no administrative starts is being used. we've been following different processes already, but the big, big, big, big picture will be more visible to morrow. and i do hope that there will be no post election, a negative developments. i would have to the state here that probably in the ninety's. this is the 1st time when armenia will have really the most unpredictable election. nobody can really say what the outcomes of the elections will be. but i do really want to touch upon a point by vladimir our colleague in moscow. we think that, well, yeah, russia doesn't almost go, doesn't really have any favorite. yes. directly. let me put, you know, are others in the crumbling, are not showing any favoritism but proclaimed in hybrid media. organizations have been demonized administration for years now. number one, number 2, i agree that there may be some sentiments that can be considered as anti criminal by pushing young. i believe that this is mostly because of a lack of experience. there have been mistakes made, but there have als

thank you all for joining us today. and it's for conversation, john, let me start with you because you and citizen lab were among the 1st i began reading years ago that were essentially warning that the fear that we all have that governments were potentially tracking us. what's happening? can you sketch? what has been unfolding and what your principal concerns are. well, 1st of all, thanks for having me and for this great panel. one of the things that i think it's important for people to know is that the industry is not new. we're just learning about it because it's growing and the scale of harms that it's causing are growing as well. this is an industry that basically says to governments around the world, look, you want to hack. maybe you don't have that technology within your country. but you can do it if you have a big enough checkbook and companies like and so, but also companies with a like hacking team from italy before them. fin fisher from germany in the u. k. before that, have gone to governments and said, look

and they use the open us relationship intent on so many graphs. and one of the reasons why i should say, under the auspices of the african union, the sofa conflict cannot be dismissed. but it needs to be said that the conflict between jo pierre at egypt is very difficult to imagine just because of the she had to divide the massive distance between those 2 countries. so in essence, soon done with act to evolve. the soul continues such confident they would have to provide egypt support and allow them to use that territory. we're getting well ahead of us all by talking but that is, that is a consideration. and so done on some of the least recognize this. the advantage of having a massive hydro electric project on its door stick that it could potentially benefit from in the future for electricity. so they would be reluctant to have situation escalate and get too far. ok, fascinating insights for you low now. really appreciate you talking to us here on account into the cost that's low now from n k c economics. thank you much. i norway has done a lot to

her must used up some of soft snow but it wasn't depleted. so from this point of view, i believe that is roused bombing of gaza, which they claim themselves were intended at defeating a massive fight. for your opinion, envoy coordinating talks on reviving the iran nuclear deal believes in agreement will be reached next week. indirect talks between iran and the united states about fully returning to the 2015 nuclear deal. between tara and major world powers are expected to resume next thursday. because the ations have been taking place since april. now a large files broken out at a refinery in southern terrace. the blaze sent a huge plume of smoke at the parts of iran's capital. so far there are no reports of casualties. and in a separate incident, a navy ship caught fire and sank. and the gulf of a man, one of nicaragua, most popular opposition leaders is now under house arrest. police rated christina tomorrow's home office. she was accused of money laundering. the attorney general is seeking to discuss if i have from public office while the

any us passport, hold as anybody's trying to get one of its us flights. don't come to the airport is too dangerous. you go to a place of safety somewhere near by somewhere in cobble you notify. get in touch with people you are meant to get in touch with in the chain of command to say where you are the identify yourself that you are eligible eligible to get on that flight . and you basically await instructions. and so it becomes a far more complicated operation, but it's almost like a special forces operation you groups of people of been brought together and either take it in, in buses or as we have seen, the us doing on a few occasions in the past week or so as well as the germans, they've also been doing this. they actually send out helicopters to bring people from predetermined run day viewpoints into the safety directly into onto the runway of cobble airport to be processed and then put on to flights. that is the far safer way of trying to get people now to the airport, especially in light of this attack. so try to keep people away from crowds that are

but you personally, i mean, we use these words moderate or pragmatic, whatever we want to use, what things would you be looking for that would convince you with your experience, of course, of the region that perhaps we are seeing a taliban that can negotiate, but can function as somehow with the international community and yet keep the stability in the country which is vital. i'm. i'm a barometer you for 3 things. it's a great question. i think 1st and foremost, how are they dealing with the minorities and with women's and we're seeing some signs which tell us the thing that changing points since they were just the requisitions which, ok, which is committed by mostly she has but almost limbs. those are the she has a b, c attack we had seen america has out of this fine, few days ago. galvan provided even security for that. good. so far so good about women. will women be allowed to come back to their jobs in schools and hospitals and other places in banks? this will be the 2nd sign. the term will be how be deal with the regional business, inclusive mess in the farmers, and also means how the

those developments are under close watched by the us and today and a phone call between us state department secretary antony blinkin. and the president of tunisia, lincoln told side that he should adhere to the principles of democracy and human rights. and said that open dialogue was needed between all political actors and the 2 nation people. lincoln follow that up with a tweet, saying that this was a good phone call, and that he was able to express his support for denise ias democracy. now the u. s . has been hesitant to call this a coo, why, how spokeswoman said that a thorough legal analysis would 1st be required, but that if this is determined to be a coo, then u. s. a to, to need you could be on the line that's totaled $1400000000.00 since the countries revolution in 2011 much of that money going toward the military and security expenses. so says the leaders of north korea and south korea of agreed to restore communication channels and improve relations. the agreement follows the exchange of several lessons between the south korean president moon j n, and the north korean leader kim j

thanks very much for being with us. so this kind of funny, sparse information emerging about always what, what's your impression of, what's going on there? what it does seems that we've got a number of different instances of developed since since last week. i mean, the one on the master street, the attack on the street with the extremely serious and we seem to have a very serious incident developing now. obviously, you know, it's very already days where we're not seeing too much information i just yet. but it's extremely wiring that in an area like that, which is a very busy shipping shipping lane in and out of the gulf and none of the persian gulf that this kind of thing going on and, and disrupting shipping. and if they have been hijacked as a potential hijack, what are the options for the authorities in the area? but i think once a hijacks taking place is there's not a great deal you can do other than let the events unfold and see what it is the hijackers want to do. if this is something connected with the wrong, the

thanks very much indeed for being with us in terms of the history of abortion or in the us. how significant to the recent changes being the been extremely significant in part because this is the 1st time really in 50 years that we've seen a real possibility that row will be overturned and that roughly half the states in the united states will criminalize all or most abortion, so we're in relatively uncharted territory and only at the supreme court how, what kind of outcome do you think we can expect on this? well, they're really a he to quite likely outcome. so them to uphold the mississippi law. the court would either need to overrule robi, wait entirely, or get rid of part of roby wade, which is to say that the right to choose abortion last until viability, which is the point, survival is possible outside of the womb. so i would expect to see the court most likely take a significant step to reversing row and then finish the job in the next couple of years. and what we heard from some of the people in the report, sally is saying, well, we need to, you know, congress perhaps

troops to help them resettle in the us. about 20000 afghan interpreters have applied fearing retribution from the taliban. the money could be used to help get those afghans out of the country safely. given the u. s. has already completed more than 95 percent of its troop withdrawal. a small number of special immigrant applicants are expected to stay for a few days at a u. s. rp base in virginia. others may travel to a still undetermined 3rd party country while their visas are being processed. earlier on friday, the telephone was there'll be no peace and i've got to stop until a new government is formed. a spokesman said the group will not stop fighting until president. osh off gunny is removed early this week, the u. s. is senior most general said the group now controls half of cost on districts, despite having withdrawn. most of it's true, the us has been carrying out strikes to help africa, government. diplomatic editor james base has more from cobble certainly what everyone wants, i think on the international community i

the taliban run after us. they chase, they beat us. and i know i saw women under people's feet and a stamp. and i saw a dead body taken from the airport and put in a car, and then we have no other option. when i don't know what the, the telephone is in charge of securing the airport and protecting us forces and evacuated from being overrun. they a forceful in their crowd control, relying on gunfire and beatings to disperse. the thousands who gather us forces can be seen around the perimeter. just meters from telephone patrols. people plead their case for evacuation raising paperwork to the tower, but they are asked to move on. afghans complain, americans have fired towards them. also not what. we're even scared of bringing our documents with us every day. we're here because we want to do something. we can done them, favors a now we're left here with our future. what i could buy a day or so every day. the numbers vaskins looking for an exit swells. hundreds gather outside the british, french and canadian embassies. hope spruce. but rumo

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good to have you with us. so without the international military spending without the international aid, what do you think is going to happen to the afghan economy? well, it will certainly be jury severely hurt. the economy is founded on the relies on international app, and it relies on the spending all united states military and of other militaries that are there. so this will really be a hard hit. but i think the biggest problem is going to be how the tama bomb managed to reorient, not only the economy but society of the boarding science, i think are not are, are really quite worrisome. and on top of that, you think the u. s. is going to use that kind of stands reserves, and the flow of dollars in the country can use that to kind of influence the political landscape there. it will try, but i'm not sure that it will succeed. the ton of on has proven in the past that it's interested in money, but money is not really as powerful tool as some outsiders might take it as long as it has enough funding to fulfill its

why should the us be involved? well, i think they should be involved in the process because it's a long time in your life and us our commission and i did when i felt the concern again, i think there is no question about the need for us if you want them. and the question is, how they like, how should they maintain impact the company, the company didn't know, did not get to touch on part of november. but for many europeans they went to see you taking the company. i thought to call in for the day. but i think it didn't copy any context, many job. they are saying that he was in power for 27 years. and in that country dictatorships and everybody knows that it's a very well known devil. it's not just a devil. so what they say is that then you went to the understand the context to make the company a lot of the context is this thousands of people have been killed yet a 1000000 been left in nearly famine like conditions. and the un says that more than 2000000 have been displaced. that's a bit more than just a form of govern

he joins us live via zoom. david, let me just put a working theory to you. consider this a qu, if you're part of the elite, if you're part of the rich of chinese. yeah. but if you're part of the people outside of the big cities and you're poor and you're living in the countryside, you consider this a decisive step in the right direction. well, there are a couple of things involved here in ron. and i think you did a good job in your, in laying the story out of quoting both white house spokeswoman jim saki and the state department with the emphasis they have placed on protecting tunisian democracy. and that's very different from what president chrysler has decided. he has emphasized the provisions of the constitution and particularly article but article 80 is subject to a lot of conflicting interpretations by his rivals. and the number of them would not accept his interpretations, which sounded a little bit like a constitutional nit picking on his part. the fact is, the united states does support the general idea

away and told us not to return. we'd been here 5 days with no food and water, and n g o work had takes down my sewers, details a lawyer will help him sign a power of attorney and he completes a note formerly requesting asylum. they were quickly, it'll soon become why i was moved over and over in the next cubicle. in obvious distress, alarmed ahmed hama occurred from northern iraq. i am not an email word from a d. and in an i c. u. bed on identified and unconscious. a 3rd man suffering the effects of prolonged exposure to cold weather. these men had been on a terrible journey drawn to bela roost by the promise of safe passage to the e. u. unwitting victims in a cynical standoff in which neither side much cares about their welfare. they may be signs of this crisis easing of conditions on the other side of the border improving of diplomacy working. but for the individuals in this hospital on the pone side of the border, at least one of them lucky to be alive while they're stuck in a nightmare. and it's still unfolding

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we are trying to use it as on pod is handled for to good phones to support us began in jude. many students have boycotted classes demanding free education. only primary school is free. although the government pays for high school for the neediest students, the population is increasing in this country of more than one point. 1000000 people . but the government says there aren't enough jobs. that's why it's prioritizing education. $24000.00 high school students will graduate this year and enter a job market with a youth unemployment rate of 54 percent high school student bermondsey missle. lenny anticipates, he'll have to build his future abroad beginning with the university and south africa next year. because for then chris in the country was, hasn't been something that has just from up it's been something that has been, you know, in the events leading up to this point. so it's no surprise that you know, everything is happening the way it is. so i think it's miss for me like go study, i'll say last year a cyclone destroyed du du z ley du bay's home where she lives with her son

with us. talk to alger see room. we ask, how would you describe taliban relationship with the us? we listen copies 90 to is not told for coffee. 19 has been terrible demonstration of the failure of human. so we meet with global news makers and talk about the stories that matter. on al jazeera, a criminal gang, and haiti has abducted 17 american and canadian missionaries. the case highlights the lawlessness and chaos in one of the world poorest countries. so will this spur, international action to help patient officials bring control? this is inside story. ah hello, welcome to the program. i'm how much of jewel $1000000.00 for each hostage. that's the ransom demanded by a criminal gang in haiti for the release of 16 americans and a canadian, abducted near port a prince last saturday. the youngest hostage is just 8 months old. it's the latest in an increasingly violent wave of kidnappings in haiti, and has drawn international attention to the instability which has worsened since the assassinatio

the loading of the museum hit us in our core because our history is really important to us. our history is what makes us, we're an old country. in fact, i can say where the oldest country in 2014 the tablet was bought for 1600000 dollars by the wealthy fundamentalist christian who was building a museum of the bible in washington dc. the fragment was seized by u. s. government authorities in 2019 fig documentation lead to its resale and transport for other countries. only to have a return to the us were an auction house, facilitated sale for $1600000.00. the head of the us cultural organization says the repatriation of the gilgamesh tablet, sends a message. this ceremony here is also a welcome warning to the smugglers and looters of this world to those who use conflicts to steal into traffic, cultural heritage, participating in the destruction of cultural diversity. the epic itself is written as if recounting a dream telling the deeds of the hero gilgamesh, his contests with beasts and gods. gilgamesh sought the secret of immortality. but in the end, the hero learns a hard tr

i feel what i know the building behind us collapse and 4 people were killed. i was strong to the ground unconscious. we will never forget that explosion . it began with a fire at warehouse 12. it's believe to have blown up the ammonium nitrate that was unsafely stored with favorable materials. the neighborhoods were destroyed. more than 200 people were killed on august 4, 2020. we saw her thinkers there, her running shoes. we didn't expect or imagined that he will be. at the point, we wrote wolf saw her that her sister, jessica worked at one of the roots hospitals. many were badly damaged in the explosion. all the hospital teens ran to the patient and had to move them to the secured area which turned into a battlefield. we had a few minutes and then because after a few minutes came the came, came the patience which were wounded and that no one has yet been held to account. families of the victims are up against the political and security establishment, accused of hiding behind immunity. that defeats the very purpose of the very sense of the ruling flow, and th

they don't one development for us. and they don't want us to suit not develop village. i won't get to use them as it is. but yeah, when we came for ricky, this gone has gone. almost the script is playing exactly the scoop is playing out here with so i'm heading towards my parents place the village where i grew up. and in last tried to 25 years. i've been away from this village, but perhaps from outside i could really get the difference while people are richer, they have bought money, but something went missing in the process. and that's why it hurts. when i see changing it, when i see people not talking, when i see it's growing into a more or less individualistic society. and i think that was the result. i started writing and i ended up writing official is a school that should be there. that's my that. mm hm. so this berg tree had huge significance in my life. this was out of school. in fact, ology used to sit there and we used to, i finished my family education here, right. and that history. this is the place we're 1st am, i was a film. this is where the magic started

like those of us commanders say taliban insurgents here are copying the tactics used to fight the us in around me. i the corner was can you move on for glow? consider look on the call on the behalf of a honda do any? yeah. give me one second. oh, i did it, did some good news my good about but i can cause i can go out there. why did you want to take your call, mike? no. what is evil? none then gone on. i have much as much, much under the hood in the motto, not in how's it is your i'm sure i don't, don't you know? gimme a call. we're not gonna go now. connie, no of now. sure. no, no, no, no, no, no, i just see what i'm, what i'm saying is i'm going, i'm going to get you to a deal that i need to get to do. yeah. now we're going to need to do that. i can, i want to know how to do to go to the file it clashes between the taliban and nato forces left him french soldiers dead with violence that to be up 50 percent. in spite of the growing number of troops now serving under joint nato, us command me. and when a visual kind shide on boots up victim it's, i don't if i not the same time to them

they found us as were escaping from our village. i had my one and a half year old baby on my back that killed her with a machete and rape me in front of my brother and father. and i killed them. hundreds of women and gauls seek help at this hospital run by a women's rights organization called the female fully therapy for integrated peace and development, or software patty. it helps the displaced restart their lives and those who have been raped to get free counseling, medical help, and justice. no ally for says it's a crisis. the majority of about a 1000 patients they see every month are victims of sexual violence. now why do i know that who now their rates by arms all sides, including gum meant soldiers and police who are supposed to protect them in town? and as i bonia, there is also a lot of sexual violence within the neighborhoods. and that camps for displaced people. this is the largest ibp comp, in province. and most of the people who are here from an area called dougald, where the conflicts pos started in the focal here, wher

they are using us running through the departure term. and we know about 6000 us troops from america that have been here year, but the here trying to secure the at this time. so these evacuation like can restart in the meantime on the curious the telephone say they are trying to secure the airport. they have been airing, shot into the air to try to disperse the crowd, and yet people still climbed the fences and making their way onto the runway b us under a lot of pressure to get the people out and get them out quickly. there are thousands of americans currently at cobble international airport waiting for these evacuation flights on military plains. not to mention thousands of other foreigners were also waiting to get out on military plains from their respective countries. but in the meantime, there are still thousands of africans on the tarmac and no plains can those charlotte bellis, just 0 carbon former africa from mr. group. but in mateo says you'll travel to doha . on tuesday to hold talks with taliban representatives, will be joined

for us. we need change in this country level. ah, despite the dangers, people still have to go out. if they want to make a living for many residents of puerto prince and for drivers simply commuting around town is one of the most dangerous activities they can do. running the risk of being kidnapped, being robbed, or getting caught in the crossfire of rival gangs, fighting each other over control of different parts of the city. an estimated 50 percent of territory in the haitian capital is said to be under the control of criminal gangs. and while the case of 17 hostages being held by a gang known as 400, melissa has attracted international attention for an aid groups say, the magnitude of the security crisis has far reaching implications. the guys are expand day that power and they control on areas of the car. it's a cd. and again, it's a vicious cycle. if you have more insecurity, then humanity actors, then the state absorb cheese can no longer ring or she may try and serve as an access to ba

really joining us by skype from washington d. c. thank you very much. indeed for being with us. i want to talk to you just about the, the election of icy itself. there's been obviously a variety of different responses internationally to his appointment to his election victory. do you think that the thing has actually changed in terms of iran's relations with other countries as a result of this election? because there are 2 important factors to consider. the 1st is very difficult state around the economy right now. right? is going to need to seek sanctions relief and to do so, he's going to have to kind of deal with washington. the other factor to consider is that the binding ministration has been able to accumulate a significant amount of support from both european and other allies to engage in this kind of diplomacy. in a for ron, walked away from the negotiating table. the consequences won't just come for as they did under the trump administration, it will be broad combination and some collateral damage. let me ask you about the speech that we had earlier on. it was a very wid

they say we use by chinese hackers to target networks. and the us is indicted for chinese nationals linked to the ministry of state security. with a large scale campaign to computers between 20112018. we'll get to august. surely the 1st katrina year reports now from beijing. this collective condemnation of chinese cyber attacks by at least 30 countries, including the u. s. has been deeply embarrassing for aging. china has responded by denying that it's supported or encouraged any cyber attack. then it's called these accusations groundless and politically motivated. now bay jang is trying to undermine the credibility of the u. s. allegations by saying it has not provided enough evidence. there are simply too many of the actors around the world. it's very difficult to pinpoint their exact location, let alone tie these to a single government. aging is also trying to turn the tables on washington saying that more cyber attacks around the world occur from inside the united states. it accuses washington of indiscriminately eavesdropping on the

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we're asking for smart schools to proceed and head us the us, me to report the troops will not be deployed. instead, they will send law enforcement to help with the investigation into the assassination of job and elmo eas, his widow, also injured in the shooting from said this message on social media, not call me you knew who the president was fighting against these people, hired mercenaries to kill the president and his family due to the projects for roads, electricity drinking water supply, organization of the referendum and elections for the final abolition of political transitions. the president has always believed, and institutions and stability. it's not clear who paid for the mercenaries who allegedly carried out the attack, many of them former members of the columbia military. but while that investigation continues, so does the political uncertainty. the valley, the intern prime minister clod, joseph says he's in charge, but he was set to be replaced before the killing by ariel henry, who now along with politician joseph lambert or so they will take over the lam bear tweeted that i

thank you for joining us. coming up in the next 60 minutes, the international atomic energy agency chief leaves around with assurances that international nuclear inspectors will be granted access to monitoring equipment. cap that is foreign minister hold false with the new taliban leadership and the former president time it's hard. the 1st documents related to the f. b i investigation into the 911 attacks are declassified. as the u. s. commemorates the 20th anniversary. please for safety after flash floods destroyed dozens of villages in sudan and thought chunk of it has lost the facts in the us and final class drama, italian world, pre high to rival, but louis hamilton and macs. the 2nd crash with the british dr. lucky to escape injury, ah, the head of the u. a nuclear watchdog has returned from talks in iran with a pledge that nuclear inspectors will be allowed access to facilities to carry out urgently needed work on monitoring equipment. tehran will also let inspectors from the international atomic energy

people empower us why politicians have been so unaffected in fighting climate change. phone lines investigate horizon temperatures of fueling a water war in the u. s. l, just they were world shows how a community in senegal is dependent on the preservation of their natural resources . the screen takes the fight for climate justice to our digital community and up front. it's hard demanding environmental accountability. the climate emergency a season of special coverage on al jazeera seasonally, we're back to know that even a rock temperatures come back to where they are. there are no particularly strong winds the moment around the edges. for example, the black sea where it looks rather stormy. and this snow in the known part of pakistan, there is some action going on. now with temperatures back down to normal in doha, what tails most, it's a humidity if you've got a sham are blowing. i returned on tuesday. it's dry. feels fine. if not, it gets quite humid and misty and feel hotter than you might expect. i know 35 is hot, but not a here live in the raving peninsula. now

president biden amounts and pull that on us and nato troops would be gone by september. the 11th the telephone really dealt with down, independent analysts at that time said that they controlled about 70 or 80 districts out of about 400. now 3 months later, they say that crippled to about 220, they're getting a lot of traction around the country and a lot of strategic positions as we speak. now this is offensive around the same says in the north of telecomm, sorry, pulling the south around kansas city and then also taking border crossing. so they taking these games they going back to the negotiating table and they going back with more leverage and hearing. cobble that has people watching nervously and after 40 years of conflict, people just really want a resolution in this recent fly can be un says 270000 people have already been displaced. it's really exacerbating a dire situation for an already vulnerable population. the daughter kind of sounds busted to pakistan has been abducted and assaulted in his law about the african forum. and she says 26 year old so full of ali

out his era the gun used to kill us out loud. billy the kid has sold it auction for $6000000.00. it's the highest amount ever paid for a firearm. but the kid killed 8 men and was pursued for months until he was shot dead in new mexico in 18. 81. the 21 year old story, he's been told many times in the us pop culture, including several films. ah, this is al jazeera, these are the top stories. the u. s. is carried out. joan strikes against iceland of janice time following thursdays attacks outside couple airport was killed at least 175 people. it happened in the province of easton, none harm gabriel. alexander, as more from washington dc, was an unmanned air strike against what the us military is calling a, an eyesore k planner, planner being singular. so it appears that it was against one person. the us military is saying that they believe that the strike was successful and that the target of the strike was killed. also saying that the best of the knowledge of the u. s. military so far, no civilian casualties to report. the u. s. embassy in afghanistan has put out another alert for

give us our salaries so that we can be able to solve problems. well, micro cooperman is a senior associate for south asia. the wilson center, he says, i've got the stones, the economy was facing several challenges before the taliban take over. i have been experiencing a major economic crisis even before the one over the last fiscal year. gd teeth attracted by nearly 2 percent inflation rose by here with 3 percent and the world report the world food program is saying back in april that there are more people experiencing acute food insecurity than any other country in the world. other than the democrat and republican congo, and clearly what we're seeing with these sanctions from the international community and trying to cut off on reserves. certainly that's going to make the challenges even greater. and i think our bond there is a lot of pressure because this is the group that does not have it here, ends with governance when it comes to economic policy. when it's our bond within control, back in the ninety's governance with all about switch strict

we wouldn't see, you know, we don't use this definition that is sometimes used these days, climate refugees. but this is not to say that people that are moving because of climatic reasons do not have what we would call protection needs. very similar to refugees and sometimes actually they are refugees. as i said, because mixed with the causes of displacement is conflict. this discrimination is persecution and so forth. would they, nat, experience greater protection, know if they were considered to be climate refugees. could you explain sort of why they're not, and why they don't satisfy the conditions for being refugees simply based on being pushed out via the climate and look it's, it's also good when we talk about this to do a bit of a reality check. most people displaced for claim matic reasons are displaced actually within their countries. they are what we would call internally displaced people. and now like i said, also most of the people that 3 across borders. this other reasons that get in the mix. for example, war conflict into communal clashes, so we can consider them breaking jeez

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well, maybe if i want to go to the making us, i hope i'm not captured. we've been attacked more than 10 times here and we've beaten them and push them back. don't lose your morale, and it is governance the telephone no control lodge areas of rule less ghana stone, including more than half of the countries districts as africa, security forces attempt to slow the televisions. momentum in a nationally televised address. president ghani, had a message of diplomacy with articulated a widely supported program for a bridge from an all out war to judge and lasting peace. to a political setting. we do not see a military solution. we firmly believe in a political solution ghani, the former finance minister, and a former world bank economist, spoke extensively about the economy less about the war than ravaging his country and about a 3rd of the government's revenue comes through border crossings. it is loss more than $33000000.00 in the past month after the taliban seized 7 crossings. the largest is here in spin bolduc. after 2 weeks, it is just reopened to trade.

, don't discern us, don't account for us, and move and make decisions by way of deep logics that assume they are the default, their perspective is the default or the even the majority perspective. and i'm finding myself in the thick of that struggle even today. martha jones robin, archie molina doubt giving us a glimpse into their challenges. working in academia in america. it's been quite weak on my julian, twitter, i miss united twitter family last week. the government brand the app and then threatened anyone who continues to tweet with prison type days into the bad i photo id or la fi in the host of keeping it real with audio la. she joined me on the a day stream. instagram life series is not impressed with how present the hurry to the ministration is handling its current social media crisis. well, no, it's just been ridiculous. it's one of those things that you never thought could happen because i have report that issues like this in a different african countries. i never thought that i would report this happening now. one of the reasons why it's showing us is the night in governmen

the tech giant says the company's pack as a software trunk and targeted uses in the us. apple is the latest in a string of companies and government to take legal action against the spyware producer. and it still has denied any wrong doing, jody west. these chief executive officer, global risk cyber risk. she says it's one of the strongest pets. any company has taken so far. it's very significant because the software was developed to target i phones and android mobile phones. so if apple can succeed and get a ban or an injunction, so that the n a so software cannot be used on their phones, it will effectively kill the n s o market for the software. so it's a very big move by apple. one that i'm very glad to see them take, i think it's very important. they're trying to hide their fear mongering and they're trying to hide behind terrorists and pet files. and the fact is, they aren't trotting out examples of terrorism and head of files and their technology successfully defeating that. what we're seeing is governments that have used this technology to suppress human rights an

a good word to use. i think 6 is a perfectly good word because what happens says they do this in secret and then they announced the mouth at usually too late for the public to have much about it. and so we found in maryland, when we were doing our hearings, that this had been used to take revenge on particular people buy from sample, drawing the district. so i had a finger of land, so it didn't include their house so illegally. they couldn't grow, they couldn't run in their own district because there had been a little wine drawn around their house. so they weren't legally entitled to run into anymore. it's crazy, but they do it. all right, they made, i'm going to show in tell this is from 5 about 5. so i'm going to show my laptop and we're going to go through these 3 graphics. yes, very simply. so what do we have in number one, this 1st graphic here? well i think what you are seeing here is that if you've got 60 percent of the people in 60 percent of them are on team blue and then the other 40 percent is

but the us and u. k are continuing to alice people out. several other countries have stopped their evacuation early. ah. hello and welcome to the program. well, medical sources, enough canister of told algebra that as many as 60 people were killed in 2 explosions outside cobbled international airport. the pentagon is saying the attack was carried out by 2 suicide bombers and killed at 12 us service personnel. a number of children are also thought to have died, and taliban has condemned the attacks, which came hours after the u. s. u. k. and australia warned people to stay away from the airport because of an imminent threat from an i feel affiliate hours after the attack for group time responsibility. and the cause i international airport in cobble is where thousands of people have been gathering, hoping to flee afghanistan on western countries have been using the ad for to evacuate their citizens troops, an afghan allies. the u. s. and u. k. are continuing their evacuation flights until that august 31s

ambassador to nato and joins us. alan, skype now from washington, thank you for being with us. so when you look at these, when you look at these scenes right now, what's played to us over the last few, not just the last few hours for the last few days, and how quickly the taller bond have have managed to regain control of the country after 20 years of the u. s. and nato presence in the country. they are handing back power to the group that they took power from 20 years ago. what do you make of that? i just, i just think it's devastating and terrible. it's a tragedy for people who were karen, just even recently, the tragedy for the people who are left behind now and that's ganeth them. i have no confidence that the taliban will honor their words of no retribution against those who worked for the former government and jewels who work with the u. s. or other forces there. i think it's going to be a very dark time and i can't say, i think it's very sad, although they didn't have to be this way. i appreciate the vitamins determination and he's not the only president before him. pres

they're using that bill as leverage. nancy pelosi, how speaker expects to bring that infrastructure bill to vote this evening. however, looking like it won't even get enough democratic votes to pass. she may cancel that vote if it fails. it would certainly be an embarrassment that expose this ripped within the democratic party. it would not be good for the buyer administration and democrats here. it would not be good for the party come next year's midterm election. i was just curious. how did your castro buy 1st in washington that high, who the heidi many thanks. indeed, facebook's global safety chief is appearing before the us senate consumer protection committee. social media giants has been heavily criticized by politicians and parents. concerned of a plan is to create an instagram app tailored to children following the backlash. the company is putting the project on hold. facebook says it wants to address concerns raised on its own reasons in its own recent study about the impact of instagram on young people's mental

people of course, he used to show us township and then yes, the pan deputy just made after much more difficult. it is possible to look at the pace the county apartments from the governmental support. and i thank you very much for your analysis. calling harding. they are latin america analyst. we appreciate time in south africa, at least 6 people have been killed in violent protest, triggered by the jailing of former president jacob zoom. the military has been deployed to contain days of riots and lucy, the provinces. of course lou in the title and scalping this comes, is the country's top court has an application by zoom to review his 15 month job sentence. he turned himself into place last week after being found guilty of failing to appear at a corruption case. let's get the latest now from for me. the miller, for me to so these protests have been turning increasingly violent. what's the latest? well, so far, police have said that 6 people have been killed in these protests. and more than 200 others have been arrested. wherein so we're so where we were at a more few moments ago and