is holding talks with you in the secretary general antonia gutierrez and turkeys, leda, and the western city of la 8th. it's recipe. ty up edwin's 1st visit to you crimes, since the conflict began with a mixing far away from the front lines in the east as expected to focus on a diplomatic solution. the talks are also focusing on expanding ukraine's grainy exports to avert a global food crisis. also on the agenda, avoiding disaster and europe's largest nuclear power plant and suffer v t c, which is under russian control. moscow and keith have accused each other of shelling the complex. well, it was listed as life for us. and it's then bull now. because what can you explain just how significant this meeting is, and i guess what the hoping to achieve. well, it's quite significant regarding the what is at the state can now by president ad one's of turkey. the 1st with it to, to ukraine seems the sort of the war. and for the 1st time he's going to, he met president. one of them is the length of ukraine face to face. and they have discussed about the cooper reduction of the, the turkish by dr. dro

i left odessa this week for ukrainians in regions closest to the fighting hospitals in the western city of levine, var, a lifeline, most of the injured being treated. they're brought in from the east, but those hospitals are struggling to cope with the volume and nature of injuries. theresa bo explains with, after escaping the war in east in ukraine. some of the injured arrived here in live, even on the western side of the country to get much needed medical help. mean esvito lost her leg doing an attack on her village in they had a son region. while he was a rule, i was together with my children. they went inside and i was outside and this happened. i couldn't call to my daughter in law, there were no windows and doors. everything was destroyed. fighting continues in eastern ukraine as rush as military pushes to try to secure control over the dumbass region. but many civilians are paying the price. people here arrive with wounds that are infected with shrapnel clone thing, among other things, some of the wounds are weak sold. doctors here tell us that they're desperate to get more antib

this market has just reopened in the western city of herat. this was the first day.rvous. shops, still empty. this is it? yes. this is your shop? today it's closed. 0h, your sewing machines. 18—year—old suhaila is excited. she's reopening this dress shop with big sister. but she should be in her last year of school. suhaila was the top student in her class. but the taliban shut most high schools. i am very sad. if i finished school i would start university but i can't go to university because i'm not graduated from school. was it hard for you? no school, no shop. how hard was it? i think it's not for me, and for all of the girls of afghanistan it's a sad memory... and i miss school. sorry. it's ok. sorry. it's hard here, too, far away in the central highlands. this is one of afghanistan's poorest provinces. since the taliban took over, even poorer. and there's still no aid to their government. for the destitute and desperate, agonising choices. this woman gave her daughter in marriage for about £1000. she's only years old. so is her husband to be. translation: she's

set to meet with president vladimir lansky and talkies leader frederick typo on the talks in the western city of levine, val focused on efforts to unlock ukraine's grain exports. also on the agenda, averting a disaster have europe's largest nuclear power plant in zapper asia, which is under russian control. grain of jap, removed from the earliest you inspected digital antonia goodess hess, all the adapt a new cream together. we will work full clean. our diplomats nuclear scientists and the international atomic energy agency are in constant conduct. they are no walking on sending a mission to south rachelle nuclear power plant. on the absolute transparency and control of the situation at the end on the plan can guarantee it gradually. brooklyn to nuclear safety photo crim state. the international community and the agency alteri the bows lie for us now in levine, where that meeting is going to be happening. theresa, just talk us through what we should expect from this meeting. well, this is a very high level meeting happening here out for turkish president, the united nations secretary general.

and the western city of the vive. at home will focus on grain exports and the safety of europe's largest nuclear power plants. another missile strike has been reported on ukraine's 2nd largest city of khaki. since when say 7 people have been killed in russian at taxpayer, the head of the world health organization has said the humanitarian situation and ethiopians. tig ry region is the worst in the world. ted ross at hannon, gabrielle says, says 6000000 people are in need of 810 draws, his form to grey believes the crisis is going unnoticed. in terms of humanitarian crisis, i can tell you that the humanitarian crisis integrates more than you create without in exaggeration. and i say it is many months ago may be the reason is the color of the scheme of the people into gray. i haven't heard been the last 5 few months or several months now. even the head of state talking about that to like condition anywhere in the develop gordon, especially why i think we know a u. s. court has ordered 3 major pharmaceutical companies to

and turkey's leader had been holding talks in the western city of the viv. it's reject attire adorns 1st visit to ukraine since the conflict began. well, the meeting of far away from the front lines in the east is expected to focus on a diplomatic solution. talk saw also looking at expanding ukraine's grain exports to avert a global food crisis. also on the agenda, avoiding a disaster, europe's largest nuclear power, arkansas, parisha, which is under russian control. moscow and kia have accused each other of shelling the facility or so said are, is live for us in now it's down will now, sir. so how significant is this meeting and what's the latest you can tell us? well, it's quite a significant meeting, because this is the 1st wizard of turkish president jeff, taper 12, ukraine, after the war started in the country, and he is joined by the un secretary general antonio terrace. now, there is a presser on the way and a prisoner lensky or ukraine has said that during his meeting with president ad one, they have talked about the great deal, and also distribution

meet president followed him as the landscape and turkey's leader richard typo on the talks in the western city of evil focus on expanding ukraine's grain exports. also on the agenda, averting a disaster. europe's largest nuclear power plant tins operation, which is on the russian control random variables in the you inspected region. the antonia good at us has all the adapt a new claim together. we will work for the clean, our diploma nuclear scientists and the international atomic energy agency and in constant contact. they are know, working on sending emission to south racial nuclear fall planned on the absolute transparency and control of the situation at the end on the plan can guarantee a gradual return. the nucleus f d for the current state, the international community. and the agency talks about live in the vive, where that meeting is set to happen. teresa talk us through what's going to be happening today? well, that's correct. un secretary general antonio. we've had it in here already in a lead. he's been touring around the city was just here where we are in front of a national univers

been tackling wildfires raging across the country, including a very large blaze near the south—western cityf bordeaux. fire crews are exhausted from the unrelenting heat that has driven the worst wildfires for decades. experts say the extreme conditions are being driven by climate change. droughts have been declared in eight areas of england. the environment agency in the uk says that after the driest summer in nearly 50 years, it would take "weeks�* worth of rain" to replenish water sources, while experts warn england's drought could last into the next year. now on bbc news — our world. yalda hakim travels to afghanistan to investigate the disappearance of policewoman alia azizi. she meets activists and protestors, asking the taliban why they are not doing more. alia azizi, a policewoman in herat, has completely disappeared. she's gone missing. what do you know about that case? this is afghanistan, one year into taliban rule. i've come here to investigate the disappearance of a woman. under the last government, alia azizi was a successful career woman as a high—ranking prison officer. hard

been tackling wildfires raging across the country, including a very large blaze near the south—western cityf bordeaux. fire crews are exahusted from the unrelenting heat that has driven the worst wildfires for decades. experts say the extreme conditions are being driven by climate change. droughts have been declared in eight areas of england. the environment agency in the uk says that after the driest summer in nearly 50 years, it would take "weeks' worth of rain" to replenish water sources, while experts warn england's drought could last into the next year. now on bbc news, return of the tigers. in 2010, the himalayan nation of nepal was one of 13 countries to commit to doubling its wild tiger populations by 2022. nepal is now the only country to have achieved that goal. tigers are making a remarkable comeback here in nepal. their numbers more than doubling in the last ten years. tigers are the majestic creatures. being assigned in the protection duties, it's an honour, you know, it's a privilege. it's a small victory in a battle to bring them back from the brink of extinction. it is defin

been tackling wildfires raging across the country, including a very large blaze near the south—western cityf bordeaux. fire crews are exahusted from the unrelenting heat that has driven the worst wildfires for decades. experts say the extreme conditions are being driven by climate change. droughts have been declared in eight areas of england. the environment agency in the uk says that after the driest summer in nearly 50 years, it would take weeks�* worth of rain to replenish water sources, while experts warn england's drought could last into the next year. now on bbc news, the travel show. oh, wow! look at the size of this place! this is tokyo stadium, and it was home to the football, the rugby and the pentathlon during the olympics, and i'm glad to finally be here. japan's delayed summer of sport finally got under way in 2021. my name's steve brown, and i was supposed to come over for the paralympic coverage. not being able to make it out was a huge blow. the whole thing about sport, it's not just about watching it, it's about feeling it, that immersive experience. before i was a presente

president, philadelphia, zalinski and turkeys later, recept tie with a tie up it on the talks in the western city of levine will focus on grinding exports. and the safety of this apparition, nuclear power plant will use an taiwan have announced plans to hold formal, tried talks. it follows to high level visits to taipei by members of the u. s. congress. the meetings, anger, beijing, which claims taiwan as its own. china says it firmly opposes the tried talks and accuses washington of violating it's one china policy. at least 38 people have been killed and dozens injured in forest fires in north east in algeria, firefighters, and helicopters a trying to contain nearly 40 blazes. more than 350 people had been forced to leave their homes. will thursday marks $100.00 days since al jazeera gentle assuring abala clay was killed in the occupied whist bank. palestinians continue to demand justice and accountability for the correspondence known as the voice of palestine. with those alba headlines, the news continues here on al jazeera after witness up next. oh hi. i was. oh oh, oh, what do you mean with a

president let him as lensky, you and secretary journal antonio, garish and turkeys leader in the western city of live. if it's reject type and one's a 1st visit to ukraine, since the conflict began. well, the meeting far away from the front lines in the east is expected to focus on a diplomatic solution. the talks are also focusing on expanding ukraine's gray next boss to avert a global food crisis. also on the agenda, avoiding a disaster, europe's largest nuclear power plant in its apparition, which is under russian control or moscow. and kids have accused each other of shelling the facility where we have that to correspondence on the story. kristen salumi is standing by at un headquarters in new york, but 1st 2 are so said are in a stand burner. so how significant is this meeting and what's the latest? while it's quite significant with it, this is president of turkey. moved 1st with it to ukraine after the war began in the, in the compass 1st face to face meeting between one of them is of ukraine and out of the one. so today they held a bilateral meeting and they have discussed about how to

i have my own method when i hear russian on the streets of western cities.the last time i was in rome. so i hear russian and god knows whether it is russians or about putin. russians or the opposition or maybe ukrainian patriots who speak russian like that so my text is that i approach those types and say to the forehead and wait for the reaction they mostly say so it was some russians who support ukraine or some russian-speaking ukrainians or belarusians who also support ukraine or russians who do not support but see that it is their turn to answer properly but are afraid that the law in europe is properly protected and the police work properly with criminals, you mentioned communism, my next question will relate to what poland and ukraine experienced under during this regime, the germans apologized to the world for what they did during the second world war, and when the soviet union defeated the nazis, they turned a blind eye to the atrocities committed by communism, now the leader of some countries say that the world needs a fair assessment of the communi

we began in ukraine's western city of levin were present volume is the landscape hosting talks with un secretary general, antonio, good cherish and turkish present. ready type on top of the agenda is the volatile situation. that was that raise your nuclear power plant in southern ukraine, which russia now controls the plant has come under repeated shelling in recent weeks. also on the agenda, a grain exports with millions of tons of much needed wheat and may still stuck in ukrainian pulse. with turkey emerging as a mediator between ukraine and russia, i asked our correspondent, julia han and it's tumble about the possibility of president about getting the warring parties around the table. well, it's actually ad one's 1st visit to ukraine since russia began invading the country . so it's actually the 1st time he is talking face to face with volota mias lensky since later february. some observers say it's about timer on. finally went to ukraine because he has already met twice with the of loud him you put in in recent weeks. now turkey is a nato member, but we also know that the turkish

moving out west, each sounding to one of the regions they will run on the route from keith to the western city of is god in the border with sla vacuum. ah, this is al jazeera, these, your top stories. ukraine is set to hold muted independence day select celebrations off to warnings. russia may ram puppets attacks. a strict curfews in place in the north eastern city of concave and authorities in the capital. keith have been mass gatherings for the whole week. photos have emerged of russian back separatist in modern poll building prison cages at the chamber for la monica to hold a trial for ukrainian prisoners of war. russia supreme court declared the as of regiment a terrorist group. early this month. united nations has express concerns about the potential trial. the un security council was held an emergency meeting to discuss fighting near the russian occupies upper region nuclear plant in ukraine. agreement is urgently needed to re establish the parisha as purely civilian infrastructure and to ensure the safety of the area. we must be clear that any potential damage to the plant or any other

secretary general ent and a good head, as is said to make the leaders of ukraine and turkey and the western city of leave . the talk so focused on brain exports and the safety of europe's largest nuclear power plants to his vote has more from live. if at the other issue that has comedies here, the possibility of finding a political solution to this ongoing war, the presence of the turkish presidency is crucial in a way he has tried to have a deal at least twice in the past, between ukrainian and russian. he has failed. this could be the 3rd time he met with president vladimir to polluting earlier this month. and so she and he suddenly coming here, hopefully as many people here at the possibility of talking peace and other missile strike has been reported on ukraine 2nd largest city of kirchhoff. since wednesday, 7 people have been killed and russian attacks their most died in a strike on a building said to be housing civilians. the u. s. and taiwan have announced plans to hold for more trade talks. it follows to high level visits to taipei this month by members of the u. s. congress aging says t

we began and ukraine's the western city of lavelle where president vladimir savanski is hosting talks with un secretary general antonio good terrorist and turkish president reggie type early on. top of the agenda is the voters house situation. other stuff, a risha, a nuclear power station in southern ukraine, which russia now controls a plant has come under repeated shelling over recent weeks, also on the agenda, our grain exports with millions of tons of wheat and may still stuck in ukrainian ports. well, the w correspondent, dorian jones, in a stumble, can tell us more about president, old ones, motivations. welcome, dorian. let's start with a talk sent. what is emerge from them so far? well, was slowly getting you the trip by trip information from these talks which were held him. it's very tight security. so we have what we understand is, up from the meeting, there was an agreement signed between the crate ukraine and turkey when he committed self. the reconstruction of ukraine. turkey is one of the major investors in ukraine before the conflict. and in fact, took his companies hav

meet president of the law to mazda lensky and turkey's leader regis. typo on the talks in the western city of the vive will focus on grain exports and the safety of this apparition, nuclear power plant. the u. s. and taiwan have announced plans to hold formal trade talks. move is expected to lead to close it, official interaction between the 2 governments. china says it firmly opposes the talks and accused of the u. s. a violating it's one china policy. at least 38 people have been killed and dozens injured in forest fires, and ne and algeria fire fighters and helicopters are trying to contain nearly 40 fires. more than 350 people have been forced to leave their homes. israeli security forces have rated the offices of several palestinian human rights organizations that it previously designated as terrorist organizations. israel claim some of the groups have funneled donor aid to palestinian militants. the groups deny this thursday marks on 100 days since al jazeera journalist sharina blocker was killed in the occupied west bank. palestinians continued to demand justice and accountability f

been tackling wildfires raging across the country, including a very large blaze near the south—western cityhe worst wildfires for decades. experts say the extreme conditions are being driven by climate change. droughts have been declared in eight areas of england. the environment agency in the uk says that after the driest summer in nearly 50 years, it would take "weeks' worth of rain" to replenish water sources, while experts warn england's drought could last into the next year.

moving alt works each standing for one of the regions they will run on the route from cave to the western city as god near the border with slovakia. oh this is our desert. these you top stories. ukraine is set to hold muted independence day celebrations off to warnings. russia may ram puppets attacks. strict cough use in place. the northeast and city of col keith authorities in the capital cave have banned mass gatherings for the whole week. the un security council was held an emergency meeting to discuss fighting near the russian occupied as upper region nuclear plants. calling for the immediate withdrawal of troops on the demilitarization of the area agreement is urgently needed to reestablish the parisha as purely civilian infrastructure and to ensure the safety of the area. we must be clear that any potential damage to the plant or any other nuclear facilities in ukraine, leading to a possible nuclear incident, would have catastrophic consequences. not only for the immediate vicinity, but for the region and beyond. to paraphrase the secretary general's blunt warning, any potential damage d

this market has just reopened in the western city of herat. this was the first day.a bit nervous. shops, still empty. this is it? yes. this is your shop? today it's closed. oh, look at your sewing machines. 18—year—old suhaila is excited. she's reopening this dress shop with her big sister. but she should be in her last year of school. suhaila was the top student in her class. but the taliban shut most high schools. really, i am very sad. if i finish this school, i start university but i can't go to university because i'm not graduated from school. was it hard for you? no school, no shop. how hard was it? i think it's not for me, and for all of the girls of afghanistan, it's a sad memory... i did miss school. sorry. it's ok. sorry. it's hard here, too, far away in the central highlands. this is one of afghanistan's poorest provinces. since the taliban took over, even poorer. and there's still no aid to their government. for the destitute and desperate, agonising choices. this woman gave her daughter in marriage for about £1000. she's only 6 years old. so is her husba

truth meets president vladimir polanski and turkeys leader, rich uptime ottawa on the talks in the western city of the ve will focus on grain exports and the safety of this appreciate nuclear power plants. the u. s. and taiwan have announced plans to hold formal trade talks. the move is expected to lead to close that official interaction between the 2 governments. china says it firmly opposes the talks and accuses the u. s. a violating. it's one china policy. and he's 26. people have been killed and dozens injured in forest fires, and northeastern ontario firefighters and helicopters are trying to contain nearly 40 fires or than 350 people have been forced to leave their homes. thursday marks 100 days since al jazeera journalists, serene apo arkay, was killed in the occupied westbank. alice indians continued to demand justice and accountability for the correspondent, known as the voice of palestine. and said, for me, people in power is coming up next a by the weekly look at the world's talk business stories from global markets to economies and small businesses to understand how it affects our d

people burning, tie as that includes in the western city of kissing the stronghold provider. we didn't go and also here in the campus whom i very be in the slums of chavira and miss, sorry. some of those people who are blocking roads been disbursed by police firing together in a few parts of the country. what happens in the days ahead? certainly depends on what political leaders communicate to their supporters and then there's also the possibility of a legal challenge of these results as well. yes. if, if didn't, they didn't come, does challenge the results? how would that work? the constitution says they have 7 days when he complained in 7 days to submit the petition to the court. 7 days after the results are announced. that's what happened 5 years ago following the last election, violating his time with leading the opposition. this time as the backing of the outgoing president in the historically dominant political establishment, but last time and opposition. his coalition petition to the court was upheld the court and no the election overturned the result demanded a re run

been tackling wildfires raging across the country, including a very large blaze near the south—western cityf bordeaux. fire crews are exahusted from the unrelenting heat that has driven the worst wildfires for decades. experts say the extreme conditions are being driven by climate change. droughts have been declared in eight areas of england. the environment agency in the uk says that after the driest summer in nearly 50 years, it would take "weeks�* worth of rain" to replenish water sources, while experts warn england's drought could last into the next year. now on bbc news, dateline london. hello, and welcome to the programme, which brings together leading uk commentators with the foreign correspondents who write, blog, podcast and broadcast from the dateline london. this week, a meeting between boris johnson and the energy companies about the ticking time bomb which is the capping of energy bills. the cap will rise further in october. the meeting achieved nothing. the british have a government that apparently must wait for action until the conservatives have chosen their leader, the coun

been tackling wildfires raging across the country, including a very large blaze near the south—western cityf bordeaux. fire crews are exhausted from the unrelenting heat that has driven the worst wildfires for decades. experts say the extreme conditions are being driven by climate change. droughts have been declared in eight areas of england. the environment agency in the uk says that after the driest summer in nearly 50 years, it would take "weeks�* worth of rain" to replenish water sources, while experts warn england's drought could last into the next year. now on bbc news, click looks at agriculture and the technology that might be helping make it more sustainable, featuring ai powered imaging sensors that can read the minds of plants. this week, we're getting in tune with nature. yeah, we're having a high—tech chat with our plants. i love that you're breaking it down to talking to plants because a lot of people do that in their own greenhouses. but what do you do when your grapes aren't happy? paul's looking at how vineyards are adapting to climate change. right, so shallwe...? shall we

there was international outrage when the students disappeared and the south western city of kuala police in nicaragua have arrested a catholic bishop known for his criticism of president daniel ortega, orlando, voters is being detained at his home in the capital managua, as our latin america editor, and see in human reports, it's part of a wider government crackdown on descent among members of the catholic clergy. for the last 16 days, the ground was police and prevented matter gulp. as bishop landel albert is from leaving his residence, not even to preside over mass zebra. a always the road in front of our diocese is closed and blocked by the national police. but that was not the end of it. before dawn, friday, police raided the bishop's residence, detained, lead priests and staff, and put bishop alba this under house arrest. in a statement, the police call did quote in operation to recover normality for citizens and families of matter, guided by accusing bishop orlando. albert is of repeated acts of destabilization and provocations. oh, with the vast majority of government opponents in

un secretary general antenna gutierrez, is set to meet the ladies of ukraine and turkey and the western city of the vive. the talks will focus on grain exports and the safety of europe's largest nuclear power plants. thursday, march 100 days since al jazeera journalist, serene of our clay, was killed in the occupied west back palestinians continued to demand justice and accountability for the correspondent who is known as the voice of palestine and israeli security forces have rated the offices of several palestinian human rights organizations that it previously designated as terrorist organizations as well. so some of the groups have funneled donor aid to palestinian militants. the organizations deny that we came to the office. we found that the really, the re did her office on the other offices of human rights organizations that they served. the, our fives are people can use on closed doors here. sorry, the cut off the camera also sorry the, the office because they don't want, you know, to take any pictures for them. and they put to ward me, you know, a military order outside of the door.

for him, as lensky has been hosting his turkish counterpart and the un secretary general in the western city of the viv, the parisha plant is under moscow's control. but it crenan engineers still run. it has been shelled multiple times and there are fears that there could be a meltdown if critical infrastructure is hit. well, after the meeting in the faith savanski ado on an antennae gra terrace, held a joint press conference where we have to correspondence on this story or so. so there is in istanbul, but 1st to, to raise a boat. in the viv work, a terrorist and lensky and one have been meeting. so theresa, what was the outcome of the talks in that? is that what with a very high level meeting here and leave and where that meeting of the turkish breath in the united nations, secretary general, also a cranium fresh and involving meeting for lensky. and there was a president press conference after that were several of the issues happening in ukraine today were discuss, for example, the possibility of peace were precedent to lensky once again denounced russian aggression to this country. and wh

we began in ukraine's western city of la viv, where president vladimir savanski is hosting un secretary general antonio. good cherish army turkish present budget type. early on 3 leaders are meeting to discuss a volatile situation at the russian controls operation. nuclear plant in southern ukraine, which has come under repeated shelling of the recent weeks. also on the agenda, our efforts to increase grain exports with millions of tons of much needed wheat and corn, still stuck in ukrainian pools. or turkey has acted as a mediator during this war, and our correspondent julia han estoppel is covering the turkish ankle on this story. a welcome jojo. well, and neither turkey, neither ukraine nor russia seem to be ready for peace talks. is there any reason to believe that president erd one can get them around the table? well, it's actually add ons 1st visit to ukraine since russia began invading the country . so it's actually the 1st time he is talking, face to face with overloaded me as a lensky since a later february. some observer saith about time ed on finally went to ukraine, because

students disappearance from the south western city of granola sparked international outrage. still, head on al jazeera italian newspapers warn of russian interference ahead of september snap election. and after dancing up a storm, felons prime minister agrees to take a drug test. ah, judy has begun. the, the full world cup is on its way to cattle. hoop your travel package to the tropical cyclone has formed in the bare bengal. let's get into your weather details every one good to see you. so i think the danger zone on saturday will be in between or dish or in west bengal states. it's going to move further toward the west. so we're talking about chatted, scar, met the prediction to uh, to pradesh on saturday. and we know what's gonna happen here, right? this is going to slide north, right across the country, and eventually into pakistan, which is what we don't need at the area has just been inundated with rain. still dealing with the last monsoon, depression, upper sim province into eastern baluchistan. but a bit of a breather for karachi is your 3 day forecast. looks like the

ukraine's president is holding talks with the you in secretary general and turkey's leader in the western city of levine, the are focusing on grain exports and the safety of europe's largest nuclear power plant and separation missile. sarah is monitoring developments from a sample. the most important thing for to day, according to experts are, did the diplomatic are forced for the 1st time press now one, is there an the you an generally a secretary general antonio terrace or they are this truly theirs are the ones who paved the way for the grain, the old, that secured the ukrainian and the russian reigns and fertilizers, fertilizers to be export to, to the world market through a stumble. and they want to build up on this political achievement, diplomatic achievement, to the if they can way paid a way for a diplomatic solution to the ongoing war as well. at least 32 people, including a prominent clara car. no one to have died in a powerful explosion at a mosque and couple on wednesday. well then 40 others were injured. no group has claimed responsibility. well 1st i marks 100 days until just he

by the then president enrique pina nieto cover up the student's disappearance from the south. western city of wallace fall into national average animals, ministry dentist says it plans to import russian gas and oil to fill supply gaps and bring fuel prices down. the country's economy is struggling under a raft of global sanctions. many people are struggling to afford food. the haunting has more it's hot and humid, but even rains from the monsoon are not enough to keep these people at home. in the heart of me and mars commercial hub being gone, doesn't line up for a chance to receive basic goods donated and subsidized by a local monastery. though, hottie yoga. yap. i with every one is in trouble as people don't have enough food. some people are families of patients from hospital. some are poor people, some are jobless sod, they all are cuing here to get food about me and mars economy tanked after a military coup last year. it has been further rattled by the government's attempts to seize foreign exchange and eradicate rules for businesses and imports. a mom about the i came yellow. if we co

this market has just reopened in the western city of herat. this was the first day.a bit nervous. shops, still empty. this is it? yes. this is your shop? today it's closed. oh, look at your sewing machines. 18—year—old suhaila is excited. she's reopening this dress shop with her big sister. but she should be in her last year of school. suhaila was the top student in her class. but the taliban shut most high schools. really, i am very sad. if i finish this school, i start university but i can't go to university because i'm not graduated from school. was it hard for you? no school, no shop. how hard was it? i think it's not for me, and for all of the girls of afghanistan, it's a sad memory... i did miss school. sorry. it's ok. sorry. it's hard here, too, far away in the central highlands. this is one of afghanistan's poorest provinces. since the taliban took over, even poorer. and there's still no aid to their government. for the destitute and desperate, agonising choices. this woman gave her daughter in marriage for about £1000. she's only 6 years old. so is her husba

we heard that many young girls and women were going missing in this western city. we wanted to investigate. we found out about her case. and we spoke to her family. now it took a while for the family to figure out what had happened to her. and she had been imprisoned. she had been taken by taliban intelligence agents and put into prison for so-called immorality, moral crimes. for being in a taxi with a man good she was unrelated to. and most worryingly, there was absolutely no official record of her in prison. who host: she was in a taxi with a man not related to her, but it was her friend's father. what were they doing? guest: they had found out that all of her friends had also gone missing and had been taken by taliban intelligence officers. they said if they turned up at the police station they would be able to help them. and they turned up to try to help them and were taken. charged with the same crime. immorality. host: her family went to that prison. what were they told? guest: it took -- it took a long time for her family to find out what had happened to her

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