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And always commanded his orchestra. described as one of the most humane interpreters of classical music, he lived and loved his craft, bringing a unique, almost irreplaceable quality every time he raised his baton. translation: one of | the peculiarities i always found was that at the moment he started conducting, the orchestra immediately sounded different. he often thought in the days before that, we had played beautifully and then suddenly, it turned out to be deeper and warmer and more beaut...

Australian Lawyers for Human Rights (ALHR) has issued a letter to NSW premier Dominic Perrottet following the removal of Auslan interpreters at recent state health conferences. The legal body said it

It took a 600-mile trek and weeks of hard work by US, Afghan, and Pakistani allies, but Aman Khalili and his family are finally safely out of Afghanistan. While the name of the...

Daily via whats app. showing torture endured by female afghan soldier trained by the u.s. this soldier was executed. the taliban were looking for his commando brother. >> secretary of state blinken is leading the continued diplomatic efforts to ensure safe passage for any american, afghan partner or foreign national who wants to leave afghanistan. >> those efforts are slow-going. thousands of afghan interpreters and commandos are hiding in waiting. they think the biden administration is coming t...

The Louisiana Office of Motor Vehicles and LanguageLine Solutions have reportedly partnered to offer a free, on-demand, language interpretation service to non-English and limited English-speaking customers.

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Evacuation. jillian: miller meeks, thank you for being here. we appreciate your time. can you tell me what stood out to you of the last two days? >> well, i think what really stood out is what was apparent to us throughout this process in afghanistan and im a 24-year military veteran, served in the army. was that we know that this evacuation was conducted by the state department, the secretary of state and, yet, we didnt have the military experience gave advice but didnt stand their ground. so t...

>> they are larger than that. they took 120,000 people through evacuation, us civilians, special applicants for interpreters who work for us and family members. 124,000 was just describing most of the people who were lucky, before the gates were closed. the vast majority of people we were supposed to evacuate were in afghanistan. >> your knowledge-based on the information you had 50 to 60,000 people whether it be americans or allies, that is an unbelievable number consider weve heard numbers lik...

My dad was at iwo jima, i asked him about it, he said he didnt have a choice either. i thought that was a fairly -- a fairly convincing answer. for the staff, i think there is a very legitimate question about whether or not the united states made a very big mistake by not getting the interpreters, others who helped the u.s. out of the country before that deadline which could have avoided that mad dash and which we got 124,000 people out, but obviously left a lot of people there. and that should ...

2014 to defeat the islamic state. it seems we may a similar trajectory in afghanistan. after u.s. forces abandoned bagram air base in july the taliban quickly took over the base and released 5,000 to 7,000 isis-k and taliban prisoners. when the last u.s. troops evacuated from afghanistan on august 31 this administration handed over total control to the taliban, a known terror organization now in key positions with the talibans government from al qaeda. the taliban has deemed education irrelevant...