so this is the disappointment that has been expressed by many u. s. president joe biden ran i and got into office, largely because of his commitment to combating climate change, calling it an existential threat. all the focus will now shift from runs, the scottish city of glasgow for the cop 26 climate summit. it is from every region in the world are expected to discuss their plans to cut emissions. the u. k is hosting the event which the prime minister barak johnson is called, a whiles moment of truth and portions prince charles says, describe the meeting as make or break for the planet. listen, look up to 6 begins in glasgow to morrow. quite literally. it is the last chance saloon we must now translate fine words into still finer actions. and as the enormity of the climate, jalap challenge dominates people's conversations from news rooms to living rooms. but as the future of humanity and nature herself are at stake. it is surely time to set aside our differences and grasp this unique opportunity to launch a substantial green recovery by putting t

s. government default will likely throw the u. s. economy into recession and destabilize global markets. it's necessary to avert a catastrophic event for our economy representatives, the debt ceiling has been raised, were suspended $78.00 times since 1960, almost always on a bipartisan basis. my hope is that we can work together to do so. again, republicans raised the debt sailing 3 times under former president trump, but have bowed against doing the same for president biden valleys. democrats with the task of solving the issue alone, requiring challenging parliamentary maneuvers with no guarantee of succeeding in time. republicans need to get out of the way. so senate democrats can address the issue quickly, and without needlessly endangering the stability of our economy. we can't afford the risk of a drawn out unpredictable process. republicans, though refused to budge. they say it's the democrats problem because they control government were able to find the government today because the majority accepted reality, the same, dying on

well, at the end of that security council meeting, they were briefed by the u. s. humanitarian chief martin griffith. i did try to speak to him. he had nothing to say you and officials telling me the situation now is so sensitive because of course they were the un officials, the 7 officials have been told they are being expelled, had been given 72 hours to leave the country that 72 hours runs out on sunday. so this clearly is a very difficult time for the united nations. i can tell you among security council members, some of the european members clearly would like to say something on this issue. my understanding is that ireland is currently drawing up a draft statement for the security council that will then be circulated and the council members will negotiate the language to decide whether they're actually going to issue a statement on the current situation. thank you very much, james. by that diplomatic editor, when out e, e o, and humanitarian coordinator for lebanon is saying, nearly 8 in every 10 people are now living in poverty with an economy in town, whi

b, u. s. authorities were overwhelmed. this is just the latest flash point in a month long surge of people illegally crossing the border. and as little in the camp for them, we can see that things were told to try to stop people getting back into the country club that they went across to make sure to get through the site because there isn't enough food for them to be there in the car, we met nicholas on the mexican bank to the river, searching for food of medicine for his family. he hadn't realized until we asked him about it. the us authorities, sir, now flying stations back home. there is no president, crime as high students can't go to school, there is no work. the economy is down. people can't put up with deportation, is not good for us. ah, australia's prime minister announces borders will begin to unlock next moms eating some of the wells, toughest coven 19 restrictions. ah, eileen site, this is al jazeera live from doha. also coming up. the u. s. a voids of government shut down, but a bigger fi.

but there were still battles over president biden's economic agenda and increasing the u. s. borrowing limits and philippine boxing star money. patio has officially registered as a candidates for next year's presidential election. he earlier with announced his retirement from boxing to focus on politics. backyard is a to term congressman and a current senator and that she ought to dates they say with this here on al jazeera part, 2 of the dark side of green energy is next. ah, to measure the real impact of mind, the whole system must be analyzed, not just the mind, because the contamination zone extends over several 1000 square kilometers. the city of anti for gustavo is a 4 hour drive southwest of the tricky kilometer mine. it's inhabitants live to the rhythm of the daily valley of trucks and trains which transport the copper from this industrial port words exported to the 4 continents. the air is saturated with particles of heavy metals disseminated by these convoys, which nobody pays attention to any more even far from the mine the 200000 inhabitants of anti for august,

ah, there were also big winners in the equity markets. it was as if the u. s. government, rather than helping the homeowners who were losing their homes, actually sided with the banks, encouraged foreclosures to clean up, the books, gave the money to hedge funds and, and private equity firms who then bought the, the distressed assets to make money. so it is the way that the 2000 a crisis has played an important role, increasing wealth inequality in united states and, and other countries that have been afflicted by the crisis. it doesn't totally work as the statement yet. let me give you a snapshot of the new world of housing, and while i do so, i urge you to reflect on the images behind me for just like that. like, i can't remember how we did it with the homelessness report. but i remember when i was re reading my statement, i did have that if a pin dropped, we would have heard it in the room, and that's what i need because they know half the time they're on their blackberries and not paying attention live there. i phones, i suppose now, you know, i mean hom

cut off off the bob when dollar it eventually gave up on the currency and legalized use of the u. s. dollar the south african rance, and the euro, and chronic inflation and turkey between 197-2005 resulted in the depreciation of its lira, then changed it to the new era at the rate of 1000000 to one of a less get more form sonia shots, her, she's the venezuelan journalist and a political analyst enjoying says by skype from washington d. c. a great to have you with us as leaving the economics to one side, just try to explain what the government says. it's trying to achieve by doing this move. ah, well, actually what the government, the mother over me is trying to do is to ease transaction. because when a swell and serve for quite a long time, there have been through a nightmare trying to ling with it. bear valuate believer in actually, everybody knows that the dollar, the us dollar is king. you men as well is ruling the economy in men as well. in math order tra, is trying to avoid that. on a one hand, he's trying to isn't it then to drive to control the i but inflation a menace? wel

if the u. s. were to default for the 1st time in modern history, it could through the economy, into recession, economy that just crawling out of the problems of coven 19. so this is a real difficulty that both the democrats and the republicans have to face. but the onus is very much on the democrat, so congress can focus on the 2 big bills of the white house wants to, to, to push through, but am at this opposition from the president's own party. what's going on here? why would the democrats want to, to oppose or de rail the president's domestic agenda? oh, well, let me ask you a question. adrian. what day is it? everyone thinks it is october the 1st. well, no, actually on capitol hill, it's actually still september the 30th. how can that possibly b u. c? well that's because they're putting in a parliamentary procedure to make sure essentially that the clock isn't ticking forward into september. the 30th it so that nancy pelosi can try and organize a vote on the infrastructure bill. she's got a pro

is that coming up, the u. s. avoids a government shut down, but a big fight of a federal boring remains unresolved. if you're a peer expelled 7 united nations officials on washington warms it may impose sanctions on flipping boxing style money pocket.

as janet yell and his already explained, if the u. s. were to default for the 1st time in modern history, it could through the economy, into recession, economy the just crawling out of the problems of coven, 19 a federal judge will consider where the taxes can keep the nation's most restrictive abortion law. the u. s. government is suing the state of texas for an acting. the legislation which contradicts decades of legal precedent law was signed by the governor greg albert in may and went into effect in september or on capital hill. on thursday, members of congress shed their experiences with abortion to highlight the importance of safe access representatives. corey bush, barb relief and priscilla gyre pal gave emotional testimonies to a congressional committee at spring and fatima goss graves in washington. she's the president and c o, the national women's law center, and recently testified before the senate committee on the traditionally good savvy with a. so just remind us what's at stake here as this federal judge considers the texas

if the u. s. were to default for the 1st time in modern history, it could through the economy, into recession, economy the just crawling out of the problems of covert 19 georgias for president mikhail soccer, for he has been detained after returning from exile to support the opposition and saturdays election he posted the video on facebook saying that he's back despite the risk of arrest suckers for the left, georgia in 2013 when his 2nd term as president ended, he was later sentenced in absentia to 6 years in prison for abuse of power. he denies the charges and says they are politically motivated. salia is planning to reopen its borders in november. that's 18 months after they were slammed shut. but only fully vaccinated citizens residents will be allowed to come and go. the country remains off limits to foreigners. sarah clark reports now from the gold coast in the state of queensland. it's the news. tens of thousands of australians stranded overseas had been waiting for from november internatio

there's janet yell and has already explained if the u. s. were to default for the 1st time in modern history, a could through the economy into recession, economy the just crawling out of the problems of coven, 19 a lawyer known for his decades long battle against us all giant chevron has been jailed for criminal contempt. steven danziger has been sentenced to 6 months in prison on new york court case stems from his fight on behalf of ecuadorian villages to prove that chevron polluted the amazon rain forest in the 1990. since go live now to new york, new jersey was christian, salumi is outside the court house. but what is the explanation to hind this sentence? yes, 6 months for contempt of court for stephen danziger, it's a stunning sentence when you consider that the united nations human rights councils . this commission on arbitrary detention just put out a report saying that he should be freed. and that the case showed stunning. a stunning lack of objectivity and impartiality, but the judge in this case, loretta prescott pushed back veheme

a lawyer known for his decades long battle against u. s. oil giant chevron has been jailed for criminal contempt. steven danziger has been sentenced to 6 months in prison by a new court. the case stems from his fight on behalf of ecuadorian villages to prove that chevron polluted the amazon rain forest and the 19 nighties. republicans and democrats in congress are in talks to raise the government's borrowing limit. treasury secretary, janet yellen says that it must be raised by october 18th to avoid a default. on thursday, congress passed a bill to avoid a government shut down the u. n. a humanitarian coordinator for lebanon, says that nearly 80 percent of its population has been pushed into poverty. lebanon's grappling with an economic crisis which the world bank is described as one of the worst, anywhere in the last 150 years. fuel medicines and basic necessities are running critically short. u. s. strong. make up. mark says that it's developed a cove at 19 pill that reduces hospitalizations and deaths by half. the data hasn't yet been pe

what kind of reaction do you think that the u. s. my to put forward? well, the united states policy has been consistent, and that is that the united states, as opposed to any unilateral action, to change the status quo. and to be clear, you know, apple acts by either side, whether it be beijing or type pay. the united states also committed through the $979.00 taiwan relations act that it will ensure that taiwan has the capability and ability to defend itself. i would also hasten to add that if there's one issue in washington that has bipartisan support, that is maintaining taiwan as a free and democratic society. so i think it would be a significant miscalculation on the part of beijing to question america's commitment to ensuring that that remains the case. of course, in the past few weeks we've seen the formation of the so called all alliance australia, the u. k. and the u. s, the sort of, you know, impose or at least maintain their influence in that area. how do you think china will see? do you think they'll see it? is that the parent basically, is

s. and the fight against i sold in afghanistan, towns president, sighing when says her government will not bows a pressure from badging. she was speaking during national day celebrations. in the past week, nearly a 150 chinese fighter jets have approached ty, one's air defense zone. they are going german, chancellor, anglo merkel meeting prime minister, or is ready prime minister naphtali bennett in western islam, the pair of disgust, regional threats and challenges, in particular, iran's nuclear program and the austrian chancellor, sebastian kurtz as stepped down in the wake of corruption allegations. the public prosecutor's office is investigating kurtz for using public funds to gain favourable press coverage. peter darby with you in half an hour for the news. our next on out is here. it's earth. ras, on causing the cost is the world to dependence on coal and dollar, and best is about to get a bailout. venezuela launches the digital volleyball. i'm attempt to revive its currency and ba

wants to turn a new page in its relationship with washington during the 1st face to face talks with u. s. officials in doha security was a key issue on the agenda, but aid evacuation flights and the rights of women were also discussed significantly the taliban ruled out cooperating with the us the fight against iceland. afghanistan, it follows a series of attacks including fire this bombing over. she a mosque in conduce that killed at 46 people. the passionate her name was more now on what the taliban wants out of the talks and go ha, the acting afghan foreign minister actually did make some comments on day one of what's expected to be 2 days of talks. first time talks at such a high level since the american's pulled out in august, he says that he recognizes that security for in afghan assigned benefits, not only afghans but the international community. so he offered assurances he made please for assistance with regard to assurances the acting foreign minister, his name is mall, the american will talkie says that the taliban will do its part barren vine that the taliban has pledged to

the taliban has ruled at cooperating with the u. s. in its fight against isis in afghanistan. it follows a series of attacks including fridays bombing of a sheer mosque in condos that killed at least 60 people that i took, a name is falling, those talks was out of the country, capital doha, this out. so the day after the night before, i guess, natasha day 2 of the discussions. what are they focusing on today? but we did catch up with the afghan delegation on route to another meeting. they're not saying much other than they've on route to another meeting and we're busy. but let's not forget that the members of this out scan delegation are here in doha to get international recognition. and more importantly, the aid money that comes with it, they are facing the challenges. the acting foreign minister said it yesterday, facing challenges of pain government employees and providing services to the afghans and dueling crisis, economic and humanitarian humanitarian crises. in addition to mounting threats by iso in afghanistan, so the acting foreign minister came with assurances has sa

during the 1st face to face talks with u. s. officials in doha since the group took power. security was a key issue on the agenda, but aid the evacuation flights and the rights of women were also discussed significantly the taliban ruled out cooperating with the us in the fight against iceland. afghanistan, natasha. go name as more now on what taliban officials are asking for. in these talks, e, acting foreign minister says that it is looking to the international community to help solve its financial woes. you are looking at a country that is heavily dependent on international aid, with an evolving humanitarian crisis on the ground. it is asking that the united states lifts economic sanctions freeze unfreeze its assets and reduce restrictions or lift restrictions at the, at the afghan national bank. it says it needs to be able to pay its employees as well as provide services to the afghan people is yogi, and forces of launched to air and ground strikes against t dry rebels. saturdays attacks took place in the m r a region t grey people's liberation front have been fighting

the taliban ruled out cooperating with the u. s. in the fight against iso. it follows a series of attacks in afghanistan, including friday's bombing of a sheer mosque in condos that killed at least 60 people. natasha, a name has more. and what the taliban once out of the talks into the acting afghan foreign minister actually did make some comments on day one of what's expected to be 2 days of talks. first time talks at such a high level since the american's pulled out in august, he says that he recognizes that security for in afghanistan benefits not only afghans but the international community. so he offered assurances he made please for assistance with regard to assurances the acting foreign minister. his name is mall, the american will talkie says that the taliban will do its part. baron vine. that the taliban has pledged to its people that it would be the one to provide security . but in the last week, there had been 2 major bombings in afghanistan that have killed scores of people on the economic front regarding it please for assistance. the acting fore

the headlines and talks between the u. s. and taliban officials of entered their 2nd day here and cutter. it is the 1st in person meetings since the armed groups seized power in afghanistan in august, security aid, evacuation flights. the rights of women, they were all discussed on day one. and these 4 people been killed by a car bomb in yemen. port city of aidan, the governor and the environment minister both survived the blast which happened to as their convoy was passing thousands of to his ins, back on the streets of the capital tunis, protesting against the president. the accused high side of orchestrating a qu after he suspended parliament and assumed new total power in july thousands of people out. so on a climate march in belgium right now, i had of next month's cop 26 summit events been organized by the climate coalition . a non profit group of around $85.00 organizations aren't going. joan german chancellor angler merkel meeting these railey prime minister. natalie bennett, in west jerusalem on her last official vis

the taliban ruled out cooperating with the u. s. in the fight against i. so in the country, the group has also asked us to lift a ban on afghans central bank reserves. national day celebrations are getting underway in taiwan a comes a day, are to chinese president gigi ping said there will be a peaceful we in a vacation with the island. earlier on saturday, i once president, sighing when promised to defend her islands democracy. if your pin forces have launched a new round of air and ground strikes against to grand rebels, the attacks took place in the m horror region. the t gray people's liberation front has been fighting program and forces in the north for the last 11 months. austria, sebastian kurtz has announced his resignation as chancellor, but says he will stay on as leader of his party in parliament. course is currently under investigation over corruption allegations he has denied the charges. there's the headlines. nice continues, here in out is era off to the bottom line? oh hi, i'm steve clements and i have a question. will joe biden's democrati

the taliban has ruled out cooperating with the u. s. and it's fight against i sold in afghanistan. it follows a series of attacks including pride is bombing of a she a mosque in could do's the killed, at least 60 people. a tactical nav has more from doha. members of this out scan delegation are here in doha to get international recognition. and more importantly, the aid money that comes with it, they are facing the challenges. the acting foreign minister said yesterday, facing challenges of pain government employees and providing services to the afghans and dueling crisis, economic and humanitarian humanitarian crises. in addition to mounting threats by iso in afghanistan, so the acting foreign minister came with assurances has said ais offered please for assistance as well as warnings. the acting foreign minister says that he knows that the stability in afghanistan is paramount and is good for not only afghans but for the international community. he says that they want positive relations and mutual commitments, not only with the united states, but other countries. and he did refer

the taliban ruled out cooperating with the 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

and the death penalty is not an option so, so at least in the u. s. and i think in other parts of the world, the death penalty is churned by politics. officials in zimbabwe, national parks receive more than a 1000 distress kohls last year from people whose vintages were being trampled by elephants. so far. this year, dozens of people have been killed in attacks as armor toss a report from hunger. national park communities have started relying on their own methods to keep the animals away. not one thing about pros, name isn't by escape of elephants. her husband was killed by one a few months ago when he was hurting cattle. you guys had any teeth. i'm heartbroken. i still can't believe it. i had to identify his trampled body when they found him. not far away from her, gideon dubia is slowly getting used to walking on crutches. the 74 old was trampled by 2 elephants. that he said seemed to appear from no way. upon sierra closer, the 2 elephants knocked me down. i tried to get up, but saw my me was broken. when they left, i crawled for hours through the r

s. in carter. and now sitting down with a delegation from the european union, the u. s. bond talks were the 1st faith held in person since its takeover of afghanistan in august dash, or when i am joins us now, live from dallas, so they're describing them as positive. what happened well. 1 if you look at the language, here's where we're going to have to infer read between the lines here because the americans at this point are offering any details. as the talks conclude though, i expect they will a, in the coming hours, if not tomorrow, but we are from the acting of foreign minister and the information ministry in afghanistan getting what they describe as a positive news, which is by their characterization, the to day meetings the 1st time meetings were quote positive, and that they hope it paves the way for recognition of the afghan government, not only by the united states, but the international community. this afghan delegation led by the acting foreign minister, came to doha, seeking international recognition. but really, most importantly, the financial assistance t

s. in the fight against iso in afghanistan. those were the headlines that is, continues here on the al jazeera of the stream station. thanks for watching. bye. huh. ah, how many nukes is too many nukes america has in many ways driven the arms race for parties are much more like the british, poised out to them there are you regulations who own a tiger than there are to own a dog? how can this be happening? your weekly take on us politics and society, and that's the bottom line with higher for me. okay. on a mission, to add some stimulating conversation to your weekend. i am confident that this bonus edition of the street would've exact on that stand by for the best discussions i had with guess after the lie show was broadcast. coming up, yeah, melody, the luminous, nigerian singer songwriter. and you and dp good brill ambassador for falling. are right here in the stream studio. i'll also bring you news from the tense political situation into nicea. but 1st let's head to louisiana, a state that still reckoning with racism in its

s. in concert. they are now sitting down with the delegation from the e. u. the u. s. and taliban talks were the 1st to be held in person since the takeover of afghanistan in august. its actual name as more from the acting funny foreign minister and the information ministry in afghanistan getting what they describe as a positive news, which is by their characterization. the to day meetings, the 1st time meetings were quote positive, and that they hope it paves the way for recognition of the afghan government, not only by the united states, but the international community. this afghan delegation led by the acting foreign minister, came to doha, seeking international recognition. but really, most importantly, the financial assistance that comes with it. what concessions were made to get financial assistance. what a, what deals might be made between the 2 sides? we don't know as of yet, but what we do know is that the afghan delegation was asking the united states to end economic sanctions to unfreeze assets. the united states had frozen about $10000000000.00 in afghan as

s. taliban talks were the 1st in person held since the taliban takeover of afghanistan in august. go live now to natasha her name. she's following those talks here and there her. so what happened in that meeting between us and taliban officials to make them describe them as positive? yes, the 1st face to face meeting that the taliban has had the since it's taken over control of afghanistan in august is being characterized as positive. the afghan foreign ministry is saying that it hopes it pays the way for recognition of this transitional afghan government, not only by the united states, but by the international community. this afghan delegation led by the acting foreign minister, came to doha with need of international recognition. and, and perhaps a more urgent need of the financial assistance that accompanies it. the country is facing dual economic and humanitarian, who mandatory and crises, with a warning from the un refugee agency that if it does not get financial assistance, that there will be a quote catastrophe come winter. now the delegation, it appears to have covered a w

s. what they found is that the better narrative for stop the steel that led to the capitol hill violence was seated a year earlier on russia today, an r t, and then picked up by steve bowden and you tube, spread in in closed groups, then picked up by socks, tucker carlson, and then finally she went on and then it came top down from president trump. it's the same thing that is happened in the philippines in terms of the matter narrative journalistic was criminal. this is the world we live in today. our shan reality is torn apart and we're off in a matrix type world. what the journalists do in best. we have the keep doing our jobs even as we demand accountability from these platforms. christopher, do shit. i mean, obviously if you share that, that concern about as not just also it's not just authoritarian regimes. here we're talking about non state actors as well, who muddy the waters and spread disinformation and, and propaganda. i mean that, that is a serious threat, isn't it? to, to pea

s. and u. k. a warning their citizens of a security threat in afghanistan's capital, american and british citizens have been asked to stay away from hotels and cobble it follows a race and rise in isolated the 2021 nobel prize for economics has been awarded to david cod, joshua angriest and guido indians, the 3 u. s. based economists, one for they work on labor economic in berkener far. so the trials of those involved in the assassination of former president thomas and kara, is beginning 14 people are accused of complicity in his murder, including former president, blaze compared ray. and kara came in power to palo, rather in 1983 and was shot dead 4 years later. and a large fire that broke out had an oil facility in southern lebanon, has been brought under control. a fuel storage tank caught fire at the facility near the city of sy dawn, if you will, had been delivered by the army to restart a power plant. those are the headlights, i'm emily angland. the muse continues here on our jazee

the u. s. a said the talks were candid and professional. the taliban will now meet with a delegation from the european union. natasha, the name has moved from tao. 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 dove into political issues and came to the consensus that the full implementation of the doha agreement is the only way to resolve political differences going forward. he says the us vow to provide humanitarian

the u. s. has said the talks were candid and professional. a man's long coven 19 lockdown in australia's largest city is being lifted. tough restrictions had been in place in sidney for more than a 100 days. to curb the spread of feet, delta variance, cafes, gyms on hair dresses have reopened. to the fully vaccinated. tens of thousands of people have rallied across poland, angry, a court ruling which said that 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. the check president millersville man has been admitted to intensive care a day off to parliamentary elections. he was taken to hospital shortly after he met the prime minister on 3 bobbies who was narrowly defeated by dissenter rights alliance on saturday. okay. those are you headlines coming up next in size story? ah, this is noel. peace prize has been awarded the 2 journalists, a clear message that press freedom is crucial for peace and democracy. but with

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 as a series of targeted killings gum and killed 4 people from minority communities in the main city or through the guy in the last few days. those, the headlines nice

, it took a lot of ground forces, particularly from the cards, but backed up by coalition and u. s. air support intelligence, ground support at what you have here at the moment is less so of a geographical issue. but more of a sleeper cell issue. and that is very difficult to, to counter. yes. at the taliban has been going around doing operations against areas that they say ice okay. fighters a hidden sleeper cells, but it's very difficult to control. the taliban tries to downplay it, saying yes, it's an issue and they have it under control. but i think there is a sense that this is now going to be an issue going forward. i think we're gonna have to wait and see how things develop, whether the group escalates it's timing and terms of scale of attack. and then, you know, many people tell you, they still don't have the capabilities that have the manpower on the ground, some expert saying only around 2000 fighters. but we are at a time of significant economic crisis here. people don't have money. you also have members of the taliban who've been fighting all their lives. this is thei

the u. s. says the talks were candid and professional. a month long cove in 90 lockdown in australia's largest city is being lifted. tough restrictions have been in place and sidney for more than a 100 days to cut the spread of the delta variance, cafes, gyms and hair dresses have reopened to the fully vaccinated. tens of thousands of people have rallied across poland, the angry at a court ruling which said that part of the law are incompatible with the polish constitution. supporters of the european union, all worried that they government is pushing pony to as an exit from the block rally is taking place into nicea against president case said, accusing him of power, grab that, been demonstrations across the country since he assumed executive authority and suspended parliament 2 months ago, governmental forces have detained, at least 500 people in a sweeping crack down indeed, administered kashmir. was a series of targeted killings gum and killed 4 people from minority communities in the main city of st nigga. and the last few days, one p

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