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A terrorist organization then we can use lethal force they dont have to present an immediate threat. Its been a month since Hurricane Maria hit puerto rico and eighty percent of the island is still without power crews are working around the clock low to fix hundreds of kilometers of power lines those are the headlines coming up next here on inside story. Is there a way forward in Afghanistan Taliban attacks this week have killed more than one hundred twenty afghans nationwide despite the u. S. A...

Kilometers of power lines but the governor of puerto rico says it could be another two months before full power is restored due to a lack of money and workers the u. S. Government has been criticized a lot for the slow response to the crisis those are your headlines so far today more news on this channel in thirty minutes between now and then its inside story all season. On counting the cost china two point zero hour president xi jinping wants to rebuild the economy with a high end robotics look...

Security forces taliban themselves is completely intolerable that tells me that if we have some political progress it may surprise people at how how quickly it develops so i dont want to name i dont want to name a survey year year after one year to year three years four years that were going to say afghanistan is broadly at peace but i would say that that rapid progress is actually possible even over the next year neal was. Michael mentioning a Record Number of civilians killed in twenty sixteen...

More of them are expected during the day today but eventually as we head through into sunday it will begin to clear away towards the north and as they do say behind it will be fresher than it has been so nineteen degrees in the sunshine then buenos aires and force in the french and will get to around twenty two it is warmer towards the west force in santiago we were around twenty six or twenty seven degrees at the moment now if the north and theres lots of showers here and some of the wet weathe...

The extremist group’s strategy to normalize its rule in Afghanistan

Over 2,000 have died in the country’s latest calamity | Asia

Parties hold first face-to-face discussions since group retook power in Afghanistan in 2021.

Taliban-trained suicide bomber Ismail Ashuqullah regrets missing the chance to blow himself up at the height of the Afghan war -- like many other young men from the lush green Tangi Valley.

TANGI VALLEY (AFGHANISTAN): Taliban-trained suicide bomber Ismail Ashuqullah regrets missing the chance to blow himself up at the height of the Afghan war -- like many other young men from the lush green Tangi Valley.

Reliance on the army and indulging it in its constant demands for power have worked against institutional growth, so vital to establishing the foundations of a country