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KUALA LUMPUR (Bernama): Sixteen ministers are expected to wind-up the debate on the motion of thanks for the Royal Address on behalf of their respective ministries in Parliament on Wednesday (Sept 22).
Why is it all for not? we need to remember that this war began after 9/11. we went in looking for osama bin laden who was threatening more terror against o us. the last ten years it has become a s forever war and we lost mor than 2,300 more american soldiers and more on the coalition. we need to be, we need to remember why it began so that nobody who served in afghanistan and does not know that they were there fighting for the right cause. but then we have to ask ourselves how long can this continue. there's some really difficult moral questions here that i think we're all grappling with today...
0 latest on the situation. thank you. the fall of kabul appears to be imminent is the headline. >> we're 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. i'm ali velshi, we're 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 have, but it is not fully updated because this shows mazar-i-sharif under government control and it...
Published: Share: With one in five children at risk of poverty in the EU, S&D Euro MPs will, in a debate this evening in the European Parliament, call on EU leaders to make a commitment at next week’s summit in Porto to end child poverty. The Socialists and Democrats demand a dedicated €20 billion to ensure decent housing and adequate nutrition, as well as free, quality education, childcare and healthcare for all children. Brando Benifei, S&D MEP responsible for the European Child Guarantee, said: “One in five children in Europe goes to bed on an empty stomach, has no...
The Weekly Whip - Lords edition This week's Lords edition of the Weekly Whip. Covering the goings-on in the Upper Chamber in the last week, and a taste of what’s to come. By Humphrey Amos, Mar 12, 2021 3:03 Welcome to the Lords edition of the Weekly Whip, covering the goings-on in the Upper Chamber in the last week, and a taste of what’s to come in the week to come. In the Lords we get to grips with the detail of legislation and improve it; we take part in debates on a whole range of issues, and we question and hold to account government ministers.