what would the taliban need to do in order for the us and the u. s. is western allies to have the confidence to free up these foreign reserves? what would the taliban need to do in order to show these countries that they can be trusted? of course, i think there are plenty of steps, but let me just kind of like spin the argument. i think the time to think about the conditionality is a what the next step that they can take to the the international community in support. i think at the time of that kind of conversation was in the plus 2 months, we had several of those around and a lot of the benchmarks and more decided they've been saying that not enough has been done. and i mean, we can, we can have a big discussion on what the bank and look at or do, but right now when we talk about the dire situation, especially the next 23 months, in, of honest on this conversation has to ship. we have to focus beyond a dollar on to the people finest on. and as i think my other colleagues her in today, your program and others who have talked about it, the conversation

so the taliban needs the funds. what does that you need to see in return? you just mentioned women rights, women's rights, anything else? we expect absolutely the opening of schools for all girls. and we also think that it is very important for a gun. it's time to have a broad inclusive government. we have made that point several times with a guy with, with, with, with the taliban. it's not only about women, but it's also about all forces, ethnic groups, geographical representation. and i think this point is, is always off importance. and this time we stress, particularly the central bank and the liquidity crisis, because we think, i mean one thing is, humanitarian assistance that the europe in union has increased 6 fold since since the, the summer. but we are also talking about some basic needs in health, primary education and food security. and for that to happen, i think we need to see also progress from the taliban. have you talk to us about the humanitarian situation rather because i know you've just come out of i've got to stop. i mean the, you win is

and she was also involved in negotiations with the taliban. we almost had 3 years, one here in doha to negotiate with taliban in good faith to the future of our country in the future of more than 36000000 people, including a diversity or group of women, religious minorities, different social rule for the best interests of the country and you know that unfortunately the taliban did not use the time properly to and efficiently to come to political settlement and then as a result of the continued war. oh, you know, the former president who didn't have a lot of bass of the country now. my only concern would be that given the turbans record in the last 6 months and the fact that they do not allow any kind of rights and liberties for women, including rice see to patient political participation. we're even recently that have been depressing of women protesters. my only concern would be that in a situation where there is a lot of this unity and the 1st steps have not been put a by the political community off of amazon to unite different views or to ha

as talks began, i began rather chanting know to taliban. the demonstrators said any move towards official recognition should be resisted, claiming that the taliban hadn't changed since it was pushed from power in 2001. or we spoke to fallacy, echo feet, the former deputy speaker of afghanistan's parliament. and she was also involved in negotiations with the taliban. we almost had 3 ears. one here in door had to negotiate with taliban in good faith to the future of our country. the future of more than 36000000 people, including a diversity, a group of women, religious minorities, different social group for the best interest of the country. and you know that unfortunately the taliban did not use the time properly to an efficiently to come to political settlement. and then as a result of the continued war, no, the former president who didn't have a lot of bass of the country. now, my only concern would be that given the turbans record in the last 6 months, and the fact that they do not allow any kind of rights and liberties for women, includin

the taliban wants the us to release afghan foreign cash reserves. but will that be enough to prevent disaster? this is inside story. ah. hello and welcome to the program. i'm how much am john? millions of afghans are on the verge of starving to death. the you winds world food program says 8 out of every 9 families are going hungry. the lack of food is the result of afghanistan's economic crisis. it's becoming ever more serious because of the world wide isolation of the taliban. now, in control of the central government, in kabul, international donors and foreign banks are refusing to send money to afghanistan, fearing sanctions from western governments. afghans can't access their savings to buy food and fuel, and the price of staple items such as flour have risen 50 percent in the past 6 months. all that has come in together into an absolute tsunami of hunger. that's just and sweeping across the country and probably is it despite, you know, what, 5 decade self war. and it's probably a lot of it is the worst crisis afghanistan has ever faced. the afg

over roches, massive military force near the border. us and the 2nd batch of weapons to support kiev. taliban representatives in norway for talks with nato countries, including the u. s. will be demanding women's rights in afghanistan in return for 8 days of fierce fighting in ne syria. continue after iso fight is attack a prison in an attempt to free a large number of vehicle. ah, cathy has been opposed and became a fall. so all for a day violence in army camps and on the streets, people have to stay inside or the nice and the internet's been shut down. the government has denied there was an attempted coup after mutinous soldiers seized control of a base in the capitol, is growing frustration over its failure to stop attacks by armed groups. and we wilkens reports from alaska to goof counseling military barracks downtown. why could you give me a recall broken only by the sound gunfire? al jazeera went inside the camps and spoke to the soldiers. they made a series of demands, but did not call for the dismissal of bikini fossils. president roc caberry corsica in point pleasant. my sims yards i

[000:00:00;00] ah taliban officials fly to norway as al 0 learns they will be pushed on women's rights in return for 8. ah, i'm come all santa maria here, enjoy hall. this is the world news from al jazeera. as the tension grows, the u. k is now saying rushes plotting to install a friendly government and ukraine. moscow called it nonsense. there was grief and anger in yemen. a day off to mold and 70 people were killed, and a saudi coalition astride. my weeding will not be going here. that's his evens prime minister, announcing tough the covert 19 restrictions of research in all my con related cases . ah hello everyone was starting with what is the 1st visit's by taliban officials to a western country. since the group took power of f. galveston, back in august, a high level delegation has arrived in noise capital osley. i are expected to meet officials from several nicer countries, and that will include representatives from the united states to norway. hm. yeah. good. did any more bomb declare hard on him in norway we have a meeting with the u. s. and also with the european union on matt

the afghan taliban as hell. the final day of talks with western diplomats in norway. the 3 days of closed doors meeting were the 1st in europe. since the group took control of afghanistan in august, u. s. and e u diplomats are asking them to uphold basic freedoms in return for humanitarian aid. civil society groups have also been involved in the discussions. andreas on brant is the head of the european union delegation to afghanistan. he outlines what's being discussed in these talks. it's been a useful meeting. we have raised all of the very important points that we have raised also on previous occasions where the taliban. but i think the most important thing is that they had their own intra african dialogue with civil society with other non taliban africans. and we, of course, we have made clear that women rights and also the inclusion, the participation of women in the african society is very important. it's important for the rights of women, but also it's important for productivity. and it's important for the legitimacy of the defacto government, because only thro

and taliban officials are in talks with western powers in norway . they're focusing on afghanistan, worsting, humanitarian crisis, and reports of human rights abuse. are fighting between us back kurdish forces and i so fight it has continued for a 4th day near prison in northeast and syria. the armed group attacked the jail to free imprisoned members. the violence has left more than 70 dead. and as i said, beg reports, people in the area have begun fleeing nels all over the country. this is the moment i saw detainees escaped from prison in northern syria. for 4 days i saw fight to have attempted to free their fellow members. it's unclear how many have managed to escape. how many have been killed or recaptured by kurdish forces? who are being supported by us? there strikes the prison houses more than 1200 prisoners from 50 different nationalities. it's seen as the most significant attack by isolate, since the aunt group was defeated in the region 3 years ago. ah, this footage shows i saw fighters breaking into prison. pile of bodies dressed in uniform

there's can taliban says it's taken a step towards international recognition. after the 1st day of talks in norway, the government delegation is meeting western officials and civil society groups and also having us to uphold human rights and return for humanitarian aid. the san bon jovi ripples it's day one of the 3 day trip for the afghan delegation led by the foreign minister of though is the 1st place in europe after trips to russia. iran got their china in pakistan. but nor is made it clear that this does not mean legitimacy for the fall on the chance to talk to those who are in charge of our nathan from norway. i'm not good anymore. bombed clear. got him in norway. we have a meeting with the u. s. and also with european union on matters of mutual interest . one part of our meetings would be with our afghan d. s poor who are outside the country, especially in europe, booked their ideas, consultations and plans will be heard. this means that meetings for mutual understanding will continue between afghans during the closed doors meeting that a local hotel, ec

can you go shit with taliban in? good faith to the future of our country in the future of more than 36000000 people, including a diversity, a group of women, religious minorities, different social rule for the best interests of the country. and you know that unfortunately, the taliban did not use the time properly to an efficiently to come to political settlement. and then as a result of the continued war, you know, the former president who didn't have a lot of bass in the country. now. my only concern would be that given the taliban record in the last 6 months, and the fact that they do not allow any kind of rights and liberties for women, including by c to cation political participation, we're even recently they have been depressing women protesters, my only concern would be that in a situation where there is a lot of this unity and the 1st steps have not been put up by the political community understand to unite the abuse or to have a common position on the negotiations. but this for this will further, we can our

that's why you've invited the taliban. they been in also, i guess. and exactly. no recognition of all the bone. no moment to tell the boat, no free ride for totally bomb. they are in charge. so what we have done, they have not been come to norway to talk to norway. they have come to know or basically to, to talk to africans. so we have brought to also know civil society representatives from infant. i've gone this down and from outside i've gone on to all slow and for the 1st time they are sitting with tell the bone at the sufficient level that conversations can be, you know, meaningful reflect religious, the prime minister. you know, how controversial this is. some people and i used to live in afghanistan and follow a lot of afghans on, on social media. they say you rewarding the taliban at the time when half the african population, the countries women, live on the virtual house arrest? well, i mean, they have not met with africans. they met with us with frowns, with europeans, with the u. n. and with norway, to me, it looks like this. if we don't sit down with t

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so fight is attack a prison in an attempt to free a large number of taliban representatives in norway for talks with nato countries, including the u. s. he'll be demanding women's rights and of comstock in return 8. ah, a curfew has been opposed to mckinney fossil after a day of violence and army camps and on the streets. people will have to stay inside of a nice and the internet's been shut down. the government has denied there was an attempted crew after a mutiny by soldiers. heavy gunfire was heard from barracks in the capital y got to go over several hours. sad that a nearby air base is growing frustration over the government's failure to stop attacks by armed groups. and we were cans reports from either didn't downside military barracks in downtown. why could you give any recon broken only by the sound of gunfire? cultures era went inside the camps and spoke to the soldiers. they made a series of demands, but did not call for the dismissal of bikini fossils president rocca bori as if they see corsica in point pleasant. my cm's yard said mud with lawyers, me by me. they differ, go

a binge of a following that story for us about the african taliban. but we'll stay with that talking points over dollar, but here is electra at the american university of afghanistan. he says, these talks are an important development. it's about time that the taliban sit down and engagement happens on 2 levels. one is with the international community. tangible direction is taken. goals and expectations are communicated because very often in the absence of that communication, the international community or different stakeholders keep moving, the goal posts. so it's a good initiative, even from the tyler bond side to show in 1011 to be there. and that being said, there has to be a discussion on what is happening inside of on a sun, on the woman that have been abducted in upon a sun, despite the pilot bond denying it. there are problems, women cannot access their workplaces because of travel restrictions. and these are discussions that need to happen between the parlor bond and bonds within the honest, done as well. so kudos to them for wanting to talk t

our senior taliban officials are now in norway. the 1st talks on european soil al jazeera has learned they'll be pushed on promises to uphold human rights in return for billions of dollars in frozen humanitarian aid. gunfire has been heard at military camps in burkina, faso as capital like to go. the defense minister is denying the army has taken over and detained. the president. russia has rejected you. k accusations. it's plotting to install a pro moscow leader in crane. buquet says rushes in contact with format. ukrainian politicians spot of a plan for an invasion senior us officials are talking to kat are about potentially supplying europe with gas. if russia does invade ukraine, cats are, is one of the world's biggest manufacturers of liquefied natural gas. but mostly exports to asia only supplying 5 percent of europe's gas needs. a white house official says talks between president joe biden, and the emir of kat are shipped, i mean, been hammered. al fanny could happen in washington by the end of the month when decent is a pro

and reports of human rights abuse. senior taliban members are expected to meet officials from several nato countries, including us representatives, about $200.00 people, mostly afghans living in norway have protested in also as a talks began, chanting no to taliban of the demonstrators said any move towards official recognition should be resisted, claiming that the taliban hadn't changed since it was pushed from power in 2001 and scientists in israel say a for shot of phases, covered 19 vaccine triples, protection from severe illness. for people over the age of 60. they also say the age group becomes twice as resistant to infection, but the additional booster will not provide complete immunity. those are the headlines on al jazeera. i'll be back with more news after the listening post. stay with us. on counting the cost one year of the buy from the administration, how has the u. s. economy, unemployment done, but inclusions pop and americans aren't happy about it? it also totally is unconventional approach to inflation. could it actually boost economic growth? counseling recalls on al

the meeting was presented by norway's prime minister eunice goss stora, his government fluid taliban delegation for talks in oslo, with international diplomats in afghan civil society. in recent days. in an interview for talk to al jazeera, he told me this was not meant to give the group legitimacy or recognition. to me, it looks like this. if we don't sit down with them, present the expectation, the demands and what they have to deliver afghanistan going, it's going to sink down in that tremendous humanitarian. this all search, most of us got stones reserves remain frozen, but the un wants to change that without renewed liquidity and the african economy. as a risk, the da humanitarian situation becomes a country wide famine. on the other hand, some nations still worry about rewarding the taliban when the human rights situation in particular, the treatment of women seems to be getting worse. not better. james bayes al jazeera of the united nations soldiers and jordan say, they've killed 27 drug smugglers trying to sneak across the border from syria. and army spokesman said the traffi

phones, worsening humanitarian crisis. reports of human rights abuse. senior taliban members expected to meet officials from several nato countries, including us representatives. about 200 people, most afghans living in norway protested in offline was the talks began chanting note to taliban. the demonstrators said any move towards official recognition would be resistance, claiming that the taliban hasn't changed since it was pushed from power in 2001. the world health organizations, europe, direct us says there are further signs. the michel variant is moving the pandemic into a new phase hands clue. so he's also optimistic that kevin 1900, is shifting from a pandemic to a more manageable and amec illness. like the flu, scientists in israel, a full shot, a finds a cove at 19 triples, protection against several in illnesses. the people of the age of 60 and additional booster will not provide complete immunity. those were the headlines. i bank with the news in hoffman to stay with us interest lexis next study shows both of these accounts, 50 percent children action lines around the chal

force. 7 more people die calling for a return to civilian rule. rights experts accuse afghanistan's taliban of trying to erase women and girls from public life say in the groups, policies amount to collective punishment. after saturday's eruption and hunger, the scale of the disaster remains unclear. australia and new zealand send it reconnaissance aircraft to find out more. ah, the u. s. a strongly condemned an attack by yemen, who's the rebels on oil facilities in the united arab emirates, calling it an act of terror. 3 people were killed in the attack. police say to were indian nationals, and one was a pakistani spokesman for the whose he said there could be more strikes on what they call countries of aggression. the emerald eas announced a partial withdrawal from yemen in 2019, but have continued to maintain a military presence there. meanwhile, value lab coalition has launched as strikes on the hoof control capital in response to this saying that it's aiming military targets this one civilians to avoid military camps who see media say at least 6 people have been killed. and 8 more woun

the taliban hasn't changed since it was pushed from power in 2001. and scientists been israel. c, a 4th shot of 5 is cove in 1900 vaccine. triples protection against severe illness for people over the age of 60, for the additional booster will not provide complete immunity. those are the headlines coming up next on al jazeera. it's $1.00 0 $1.00 east. stay with us. americans are increasingly saying authoritarianism might not be so bad. there were several steps along the way where the chain of command it's you like tried to cover what your take on why they've gotten this so wrong. that to me is political malpractice. the bottom line on us politics and policies and the impact on the world on al jazeera in japan's ancient and revered traditions. they're considered demi gone. i thought we did that. i can't do that. so it will cover guys mckissick on top of doing critical molina war should still go to home us the world of japanese sumo wrestling is off limits to most outside is one with scandals, a heaton, even when it's life and death. i will make up for

most the afghans living in norway protested in as low as it talks began, chanting no to taliban. the demonstrators said any move towards official recognition should be resisted. and trying to finish ralphie. a 4th shot of 5 is called the 1900 vaccine triples protection against severe illness. for people over the age of 60, they also see the age will become twice as resistant to infection, but the additional booster will not provide to complete immunity. those are the headlines next on al jazeera, the bottom line me oh um. i am steve clements and i have a question 20 years after opening the off the grid military prison in guantanamo. why is it still open and come in? i'd say it's ever really shut it down. let's get to the bottom line. ah, it's considered one of america's most historic and problematic national security decisions, running a military prison outside the american legal system. but in the wake of the attacks of $911.00 us forces were scooping up hundreds of prisoners in afghanistan with no idea whether they posed a threat or not, or what to do with them. the u. s. milit

ah, hello again on cam al santa maria here in doug how they says the world news from al jazeera taliban officials of arrived in norway as al jazeera learns. they will be push on women's rights in return for 8. as the tension grows, the u. k. says russia is plotting to install moscow friendly government and ukraine . the kremlin calls it nonsense and there's heavy fighting. in serious, ne, with us backed kurdish force is trying to repel iso attempting to regain last brown ah, starting a bikini fall. so there has been heavy gunfire there in the capital walker today. ah, what was happening at several, or happened, at least at several military camps across the city, including the main army base. at the defense minister has denied reports, though, that the military has actually taken over the country and detained the president's . it said you feel sure there was an uprising in 6 locations, including the capital. now everything is calm. those involved in the uprising of being investigated. the president wasn't arrested and he hasn't resigned. we know where he is and we are following the situa

it also has the talks began chanting no to taliban. the demonstrators said any move tools, official recognition should be resisted. they say the taliban hasn't changed since it was pushed out from power in 2001 taiwan says china has sent 39 fighter jets into its air space. it's the largest daily incursion since october . taiwan says it's increasingly concerned that china is going to launch minute fraction against the island asian considered the island as a breakaway province. ah, no thousands of people are protested in washington dc against covert 19 vaccine rules. they say vaccination and masks are personal choices and should not be enforced by the government, the centers for disease control. so both measures are needed to protect against infection. article hate has more from the u. s. capital. there been protester out the pandemic across the country, but this is really the 1st large scale one to come to the streets of washington d. c. now they're building themselves as anti mandate against masks against vaccines. but when it comes to

and how the taliban is being accused of raising women from having life in afghan. ah hello, great to see. here's your world weather reports for begin in australia and eventually get to asia as well. so leftovers of what was tropical cyclone tiffany. now have moved in to new south wales. we've got some heavy falls along that border with queensland. and we're going to get down with rain in sidney. meantime, to the west perth, your temperature has hot it up to 40 degrees your now in, in extended heat wave. really, your temperature will lock in to about 40 over the next several days and looking like the heat will not break until next monday, afternoon zealand. a band of rain stretching across the tasman sea at times that rainbow be falling quite heavily between christ church and done eden in time for the north island gives been could hit 30 degrees on wednesday, off to southeast asia. concentration of rain over indonesia, sumatra island. same goes for java, bali, lone bulk rate in to so the ways it's not a question if we'll see flooding purchase where and how much now

but give us an idea of the kind of level of changes that have been under the taliban in just the last few months. yes, of course the level of change you could see it said that they are asking the woman to wear a job. you're not letting go to going to school. did the new woman is going to the workplace? you could see the low economy such a way should have want to sunk, or one or not have access to that and what places. and as well as in many cases, there's increase on wires against women's and the tensions and adoption of lawrence and an alternate of honest on wishes shows that how the brutal of action of the toner want is of the, of using and says that they're showing all the dual and the children surprised by their actions because we had the experience back 995. but if they are claiming that they are there not a test as change, they has to show the nations there has to and respect one price. they have asked to it a spec there. i have to respect the human rights. so on that to the actions, we could leave them if they really wants to a governor that country and wants to add to a good r

the red zone near naples to understand this unusual love of living with the volcano on al jazeera ah, taliban officials arrived in norway and al jersey was learned. they will be pushed on women's rights in return for 8. ah, are we run over a 100 hours g, m t, here on alpha zeron? come all santa maria, these are the headlights tension is growing. the u. k. says russia is plotting to install a friendly government in ukraine, but moscow calls it nonsense. also ethiopians, deputy military chief reveals his troops are planning an operation to enter. tig rise at regional capital makella my we will not be going here and his evens prime minister announces tougher cove at 19 restrictions after a surge in all recall related cases. ah, so we'll start with a developing story this our, the 1st visit by taliban officials to a western country. since they took power of i've got to stand back in august, a high level delegation has arrived in norway's capital all slow. they are expected to meet officials from several nato countries and that will include representatives in the united states. not good did any mo

but we have the, i've got to get the taliban. they were in power before and i think we and many other organizations have been working during taliban rule before so. so i think it's not impossible to do, but it's different. and there's a couple of really core values that we will not compromise with. we will not compromise when it comes to our ability to have fema. so for example, for our ability to still reach girls, because we know that they are the most vulnerable in afghanistan and elsewhere. so we have opened up our work in a couple of provinces and i've done this. but a lot of negotiations, a lot of difficult situation. some conversations need to coming back to here we are in the scale, whether it be molly burkina, faso or new air, what are the projects? what are you doing in these areas where isolate affiliate or al qaeda affiliates are operating? how are you able to operate there and what exactly are you doing there? so the 3 things that we do in this region, but also and the rest of the world is focused on education, acces

while the un special envoy to afghanistan says it appears the taliban is again using fear to control the population. a diplomatic editor james base reports now from the land. with more than half of the afghan population suffering from all the un calls extreme levels of hunger, the secretary general antonio terrace again sounded the alarm. 6 months after that they covered by the taliban. afghanistan is hanging by a threads for afghans. daily life has become a frozen hell. one of afghanistan's best known women's rights campaigners who still lives in cobbled came to new york to address the security council after 20 years of tasting creed. and what kink studying, playing sports, performing music, it has taken less than 6 months to completely dismantle the rights of the women and girls across the country. her account was backed by the un special representative inside afghanistan. deborah lawns said a number of women activists had recently been abducted and then disappeared. she said this was part of a wider, deeply worrying pattern. and here on the ground there is compelling evidence of a

also coming up the 1st visit by a taliban delegation to europe and seizing power in afghanistan, al jazeera, learns that negotiations will be about women's rights in return to aid. the u. k accuses russia of a plot to install a probe kremlin leader in ukraine. moscow says that's nonsense of a hunter. ice will fight as in northern syria after the armed groups, bloodiest attack since its defeat in 2090. ah! we began to advocate a fossil, a nation on the edge people in the capital. why do go woke to heavy sounds of gunfire at several military camps and that were fears of attempted coup that a fence, but as the spoke on state television, reassuring the nation, the president has not been detained. an order has been restored. the mutiny was triggered by longstanding demands from soldiers that they say were ignored. same bus raphi reports in burkina faso capital. why do people reported hearing the sound of heavy and sustained gunfire? government denials that the army has seized control along with reports of gun battles at numerous army barracks all add to growing uncertainty in a country whose pre

and she urged the taliban to take action. the military coup in became, is due to be discussed after emergency meeting of west african leaders on friday. you want us to demanding the immediate release of deposed president rock bore a really to say they these power because of government failure to stop the tax file . groups linked to hide and ice pack has fallen. developments in like a do group and sent mr. boyce there, it's kind of unusual, a recall in the city i've been here before and usually at this time of the hour, the streets would be bustling with activity. i want to show you right behind me. i'm just going to step away from there, shot further in the distance is actually the presidential palace no longer in the hands of the president security guards, but now it's burkina faso special forces that they've set up a checkpoint that we can't go any further. now that's no longer at the center of power for this country. the decision making now is happening in downtown. why do go in one of those camps where the new strong men

a taliban commander says the explosives were attached to the fuel tank on the bus. no one has admitted responsibility yet, but there had been several similar attacks in recent weeks, which reclaimed by iso senior members of the taliban are in norway for their 1st official talks on european soil since seizing power. and i've got a son that talks will focus on human rights and i've got a son's need for humanitarian aid. around 23000000 off guns, thus a little over half the population are facing acute hunger. meanwhile, the taliban has denied beating under arresting women's rights activists in couple following a series of protests calling for an end to restrictions on women. they've been barred for many jobs, and most girls can't go to school beyond 6th grade. the taliban says the claims of arrests are aimed at enabling women to seek asylum in western nations. what we'll do the new when we heard the news of the arrest of a few girls, we contacted all the security institutions. no women have been arrested or detained . some rumors are being circulated as some women want

7 more people die calling for a return to civilian governance rights. experts accuse afghanistan's taliban trying to erase women and girls from public life say in the group policies, amount to collective punishment. and homeless in america, why more and more people over the age of 50 out on the streets? i'm devin ash, with sport for the 2nd year and a very bon munich strike rob 11 da skis named faith as best men's play and host ta maurine. draw with tape verse, which is enough to secure the top spots in the africa cup of nations. great. ah. hello, welcome to the news. our top story condemnation from the united states. an attack by yelman's who see rebels on oil facilities in the united arab emirates, calling it an act of terror. 3 people were killed in the attack police a saying to wear indian nationals, and one was pakistani, a spokesman for the hoof. he said there could be more strikes on what they call countries of aggression. the emerald tease announced a partial withdrawal from yemen in 2019, but maintain a military presence that. meanwhile, the saudi led coalition launched as strikes

the african taliban is now the final day of talks with western diplomats in norway. the 3 days of closed door meetings were the 1st in europe. since the group took control of afghanistan in august, u. s. and e u diplomats are asking them to uphold basic freedoms. in return for humanitarian aid, civil society groups have also been involved in the discussions and the restaurant brant is the head of the european union delegation to afghanistan. he outlines what's being discussed and these tools. it's been a useful meeting. we have raised all of the very important points that we have raised also on previous occasions where the taliban. but i think the most important thing is that they had their own intra african dialogue with civil society, with other non taliban africans. and we, of course, we have made clear that women rights and also the inclusion, the participation of women in the african society is very important. it's important for the rights of women, but also it's important for productivity. and it's important for the legitimacy of the defacto government, because

the pakistani taliban as well. i think you're right when you say about the pakistan is unique by the sun, if you need it because the a so go odd or more sleep. but it seems to people behind the closed doors, they sit down and they decide. and the thing that we have these thirds, and they then they come out and in the public and then the lecture of the public that we have these threats a lot existence. but in, in, in, in, in reality, the state of pakistan never consulted the actual, the real, the true state corners, the owners of pakistan, the people of pakistan, even in this document, which is, you know, it is presented as well as the fust evan policy. we are the stake we have is the input of pakistani people we're, you know, opposition, the civil society. and they just said this is, this is a civil military. you know, we talk about civil military balance, but we are a lot of the civilians. so in fact, the, in the sacrament they say about national cohesion conditions means a, do you want to bring it by force? do yo

the united nation says the afghan taliban is trying to steadily raise women and girls from public life in afghanistan. a group of rights experts has really said joint statement, say the taliban policies amount to a connective punishment of women and girls, grounded on gender based spies and harmful practices. they're concerned by what they describe as continuous and systematic efforts to exclude women from the social economic and political see is. the experts also wandered now harder for women to work and make a living. and that's pushing them further into poverty. we spoke to fallacy, a coffee, who's a woman's rights activists who served as the 1st female deputy speaker of parliament in afghanistan. she says women are becoming invisible, is heartbreaking them because of what's been done to the woman of venison, especially under the name of islam is on the contrary. against this army principles, we all know that the politics of talent is a politics of m, you know, exclusion. and they believe in exclusion. and their definition of inclusion is basically establishing as a government that

it's believe he's being held by the taliban affiliated connie network. it's kind of stones in a worsening humanitarian crisis ever since. the taliban takeover prompted the suspension of international aid in a statement by and said, threatening the safety of americans or any innocent civilians is always unacceptable. and hostage taking as an act of particular cruelty and cowardice. the town about must immediately release mark before it can expect any consideration with aspirations villages. missy. this is not negotiable. an update on porthos elections. now the prime minister is one, a 3rd consecutive term in office antonio cost as ruling socialists, security majority in sunday, snap collection. he's promising to govern for all portuguese. the economy struggles to bounce back from the current of iris pandemic. shattered, ready with the support from lisbon? the stunning mandate. prime minister in 20th cost as ruling socialist have won a majority of people in portugal, snap election. it's a feat you could have imagined coming into the election. pre election

and i've counted on taliban officials or in europe for talks that go stations in norway will focus on easing. i've kinda sounds worse thing. humanitarian crisis and reports of human rights abuse. senior taliban members are expected to meet officials from several nato countries, including us representatives the notary did any more bomb declare, harder him in norway. we have a meeting with the u. s. and also with the european union on matters of mutual interest. one part of our meetings would be with our afghan das poor who are outside the country, especially in europe, with their ideas, consultations and plans will be heard. this means that meetings from mutual understanding will continue between afghans houses here as a solid job. it reports our explains now what stake those meetings we have gone into governance delegation is led by the foreign minister. i mean on with the keys is not just going to be meeting representatives, office governments, but also i've gone diaspora as well. we believe efforts are being made to hold at least some meeting that i've got women. but we've also been