir putin intelligence gets their 1st ducks a sound and then flies him to moscow? that's a possibility. the paranoid, see i any offices thought? brace yourself. the plans accounts of russians may just blow your mind. the cia left nothing to chance. the sand gets into the car with the russian operatives. a cia initiates a car crash with the russian diplomatic vehicle. god knows how many other londoners collateral damage is. they say, assange gets on the plane. the cia blocks it on the runway by shooting its tires. as well as anything and anybody else in the way the plane takes off with a flat tire, the c i a hovers a helicopter over, it still manages to leave the ground. th

i'm still here with the full, the u. s. ambassador of u. n. and the 27th us national security advisor, john bolton, quite a lot of us subsidy to the you and i know that under trump, you got out of unesco. biding took you back in. did you advise of national security adviser that some of that us subsidy g u. n. g reduced, i've long felt based on my tenure in new york is un ambassador and other positions i've held that the u. s. money is, is wasted in many respects misspent in many respects. and my overall reform proposal for the un is to abolish what are called assess contributions, which are essentially mandatory. the u. s. pays around 2022 percent of the budgets and most agencies, i'd make all contributions from national members of the you and i'd make all. busy contributions, wow, but i mean, there must be people all over the world. you believe that would agree with all this . why did you get nowhere with all of this, the notion to make contributions, voluntary, unfortunately didn't have agreement all around the world. but i think if it did,

u. s. president, but the u. s. congress has yet to sign on to this, and that could be a little bit of a hiccup for the u. s. president, but still the white house believes that it is moving forward on a very significant achievement with the global minimum corporate tax. okay, thank you. so much kimberly how can reporting from room punch him or head on the all the news our including the u. k. is prime minister talks of a turbulent relationship with from this is the route over fishing, right? escalate recognizing religion. india's indigenous tribes say it's time their beliefs are accurately reflected in the sense of coming up and for their work. a picture of who sold a show in game 3 of the world theory. ah, the 1st rebels from if you appeal to grow region say they are now in full control of the strategic channel dessie in the neighboring. i'm horror region. the claim by the to grow people's liberation front is being contested by the government. fighting has moved into the har and far regions. after rebels reach a control of t gray. in recent months, the conflict has been going on for more than a year. thousands of people have bee

u. s. for defense. beyond was killed in the european must still being naive when we are under pressure from powers who at times harden their stones. we need to react the u. s. is a great historical ally, but we must see that they have been focusing a lot on themselves. and they have strategic interest that a reoriented towards china and the pacific. we will be naive, or rather we will be making a terrible mistake if we did not want to draw consequences from that. we have to see this with pragmatism and lucidity for our independence, and we must of europeans take responsibility for our phone protection. possible in political analyst use of aaron says leaving on cra, out of the regional security agreements, damages the entire nato organization. turkey is a major driver in many of the decisions at greece makes in the region, whether it's, it's relationship with france or the united states allowing more us forces there. whether it's the east med platform, dec reese is a part of a, any type of foreign policy that tries to exclude turkey out of regional platforms. when we look lately, at the traj

u. s. for defense, little bandwidths to yield an 80 europeans must still being naive when we are under pressure from powers who at times harden their stance. we need to react the u. s. is a great historical ally, but we must see that they have been focusing a lot on themselves and they have strategic interests that are reoriented towards china and the pacific. we will be naive, or rather we will be making a terrible mistake if we did not want to drill consequences from that. we have to see this with pragmatism and lucidity for our independence. and we must, as europeans take responsibility for our phone protection at all possible, andy, political analysts use of air him. it says leaving ankara out of the original security agreements, damages the entire nato organization. turkey is a major driver in many of the decisions at greece. meeks, in the region, whether it's, it's relationship with brands or the united states, allowing more us forces there. whether it's the east med platform day greece is a part of a, any type of foreign policy that tries to exclude turkey out of regional platforms. when

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