only country accusing iran of trying to destabilize the middle east saudi arabia has long blamed iran for funding proxies to spread she has them in a predominantly sunni arab world accusations dismissed by to herat. yemen's president. told the united nations general assembly that iran must stop meddling in his country's. we're not. all the how to. fight over we are still in the grips of a war that was imposed on our people by armed militias that are supported by iran and hezbollah they are supported financially through the media and militarily these militias are extremists they employ gangs to work tactics. ronnie denied all those allegations as well as accusations that his country continues to send weapons and fighters to support the syrian president bashar assad the iranian

president couldn't hide his excitement about the support he got from the e.u. russia and china but it remains to be seen whether that support will last as the u.s. ramps its diplomatic pressure the back and forth accusations between iran and the trump administration come at a critical time the u.s. is planning a new round of sanctions to choke to iran's oil revenue and that's already raising fears of further instability in the middle east. new york. mike hanna and the trumpet ministrations special envoy for iran he says the u.s. wants to address a broader range of threats from iran. we are we have very good and regular discussions with their european allies who are also in very regular discussions with our arab partners and so i would say that we share the same threat assessment . we certainly have

a disagreement over the iran nuclear deal what we're seeking is a better deal. and we would like to have a treaty we think that's our preferred way to go we would like to not take one threat at a time the iran nuclear deal only takes one aspect of the entire range of iranian threat the threat aspects are include cyber attacks maritime aggression cyber human rights abuses illicit buying dance money laundering it's a broad range of threats we want to address all of them and that is what we're ready to discuss with the iranian regime you mention the word that treaty the u.s. one space treaty with russia iran that's are it's out of sublimity certainly certainly it is you know it's up to iran we secretary pompei on may laid out the twelve areas where iran needs to start behaving like a normal country those tribal areas reflected the global consensus prior to implementation of the iran nuclear deal and we think that that global consensus can

really can be restored iran needs to not be allowed to enrich iran needs to stop liberating missiles around the middle east that was those two things were under chapter seven u.n. security council resolutions binding international law we need to get back to that and i think the iran nuclear deal has created a climate of permissiveness for a run on everything outside of the nuclear program. now speaking on the sidelines of the u.n. security council meeting the palestinian authority's foreign minister maliki said they are interested in having a conflict with the u.s. all anyone else and only want to achieve basic rights for the palestinian people. we come here to the united nations where we believe that you know this is really the place for multilateralism and we do believe that you know through. him we can be able to achieve you know our basic rights here you know there is respect for the

legality of the international law and the countries said they do respect such principles and that's why we feel that you know we can enjoy the full backing and support of such countries and that you know to help us you know that he thought chief executive we are not really asking for any confrontation and we really interested in entering into any confrontation with anyone we are not going to waste our effort and. in any kind of confrontation we want to be to direct our energy on the our effort to achieve you know peace and justice freedom for our people. and determination. to vietnam now where people have been paying their respects to the former president during the second day of national mourning. suddenly on friday for a rare virus a state funeral will be held on thursday was widely criticized his crackdown on

political dissent vice president not then has been named acting president becoming vietnam's first female head of state when he has more from hanoi. this is now the final journey of the late president of vietnam. after a brief service held here at the national funeral hall in hanoi attended by family members of course but also the leader of the government and the communist party he is now being taken just over one hundred kilometers south of the capital hanoi been province that is where he was born where he was brought up and after another brief service that is where he will be laid to rest we still don't know when a new president will be elected but at the moment vietnam has its first female head of state with vice president. appointed as the acting president the job of appointing or electing a new president falls to the national assembly then next session will begin on

october the twenty second there is no confirmation but it's expected that during that month long session a new president of vietnam will be elected. still ahead on the efforts to relieve the pressure and argentina the i.m.f. loans more money to help the nation struggling economy and how twenty years of questions has made google the number one search engine. hello welcome to look at the international fork which is recovering south. eastern parts of here see this area cloud just drifting across the black sea pretty cool those temperatures down struggling to get into the low teens for and present go on through the next couple of days should touch the high teens on thursday generally fine and dry by this stage down around the caspian

a few showers there into northern parts of iran you'll notice that these forward type of dry up quite nicely as we go on into friday warm sunshine there for iraq into kuwait forty forty one celsius by this stage you can see and crap temps picking up now to around twenty three degrees lovely sunshine for the eastern side of the med by roots at around thirty celsius going up to around thirty celsius two insalata fine and dry here why thirty is there for doha and also for abu dhabi maybe a touch woman as we go on through friday there robin peninsula stays five and drive of pleasant sunshine not too warm now and not too humid try and find too across southern africa a little bit of cloud just scraping its way through the southern cape sixteen celsius in cape town we could do with the rain twenty eight degrees there for to haue this but again it's day strike and fire the showers they remain further north anywhere from the ethiopian halas right into the gulf with guinea.

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u.s. supreme court is expected to defend himself when he testifies in front of the senate judiciary committee on thursday brett kavanaugh sic user christine blassie ford will also answer questions about an incident she says drastically altered her life trampas call the accusations against cavanagh a con job. the u.s. president has accused china of meddling in the upcoming u.s. midterm elections donald trump made the claims as he chaired his first u.n. security council meeting he gave no evidence for the accusations which were denied by beijing also attacked iran calling it the was leading sponsor of terror. and people in vietnam have been paying their respects to former president. who died suddenly on friday from a rare virus the state funeral will be held on thursday why is president dag the naacp then has been named acting president becoming vietnam's first female head of state. mexico's incoming government says it's going to investigate the disappearance of forty three students in the southern city of. before taking the

promise comes as protesters gather to mark the fourth anniversary of the incident john heilemann has more from mexico city. flicker of hope for those still campaigning for justice in a case that outraged many mexicans it's the fourth anniversary of the night that forty three students were kidnapped by police in collusion with a gang they became symbols of the tens of thousands of missing in the country the slow moving and deeply flawed government investigation into the tragedy also became symbolic of official indifference towards the disappeared. the students' parents have never given up their fight for it says now a new government is about state power and that they're into belief that things could change. it's the first day in four years that we feel hope the first day that the government has yes i'm going to help you yes we'll get to the truth that's why

we're content and have our hearts full of hope the. president elect and his mother daughter met with the parents made the right noises proposing a new committee to take charge of the case and inviting back international experts say their investigation was blocked oh really i believe that justice will come and it will strengthen not weaken our institutions when we all know what really happened with the young people ah and when the guilty a punished. those marching to mark the anniversary won't let him forget his promises are now going government's reaction to the tragedy of this year it's really marked the point where it fell from grace and it never recovered now it's going to be a big task andres manuel lopez obrador once he takes power how it goes with this but also with the more than thirty thousand disappeared in the country and the record levels of violence. so many stories echo hilda's she and

a husband have given up their former lives to true jails army barracks moved to mass graves and search for their son says the only thing isi as either the them turn or it's been really difficult as painful and frustrating we're angry about all the impunity. for her and tens of thousands of others the worst thing is simply the not knowing the hope is that in this case the parents and the country might finally get closer to the truth john home and how does it it's personal. the international monetary fund has increased a loan to argentina to fifty seven billion dollars the seven billion dollar bush does aimed at restoring investor confidence in the country has been struggling to repay its debt fund a steep interest rates the peso has lost around fifty percent of its value against the u.s. dollar so far this year. argentina's strength an economy plan is aimed at bolstering confidence and some allies in the economy at the core of the new plan is

a fiscal policy aimed the strengthening is fiscal position and having a sustainable jobs for three is the funded project a strong monetary policy focused on reducing inflation and a floating exchange rate policy without intervention. version's defense minister says one of the suspects in the nerve agent attack on a former russian agent in the u.k. is a russian military is from the russian military intelligence investigative group balun katz says these photos prove that suspects. that a suspect who went by the name. of is actually on a totally chica belling cad says he's a colonel in the g.r.u. brushes main military intelligence agency moscow denies any involvement to the attack. now a member of the russian protest group pussy riot has been released from

a german hospital after recovering from the suspected poisoning doctors at the charity hospital in berlin say pewter version of health has improved significantly there's a lot says he's convinced he was targeted by the russian secret service the group released a statement saying he's now under the protection of the german police there's a lot of and other members of pussy riot served fifteen day jail sentences for disrupting the world cup final in moscow in july to protest russian police brutality. the will is celebrating its twentieth anniversary what began as a simple search engine is now a technology giant but its power and involvement in our lives has also led to concerns over things like privacy some say it's a far cry from the comfort company's original motto of don't be evil rob reynolds reports. this is what google's search page looked like the day it was launched and this is the company's first headquarters with founders larry page and sergey

brin twenty years later google's enormous has given it this huge ever expanding silicon valley headquarters known as the google plus page and brin are multi-billionaires and google knows a lot about us they know who you are they know a lot about your habits they know what kind of videos you watch they know how many . cats they are very large and important part of most people staring lives its search engine process is three and a half billion requests per day or one point two trillion a year that information is power google uses the information to lucratively target advertising to customers the more they know about you the more the can market you to advertisers a collection of our activities in what we do every day. you know one of the rules or the role of government that one when a company collects in a mass that much information in the u.s. google like other big tech companies is largely unregulated regarding what they do

with the information they collect and the idea that these companies will suffer regularly as as laughable and i think it's been shown that as insufficient that may be changing in congressional hearings this week lawmakers discussed a federal internet privacy law to regulate big tech companies behavior the european union has taken a stricter line passing sweeping new online privacy rules and recently levying heavy multibillion dollar fines on google for anti-competitive practices google's corporate culture appears to be changing earlier this year google quietly dropped its famous motto don't be evil from its corporate code of conduct in april three thousand google employees signed a petition demanding the company end its partnership with the pentagon called project maven that uses images and artificial intelligence to improve drone strike accuracy on the battlefield google now says it will not renew its pentagon contract

when it expires in two thousand and nineteen in just two decades google has made itself practically indispensable in the lives of billions of people what it will do with its information power and wealth over the next twenty years is something that should concern each one of them rob reynolds al-jazeera mountain view california. now i mentioned as a technology journalist and see off connect safely dot org and he says the well it's a better place because of google and even though it's not perfect. it fundamentally changed the way require we acquire knowledge i mean i can't think of anything bigger than that i'm old enough to not remember when if you needed information you had to go to a library read a book get a magazine get a physical copy it might take you hours or days that you bite still not find it today virtually anything you want to know is right there at your fingertips you can

get it in seconds whether it's obscure knowledge or common knowledge all of us i think are if not a lot smarter certainly a lot better informed than we ever would have been before google with iran and google has a lot of controversy i remember when larry page and sergey brin used to come over to my house and talk to be about their little company and everybody loved it and now it's a giant company and it has its detractors for good reason because of the enormous power that this company has but it also has a lot of potential for example itself driving car program could revolutionize the way we get around and maybe save thousands there are hundreds of thousands a lot if they could someday develop cars that are almost accident proof there's a lot of potential in this company as well as a lot of issues especially around privacy. and again as of a prominent hala the headlines on al-jazeera president of the u.s.

supreme court is expected to defend himself when he testifies in front of the senate judiciary committee on thursday but kavanagh first accused ford will also answer questions about it and says and she says drastically altered her life several other women have also accused him of misconduct trump has called the accusations against kavanaugh a con job. the us president has accused china of meddling in the upcoming hewas maternal. lections donald trump made the claims as he chaired his first u.n. security council meeting he gave no evidence for the accusations which were denied by beijing mexico's uncommon governments the government says it's going to investigate the disappearance of forty three students in the southern city of. the promise commerces protesters gathered to mark the fourth anniversary the abduction and suspected massacre of the students was one of the worst twice used during president and we could pena nieto as ten year bond of the issues leader has accused neighboring myanmar of denying the return of one hundred refugees saying her

country can no longer shoulder the burden bangladesh is hosting more than a million refugees who fled a violent crackdown by myanmar's army promise to shake a senior has appealed for more international aid. britain's defense minister says one of the suspects in the nerve agent attack on a former russian spy in the u.k. is a russian military intelligence agent an investigative group belling cat says these photos prove one of the suspects who went by the name. is actually on a totally chepe go moscow denies any involvement in the attack. among a member of the russian protest group pussy riot has been released from a german hospital after recovering from a suspected poisoning piece of verzilov says he was targeted by the russian secret service the group released a statement saying he's now under the protection of german police and other members of pussy riot served fifteen day jail sentences for disrupting the world cup final

in moscow in july what this is next. al-jazeera recounts the shocking story of the assassination of count folk abene dot. tossed 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.

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