abdullah can come to an agreement on a possible future. in case no agreement is reached i shovelled a nice capacity as the president of afghanistan really be limited as he will face questions of legitimacy even in kabul so do people expect abdullah abdullah to actually try to run the country regardless of the ritual he's gone through today . i think the people of afghanistan voted and. the result was out and. the wait on the end of the abdullah 2 to get this country running by by putting their differences aside so the u.s. taliban a peace deal the next step is supposed to be they in traffic on dialogue with the taliban to start tomorrow how is that going to be affected by today's events. this will make the situation more complicated for the president clearly and for americans as well that americans have been asking the afghan government to form a negotiating team reaches only said during his inauguration speech today he will be announced tomorrow on the other hand of the law on the other hand also announced his negotiation negotiating team

abdullah. think about the scene today in kabul. you had rival inaugurations with both abdullah and ghani timing they are the rightful president. the rightful president. in the midst of this, the united states is trying to get the afghan government, whoever it is led by, to sit down and negotiate with the taliban and the taliban is not even recognize the legitimacy of the afghan government. trying to sort all this out and trying to sort all this out and bring peace to afghanistan is going to be a real challenge, indeed. amy: and those negotiations between the taliban and the afghan government were supposed to start -- were supposed to begin tomorrow. is that right? >> that's right. but i don't think that is going to happen if we don't even know who the rightful president of afghanistan is. know who the rightful president of afghanistan is. there was another precursor before peace talks could start tomorrow, and that was the united states had assured the taliban and government would release up to

secretary of state persuading dr abdullah stand aside the 2nd time he did a deal to make dr abdullah the chief executive a position that doesn't even exist in the constant. you know once again i'm not an afghan election in recent hours you have the u.s. conducting negotiations with 2 candidates that's not really a very good achievement for afghan democracy but the us ends up deciding everything unfortunately does was a shock not just to. the 2 probably to the government themselves i mean i wouldn't be speaking on behalf of the the rest of the government but. i enjoy your and also on behalf of the people of afghanistan this was a 3rd of the 3rd shock for us that overnight a decision has had to be made a search but the thing is that we keep saying that the history repeats let's for sake of the people and for the sake of the past 40 years of war that has happened not make sure that this does not repeat and then work together after all regardless of the what the numbers were what the percentage of the people who voted was is that both. presidents now if i could say they have been elected

could the rivalry between afghanistan's leaders the rail peace efforts ashraf ghani and abdullah abdullah both say they are the president with peace with the taliban on the line can they settle their differences this is inside story. hello there is many were hailing a new beginning for afghanistan less than a fortnight ago the u.s. and the afghan taliban had just signed a deal towards ending 2 decades of war but the afghan government wasn't part of the talks and a long standing political rivalry is making things even more complicated president ashraf ghani was narrowly declared the winner of the election in september for a 2nd term former chief executive abdullah abdullah rejects the result both held rival presidential inauguration ceremonies on monday after the u.s. special envoy to afghanistan failed to resolve the dispute gone he is supposed to finalize the government's team for the 1st direct negotiations with the taliban the us though is started withdrawing troops as part of the deal with the taliban hoda abdel-hamid has more from the afghan capital kabul. this initial pullout is in

but minutes later this man abdullah abdullah was also sworn in elsewhere in the same presidential compound. he disputes the results of last year's elections which saw low turnout and i would geishas of widespread voter fraud. he's also disputed results in previous elections but after 2014 he served for a while as ashraf ghani chief executive. i got that's all it was about if we had not compromised in 2014 for international stability and community the country would have been in crisis but now things are different if we were to accept fraudulent results this time it would mean the end of democracy in afghanistan to see that up on a stand by upon the. many voters complained of a lack of vision in both candidates and what happens now will both presidents appoint their own ministers and governors will someone resort to force. the government is supposed to be preparing for talks with the taliban following up on a u.s. troop withdrawal agreement last month there right now it's unclear which government that will be. and you're watching to get your news from berlin coming up next a documentary on h

abdullah held inaugurations ronnie was declared the winner of september's election but abdullah has alleged alleged election fraud here's what both leaders have to say and they're viable ceremonies well as any funny i ask for my political rivals to come and serve this nation together shoulder to shoulder. that i need. mohammad shah we are and have always been prepared for negotiations. we work for the unity not the division of afghanistan not that i've talked enough some of it done by journalist a leader of the fee who is following developments in afghanistan and the good to have you with us now both a show of danny and of the law of the law are sounding conciliate tree yet both of them have declared themselves presidents of afghanistan surely somebody has got to give. this is will disagree actually what people are wondering because now it's been 24 hours since both inaugurations took place. and no one knows what's going to happen you know there was a lot of fear that when dr abdullah would go to his office doctors that he occupied as the chief executive for the last 5 years that th

explosion at the swearing in for the afghan president garvey his rival abdullah abdullah has held a separate severability to inaugurate himself. welcome to the program the spread and fear of coronaviruses starting to have a major global economic impact on top of the growing human cost u.s. stocks plummeted in the opening minutes in new york even forcing a temporary halt in trading president trump is due to meet with his advisors in the coming hours now the stock market plunge was also influenced by oil prices dropping around 30 percent on monday the biggest fall in almost 3 decades and that's a bit of a price war between saudi arabia and russia moscow refused to join the plan by major oil producing nations aimed at cutting up ports and maintaining prices stock markets across asia have continued to fall continuing the sell off that we have nearly 2 weeks. ago billions of dollars have been wiped off the european markets just hours after opening with the u.k.'s footsie $100.00 index losing almost 9 percent of its value while questions luby's been following events for us in new york it's been a

abdullah the u.s. is blaming ghani and abdullah for the failure to form a unity government with the taliban and now it appears the punishment will be cutting a $1000000000.00 from afghanistan's annual aid package normally valued around 4 and a half 1000000000 meanwhile for troop members in the u.s. led coalition in afghanistan have tested positive for covert 19 nationalities of those troops have not yet been released but this complicates the conversation on troop withdrawal from the country so joining us for more former pentagon official mike maloof my good to see you from a far so do secretary pompei o is now meeting with the taliban in doha after he's obviously met with gandhi and abdullah how are you anticipating that's going to go 2 given that gandhi and abdullah are locked in this power struggle abdullah still rejecting the election results months later. well i think the taliban will just wait us out it's to their advantage to for their government to crumble and it's and that's that makes it even

abdullah rejects the result of the presidential election in september and is calling for a rerun. plan by master had them a dog named if i accept the food to happen during the election it would be witnessing the end of democracy if not in favor of the country with government according to the demands needed of people we will bring change. to the ceremony was the populist fishers of foreign delegations here. the down with the enemy of the law his supporters jumped it was but it was also they marred by violence. while the 2 men were being sworn in and i would run and jump into. several rockets were fired at the presidential compound landing very close to where he was giving a speech. the president remained at the podium defiantly opening his shirt to show he wasn't wearing any protection. i so claimed responsibility for the rocket attack monday was a public holiday for avalanche the streets of kabul where unusually empty what was supposed to be the start of a new chapter turned out to be a day when political rivalry toward a country apart a little put out the. thousands of women acro

was narrowly declared the winner of the election in september for a 2nd term former chief executive abdullah i don't know rejects the result both held rival presidential inauguration ceremonies on monday after the u.s. special envoy to afghanistan failed to resolve their dispute ghani is supposed to finalize the government's team for the 1st direct negotiations with the taliban the u.s. says though it started withdrawing troops as part of the deal with the taliban holder abdul hamid has more from the afghan capital kabul. this initial pullout is in accordance with the doha agreement restated that the withdrawal should start within 10 days of signing that agreement now we know that soldiers have been pulled out from bases one in helmand province which is a stronghold of the taliban and the 2nd from a base in the north in the hair right province we don't know the exact number but we do know that over the next 125 days this withdrawal will cheat continue to bring down the overall level of foreign troops in the country to $8600.00 which is actually the level of troops that was in afghanistan dur

abdullah. is formed his own government's history comes ahead of planned peace talks with the taliban james. asylum a lot. five months after vors went to the polls afghanistan's leading political face this one in his presence at separate ceremonies. which is incumbent on shift honey takes the stage in front of foreign diplomats rocket seek the grounds of the presidential palace. we have seen bigger attacks don't be scared of two explosions don't sit down. an attack claimed by the islamic state group. i'm not wearing a bullet proof vests. only my shirts. i will stay even if it costs me my life. meanwhile in the nearby cepeda police his rival abdullah abdullah took his oath maintaining that the polls were marred by fraud and corruption claims that were recognized by the electoral commission. mode as a volunteering our election campaign we promised people that we would not accept any government selected fraudulently and we stand by our promise. the two men had previously formed a unity government b

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abdullah was there but he escaped unhurt. up front with matty as i was coming up next looking at the surge in popularity of u.s. presidential hopeful joe biden. this week called up front we're tackling 2 big political dramas in the us the battle between bernie sanders and joe biden to be the democratic nominee for president and take on donald trump while in malaysia a new prime minister taking office in a backroom deal and controversially pushing aside in the process. super tuesday the biggest day in the u.s. electoral calendar so far resulted in a big way in the full form of vice president joe biden and the establishment wing of the democratic party that he represents biden carried 10 out of the 14 states in play while independent senator bernie sanders who was the front runner going into super tuesday.

abdullah to september's polls the to pick a dozen who really won amid allegations of voter fold i think concerns the spec could derail talks between the government and the taliban women's rights groups in particular. what will happen if the taliban regains. reports from kabul. it's a little bit tucked away in a basement in kabul away from prying. this was the 1st gym for women only to open here sic you know mohamedi chose to name it bore no one but start or elite women in the local dialect that were that they. forget their own it's been 2 years now initially people had different views towards sports because we're a conservative society but those who came here have seen good results and felt the benefits of working out so no they're encouraging us. most of her clients are young women who are part of a new generation enjoying freedoms their mothers never had but they are the minority this is a country devastated by 40 years of war and women have always been the biggest victims not only of the taliban kidnapping and rape were rampant during the civil war 2 there's also the high number of a

news coming out of sudan's capital where an explosion has rocked a convoy carrying the prime minister abdullah one dog was traveling through khartoum around an hour ago when there was a roadside blast the vehicle he was in was damaged as well as several others a short time ago the prime minister's office said it was an assassination attempt and let's go straight away to have a morgan he joins us by phone from khartoum what more do we know at this point. well i've been woman make what we do know is that what we have from the office of the prime minister which was that it was and is happy mission and time now to keep current ongoing wars in the area called cobra which is not. just about if you can on the way and he was on his way into his office when a car right in front of the convoy exploded now this is raising a lot of questions one of them being why is the car you don't want to date and because of the prime minister people know that you should be the convoy to the car that carries the prime convoy there is a motorcade that that basically makes sure that other cars come and cars why are we fr

abdullah of failing to work together and potentially threatening a u.s. led deal with the taliban. pakistan's prime minister won the election with a promise to end corruption but some of iran cards ministers are accused of corruption related to a landmark transport project in the north a suburb inch of it has more from bush our. lack of a public transport system in a city of more than $35000000.00 people means is gridlocked every day but that's supposed to change with a nearly $500000000.00 rabbit transport project locally known as b r t. construction began in 2017 but it has quickly become a liability for prime minister imran khan's grew into government. the delays in completion have become a nuisance for commuters and local businesses. that. we are facing a lot of hardships due to this road construction of new york city is affected our business and even our lives there's dust everywhere and stead of providing convenience this is made our lives hell broke ingestions everywhere people have to wait for hours and hours it was meant to be a modern transport

abdullah is planning to hold his own ceremony after september selection the 2 picket over who really won and made allegations of voter fraud they're thinking turns their spec could be real talks between the governments and the taliban women's rights groups in particular are worried of what will happen if the taliban regains power. reports from kabul. it's a little even tucked away in a basement in kabul away from prying eyes this was the 1st gym for women only to open here sick you know mohamedi chose to name it no one but it or elite women in the local dialect that were that. far yet their own needs been 2 years now initially people had different views towards sports because we're a conservative society but those who came here have seen good results and felt the benefits of working out so no they're encouraging us. most of recloser young women who are part of a new generation enjoying freedoms their mothers never had but they are the minority this is a country devastated by 40 years of war and women have always been the biggest victims not only of the taliban kidnapping and rape wer

this is ours is there and these are the top stories breaking news out of sudar prime minister abdullah has survived an attack on his convoy and called our province escaped without injury that's according to a post by his wife on facebook state media says he's been moved to a safe location italy has reported a big jump a number of coronavirus cases the lock down of a quarter of its population comes into full force 133 new deaths have been confirmed and the number of infections has doubled since friday to nearly 7400. global oil markets have plunged as a price war and the impact of coronavirus causes value to plummet brant crude often used as a global price benchmark is down by around 30 percent that's after saudi arabia signaled it might increase output after a meeting of the oil producing bloc oh pick the price dispute began after russia refused to join the group's efforts to cut oil production in their bid to stabilize markets there are reports saudi arabia has released 2 princes arrested as part of a clampdown on security interior minister abdul aziz been solid spin life and his fath

abdullah says there was fraud and declared himself the winner amila was sworn in as president of at the same time in a competing inauguration. britain's prince harry and his wife meghan have made it their final appearance as boyle's couple attended a service at london's westminster abbey under an agreement reached with the palace in january they will stop using their royal titles from the end of the month and will no longer receive public money. the head of the european commission ursula vonder line says a 2016 refugee agreement to stop the flow of migrants into your europe from turkey is still valid turkey's president that's a tie affair to one joint talks in brussels aimed at solving a dispute with the e.u. over migrants on the turkish border everyone wants more help for the 4000000 syrian refugees in turkey thousands have massed on the greek border since turkey opened its border with europe in violation of the 2016 accord earlier we asked the correspondent in brussels about the results of the meeting. if i may translate that diplomatic language to you it basically means 0 movemen

it's a year later but this family still mourning abdullah mohammed was in his way back home he was in the ill fated utopian anand's flight that crashed shortly after takeoff in addis ababa this is the last 40 he sent his family and grown up she is he was very happy when he took this picture but now he is no longer with us whenever we want to see him this is what we look at which we look at the photo to remember him and then we put it away. abdullah has been the last in saudi arabia watching as a lab technician he was the pride of his family he grew up in your islam but through good grades and hard work he managed to make it out and even send money back home only really cornered say here. yes the way he used to help us all our hopes were on him that we looked up to him because when we told him our problems he was always quick to send us some money he didn't want to see his parents suffer. much 10th 1900 supposed to be a happy day but after hours of waiting the received the message that their son had died along with 156 others in board nobody survived the crash. the help of ethiopian ai

really trying to stop it my guest this week here in munich is the country's foreign minister mohammad abdullah and our journey of the many thousands of civilian casualties and the enormous human suffering all being from nothing.

and no one knows what's going to happen you know there is a lot of fear that when dr abdullah would go to his office stock that's that he occupied as the chief executive for the last 5 years that there might be police at the door that he might not be allowed in and if such a thing happens that it could lead to some kind of standoff so far nothing like that has happened but there is still the fear that if not today possibly tomorrow or the day after. and it's just really this question of you know one person you know one person had they're not eurasian the other and there's they're both claiming to be president. and what does that actually mean politically in any in those sort of the realistic sides and what does it also mean for the interest of god talks are supposed to get on the road i mean what is the future run of the government together after an election. this is the philosophical question that arises from people people are saying look if you want to sit there and talk to the taleban and you are the 2 you know leaving the cracks in the country and you and you are literally holding

leader he was sworn in as president a gun he won the race by a slim margin however wible leader abdul abdullah also declared himself the winner of dual was sworn in as president at the same time at a competing inauguration ceremony sudan's prime minister says he has survived a bomb attack on his convoy in the capital khartoum abdullah has been in office since august he was he has promised to cooperate with the international war crimes investigations no group has claimed responsibility for that it's asked britain's prince harry and his wife meggan have made their final official appearance as royals the couple attended a service at london's westminster abbey under an agreement reached with the palace back in january they will stop using their war titles from the end of the month and they will no longer receive public money. the head of the european commission commission and alliance says a 2016 refugee agreement aimed at stemming the flow of migrants to europe via turkey is still valid and is still in place turkey's president richard tell you a better one today joined the talks in brussels aimed

rab abdullah, a convicted is supporter, in prison. ahmed saw salman abedi again in libya just two weeks before the attack. what did you notice? a change. 360, like it was religious salman, not gangster salman. five days before the bomb, salman abedi slipped back into britain without his brother to make and detonate the device. hashem abedi was arrested in libya and brought to britain to stand trial, as guilty as his brother of murdering 22 people. daniel sandford, bbc news, at the old bailey. carphone warehouse is to close all of its 500 shops — meaning 3,000 jobs will be lost. the company said the decision was not related to the virus, but to changes in the way people buy their phones. alex salmond has claimed that sexual assault allegations against him are either "deliberate fabrications for a political purpose" or "exaggerations". the former first minister of scotland was giving evidence in the witness box at the high court in edinburgh. he denies 13 charges of sexual assault against nine women. the alleged offences are all said

explosions as the afghan president ashraf ghani is sworn in his rival abdullah abdullah held a separate ceremony to inaugurate himself. saddam's prime minister survives a car bomb blasts arrests are made following the suspected assassination attempt to stay with us we're back after the break. the end. hello there some very heavy rain across much of japan as we go through the next couple of days you can see plenty of cloud history. and this is what we're going to be facing some very heavy downpours that could lead to some localized floods temperatures on the miles side that is part of the problem sapporo 11 celsius and she's a very heavy rain coming down on some very recent snow so we could have quite a dramatic snow melt this is simply history by wednesday we could still have wanted to shout some snow flurries and the temperatures are a lot lower just 8 degrees and a part of that of course is the daytime high but it's a good picture across much of central southern china the rain showers really caring through choose day on into wednesday but cooler in hong kong just 21 degrees celsius st

abdullah failing to work together a potentially threatening the u.s. led peace plan with the taliban mr pompei also said the conditional withdrawal of u.s. troops will go ahead despite the difficulties in implementing the agreement all right let's speak to lawrence korb now former u.s. assistant secretary of defense he's joining us from washington d.c. scott thanks very much for talking just and this is rather rare and rather stringent language coming from the secretary of state about the situation the political situation in afghanistan and furthermore taking the action of reducing a $1000000000.00 from aid to the country do you think it's going to work with them into some form of reconciliation. well you hope to have a war because not only did he take about $1000000000.00 of about $4.00 which we give to afghanistan but he met with the taliban on the way home in doha and basically is trying to say you know we have an agreement with the taliban to leave us alone so we can get out of there you guys don't get your act together you're going to have to live

abdullah the failing to work together and potentially threatening a u.s. led he's still with the taliban pompei you also said the conditional withdrawal. all of us troops will go ahead despite the difficulties in implementing the agreement but we've been speaking to victoria funtown who's professor of peace others at the american university of afghanistan and she says bringing the different factions together will be crucial to the success of the process the next step from here is to force the taliban have been promised by the united states of $5000.00 prisoners by the afghan government so that would be one step and then of course remains a big issue which is the university you need to so we off the government itself so the next step i'm going to be for all the parties to speak with one another and to discuss on the way forward but of course the most important question in the balance use the unity itself of the afghan government i am told that a deal is imminent and that person to have been spoken about and you know we've seen the actual security crises and

ashraf ghani was sworn in for a second term, but his rival, abdullah abdullah, hmod his own ce after alleging fraud. explosions were heard at both keents, but thereavbeoe ne endu uchessrt ofre sussex made the last offici appearance as senior royals. prince harry and meghan joined the queen and other senior royals at commonwealth day service in london. coronavirus protocol was observed, with prince harry bumping elbows with singer craig david. the fight for the democratic nomination for the presidency is far from over, but the picture could be favor after esday. six more states will hold anprimaries including michnd missouri, which have the most delicate up for grabs. joe biden will be looking to build on his super tuesday momentum, but vermont senator bernie sanders will be fighting hardo reclaim his front-runner status. earlier i was joined by "wasngton post" political reporter jacqueline alemany. jacqueline, thank you for joining me. stit has been ning turnaround for joe biden. how does he matained his momentum? jacqueline: that is exactly right, and others like it might be more st

afghanistan's president elect ashraf ghani and his political rival abdullah abdullah holding rival inauguration ceremonies in kabul. that he studied. and then he. went in. and has been laying claim to the presidency after a disputed election in september and well this has been happening we've been hearing that 2 blasts in the capital of thing taking place during the gratian ceremonies. at that point right there afghan president that's going to resign on home and continue to speak off towards the suspected rocket attack in the capital. we can speak talk. on the phone who's being the events in kabul what do you know about what's happened. when i actually live we were standing by to go live and we heard just how much how much you're doing at least 2 or 3 rocket fire. in the case in the way we were with the group and it's happening none of them landed nearby but you could see some smoke not very far i would say. corey. we also heard a big fear from the crowd sometimes saying that he would remain quite the. * cool thing even if even often rocket attacks. foreign dignitaries. leaving the ceremony gro

explosions at the swearing in for afghanistan's president garvey his rival abdullah abdullah has held a separate ceremony to inaugurate himself. welcome to the program the spread and fear of crude a virus is starting to have a major global economic impact on top of the growing he would cost u.s. stocks plummeted in the opening minutes of trading in new york forcing a temporary suspension of the markets also hit with big drops in asia europe south america brazil stock market also had to suspend trading after a 10 percent drop monday's market shock was triggered by a 30 percent plunge in the price of oil has been following events for us in new york and it's been a bit of a bumpy road for the dow jones just a little what's been happening in the last couple of hours. yeah a very dramatic morning here in new york as all of the major indices remain down significantly they have recovered a bit now the dow jones industrial average and the s. and p. both trading around 5 percent lower earlier shortly after opening bell they plummeted more than 7 percent triggering that automatic shut off that

ashraf ghani was sworn in for a second term, but his rival, abdullah abdullah,s held n ceremony after alleging fraud. explosions were heard at both events, b reportednjuries. no dthe duke andhess of sussex made the last official appearance asenior royals. prince harry and meghan joined royals at commonwealth day service in london. coronavirus protocol was observed, with prince harry bumping elbows with singer craig david. the fight for the democratic nomination for the presidency is far fromver, but the picture could bemoreor statd primaries including michigan and missouri, which have the most is ser tuesday momentum, but vermont senator bernie sanders will be fightaig hard to re his front-runner status. earlier i was joinedy "washingto post" political reporter jacqueline alemany. a stunning, thanitk hyoasu bf turnaround for joe biden. how does he maintained his momentum? jacqueline: that is exactly right, and others like it might be more standing with him gaining leads in potentially even washington state,it bernie sanders won in 2016. biden has a leak in the southern wherst, ateses

the last did not appear to take place near the ceremony but garvey's political rival abdullah abdullah held a powell swearing in both men are laying claim to the presidency after a disputed election in september. there are reports saudi arabia has released 2 princes arrested in part of a club down on security interior minister of the lizzie's been saad the been found his father were amongst dozens of officials and members of the royal family said to have been detained in recent days to the kingdom's most prominent voyles are still being held there the king's kit their king solomon's brother and nephew both seen as rivals to crown prince mohammed bin sole known still ahead here on the al-jazeera news hour mexico finds out what it's like to have a day without women we have the latest on a nationwide strike and in sport the friend who showed the strikers how it started with a one to gold in beijing leaves office. hello the rain that was pretty heavy for a time in iran is now going east the system is now in afghanistan and pakistan producing rain and snow of course up in the harbor and up

the blast did not appear to take place near the ceremony garvey's political rival abdullah abdullah held a power level swearing in both men were laying claim to the presidency after a disputed election in september head up to hamid is in kabul she says the feud could affect peace talks with the taliban. it was certainly i think full of controversy and violence because 1st of all there was a lot of delay in this inauguration people had been told to arrive quite early in the morning all the guests and the media and then when we arrived there we were told no it was delayed by 6 hours and then it was delayed by another additional hour during that time you had the u.s. envoy zalmay khalilzad try shuttling basically between these 2 political rivals president a shovel and me and. trying to find a compromise where he couldn't find a compromise and actually both of them went ahead with their own presidential inauguration during his speech during the inauguration. actually. said that by tomorrow he will issue a decree for do release of taliban prisoners that's one of the that's one of the articles

who's really trying to stop it my guess is we here in munich is the country's foreign minister mohammad abdullah and the german authorities are civilian casualties would be enormous human suffering. from the. conflict. in 60 minutes phone d.w. . every journey begins with the 1st step and every language with the 1st word published in the cool. rico is in germany to learn german why not i'm with him simple online on your mobile and free shops d w z e learning course nikos freak german made me see. this as news africa coming up on the program. virus very few cases have been going family in african countries so what is the risk of the mosque outbreak on the continent on what all countries be equipped to deal with an epidemic we speak to a w.h.o. expert also coming up. education is an expensive privilege for many are crossed off a why young woman in nigeria is helping to provide basic education to kids living in the slums.

and launched a short distance away on east main rival abdullah abdullah held his own presidential inauguration after weeks of mediation efforts between the 2 men failed to understand election commission named garny the winner of the contest in september but declared the results fraudulent and claimed victory. political analyst andre wilczek told us that the situation on the ground is a disaster and in the pentagon is negotiating from a position of weakness. well there is definitely a pressure from the united states. to sign this agreement so united states is occupying come home to stand for 18 years it spends more than a trillion of dollars of it is. it brought the gun to do some of the most horrific moment in the history of the area it's clear that the government of afghanistan and the united states cannot actually defeat the taliban this 5. brutal years of patient collaboration or whatever you want to call it is there to stay i. think to see this war through all it is going to play you have 100 star and where the united states is going to call a corporator forgot 'd all about it whether it's

why abdullah has been telling his daughter the bombs are just fireworks. the 3 year old police. reports and i laugh at bombs that can kill people. not because someone has died but because it's my only chance to protect my child being in. the death and destruction seem never ending as syrian and russian fighter jets prepare the ground for the advance of government troops islamist militias stand their ground unwilling to give up their last stronghold without a fight. civilians are the worst affected more than 100 among the many children were killed in february alone. health clinics are also. 2 hours after silva was born the clinic was hit by a russian fighter jet. it was the 1st thing that happened in her life away. almost a 1000000 syrians have already lost their homes in the disputed region there holed up in refugee camps uprooted and traumatized in freezing temperatures. fleeing north to turkey has not been an option. abdullah mohammed and his daughter had to leave their home to they fled the bombs in the city of sort of keep east of it lead in a stroke of luck they found shelt

abdullah after september's polls the 2 big kid who really won and that allegations of voter fraud their big concerns their spec could derail talks between the government and the taliban greek police have used water cannon to fight off dozens of refugees and migrants who were hurling stones at them from the other side of the border with turkey thousands of migrants have been camping there since last week when turkey declared its borders with the e.u. open talks president has urged greece to open the gates and allow migrants to travel further into europe he's due to be e.u. officials in brussels on monday to discuss the issue. customs officials in colombia have made an unusual smuggling bust rescuing 2000 baby turtles being trafficked out of the country a sniffer dog detected the turtles during a routine check at an airport in the remote amazonas region in the south of the country they were packed tightly together without water around $150.00 were found dead were those are the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after the family hosni mubarak story. on the 3rd of august 27th t

abdullah thousands of women across mexico have stayed away from public areas as part of a strike called a day without women after sunday's mass marches for international women's day and workers stayed at home to show mexico what it would be like without them and a mass murder trial has begun in the netherlands over the 2014 downing of a malaysian airliner 4 men are accused of helping shoot down that plane they were not in court they're believed to be in russia 298 people were aboard to make 17 flight from amsterdam to kuala lumpur as are the headlines keep it here on al-jazeera more news throughout the day in the meantime let's turn it over to al-jazeera world. these it is the only thing that speaks to your sell b your soul spirit and with the lyrics and side of it cut and slants without you knowing the body understand what the sound the same. music is the place where i become my child this is where i can get so i am lost i'm in another world i bow the fear in it it takes it to a higher vibration i ask for. that joy in our. culture and the culture that suppresses music. it's me to us i

abdullah a leading political figure in the country was in attendance but here's scaped unharmed the taliban has denied carrying out the attack which comes just days after the u.s. and the islamist group signed a peace deal to end the 18 year conflict. why a place in a colombian campus or use tear gas and water cannon they gave students protesting near the go to national university of colombia on a day which has does not been building barricades torching police vehicles and hurling projectiles the country has seen months of demonstrations as calls grow for improvements to the education system. thanks for joining us here on r.t. and so national kevin owen will be here with all the latest world news in about 30 minutes. is you'll be a reflection of reality. in a world transformed. what will make you feel safe. isolation community. are you going the right way or are you being led. by. what is true what is faith. in the world corrupted you need to descend. to join us in the depths. or a made in the shallowness. seem wrong but. just don't call. me. yet to shape out just they become active