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And go to school in afghanistan but someday i hope she will understand that this was in her interests and it was my main concern, how can we go through the airport. not only was my concern for my daughter but also my concern for my daughter but also my wife and elderly parents. again countries like the qatari state, they have the leverage and influence and that can be part of a very peaceful evacuation process, the humanitarian corridor. and i also know that i am the lucky one and i am very grateful because thousands of afghans, including ourfriends are still in hiding and they fear making tha...

Their influence and we have to be honest. this is about millions of afghans still needing food, there is the risk of starvation, famine. we have seen drought and i was covering this one myself, quite tragically for the last year or so, the firing started at the peak of the fruit season, the harvest season, so afghanistan has suffered massive economic loss, especially the farmers. i remember in the valley outside of kandahar during the pomegranate seasons, the farmers lost a lot in the grapes, the aprils —— the apples, apricots, the world must think about the 18 million plus afghans and we ...

Afghan lives, just like mine, and i could not even tell my family members and friends where i was and what was happening. i was scared that communication was not safe as well and then thanks to the qatari state for flying hundred and 50 or more afghans onto a flight to doha and we were escorted by the qatari ambassador, very dynamic personality and once i was on that bus, that was the most painfuljourney of a few minutes in negotiating your way through talybont checkpoints which the qataris were able to do and once i was in the airport, i knew i wasn't discovering the story. i knew this was th...

The foreign office has issued updated advice, just days before the deadline for evacuation flights, as foreign troops prepare to leave afghanistan. thousands of afghan interpreters and other staff who worked for the uk have reportedly passed security checks — but remain stuck in kabul. graham satchell reports. day after day, for more than a week now, distressing pictures of afghans at kabul airport desperate to leave. now a new warning from the british and american governments, who say there is a high threat of a terrorist attack here. the advice — do not travel to the airport. it means a ...

Evacuation, and you know, ordinary citizens in the west they have paid for chartered flights, but what is worrying afghans is this artificial timelines, deadlines which are sending shock waves. we have to put this into the context that the evacuation is taking place in the 11th hour and a lot of afghans were asked for documents in the last few months and they had to go through a lot of red tape with the afghan government institutions and they could not afford to get thousands of dollars to get their passport or national identities and in hindsight, i think this process could have been smoother...