Is not yet wrItten. And at thIs bleak turnIng poInt, we must help the people of afghanIstan to choose the best of all theIr possIble futures. Theres been a major mIscalculatIon of the resIlIence of the afghan forces and staggerIng complacency from our governments about the talIban threat. In afghanIstan, as senIor talIban leaders arrIve, BrItaIns Ambassador says hIs team are workIng Flat Out to help just ordInary, desperate people get out of a really dIffIcult sItuatIon. Its my choIce to stay here. All of my staff here are volunteers | and I pay trIbute to them for that. J were workIng very, very closely wIth our mIlItary colleagues and wIth others across government to get through the workload, to get the people that we need to get out of here to safety. I the WhIte House says the talIban have agreed not to target cIvIlIans attemptIng to flee the country from kabul aIrport. Well brIng you the latest news on the sItuatIon there. Also thIs hour. The stench from a staffordshIre landfIll s
Welcome to our viewers on pbs in america and around the globe. The first summit between President Biden and President Putin has ended in switzerland. The two leaders held about four hours of talks. Topics included, nuclear arms control, opposition figure, alexi navalny, and alleged Cyber Attacks by moscow. Our North America Editor, Jon Sopel, has more. Best wishes and goodbye. He says Best Wishes And Goodbye in russian. And with those words, the swiss president left them to it. There was little in the way of theatrics or fanfare, and the Body Language suggested a good deal of wariness on both sides as the us and russian president s shook hands on the portico of this handsome 18th century villa, overlooking lake geneva. Im not sure how this is working. In the library, they sat somewhat awkwardly. A reporter asked the russian president whether he feared the opposition leader, alexei navalny. No comment. The American President was asked whether he trusted vladimir putin. He appeared to no
That in just a moment. Meanwhile missiles invading the Iron Dome directly hitting this dome. They have recently ben killed by rocket fire. They say more than 100,000 are displaced from their homes. More than 230 palestinians have been killed. They are making this plate for an end to the violence. If there is help, it is the lives of children In Gaza today. Joining me now from Tele Aviv is richard engel. And from washington, Nbc News white House Correspondent mike memoli. Give us the latest developments from the ground. What have you been seeing today . Well you would think that our country, two people on the brink of the Cease Fire, that is not the mood here. Here it is an anticipation that this will keep going. There could be a Cease Fire in the next few hours, but many are expressing skepticism. And you have very similar attitudes among gazans. They are looking forward to the bombs stopping but they dont think it will create a massive difference in their lives. They are going to be m
A stampede at a religious festival the prime minister describes it as one of the countrys worst disasters while many businesses began small struggle will be economic impacts of the pandemic one company has just posted record profits. Hello the u. S. Has become the latest country to impose restrictions on most travelers from india due to the spiraling number of cope with 1000 cases there starting on tuesday only u. S. Citizens on permanent residents will be allowed in india is battling a 2nd wave of infections and continues to register the worlds highest single day infections. Has more from washington d. C. The white house says that they gave very close consideration to this very important decision they say that they consulted with c. D. C. With other health officials and with national security officials as well but ultimately made the decision to ban all Indian Citizens from entering the United States we dont know how long this ban will be in place but it does go into effect next tuesd