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... they open themselves up to attack by other groups and it suggests they have sold out. So it’s not really an option for them. Jane Ferguson: Jessica Donati is a Wall Street Journal reporter, former Kabul bureau chief and author of “Eagle Down,” examining the U.S.’s reliance ...
... may re-engage with international leaders in China, Iran and Russia, among other countries. Watch the event in the player above. PBS NewsHour special correspondent Jane Ferguson, based in Beirut, joins other journalists -- New York Times Pentagon correspondent Helene Cooper, New York Times Washington bureau chief Elisabeth Bumiller, and Washington ...
... visa and to allow me to go to live beside the honorable people of the United States. Jane Ferguson: For the "PBS NewsHour," I'm Jane Ferguson in Kabul, Afghanistan Judy Woodruff: Well, we certainly hope this story has a good ending. And I know Jane will continue to follow ...
... and the government. All I could do is beg the mullah to please release the passengers, but they wouldn't. They don't respect us. Jane Ferguson: Now he says the immediate area is safer because of Alipur and his men. Hussein Razayee (through translator): Alipur's presence is very ...
... generation of civic leaders, rights activists, and journalists, without influential, professional women. As America stumbles out of this war, the fight for Afghanistan's future has entered a new deadly phase.For the "PBS NewsHour," I'm Jane Ferguson in Kabul, Afghanistan. Judy Woodruff: Such important reporting. Thank you, Jane.
Jane Ferguson: Maybe? Man: Yes, but I'm not absolutely certain. Jane Ferguson: What do -- what is the danger for peace? What do you worry about? Man: Especially Pakistan don't want peace in our country, Afghanistan, some -- and other countries like Iran, Russia, and they don't want to ...
... together with the CIA we conducted two operations, one in Ghazni, another in Helmand, we killed two Al Qaeda leaders inside the Taliban command compound. Jane Ferguson: Carrying out joint attacks like that could be impossible if the U.S. pulls all troops out of the country. Under the current ...
... perspective -- and they have been saying this vocally -- that they feel as though they have won this war. So, from their position, this is a win-win. Amna Nawaz: And that is special correspondent Jane Ferguson reporting for us from Kabul. Jane, good to see you. Jane Ferguson: Thank you.
... not go broke. If we are able to fix that, hunger and poverty, it's over forever. But we create systems that are the contrary. Jane Ferguson: Brant Stewart moved here from Las Vegas several years and opened a charitable bakery called Mavia, serving up trendy sourdough and bagels, while ...
... the Lebanese army, or it would become a security force along the Southern border with Israel, but under state control. These are anathema to Hezbollah. Jane Ferguson: Those allies helping Hezbollah maintain power include the Christian President Michel Aoun. In the Trump administration's latest attempts to check the group ...
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