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0 latest on the situation. thank you. the fall of kabul appears to be imminent is the headline. >> were sure courtney will be with us throughout the day, as well as our steam of correspondents to follow the latest. thanks for watching msnbc reports, "velshi" starts right now. im ali velshi, were departing from our normal format for the news out of afghanistan where the taliban is closing in on kabul. the biggest city in the country. it does appear to be surrounded. this map is the latest we ha...

Money coming? not in the way that it should. finances go i money coming? not in the way that it should. finances go to l that it should. finances go to be big problem. again, there were many commitments they were made and we have not seen those commitments. i wanted thank sharma. he is putting financing on the agenda, mitigation, adaptation. these are really big conversation for the caribbean. iam big conversation for the caribbean. i am concerned as anybody elses about the commitment they were ...

The german marshall fund is a us think—tank promoting cooperation and understanding between north america and europe. andrew small is a senior transatlantic fellow of the gmf�*s asia programme. he says china and afghanistan have a long standing relationship. they have committed large—scale investment, significant commitments to a copper mine investment and oil investment in the north but in practical terms, it has been extremely difficult to get these projects in motion. essentially, they ...

Greenhouse emissions but there is not enough walking the walk and talking the talk to back stuff up and the governments own climate advisers say they are not enough policies and place to reach the kind of commitments that the uk says it wants so the climate change committee, independent group of advisers advising the government on how to deal with climate change made it clear to months ago that boris johnsons commitment and this government commitment to reducing greenhouse gas emissions by 70% b...

Realised we need now to be able to fuel our own energy from renewable sources. so will you achieve this target by 2030? carbon neutral. the question for me is not whether i achieve it or not. the question for me is, do we commit every single day to being fossil fuel free? do we commit every single day to reducing greenhouse gases? that is the commitment from barbados. next question, sheena frederick. your question? hi. goodnight. does barbados and the region have the physical space - to fashion ...

| i believe this would contributej to resilience and sustainability in our — in our country. thank you. minister, so, there are people in developing countries that say "look, the richer nations, who are the bigger polluters, need to step up to the plate and provide some funding for countries like barbados. " is the money coming? not the way that it should. finance is going to be big problem. again, there were many commitments made, and we have not seen those commitments. i think at cop 26 ther...

Commitments. >> we are not walking away from our commitments to the afghan forces not eliminating our diplomatic presence on the ground doing the right thing at the right time to protect our people. paul: now lets bring in jack keane fox news senior strategic analyst. general, great to see you again. the president makes his decision to withdraw okay. could america have done more to what is increasingly looking like an out? >> absolutely paul. this is serious miscalculations by president biden in...

Still in the government control in the northern region so that is an interesting place to watch today. while the government in kabul is relying on the us and other western countries�* financial support, the taliban has reached out to china which is currently the biggest foreign investor in afghanistan. the german marshall fund is a us think—tank promoting cooperation and understanding between north america and europe. andrew small is is a senior transatlantic fellow gmf�*s asia programme. ...

I think at cop26, theres going to be... and i want to begin again by thanking the honourable alok sharma, because he is working very steadfastly. thats the british official, politician in charge of cop 26. yeah. who will be the president going forward. we hope, for example, hes put financing on the agenda, mitigation, adaptation. hes put loss and damage — these are real conversations for the caribbean. yeah. we experience all these things in meaningful ways. but im concerned, of course, as any...

Our concerns, there are serious concerns. a tragedy is unfolding, a humanitarian crisis emerging, and we are working to ensure that we bring people from afghanistan, both british nationals, those who have been working for the government, and with the government and supporting us, including people of afghan nationality, to the united kingdom. there is an enormous resettlement programme that the defence secretary and i are overseeing. so that is our priority right now. and, of course, when it come...