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It is the taliban, ii because it will not be elected. it is the taliban, 11 different view of human rights, particularly women's rights than the west has. i think, so there won't be any real hope of early recognition from the west, but there will probably like to be some small humanitarian systems allowed, given the economic circumstances in afghanistan. so, early connections, but certainly nothing significant, i think between the west and this interim government, certainly. let s get some of the day s other news lebanon says syria has agreed to help it import electricity, to help ease power s...

In the region. let s get some of the day s other news lebanon says syria has agreed to help it import electricity, to help ease power shortages now crippling many areas of life. the project was discussed in damascus in the first high—level talks between the two governments for years. it would involve using egyptian gas to generate electricity injordan, which would then be sent to lebanon via syria. thousands of people have again demonstrated in france against the government's covid policies. they denounced the new "health pass" system they see as unfairly restricting the rights of the unvacc...

They will use the cinema or altered version of our products for propaganda. in the 21st century, there is a group of people coming to your country from somewhere and telling to you that music is forbidden, everything is forbidden, female art is just something that should go to the corner. we do not want this. our generation does not want this. so, we ask for help. for support. to be our voices. let s get some of the day s other news lebanon says syria has agreed to help it import electricity, to help ease power shortages now crippling many areas of life. the project was discussed in damascus i...

From prison injuly this year. the authorities had tried everything, they say, to try to keep him behind bars but they exhausted every legal avenue and as far as new zealand's counterterrorism laws, as they currently stand, this man wasn't able to be kept in prison and that's why for more than 50 days, he was under 24—hour police surveillance and was being very closely monitored when he launched his attack in that supermarket in auckland on friday afternoon. the latest on the new zealand attacker, named as mohammad samsudeen adil. let's look at some of the day's other news. lebanon says syria...