in had your province her father like the parents of bassem says he had no money to take his daughter to get better treatment elsewhere and safe as mother is worried about her other children's chances of survival she's inconsolable pika and my daughter had malnutrition and her condition was so bad that you could count the ribs in her chest a fetus swollen but on the rest of her body you could see all of her bones so in areas grew bigger but alister full had death the swelling disappeared and she would tend to skin and. food aid is now arriving in this remote area and stuff in the clinic who tried against the odds to save zafer are now doing what they can to save little bassam hundreds simmons'. time for a short break here al-jazeera when we come back in the u.k. the opposition labor party decides what to do if it can't force a new election over bragg's plus. i'm wayne hay reporting from thailand

a major importer exporter and producer waste will tell you what the government is planning to do about its. from the clear blue sky of the doha mooning. to the fresh fruits and breeze in the city of you know. how i once again the weather's looking lassie fine and try a cross the good parts of the philippines at the moment we have got one of two showers in the forecast southeastern parts of china also looking glass he settles to thirty celsius there from hong kong pushing lat heavy downpours coming in here possibility of some localized flooding and it's all sinking a little further south what's and down towards the southwest hong kong stays dry temperatures at around thirty one celsius similar temperature to form and over the next couple of days but notice this weather system this super typhoon trami this is

just off shore should stay to the north and east of the philippines i'm relieved to say but always a chance of one or two showers strafing in here over the next couple days perhaps some longer spells of fright as we go on through thursday scattering a showers to across malaysia indonesia generally try and fine and generally try and find two across a good parts of central and northern india over the next few days majority of the shallows gathering up towards the eastern side of the country with a possible to put there to dish up pushing up towards bonk bangladesh and over towards a some state southwest though could see some very heavy rain we do have warnings in falls that does include carola where the showers the set to continue into the weekend. the weather sponsored by qatar and raise. al-jazeera recounts the shocking story of the assassination of count folk abene dot . tast by the security council to mediate between

arabs and israelis. his death would prove one of the darkest days in the quest for peace in the middle east. killing the count on al-jazeera. welcome back a quick reminder of the top stories here this hour donald trump used his address at the u.n. general assembly to talk about the compass ment's in his two years in office he said and done more in that time than any of his predecessors a plane that led to laughter in the assembly but his stance of america first and isolationism was countered by a push to strengthen international ties by other leaders tramples the use of the

dress to never more criticism about iran to rein in president hassan rouhani get back on his turn came here to use the u.s. of waging what he called economic terrorism and failings on a international deals. the saudi and iraqi coalition fighting in yemen plans to open humanitarian corridors to allow the delivery of aid un's warning a famine in yemen could strike at any time i meet even more that. now u.s. comedian bill cosby has been jailed for up to ten years for sexual assault he was found guilty on three counts of aggravated indecent assault in april the sentencing judge described him as a sexually violent predator more than fifty women have accused cosby of sexual abuse gabler's on the reports from new york. walking out of a courtroom in handcuffs a fall from grace for a man who once so famous and beloved he was known as america's dad but who would judge now called a sexually violent predator eighty one year old bill cosby sentenced to three to

ten years in jail because he was found guilty in april of three counts of aggravated indecent assault after drugging and sexually assaulting andrea konstam in two thousand and four he used exacting skills and. t.v. personality to win over his victims and then keep them silent about what he did to them so now finally bill cosby has been unmasked and we have seen the real man as he's headed off. to prison while the trial focused on the one crime against ms constant more than sixty other women have accused cosby of sexual misconduct spanning decades and after the sentencing many said they were glad he was going to jail i wanted thirty years. on the i'm very happy to know that mr parks we were told was in prison for me is hard for people like you cut out

on willingly. ok good thank you i just said i was just going to show them that they can make it through and that there's just this is being caused because legally blind in failing health and a philanthropist and that is why his lawyers argued that the judge should show leniency and he should be sent to house arrest but it was denied his lawyers plan to appeal mr cassatt the best team is preparing a motion to address mr skilling you falsified anybody with the classic nothing if we did not like to be actually be produced in starting a family friendly sitcom the cosby show in the one nine hundred eighty s. it was about the life of an affluent african-american family and was the most watched television program in america from one nine hundred eighty four to eighty nine the nine hundred sixty five t.v. series i spy was the first american television drama to feature a black actor cause be played the lead role for most of his life as an actor and

comedian caused be paved the way for african-americans and was considered a role model no more his defining legacy will be that he was the first celebrity convicted in the me two era the movement to end sexual violence gabriel's andro al-jazeera new york. well a lot of the janice is with the huffington post she covers gender issues with a focus on sexual violence and she joins us live now from philadelphia a lot of you've covered the bill cosby story extensively for the huffington post and today was judgment day for bill cosby he now faces a lengthy prison term what do you make of the trial and the sentencing briefly you know this sense sentencing was definitely tense two days i think that a lot of people expected him to get much less time honestly so seeing him get at

least a minimum of three years before he's up for a proper probation and to see bill cosby the comedian go out of court in handcuffs that was a pretty big deal and some sixty other women have come forward and accused cosby of sexual misconduct but charges have not been brought due to the statute of limitations do you think the full story hasn't been told here i do think that the full story has been told just in that a lot many many victims have come forward accusing cosby spamming i think the first reported one was one nine hundred sixty two so i do think that many of the victims have been able to tell their stories i do think that this has been given them a platform to discuss their trauma so while i think that there could be more victims out there i do think that this has given space to those who have come forward already in terms of the bigger picture a lot of the cosby trial and retrial has taken place amid the me two movement that

has seen women worldwide come forward to share their stories of sexual harassment and assault but how is this case likely to impact on the movement do you think. well i think we just saw bill cosby as i said you know used to be the t.v. zone dad get carted off in handcuffs i think that this is a great example of the impact and the influence that the need to movement has really created to see him leave the court in handcuffs and to actually spend time in state prison i think that this shows that things have changed the pendulum has definitely swung and just a final thought on that point i mean how significant was the sentencing then in the wider debate about sexual misconduct is it likely to encourage more women to come forward to talk about their own experiences i definitely think it will encourage more women to come forward sadly if you look at what andrea concent had

to go through to get to this day it's not very encouraging she had to go through. two trials much less the depositions before that in the civil suit prior to that so it's not an easy road and that's obvious but i think as we believe women and survivors more and more and we see outcomes like cars be today more people will be likely to come forward in the future janice thank you for talking to al jazeera. now the head of the i.m.f. christine lagarde says her organization is close to a deal with argentina over emergency funding the government of the country's central bank resigned on tuesday after just three months in the job lisa caputo leaves a time of crucial talks between president government and the i.m.f. argentina has already battered currency the peso dropped in value just after the resignation on tuesday unions held a nationwide strike to protest over the country's economic crisis. britain's main opposition party is now officially backing a second referendum on brags that the labor party adopted

a motion move that its annual conference and says if it can't force a general election it must support all options on the table while the party has already indicated that it will vote against any breaks that deal prime minister to resign may reach is with the e.u. wants the reports from liverpool. if you like three cheers. for the true believers in the current labor passim this is the must have a conference never mind that their leader jeremy corbin has only a lukewarm relationship with the european union criticising it in the past as a capitalist club convincing him to defeat bricks it is everything now the labor party the democratic party well it's becoming a more democratic party and i think the leadership will accept. the voice of the members. about democracy and actually the call for a new referendum on breaks it is also about democracy labor membership has boomed

under a philosophy that says the wider the wealth gap in britain the harder you have to fight back until now this unrepentant socialism has maintained a deafening silence over bricks it but no longer over the course of this week the labor party has unveiled a whole theft of eye catching aggressively position policies in favor of redistributing wealth to working people things like putting workers on company boards re nationalizing case services that sort of thing and every single one of them could be achieved without the u.k. having to leave the european union. heads. so labor is now offering two things at once first a vote down any deal the government comes up with in parliament on the grounds that it will be economically damaging while simultaneously calling for a national election or a new vote which could include a choice of not leaving europe at all having first see all those fever there was no doubting which way the vote was going to go. gradually it seems the time it is

turning we know already that the e.u. leaders would definitely extend the article fifty process if we would have. a face on the deal or indeed general election they wouldn't interfere in the democratic process and make us go away from the line during that time so really that's not a worry what we need to do is to make sure that we do have that option so that it's the people of this country having the final say and not just a few politicians most labor m.p.'s who support breck's that haven't turned up this week and they worry that a u.-turn could alienate their own constituents who voted to leave this veteran looked suddenly like a stranger in his own policy when seventeen and the million people vote we know that cameron told you when we get a different result but the truth is they voted the other way and they voted to. and i don't think you're comply in the face of people seventy percent in some

constituencies bolton to get out simplest. bricks it is so important yet so impossibly complicated last week there was no future but bricks it even if nobody knows what that entails suddenly appears a gap has emerged bracks it is by no means a certainty lawrence leigh al-jazeera liverpool the owner of chelsea football club has failed to gain swiss residency police classified roman abramovich as a threat to public security the russian oligarch was ruled a threat to the fears of money laundering and his connections to criminal organizations on tuesday abramovich lost a legal battle with a local newspaper to prevent the publication of the reasons for his failure to secure swiss residency it applied in two in twenty sixteen hoping to make the ski resort a verb is official home. now a chinese citizen has been arrested in chicago on charges of spying on behalf of beijing twenty seven year old g. shell cohen is accused of trying to recruit u.s.

engineers and scientists and even some defense contractors to work for the chinese government she faces up to ten years in prison if convicted u.s. intelligence agencies of accused china of a super aggressive spy campaign against washington meanwhile china is accusing the u.s. of holding a knife to its neck by imposing its biggest round of trade tariffs to get a chinese trade officials says washington's actions made it impossible to resume negotiations the u.s. has imposed duties on two hundred billion dollars worth of chinese imports beijing retaliated with similar taxes on sixty billion dollars of american products made from. the u.s. side has turned its back on the agreements abandon the consensus and adopted trade restrictions which made in negotiations impossible to continue in order to make negotiations effective first of all we must treat each other equally and respect each other now the u.s. has adopted such large scale trade restriction measures and how to not hurt others

nick back in the negotiation proceed pope francis says he and not the chinese government will have the final say over the naming of new bishops in china france has defended a deal made in beijing on saturday that gives the vatican a say in the appointment of bishops but critics say the agreement is a sellout to china's communist government in recent years catholics in china have been split between an underground church loyal to the vatican and a state supervised catholic group thailand says it will no longer take in other countries electronic trash so far this year it's seen an influx of waste arriving in the country after china enforced a similar ban is way in haiti. these are not images normally associated with one of the world's most popular tourist destinations through a combination of consumption poor infrastructure and practices thailand is one of the world's largest contributors of ocean waste many of its beaches and waterways are clogged with rubbish it's also one of the region's biggest importers of waste

but is making a move to stop it within six months the government says it will ban imports of hundreds of types of scrap electronics. in the proposal we suggest banning the import of used electrical appliances which total four hundred thirty two items last year thailand imported fifty three thousand tons of waste which is recycled for precious metal or plastic but it can also contain hazardous materials this year it's almost matched that amount already a result of china stopping some waste imports in january in thailand only a few companies are licensed to import a waste but corruption and weak law enforcement mean a lot more is brought into the country illegally or that's your task. to the car lot. to get it to the towns friends

and. partners. this is next on the hit list is plastic thailand plans to ban plastic imports within the next two years but like the ban on waste the plan is light on detail but what it may do is focus attention on domestic plastic use at the moment less than a quarter is recycled already used. thailand has been slow to wake up to its waste problem until the new laws are implemented and enforced they will be skepticism about the government's commitment to clean up wayne hay al-jazeera bangkok. time for a quick check of the headlines here on al-jazeera donald trump used his address at the u.n. general assembly to boast about his accomplishments in his two years in office he said he'd done more in that time than any of his predecessors

a claim that led to laughter in the assembly but his stance of america first and isolationism was countered by a push to strengthen international ties but other leaders. also used his address to level more criticisms at iran the iranian president hassan rouhani hit back when his turn came here to the united states of waging what he called economic terrorism . the government of the us at least the current administration seems determined to render all international institutions ineffectual unlawful unilateral sanctions in themselves constitute a form of economic terrorism and a breach of the right to development of the economic war the us has initiated under the rubric of new sanctions not only targets the iranian people but also entails harmful repercussions for the people of other countries. the saudi immorality coalition fighting in yemen plans to open humanitarian corridors to allow the delivery of aid un's warning of famine in yemen could strike at any time and lead to even more deaths fighting has prevented aid agencies from reaching millions of

people the head of the i.m.f. christine lagarde says her organization is close to a deal with argentina over emergency funding the governor of the country's central bank resigned on tuesday after just three months in the job. leaves the time a crucial talks between president morsi a matter his government and the i.m.f. argentina's already battered currency the peso dropped in value just after his resignation on tuesday unions held a nationwide strike to protest over the country's economic crisis. yourself the rest of the chinese citizen in chicago they've charged twenty seven year old she shall couldn't with spying on behalf of beijing he's accused of trying to recruit u.s. engineers and scientists and defense contractors to work for the chinese government on the american comedian bill cosby has been jailed for up to ten years for sexual assault he was found guilty of three counts of aggravated indecent assault in april the sentencing judge described him as

a sexually violent predator more than fifty women have accused cosby of sexual abuse but most cases were too old to prosecute but those were the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after inside story station thanks for watching. sidestepping u.s. sanctions to european union goes ahead with a new payment system for business transactions with iran russia and china say bear arms that can companies and traders withstand the u.s. response this is inside story.

and welcome to the program on this of the parana but it was signed in two thousand and fifteen the iran nuclear agreement was hailed as a landmark deal but with the u.s. withdrawal of the cia and threats of punishing those who do business with head on european leaders have been left trying to figure out a way to protect their companies and save the agreement the trumpet ministrations says it will reimpose some of its toughest sanctions on iran in the van and that's led some companies to abandon their plans and iran but the europeans say this setting up a new payment mechanism that will allow companies to continue trading goods and with iran russia and china support the plan but it's not clear how work will discuss that with our guests in a moment but first xi how to set some discussion from the un general assembly in new york. the e.u.

was reported to have been discussing what it calls a special purpose of ical for several weeks and monday night the e.u. foreign policy chief said it would be going ahead e.u. member states will set up a legal entity to facilitate legit to make financial transactions with it on and this will allow european companies to continue to trade with it on in accordance with utopian union low and could be open to other partners in the what the plans discussed in the past have involved an entity being set up to act as a go between or clearing house which we know iran and other nations to facilitate commercial transactions for example if a country or company wants to buy iranian oil it would send money to or perhaps engage in a barter system involving this entity which will handle the transaction with iran the same were true in reverse for iran's dealings with the rest of the world the idea is to bypass commercial and central banks who are fearful of being frozen out of the u.s. financial system if they help circumvent the new sanctions being imposed by the

trumpet ministration against iran in the vendor. however the details have yet to be worked out and there is some skepticism that the system will work especially given the large number of european companies already cut tailing their business dealings with iran. this meeting at the un also announced that around remained in compliance with the nuclear deal and pledged their commitment to remain participants. the meeting on the sidelines of the u.n. general assembly didn't just involve european foreign ministers but the foreign ministers of russia and china as well meeting with iran coming as it did on the eve before donald trump addresses the u.n. general assembly this was a sign of real international solidarity here in new york she represents the al-jazeera new york. well let's introduce our guests now joining us from paris is remi bojo an economist at the french institute of international and strategic affairs and an investment

strategist in london as mom or salami an international oil economist and joining us on skype from her team and city is christopher balding an analyst on the chinese economy and also a professor at the fulbright university vietnam a very warm welcome to all of you mr boies can the e.u. design a legal shield to protect its companies in iran you know to beat the reach of the u.s. financial system. well the political willingness to try something and that's technically feasible to set up the mccann is him. twere does not. include using the u.s. dollar but even though it's technically feasible it's mainly a political gesture because in the end european companies very much fear the legal consequences in the united states from dealing with iran whatever the sector

especially in those sectors which are being targeted by trump said mr trump and mr ations the sanctions so it's mostly a political signal sent to iran so that it's my i stay in the nuclear deal but it's in the end european companies are very unlikely to return to iran and the regime this current sanctions regime. the only actual possibility was for the negotiates and waivers with the u.s. administration but it was quite clear very early in those stocks that the u.s. administration was not willing to grant any significant exemption from from its sanctions. at this spot for european companies it's not a real a real prospect shoot shoot your return to iran most of them announced very fast

off the donald trump's announcement that they would with throw from iran so there is some interest in that kind of mccann is him. up also and countries like india yeah let's talk a lot about that imply want to talk more about the mechanism the different mechanisms that are being proposed is because a political signal might not be enough to keep iran. in the nuclear deal mr salami we don't have the details of what's being called the special purpose vehicle yet but whatever it is going to be. the bodies that are going to be involved will they have to be exempt from doing considerable business in the u.s. for this mechanism to be feasible. it is not difficult at all because iran's iraq oil exports can be paid for by the way you are all.

of us avoiding the dollar or what you call the petro dollar another thing is that the european union has lowers which protects companies deciding to continue business with iran and that will protect them against us sanctions but above or there is an al turn negative to the us banking system and the pet for a dollar which is the pet for you one which come bypass completely the petro dollar and allow iran to be paid for its exports in the event for you or tentatively a gold the bet through on now accounts for thirty two per cent of the global oil trade so it is a valid as a third of the delegates and it has all sole not only fide basically the

u. a sanctions on iran well let me put some of those points to christopher bolton is the chinese petro are you on a viable alternative to buying oil from iran you know can it bypassed u.s. sanctions altogether or can the european union can european countries in fact do business buy oil from iran using the euro. willie could it be they could buy any currency they want but but it's completely inaccurate to say that the r. and b. is now a global substitute for the dollar when it comes to the oil trade. what what is being discussed here is that in shanghai the chinese government has set up an oil futures trading platform in shanghai and this has garnered significant trading volume what is very important to note on this is the important part boyle suppliers

are still paid in hard currency so the transaction will take place such that it will be denominated in side of china in orem be however if you're on it if saudi arabia if anybody else wants to take that money out of china they have to turn turn it into dollars euros whatever they want and so it's completely inaccurate to say the global oil suppliers can you can get paid in in an r. and b. there is the amount of r. and b. outside of china is is is virtually negligible almost zero in the grand scheme of things but most of all that he said i think is but but but china can buy iranian oil and it's chinese and be right yes but if if iran wants to use that money that that that money that they've been paid they have to turn it into dollars or euros or whatever they want and take it back to tehran as long as they want to use that r. and b. that they have received inside of china they can use that r.

and b. inside of china if they want to take that money r. and b. out of china it's immediately converted into dollars euro miscible who can the european union buy oil from iran using heroes and stead of dollars and buy pos u.s. sanctions that way. well it's theoretically possible but dutch would involve european companies analogy companies and those also most of the market even the united states and most you launch european companies are somehow involved with the u.s. companies and that's where they share some much any any legal suit so that's that's a real issue of their face against not just about choosing which currency you you trade with with iran. the sanctions have really centered on the currency around the dollars international role but it's not just about the

still very phrasing of the sanctions has evolved very much over the years and it's clearly targeting. companies in a very precise way and for a european company or from any other country which is also doing business with the united states it's very complicated there are clear legal consequences of continuing any operations in iran and what and what are your name though obviously does not protect those companies so what if we leave currency out of this because one of the ideas being proposed as a bottle system mr salami i you know could we see a return of the sort of bottle system that was used during the cold war by moscow where iran and goods and oil exchanged without money changing hands. well let me point out something i am of the opening and and i am convinced that

u.s. sanctions on iran will fail miserably and iran will not lose a single barrel of oil from its oil exports and that is my reasoning is being asked over five market facts the first fact is that the global the overwhelming majority of the sions with the exception of saudi arabia and possibly. are against the sanctions on iran because iran has not violated the nuclear agreement does second thing as i mentioned and that's the most important one is the petro yuan the petru one has to become a foreign on the side of the united states because it merely fires the by are you a sanctions against iran and provide third with it for iran to be paid

iran can be good in defect for us for any exports it sends to china it can be a period in the euro for an exports to the european union which account for twenty percent of iranian exports and it can be paid by baht of penetrated with delights of turkey and india if a good thing is that china is any a position to nullify the entire you a sanction. by buying the whole. exports of iran two point five million barrels a day and below it pay for them in the pit for you on let me hold that point mr ben-ami i don't want to put that point to our china analyst christopher balding is china and that position to buy all of iran's crude oil and would it be willing to do so is that realistic. because my they could buy iran's deeley output of oil that

is absolutely accurate chinese oil consumption continues to rise relatively rapidly their influence on global price setting is very important however they do not pay in r. and b. if you ron wants to get paid and receive currency in iran it's not the r. and b. it gets when that money leaves china it's converted from r. and b. to dollars euros whatever i do think i agree with your first guest that that currency is largely irrelevant it really has to do with with if a company has business in the united states they face the possibility that they're going to be sanctioned and either going to be denied access to the u.s. market i mean actual system or whatever and so being able to trade in in a dollar overseas or a euro is is really irrelevant it's the business exposure they would have to the u.s. market or since i'm

a supporter does that bring us back to the point you know that these measures being proposed can they really challenge u.s. financial dominance given that the truth with of u.s. power lies and the global role of the u.s. dollar you know the predominance of the american financial system well that the key thing is that the u.s. administration is unwilling to give any exemption so. if the companies doing business and you know to night have states this current surely affords to to to stay in iran in any way it's getting very complicated and the european low is supposed to prevent them from up from accounts for the going to a contract because of u.s. sanctions of the sanctions imposed by any thoughts country but indiana in a very concrete way there are facing. legal actions from from of the united states and it doesn't even. in answering the lame friends that. legal action has the pull

out the fallout of the u.s. pulling out of this iran nuclear deal exposes just how vulnerable new ip is to being held hostage to the u.s. treasury you know does us need to overcome this well it's very hard to overcome this actually in a technical way it's it's mainly a political issue between europe in iran and between europe and the united states and there's no actual technical trick to it to bypass that it's not just about the dollars international role it's about the intertwining of the u.s. and the european economy and that's why it's so this sanctions are hurting. european companies involvements in iran so so affected really in a way so that it's because any large european company has some interest in the united states it's not just about the dollar and it cannot afford to just sacrifice

that to to keep its operations its investment so at exports to to iran running and it is of course about politics you too and you know you said at the beginning of the show that this is sending a political signal more than anything else mr salami what do you make of the mess of the timing off the statement from the e.u. and iran you know just before donald trump addresses the u.n. general assembly one and of the said that this is a poke in the eye for trump do you think this is a humiliation for donald trump. it it is a very important statement because the european johan has made it clear from the start that they will not comply by you as sandwiches because if they were to comply with that it will be the end of the nuclear agreement with iran and they are a key and to preserve that agreement because it's important for world peace and

cause he quickly that signals there and systems that they will not comply with the usa it's serial signal to the amharic adds that these sanctions are weak and they will not to work and i tell you that the sanctions as i mentioned will fail miserably and the sea european union will continue to deal with. iran bought a kitchenette lee that ninety five per cent of oil exports go to forty groups of countries one is china which accounts for thirty five but us of the other india which accounts for the fed fifty percent then the european union which echoes for twenty past five or seven bells and that's a total of seven lights certainly is all very them all of them are against the

sanctions against iran but is being against the factions enough mr boulding to think that the message here you know is more important than any details of a financial system by showing that they're working to keep european investment flowing into iran are european leaders hoping that that's enough to keep iran in a nuclear deal. well i think what's and what's important to notice is that it is it isn't just the e.u. it's basically the major powers excluding the united states and so the first thing is that sense not just an e.u. message but that's a very strong political message globally about about the political cover that is being provided i think to follow up on a point you made about how much to details matter i think they matter enormously when they talk about s p any special purpose vehicle and even though we don't have the specifics there are a lot of different ways that you can structure this to make it very very difficult

for the united states government to impose sanctions whether it was some type of a company that had no no ties to the u.s. financial system or payment systems that was maybe domicile in a in a in a in a unique country so that so that european oil companies could deal with that company and so that they would have plausible deniability as to where the oil was coming from i think there's different ways to do this and i think it's very important it is a very strong political message being sent to net that iran of course can't survive on messages and woods alone vies mr bush oh i think it's something like the veil has lost about two thirds of its value the c.s. of wild policy europe china and russia cannot. grave economic woes well let's say in the nuclear deal that promised it. in anything affections. well it's difficult for the european union to do something about this if european

companies are not twinning choo-choo to deal with iran and they have reason of course to fear our us sanctions and. under the current framework so there's little they can do so that they're sending political messages because of course european governments some very concerns about the consequences for the whole middle eastern region of the destabilize ation of the iranian system that's one main thing about economy collate there are their actions are likely to remain quite limited so the way things they are now did they think iran will stay in the nuclear deal the way things are going now the way that things have been going the reaal the economy full sanctions you to be imposed i think on the fourth of november as iran going to stay in this deal. well as iran is under tremendous pressure it's waiting to see how things will evolve whether they will really be no

exemption atoll from from the u.s. or so so so few as they've been applied but that's clearly also a domestic political issue in the iran between the hardliners and the moderates within the regime that's that's very complicated and the hardliners are emboldened to to some extent the moderates have appeared to be in retreat in terms of the political their political message and importance let's does does little actually to do with such and this pressure and certainly most should do in asia and china as eagerness to to continue importing iranian crude this is certainly of great importance to route but it's it's very complicated in europe's position to really find

a solution choo-choo iran's difficulties and if it doesn't then mr salama you know if i know that you're very positive that the iran nuclear deal can stay in place but if it doesn't what message does that send send to donald trump and the world you know that he can unilaterally pull out of the deal with international experts a vouching that iran is sticking by it and the international community can't do anything about it. if iran was forced by circumstances to leave the new york city had a d.d. . is a war in the gulf egged by israel and supported by saudi arabia there is a scary issue between saudi arabia and iran so it's a war could be sparked by one incident or another and it will lead to the whole me the east and it will be the end of america and national interests in the whole arab

gulf coast see it quickly it's but out of that iran it stays and is held and brought more to to stay within the nuclear deal by sub or from the of a signal if that is of the must islamic thank you very much for that we have run out of time solve it like to thank all of our guests. in paris salaam a in london and christopher balding in the men and thank you too for watching you can see the program again any time by visiting our website as the adult com and further discussion and to go to our facebook page that's facebook dot com forward slash a.j. inside story you can also join the conversation on twitter i handle it at a.j. and side story for me elizabeth pran him and the entire team here and doha by fanatics.

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a stark contrast to that of the french president emanuel he stressed the importance of global unity on syria and yemen the refugee crisis and climate change out as it was diplomatic editor james bays reports. when president trump came to the united nations the first of the world leader he met was his french counterpart. he and emmanuelle mccraw embraced womanly then known to get on well something that is perhaps remarkable when you realize as became clear in their speeches that they have very different visions of the way the world should be run trumps world view is america first with all the other countries also putting their own national interests first to he laid that out in a speech that didn't get off to a good start when his bold claim was met with the gospel of astonishment and then laughter in less than two years my administration has accomplished more than almost

any administration in the history of our country. america is so true. i. didn't expect that reaction but that's how. trump talked about a constellation of strong sovereign independent nations it of course raises the question of whether the u.s. will give up its moral leadership on issues like human rights america will always choose independence and cooperation over global governance control and domination. i honor the right of every nation in this room to pursue its own customs beliefs and traditions. the united states will not tell you how to live or work or worship a couple of hours later and the french president was at the same podium he agreed

the world faced crisis but for very different reasons nationalism he said meant that international cooperation was breaking down in new neighbors well there's no need to look too far to see who is to blame they're here in this assembly they're speaking today those responsible are us believe years of the world it was an impassioned speech he said he didn't believe in the lure of the strongest and he made a passionate defense of parts of the system the trumpet ministration as either attacked or defunded. only the shots we shall support those working for peace and humanity unesco the conscience of the united nations the human rights council the international criminal court for whom we're increasing our support in his speech president trump said his administration will reassess how much money it gives to the u.n. and how much funds it gives in international aid that potentially is setting up

a new confrontation for next year president marc ross says he wants to give forty percent more international aid and france is heading the g. seven next year it wants all the members which include the u.s. to give more james pays out of the united nations the head of the i.m.f. christine legarde says her organization is close to a deal with argentina over emergency funding the governor of the country's central bank resigned on tuesday after just three months in the job argentina's already battered currency the peso dropped in value just after he stepped down. u.s. authorities have arrested a chinese citizen in chicago they have charged twenty seven year old shot couldn't with spying on behalf of beijing he's accused of trying to recruit u.s. engineers scientists and defense contractors to work for the chinese government and the american comedian bill cosby has been jailed for up to ten years for sexual

assault he was found guilty of three counts of aggravated indecent assault in april the sentencing judge described him as a sexually violent predator well those were the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after killing the camp stage of them so much by fire. the northern cemetery. principled burial ground of the city of stock. last resting place for sweden's most celebrated citizen is. not far from alfred nobel whose famous prize is bear his name lies another

illustrious we. count falcon bernadotte a visible. like nobel his name is linked with peace as the first un mediator in the arab israeli conflict. unlike nobel his life ended violence. like van adult want to make piers. have a little chance of doing so because the lily understand the deep oaths of the conflict. on the seventeenth of september nineteenth forty ape's shortly after arriving in jerusalem. bernard office was assassinated. the killers right wing israelis the stern

gang people were seen this true patriots they got off scot free. and one of them the tuckshop mia. betraying the prime minister or feels for. this is the story of how peace can be frustrated by extremism. our suster nation can turn the tide of history. with consequences that still scar the middle east. this is the story of killing the count. february one thousand nine hundred forty five counts fall could buy an adult is about to board a nazi plane bound for but. as vice president of the swedish red cross

he was leading the biggest humanitarian effort of world war two. he had come to germany to negotiate with find human nazi minister of the interior. this meeting would secure the release of thousands of concentration camp persons. by the end of the war bernadotte smith. known as the white buses. would successfully evacuees thirty thousand prisoners of over twenty nationalities to safety in sweden. one third of them were jews.

in the aftermath of war those jews who had survived the holocaust began to leave a continent that had become for them a personal hell. of . a big. like it births. to flee to palestine. english ships they discover that that's. the in the l.o.'s. gandhi. the british the ruling all thirty in palestine had decided to put a stop to the tide of jewish immigration.

the tide the pumpkin swelling since fascism had begun its march across. in one thousand nine hundred thirty six local arab objections to both british colonial rule and mass jewish immigration into their homeland erupted into a full scale revolt. jewish settlements in palestine had been protecting themselves against sporadic arab attacks with the defense militia. the haugen up.

in thirty six in the face of our own suddenly it dawned. on the younger generation that unless they are away the to undertake the military effort in the country the jews won't be able to stay so. defensive a source changed into an offensive he says. a more extreme group now emerged from the hard. cold era growing up the national military organization in the land of israel. in march nine hundred thirty seven you're going launched a series of bomb attacks. against arab cafes markets buses

and trains. with the cycle of violence in palestine growing. the british decided to act. as a dangerous palace a conference is hoping to arrive at the solution of the other jewish problem of palestine. after a conference in london last attended by both arabs and jews the british government produced a white paper setting a limit on jewish immigration to palestine for the next five years to bring peace to all that being beyond that it would be left to the arab majority to decide to the jews this was complete betrayal soon the british would feel their

anger. on the twenty six the bogus.