afghanistan. since the us and natal withdraw began, the taliban says they briefly took control of callian all in bag. these for the 1st time since 2001 of kenneth stands, defense ministry says its forces have killed more than 2000 taliban fighters this week. but as charlotte bellis reports, government troops are still losing territory. the taliban fighters rolling through color, you know, the capital of these province in north western afghan stone, they claimed to have briefly taken control of the town. the 1st provincial capital of attempted to overrun since the us and nato withdrawals again, was my bag diesel governess whose government forces pushed the fighters out of the city. although not before they broke into the regions central prison and rescued these telephone fighters over the sounds of heavy gunfire. beyond governor, had this message for afghans was a woman who i am that i want to assure our people that all the security forces, including the special forces a here and defending the city

this is because of regular fighting on the highway in northern afghanistan from where these power loans and infrastructures come. it's important electricity from the gym son and his bikes done. but we've also seen deliberate attacks away explosives. i've been pleased and these power towers continue to be blowing up the countries power provider, the national power provider. it's trying to do its best. it's even lost. busy its workers as they have tried to restore power, but it's just not power. it's either the infrastructure, buildings, bridges, or church schools clinics. they've all been targeted. so i want to sounds, infrastructure continues to be under constant attacks as we have seen, very, very high levels of violence, where fighting is now in and around. major provincial capitals as well as district centers are under attack, especially in northern afghanistan installation. and i've got to start comes them that would draw of us troops from the country just a few weeks ago. american soldiers left washington largest are going to have a switch. they've been operating for the last 2 dec

in northern afghanistan. since the us and nato forces began withdrawing, the provincial governor says government forces push them out of tele, annoyed by case, but not before they broke other fighters out of prison. southeast asia, the most populous country, is battling a devastating corona, virus search and uneasy hospitals are beyond the capacity and desperate people are hunting for oxygen. for 6, many members as supplies in medical facilities run out, wednesday was the country's deadliest day of the pandemic with 1000 than 40. that's from covey. 19 reported this by new lockdown measures and pledges from the government to provide more hospital beds and supplies. there was no indication of the outbreak slowing down. jessica washington, as warner from the cassi, which is east of jakarta, to cut his hospitals and java's hospitals, in general, are under unprecedented pressure. and this is why you can see the results of that. this is one of the new code 19 burial side in because see on the outskirts of to caught

thought amman, fighting have continued their offensive in northern afghanistan, making their 1st assaults and eventual capital. since the us, the native drop down began, tyler bond says it briefly took control of you now in the face for the 1st time since 2001. a base used by us troops in iraq has been attacked by at least 14 rocket landed at the mill asset base and unbar province. us president joe biden, order that strikes against iran bank groups last week. indonesia is imposing tough new corona virus restrictions since the government wants the nation as yet to see the worst of a spiraling outbreak. another record of more than 34000 new infections were reported. on wednesday, there were a 1000 deaths, but 7 times the daily rate. a month ago, the johns hopkins university track. it shows over all about 2400000 cases, nettie 63000 lives loss. since the pandemic began, the government is importing emergency oxygen supplies for hospital filled and overflowing with sick patients. the more contagious delta vary in 1st swept through indonesia, density populated java, and is now spreading through

afghanistan. since the us and nato began withdrawing their forces. the taliban says it briefly took control of carlino and de bad gifts for the 1st time since 2001. the provincial governor says government forces pushed them out of the city, but not before they broke into prison and rescued other fighters. this way, any plans to build a border fence to stop refugees and migrants entering from neighboring bella roofs . it says it's struggling to cope with a sharp increase in arrivals. mostly people who've come from the middle east and africa after bill roost relax, efforts to stop them. crossing the border, bella ruth and president, alexander lucas shanker, has been accused of weaponized migrants by allowing them across the border so they can access the european union. gonna have more, all those stories on the algebra news hour that's coming up in just under 30 minutes. stay with us coming up next year and i'll just 0. witness continues. thanks for watching. bye bye. the news news news with me. ah .

the taliban has seized control of several more districts in northern afghanistan. more than $300.00 african government troops fled across the border to jacob's stand as the militants advanced. taliban now control around a 3rd of afghanistan's disgrace. thousands of rescuers have joined the search for survivors of a landslide in japan. torrential rains triggered a cascade of mud in the coastal town of tammy. at least 2 people have died and another 20 are missing. more heavy rain is hampering rescue efforts. hope for us this is in a hospital in room for colon surgery. pontiff appeared to be in good health earlier when he addressed thousands in saint peter's square. the vatican will give out more information after the operation. in the marine, the pen has been reelected as the leader of france as far right national rally. no one stood against the pen is set to run in the national presidential election next year. the former south african president jacob summa is defying a court deadline to give himself up to the authorities. juma has told hundreds of supporters outside

i northern afghanistan, more than 1000 soldiers have abandoned their posts and fled to neighboring to gast on after taliban fighters overrun. most districts in the action province and group has been gaining territory across afghanistan, since international troops started pulling out. and now leave many africans worried about their future. these afghan people are determined to leave the country. that's why thousands of them have gathered at this passport, office and capital cobble trying to find a way out there. the future has become too uncertain. as the fact of the us troops withdraw will start to unfold. pharma want to districts have fallen. there's not a single district without fighting a tale. bon, have even reached the chief of police, his office, and provincial capitals. i've come here to get my passport and get out of afghanistan. it's not safe here. many embassies have registered a dramatic increase in the number of visa and passport applications. as the tale bon advances, people fear the hard one progress over the past 2 decades who start to row back. women and girls, for exa

afghanistan since the us and nato began withdrawing their forces. the taliban says it briefly took control of carlino and bag. these for the 1st time since 2001. the provincial governor says government forces push them out of the city, but not before they broke into a prison and rescued other fighters miscellaneous plans to build the border fence to stop refugees and migrants entering from neighboring bella. ruth, it says it's struggling to cope with a sharp increase in arrivals. mostly people have come from the middle east and africa after bill of ruth relaxed efforts to stop them crossing the border. but loosing president, alexander lucas shank has been accused of weaponized migrants by allowing them across the border so they can access the european union in this most as you know, miss min dunker booth. and back to our knowledge, a large part of these people arrived by a turkish airports and turkish organized flights. we are convinced that turkey has knowledge about the identities that those people identify. and people is one of the great challeng

the taliban has seized control of several more districts in northern afghanistan. more than $300.00 african government troops fled across the border to jacob's dead. as the militants advanced, the taliban now control around a 3rd of afghans districts. pope frances has undergone what's being described as routine surgery at a hospital in rome. the vatican said it was intended to correct a narrowing of his large intestine. the operation took place only 3 hours after the 84 year old greeted the public in saint peter's square face to the individual, surely has sworn in assembly to draft a new national constitution in dolton. it will replace a legal framework from the era of dictator. augusta finish a nearby protest class with police police rather, and demanded freedom for people in prison during social unrest. 2 years ago, it's independence day in the united states. many had hoped that the country worst hit in the pandemic could also be celebrating its independence from the corona virus. thanks to a successful vaccination campaign, but worries about the delta vary and h

afghanistan, where the 300 afghan government troops fled across the border to deacons. 10. as the militant advanced, the taliban now control around a 3rd of afghanistan's districts. footprints said to be doing well following surgery at a hospital in rome, the vatican said he responded well to the operation which was routine and intended to correct a narrowing of his large intestine. it took police only 3 hours after the 84 year old greeted the public in saint peter's square and the nighted states as mark its independence. many had hoped that the country worst hit in the panoramic could also be celebrating its independence from the corona virus. thanks to a successful vaccination campaign, but worries about the delta vary and have damp and even those hopes, even as celebrations, are much livelier than last year when the virus was spreading much more rapidly. the street parades are back all over the us. people came together to celebrate independence day, a new phone, freedom in the wake of the receding pandemic. the evils b 11 have read them now to be able to go out and enjoy

video obtained by cnn shows one horrific incident from june in northern afghanistan and we warn you, our report from anna coren contains some graphic content. >> reporter: after two hours of heavy fighting, all ammunition spent, afghan commanders walk out with hands in the air. surrender, commander, surrender, yells a taliban member. but the ruehe rules of war don't on this battlefield. [ gunfire ] seconds later more than a dozen members of the elite special forces have been executed. the red cross confirmed the bodies of 22 commandos were retrieved. a villager pleads with the taliban to stop shooting. cnn has spoken to five eyewitnesses to this massacre, which occurred last month in a district in northern afghanistan. all confirm these events took place. the commanders called for air and ground support but none came, says this local resident. and then they surrendered but the taliban just shot them. among the dead, 32-year-old commando azimi, son of a retired afghan general. this born leader did his military training in the united states and was due to marry next month. his father s

a number of countries have closed their consulate in northern afghanistan after recent gains made by the taliban. the taliban have overrun most districts in the province. lebanon's caretaker prime minister warned that his country is days away from a social explosion as the country spirals into a depression. few shortages are leading to social unrest. he is calling on the international community for help. iran hasccused iael of carrying out sabotage attacks at a nuclear facility last month. government says it was an attempt by israeli leadership to derail talks aimed at reviving that run nuclear deal with world pors. iran acknowledges the attack caused minor structural damage. south africans have to wait until the end of the week to learn the fate of their former president. he is appealing a 15 month present -- prison sentence for failing to appear before a corruption panel. the judge will give his ruling this coming friday. the 79-year-old has asked hundreds of supporters around his home to protest peacefully. it is not clear whether he will face arrest if he does not hand himself in

. >>> in the middle east, thousands of families are fleeing as the taliban surges through northern afghanistan. in the last two weeks the taliban has driven more than 500 families from their homes, most of them in the north. the agreement they signed last year with the u.s. reportedly prevents the taliban from capturing any provincial capitals. the capitals are under seize. the u.s., and pakistan have warned that they will be international pariahs. >>> israel is the first country to offer covid-19 booster shots. u.s. experts aren't there yet. >> people are saying well, maybe these vaccines don't work, if you're going to need a booster. no, not at all. these vaccines are highly, highly effective and safe. when you're talking about a boost, you're talking about how long that protection lasts. and that's really the issue at hand. and that's what we're trying to determine. >> so far, israel's offering that third dose or booster shot only to patients with weakened immune systems. >>> getting the flu shot may protect you against some of the severe aspects of covid. they found that those who did not

afghanistan for the south. taliban captured a strategic districts in kandahar province. the number of people missing after a landslide in japan has risen to more than 80 rescue crews. in autonomy or taking advantage of a creek in the rain 2 days after the last. well, i was here today to skip it here on al jazeera part of witnesses. next. the news news news, news with me. ah. ah oh i i don't usually when i see stop what i good i know from another group on group of you know, hoping that i need to do to go up keeper. there wasn't enough of it just given it a lot of qualities suited to it to a to why just saw denise going to the edge. okay. don't on buffer quoted, but it gives you more detail about concerns on the go back home community. if, if i'm feeling a little feel competitive, you can move that also. but he just knew what i meant to call somebody, you know, get yankee. miller may ask them what they knew who was defeated, what do you mean? smoke? no good. will know what the, what the, what am i supposed to get it to give you the been in minus on was on just on the board

telephone fighters of steps the better offensive in northern afghanistan, making the 1st assault on a provincial capital. since the u. s. and native drawdown began the telephone service that brings he took control of gully ignored in bad faith for the 1st time since 2001 on washington d. c has holiday york state in suspending the law license of rudy giuliani, who served as attorney for former us president donald trump. and appeals called fancied light when he said last year's presidential election stolen. those were the headlines, a buck with more news and half. now here on, i'll just arrow, we return now 2 hours is that well assassination into this disturbance this. ready was one of the founders of the palestine liberation organization, the pillow, and the right hand man of its chairman. yes. i. he was shot dead by israeli agents, and junior in april 1988 for nearly 25 years. israel refused to acknowledge its role in the operation, but in 2012, its admitted carrying out the assassination. a rare admission of responsibility for an extra judicial killing. me, his family, friends and su

the bbc travelled to the strategically important kunduz province, in northern afghanistan. all of it, except the provincial capital, also called kunduz, has fallen to the taliban. yogita limaye reports from there — with the production team of sanjay ganguly and mafouz zubaide. decades of suffering that's now become even more brutal. in kunduz city, besieged by the taliban, tens of thousands of afghans who have fled a surge in violence. running from bullets and bombs. caught between insurgents and government forces. scared, hungry and homeless .. in 45—degree heat. people rushed to us .. to tell us their stories. it's nearly impossible to count how many they have lost. this woman said six of herfamily were killed a few weeks ago, including her husband and four sons. war is devastating people across the country, as the taliban gain more territory every day and foreign forces leave. this woman's husband and three children were killed when a mortar hit their home. he is malnourished, she said. her other son barely speaks. he has shrapnel injuries and struggles to walk. they

our african special forces have been deployed in northern afghanistan to push taliban fighters out of a number of provincial capitals of color. and now officials say the forces recaptured government buildings and declared the city of the islam and insurgents. most districts have fallen to the taliban and recent days you're being commissioned chief left on the line has warned hungry it will face legal action if it fails to repeal a new law. that critics, they discriminate against the l. g. b t q, community law band content about homosexuality and gender change from schools. and the media prime minister stefan levine has narrowly been elected back into office 9 days after. he stepped down after losing a confidence vote. 173 lawmakers voted against him becoming prime minister once again. that's too short of the 175 needed to bar him on the job. and football now in italy are still celebrating their penalty. shoot out when over spain last night, which put them into the final of your a 2020. as a remarkable achievement for the italians who didn't even qualify for the last world cup. the 2nd

afghanistan. the group not controlled around the fed of all districts across the country. and assembly elected after month approaches in chile has begun meeting to draw a new constitution and indigenous put, a woman was elected to lead the process to grand for the say they're ready for these 5 talks with ethiopian government. a foreign troops withdraw from the state. they also won't be you went to investigate if you're a retreat and leaders for what they call crimes and crimes against humanity in c gray. those are headlines. it's i stories ah, ah ah, it will be one of the largest dams in the world when you complete providing water for millions of opium, but downstream egypt into dan say they'll suffer. and despite talks, the 3 countries can't agree on a deal. so what next? a military confrontation, this is inside storage. ah hello and welcome to the program. i'm how much i'm john. the african union has 4 months try to mediate between ethiopia, egypt and sudan. but despite its efforts, the dispute

a number of countries have closed their confidence in northern afghanistan after recent games made by the taliban, germany, turkey and russia, shot the adults and withdraw the diplomats in missouri sharif. the group has over run most of the par, providence after international troops and started pulling out of the country with the un human rights chief is calling on the international community to keep up pressure on me and was ruling ministry to stop the violence of the country. we shall actually said the situation in me and mar, has changed from a political crisis, a multi dimensional human rights catastrophe. civil war and the now to sports news and in football, italy beach, spain, after penalties to secure the best spot in the year 2020 final, spain started strong, putting their opponents on the back foot. but failing to school, frederick. okay, isa got the 1st goal, but overall, more after responded after a goal is extra time. it leaves zeno scored straight off murat as miss from the spot. so it's really into the final and on wednesday, denmark face england at wembley stadium in th

in northern afghanistan, more than a 1000 soldiers have abandoned their posts and fled to neighboring ca. jacobs. the taliban fighters overran most districts in the production province. the armed group has been gaining territory across ghana, stone since international troops started pulling out. and now they've many afghans worried about their future. these afghan people are determined to leave the country. that's why thousands of them have gathered at this passport, office and capital cobble trying to find a way out their future has become too uncertain. as the fact of the us troops withdrawal will start to unfold from all according to the districts have fallen. there's not a single district without fighting a tale. bon, have even reached the chief of police, his office, and provincial capitals. i've come here to get my passport and get out of afghanistan. it's not safe here. many embassies have registered a dramatic increase in the number of visa and passport applications. as the tale, bon advances, people fear the hard one progress over the past 2 decades will start to roll back. w

a number of countries have codes their consulates in northern afghanistan, off the recent gains made by the taliban, germany, turkey and russia have shut the door and draw the diplomat from lazar sharif. the group has overrun most of the province off the international troops, started pulling out of the country. jones can take a prime minister and the warning that his country is days away from social explosion. the country is facing an economic crisis with hyper inflation and growing. unemployment says fuel shortages on leading to social is appealing for international support. missouri and the south africa will have to wait until the end of the week to find out the former president, jacob zoom out will go to jail. he's appealing against a 15 month prison sentence for refusing to appear for corruption inquiry. the judge will give his willing on friday, please have said they will not arrest him until then to some sports news now and in football, italy beat spain off the penalties to secure their spot. in the year or 2020 final, spain started strong putting their opponents on the back fo

as the taliban continues to make gains in northern afghanistan on a cross over from baksha province where local officials say soldiers and police were outnumbered by taliban peices. the group now controls around a 3rd of all districts across the country. the claims is already captured. much more territory. 100. thanks to god and this is prison before the majority of the afghan people in the previous era, june the taliban rule for more than 10 years. we are now in control of board and 70 percent of the territory it's. it's empty because that people know us very well and the afghan people have no problem dealing with us. we have to main principles that we rely on when it comes to judgement versus the place it is like faith. the 2nd is our belief in our national identity within the framework of the 2 principles, i can assure you that we do not have any problem with anyone. we respect everyone's right. i sort of bus is professor of international relations at the near south asia center for strategic studies. he says the taliban is over stating is territorial gains. we know that out of the 421

afghanistan. since the us and the nature of forces began withdrawing, the taliban says it briefly took control of carlino and bank. these for the 1st time since 2001. the provincial governor says government forces push them out of the city, but not before they broke into prison and rescued other fighters, lithuania plans to build a border fence to stop refugees and migrants entering from neighboring bella roofs and says it's struggling to cope with a sharp increase in a rivals. most of the people who have come from the middle east and africa, bella, lucy and president alexander shinkel has been accused of weaponized migrants by allowing them across the border so that they can access the european union. kidnappers, who abducted more than 120 school children in northern nigeria, have demanded food for their hostages. they were taken on monday from a boarding school in northern can do an estate security forces a step up step the efforts to free the children. those are the headlines. stay with us comi

this is because of regular fighting on the highway in northern afghanistan from where these power loans and infrastructures come. it's important electricity from the gym son and his bikes done. but we've also seen deliberate attacks away explosives, i've been placed, and these power towers continue to be blowing up the countries, the power provider, the national power provider. it's trying to do its best. it's even lost its workers, as they have tried to restore power. but it's just not power, it's either the infrastructure, buildings, bridges, orchards schools, clinics, they've all been targeted. so i want to sounds, infrastructure continues to be under constant attacks as we have seen, very, very high levels of violence where fighting is now in and around. major provincial capitals, as well as district centers are under attack, especially in northern, i find this done or the escalation and kindest on comes him. it, of course, the withdrawal of us troops, i just a few weeks ago, american soldiers left washington's largest african airbase, which they had been operating now for one rough

their console is in northern afghanistan, after recent gains made by the tale, but germany has closed its consulate in maza sharif turkey. and russia have also reportedly close their doors. totally black have overrun most districts in the province. lebanon's caretaker prime minister host on de, has warned that his country is quote, days away from a social explosion. as the country spirals into with economic depression. the prime minister says few shortages are already leading to social and rest shop is called on the international community for health. iran has accused israel of carrying out sabotaged attacks at a nuclear facility near to iran last month. the government says the incident was an attempt by israeli leadership to derail talks, aimed at reviving the 2015 iran nuclear deal with world power. iran acknowledges the attack called minor structural damage. south africans, we'll have to wait until the end of the week to learn the fate of their former president, jacob zoom, and he's appealing a 15 month prison sentence for refusing to appear before a corruption panel. now the judge

afghanistan. a group not controls around a 3rd of the districts across the country. and an assembly elected after months of protests in chile as begun, meeting to draft a new constitution, new charter, replace the one inherited from the military government of august, ho pinner chaise. so those are the headlines. the news continues now to 0 out of the listings that you've been watching by for our coverage of africa is what i'm most proud of. every time i travel there, whether it be still west africa, people stop me, can tell me how much they appreciate coverage. and our focus is not just on their suffering, but also on the more realistic and inspiring story people trust to tell them what's happening in their communities in a clear and bias. and as an african, i couldn't be more proud to be autumn, you know, the hello, i'm richard. disparate. and you're watching a special edition of the listening folks this week. we are focusing on hong kong, the city, and it's transformation. july 1st marked 24 yea

they were retreating from the telephone, who's been taking lard. swain territory across northern afghanistan. civilians have also been fleeing to cust. according to the u. n. more than a 1000 are arriving in the capital. sean bay, every month, the escalating security situation has seen russia legend before with those pressures, obligations under the collective security treaty of fully in effect. and we will do everything we can using all the capabilities of the russian military, based on the afghan border to prevent any aggressive samples and gains and our allies. so you will indeed for a lima from the academy of sciences. believes just on the best strategy for dealing with the escalating situation lies and cooperation with its allies. if a situation is quite serious, given the geographic location of the resources they have, the 20000 reservists who are mobilized under the president's degree are actually not that many as the border is 1400 kilometers long. so the number is small. but anyway, it's one of the 1st major steps by the government, which means the situation is serious. but there is

afghanistan. since the us and nato withdrawal began. now the taliban says a briefly took control of call and now in bees for the 1st time since 2001 has gotten installed. as defense, ministry says it's full series of killed, more than 2000 and taliban fighters this week. but as a fence in more than a 100 reports, government troops are still using territory. the taliban fighters rolling through college, you know the capital about these province in northwestern kenneth. they claim to briefly taken control of the town. the 1st provincial capital they've attempted to overrun to the us and nato withdraw again. was bad cases. governor says government forces pushed the fighters out of the city, although not before they broke into the regions central prison and rescued the youth taliban fighters over the sounds of heavy gunfire. the armed governor had this message for afghan. a woman who i am that i want to assure our people that all the security forces, including the special forces a here and defending t

the taliban has seized control of several more districts in northern afghanistan. more than $300.00 african government troops fled across the border to to jacob. then as the militants advance, the taliban now control around a 3rd of afghanistan's districts. suez canal authority has reached a financial settlement with the japanese owners of a huge container ship that blocked the waterway for 6 days. enlarge authority is due to release the ever given after a signing ceremony. hope for us, this is in the hospital in room for colin surgery, appeared to be in good health earlier when he addressed thousands and st. peter square the vatican will give out more information after the operation router is in the worst wildfires in decades on the mediterranean island of cyprus have killed at least 4 people. raging fires have wreck dozens of homes and destroyed pine forests in ancient olive growth. distribute president says it's the biggest tragedy since the civil war which split the island nearly half a century ago. as the wildfires raged through the troops, mountain range resi

the bbc travelled to the strategically important kunduz province in northern afghanistan. all of it, except the provincial capital, also called kunduz, has fallen to the taliban. the un says 35,000 freshly displaced people have arrived in kunduz city in just over a month. yogita limaye reports from there with the production team of sanjay ganguly and mafouz zubaide. decades of suffering that's now become even more brutal. in kunduz city, besieged by the taliban, tens of thousands of afghans who have fled a surge in violence. running from bullets and bombs. caught between insurgents and government forces. scared, hungry and homeless... ..in 45—degree heat. people rushed to us... ..to tell us their stories. it's nearly impossible to count how many they have lost. this woman said six of her family were killed a few weeks ago, including her husband and four sons. "we couldn't even identify the remains. the tele— band had into our home and were shooting at government forces, then a government plane dropped a bomb —— the taliban." war is devastating people across the cou

afghanistan after recent gains made by the taliban. germany has closed its consulate in monster sharif, turkey and russia have also reported we close their doors totally by and have over one most districts in the province. a new front has opened in the conflict between the european union and bella. ruth european council president charles michelle has been visiting the board of between bella ruth and e u. member, lithuania, record numbers of migrant has been arriving there in recent weeks. michelle says the bill of rooms is allowing language to cost to put pressure on the european union that the we need has declared a state of emergency because of the influx. the people are more on the situation. lice. go to yucca valentine. he is the head of the bella roost office at the conrad at nowhere foundation. he joins me tonight from the lithuanian capital building. it's going to have you on the program. let me ask you this surge of migrants from billers into lithuania. is this an in tensional? provocation being orchestrated by alexander lucas shanker. good evening. yes. very much thing. so, me

ah, taliban fighters have continued their offensive in northern afghanistan, making their 1st assaults on a provincial capital since the u. s. and natal drawn thing began. the telephone says it briefly took control of color in. now in back these for the 1st time since 2001 left kind of sounds, ministry of defense as it's forces of kills one and 2000 taliban sizes this week. yes, it's still losing significant territory. charlotte bellis has this reports. the taliban fighters rolling through color, you know, the capital of the province in north western afghan stone. they claim to have briefly taken control of the town. the 1st provincial capital of attempted to overrun since the us and nato withdrawals again, was the last bag, decent governess in government forces pushed the fighters out of the city. although not before they broke into the regions central prison and rescued these telephone fighters over the sounds of heavy gunfire. beyond governor had this message for afghans was a woman who i am that i want to assure our people that all the security forces, including the special forces

major provincial capitals as well as district centers are under attack, especially in northern afghanistan. or the escalation that i've kind of found comes in with withdrawal of us troops. just a few weeks ago, american soldiers left washington's largest african air base, which they have been operating well for the past 20 years. on a boy who discussed the situation in afghanistan with a country's form of precedent habit cause i you can watch the full interview on sunday, but for now, here's a preview. the taliban? correct me if i'm mistaken. but i think ever since it emerged in the midnight tonight, is your views on what that movement represents and whether it's good or not for your country have changed. what do you think about them now? i was against them. when they were in power, because i saw them violating the rights of south can people. but when my government came, when the republican i give them a party, they were caught and, and many of the winter settled down in their homes and began a peaceful life. then suddenly the united states and some of the local elements begun to attack th

major provincial capitals as well as district centers are under attack, especially in northern afghanistan. well, the escalation and i've got to start comes from the withdrawal of us troops from the country just a few weeks ago, american soldiers left washington largest afghan, ebay, which they had been operating for the last 2 decades. ortiz on a boy co discuss the situation. i've got to start with the countries former president, how many cars i can watch the interview in full on sunday. in the meantime, here's a preview. the taliban? correct me if i'm mistaken, but i think ever since it emerged in the midnight tonight, is your views on what that movements represents and whether it's good or not for your country have changed. what do you think about them now? i rose against them when they would empower because i saw them violating the rights of south can people. but when my government came, when the republican, i give them a positive pardon and to many of the winter settled down in their homes and begun a peaceful life. then suddenly the united states and some of the local elements begun

the bbc travelled to the strategically important kunduz province in northern afghanistan. all of it, except the provincial capital, also called kunduz, has fallen to the taliban. the un says 35 thousand freshly displaced people have arrived in kunduz city in just over a month. yogita limaye reports from there with the production team of sanjay ganguly and mafouz zubaide. decades of suffering that has now become even more brutal. in kunduz city, besieged by the taliban, tens of thousands of afghans who have fled a surge in violence. running from bullets and bombs. caught between insurgents and government forces. scared, hungry and homeless... ..in 45—degree heat. people rushed to us... ..to tell us their stories. it�*s nearly impossible to count how many they have lost. this woman said six of her family were killed a few weeks ago, including her husband and four sons. war is devastating people across the country, as the taliban the taliban had entered her home and then a government plane dropped a bomb on her house. war is devastating people across the country, as the t

afghanistan. since the us and nato withdrawal began tolerance as it briefly took control of gala ignore in. but the, he's for the 1st time since 2001 of his own defense ministry says it's forces of killed more than 2000 taliban vices this week. but it's been to modern reports, government troops, the still losing territory. the taliban fighters rolling through the capital of that province in northwestern kenneth, they claim to briefly taken control of the town. the 1st provincial capital they've attempted to overrun to the u. s. a. nato withdraw again, was bad cases. governor says government forces pushed the fighters out of the city, although not before they broke into the regions central prison and rescued the youth. taliban fighters over the sounds of heavy gunfire. the armed governor had this message for afghans was a woman who i am that i want to assure our people that all the security forces, including the special forces a here and defending the city of color in on the enemy who is engaged wi

afghanistan after recent games made by the taliban, germany, turkey and russia have shot their doors and withdraw the diplomats in the air. the group has over run, most of the province off international troops started putting out of the country. the un human rights chief is calling on the international community to keep up pressure on me and was ruling ministry to stop the violence in the country. michelle especially said the situation in me and mar, has changed from a political crisis to a multi dimensional feel human rights catastrophe. broader civil war, the and to sports news now and in football. it's the beat spain off the penalties to secure that spot in the euro. 2020 final, spain started strong putting their opponents on the back foot, but fairly to school. federico keesa got the 1st goal, but algebra moran are responded after goal is extra time, it's least there again, georgina scored straight off the moraitis miss from the spot, sending italy into the final. and on wednesday, denmark will face england at wembley stadium in a battle over the other final slot. had before the

the dollar bonfires have continued their offensive in northern afghanistan, making the 1st assault on a provincial capital since the us and nato drill down began to bon says, it briefly took control of color now and but both of these for the 1st time since 2001, i've can, the stands ministry of defense says it's forces of killed more than 2000 times on fighters this week. yes, it's still losing significant territory. charlotte, but us reports. the taliban fighters rolling through color, you know, the capital of the province in north western afghan stone. they claim to have briefly taken control of the town. the 1st provincial capital of attempted to overrun since the us and nato withdrawals again, was, must beg, decent governess, whose government forces pushed the fighters out of the city. although not before they broke into the regent central prison and rescued these telephone fighters over the sounds of heavy gunfire. beyond the governor had this message for asking the woman who i am that i want to assure our people that all the security forces, including the special forces a here a

the bbc travelled to the strategically important kunduz province, in northern afghanistan. all of it, except the provincial capital, also called kunduz, has fallen to the taliban. the un says 35,000 freshly displaced people have arrived in kunduz city injust over a month. yogita limaye reports from there — with the production team of sanjay ganguly and mafouz zubaide. decades of suffering that's now become even more brutal. in kunduz city, besieged by the taliban, tens of thousands of afghans who have fled a surge in violence. running from bullets and bombs. caught between insurgents and government forces. scared, hungry and homeless .. in 45—degree heat. people rushed to us .. to tell us their stories. it's nearly impossible to count how many they have lost. this woman said six of herfamily were killed a few weeks ago, including her husband and four sons. war is devastating people across the country, as the taliban gain more territory every day and foreign forces leave. this woman's husband and three children were killed when a mortar hit their home. he is malnourished

afghanistan, making their 1st assaults and the provincial capital since the u. s. and they to georgia and began. the taliban says briefly to control of color in now in buddies for the 1st time since 2001 of kind of stands ministry of defense as its forces of killed for the 2000 taliban fighters this week, yet is still losing significant territory. charlotte balice reports the taliban fighters rolling through color, you know the capital of these province in north western afghan stone, they claimed to have briefly taken control of the town. the 1st provincial capital of attempted to overrun since the un and nato withdrawals again, was beg, decent governess, his government forces pushed the fighters out of the city. although not before they broke into the regions central prison and rescued these telephone fighters over the sounds of heavy gunfire. beyond the governor had this message for asking the woman who i am, i want to assure our people that all the security forces, including the special forces a here and defending the city of color. you know, the enemy, who h

me a number of countries have closed the consulate in northern afghanistan, author recent gains made by the taliban. germany, close its continent in missouri, sharif turkey and have also reported because their doors, the instruments listen group has over run most districts in the problem. this is dw news from berlin. you can find much more on a website, w dot com, the oh, the news. the british government today propose they plan to fix what he calls a very broken asylum system. he calls for putting asylum seekers and off shore detention centers. those arriving by boat over the english channel, they could be arrested, a breaks, it promised, kept. and one that may be illegal us, while makers will tell you that their immigration system also needs major reforms. president by use those exact words just last weekend. but unlike london, washington has no new plan on the table to fix the problem. the crisis at the border remains what it has been for a very long time, a crisis. i'm bringing from berlin. this is the day the take courage to leave everything you know, go to another place, no matt

afghanistan. civilians have also been fleeing to the tickets down according to the un. more than a 1000 are arriving the capital to shunt a every month. the escalating security situation has seen such stands ally, russia pledging to help because that is the one before was still precious obligations under the collective security treaty of 40. in effect, we will do everything we can using all the capabilities that the russian military base on the afghan border to prevent any aggressive steps against our allies. let's go live now to shoot your jamal director general for international relations and regional cooperation of the office of the national security council of afghan to sound you're most welcome. what will happen to the troops who fled to tragic? asked on, will they be able to go home? thank you for having me address your question, but i think if you, if you've ever been to about a phone, it's one of the most highest mountainous terrain in the world in which if you're a soldier fighting and you're running low on food and ammunition and the comrades that are injured,

me, a number of countries have close their confidence in northern afghanistan, author recent gains made by the taliban. germany close, it's constantly in missouri. sharif turkey and russia have also reported because their doors be instrumental, militant group has over run most districts in the problems. this is dw news from berlin. you can find much more on a web site, w dot com. the o a the british government today propose they plan to fix when he calls a very broken asylum system. he calls for putting asylum seekers and off shore detention centers. those arriving by boat over the english channel, they could be arrested, a breaks, it promised, kept. and one that may be illegal. us well makers will tell you that their immigration system also needs major reforms. president by use those exact words just last weekend. but unlike london, washington has no new plan on the table to fix the problem. the crisis at the border remains what it has been for a very long time, a crisis. i'm bringing off and berlin. this is the day, the courage to leave everything you know, go to another place, no mat

major provincial capitals, as well as district centers are under attack, especially in northern afghanistan, escalation and advanced on comes the withdrawal of us troops from the country. just a few weeks ago, american soldiers left washington's largest african ab ace, which they have been operating for the last 2 decades. i'll see 6 on a book, discuss the situation in the country with the countries for president, and we cause i can watch the interview in full on sunday. his a preview. the taliban? correct me if i'm mistaken. but i think ever since it emerged in the mid 1990 your views on what that movement represents and whether it's good or not for your country have changed. what do you think about them now? i rose against them when they were in power. because i saw them violating the rights of african people. but when my government came, when the republican i give them a positive, they were putting, and many of the winter settled down in their homes and begun a peaceful life. then suddenly the united states and some of the local elements began to talk the homes and type creditors and for

this is because of the regular fighting on the highway in northern afghanistan from where these power loans and infrastructures come. it's important electricity from the gym son and his bikes. but we've also seen deliberate attacks where explosives, i've been placed, and these power towers continue to be blowing up the countries, you know, power provider, the national power provider. it's trying to do its best. it's even lost its workers, as they have tried to restore power. but it's just not power, it's either the infrastructure, buildings, bridges, or church schools clinics. they've all been targeted. so i want to sounds, infrastructure continues to be under constant attacks as we have seen, very, very high levels of violence, where fighting is now in and around. major provincial capitals as well as district centers are under attack, especially in northern. i find this on the escalation and i kind of stop comes amid the withdrawal of us troops. just a few weeks ago, american soldiers left washington's largest african base, which had been the operating now well, the main hub for the

afghanistan, making their 1st assault on a provincial capital since the us and nato draw down began to bon says, it briefly took control of color. now in, but both of these for the 1st time since 2001 i've gone to fans, ministry of defense says it's forces of killed more than 2000 ton of on fighters this week. yes, it's still losing significant territory. charlotte, but us reports. the taliban fighters rolling through color, you know, the capital of the province in north western afghan stone, they claimed to have briefly taken control of the town. the 1st provincial capital of attempted to overrun since the us and nato withdrawals again, was my bag diesel governess whose government forces pushed the fight is out of the city. although not before they broke into the regions central prison.

afghanistan. since us and native forces began withdrawing, the provincial governor says government forces push them out of color, you know and buy gifts, but not before they broke other fighters out of prison. while another base used by us troops in iraq has been packed at least 14 rockets landed in d, i even left the air base and on by the province. 3 minor injuries have been reported . a mobile rocket launcher was reportedly hidden in a truck loaded with flour. several homes and the mosque in a village nearby would damage the attacks were believed to be in response to air strikes against iran back groups ordered by us president joe biden. last week. the vehicle came in today while we were sitting in our homes and stopped for myself at the base. the americans and the americans responded by firing missiles, which landed on our homes. what crime we committed whether they were here in baghdad has more for us an armored group called m hondas revenge has claimed responsibility for the attack that targ

ah, taliban fighters have launched their 1st assault on a provincial capital in northern afghanistan since the us and natal withdraw began the taliban says they briefly took control of cala. no. and by the keys for the 1st time since 2001 i've canister, the defense ministry says it's forces of killed more than 2000 taliban fighters this week. but it's centered monahan, reports government troops are still losing territory. the taliban fighters rolling through the capital about the province in northwestern kenneth they claimed to briefly taken control of the town, the 1st provincial capital they've attempt to overrun the u. s. a. nato withdraw again. my bad cases, governor says government forces pushed the fighters out of the city, although not before they broke into the regions central prison and rescued the youth taliban fighters over the sounds of heavy gunfire. the armed governor had this message for afghan looking for a woman who i am. i want to assure our people that all the security forces, including the special forces a here and defending the city of color in on the enemy who i

major provincial capitals as well as district centers are under attack, especially in northern afghanistan, escalation. and i've got to start comes in with the withdrawal of us troops from the country. just a few weeks ago, american soldiers left washington largest african have a switch. they've been operating for the last 2 decades on a book who discussed the situation. and i've got to start with the countries former president. i mean cause i watched the interview in full on sunday in the meantime, his a preview. the taliban? correct me if i'm mistaken. but i think ever since it emerged in the mid 1990 your views on what that movement represents and whether it's good or not for your country have changed. what do you think about them now? i was against them when they were in power. because i saw them violating the rights of south can people. but when my government came, when the republican i give them a positive they were caught and, and many of them went and settled down in their homes and begun a peaceful life. then suddenly the united states and some of the local elements begun to talk

he cast on as the taliban continues to make gains in northern afghanistan for the south of taliban captured a strategic district in kandahar province. 3rd seems a trying to find the flight recorders from a philippine military transport plane that crashed, killing 47 soldiers on board. the c 130 over shot the runway while trying to land on hollow island in sooner, province in the philippines, worst military ed is often in decades. the number of people missing after a landslide in japan has risen to more than 80 rescue cruise and atomic, taking advantage of a break in the rain 2 days after the disaster, the japanese 5 minutes. this is the focus is still on finding people that live their fears of more mud slides and the people have been advised to move out of the area they malaysian crews have brought down the remaining part of a collapsed apartment block in florida. it was destroyed for safety reasons as a hurricane approaches. 11 days after the 1st fell, 24 people have been consumed dead. and 121 people i'm missing. those are headlines. hellamano dean will be with you here off the generation