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Afghan Taliban's warning

A spokesperson tells the BBC that foreign troops must all leave Afghanistan by September

A spokesperson for the Afghan Taliban has told the BBC that foreign troops must all leave Afghanistan by the agreed September deadline. There are reports that 1,000 mainly US troops could remain to protect diplomatic missions and Kabul's international airport. Meanwhile, violence continues with Taliban forces gaining more territory across the country. We'll hear how Afghans feel about the direction of their country and explain the background.

We’ll bring together doctors who are dealing with third waves of coronavirus in their countries to find out how they’re coping and how it compares to what they’ve experienced before. We’ll hear doctors in Dhaka, St Petersburg and Lusaka in conversation.

We’ll explain what we know about a new story of mass kidnapping in Nigeria. Reports say gunmen abducted at least eight people, including babies, from a hospital in Zaria in the north-west of the country.

Picture: Taliban spokesperson Suhail Shaheen (BBC)

50 minutes

Last on

Mon 5 Jul 202115:06GMT

Broadcast

  • Mon 5 Jul 202115:06GMT

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