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Curtea Militară de Apel București a pronunțat o primă sentință în dosarul generalului Iulian Gherghe, fost adjunct al DGIA, acuzat de mai multe fapte, printre care și delapidarea fondurilor de război ale Direcției Generale de Informații a Armatei.
Wing who were the face of the negotiations in doha and know that they have to say and do at least out wardly the right things if they want access to their federal reserve, international aid money and all the things that this desperately poor country needs to keep their lights on. >> i remember being in afghanistan in the '90s. you didn't see a woman in ministries. what we're hearing from the taliban, this message for women to stay at home. we need to make revisions and changes. it's not safe. but their concept of women going to work, i don't think it's our concept of women going to work. there...
Afghanistan. and gayle, adjunct senior fellow for the council on foreign relations, also spent years speaking with, interviewing on the ground with women, their struggles and their triumphs across afghanistan. thank you both very much for being here. pashan, i want to begin with you because you have said, i have to put up a fight today so that the next generation does not have to face all of this conflict. and now you have students coming to you and saying, was it all for nothing? look where we are now. are your students safe? >> hi. so, i'm going to say -- go on record and say, yes, the war i...
Peace talks are still ongoing, but they seem far—removed from what is going on on the ground. the rapid takeover of territory by the insurgents has been startling. according to the un, more than 1000 afghan civilians have been killed in the past month, with thousands more travelling to kabul to seek refuge. 0ne estimate says that more than 70,000 children arrived in recent days, with most sleeping rough. with the fall of a significantly strategic city, the fear is that kabul could fall sooner rather than later. we can now speak to amin saikal who's an author on afghanistan and adjunct profes...
Contact the embassy immediately. the taliban is rapidly gaining ground in afghanistan today. now claiming they've taken kandahar, but no confirmation from the u.s. military and the report on the a.p. that they have taken hirat. this as u.s. defense officials are becoming increasingly concerned that al qaeda, nbc news. kelly cobiella who is in kabul and gail amman who is an adjunct and senior fellow at the council of foreign relations and kieran white house correspondent for the washington post and covered the pentagon and former nato supreme allied commander. welcome. kelly, first to you on th...