being described by the democratic senators as a process that is being rushed through that is ignoring the allegations of sexual abuse allegedly committed by brett kavanaugh the supreme court nominee and so rather than give some sort of comment on voting no they simply got out of their chairs and walked out of the caring room that's not the only effort that democrats have tried to launch during this business committee meeting on friday richard blumenthal another democratic senator pushed for a motion to try to basically subpoena markets. childhood friend to get his take on what may or may not have happened back in the summer of one nine hundred eighty two that was voted down along party lines right now the chairman of the committee chuck grassley is running through what he considers many of the inconsistency that were brought up in the testimony on thursday by christine blazin

forward as well as other evidence that was presented by her legal team to the committee so it's already starting to be a very contentious business committee meeting something that usually is not the case with the judiciary committee and we're hearing as well the judiciary committee and is going to have a vote a little bit later in the afternoon there what's likely to happen next well assuming that there aren't any other unforeseen circumstances then the plan is for rather the senate to come into a informal session on saturday in order to start the clock for the consideration of the vote on the before the entire senate possibly a full vote could happen as early as tuesday of next week. all right for the moment roslyn jordan life for us there in washington. still ahead on al-jazeera train links between bank debt and for legion restocked after four years.

the billionaire in charge of tears lays accused of role. heller most of china is now dry human is not too high either the cloud is still around in sichuan was quite a big mess here that went across the border into northern vietnam and produced a lot of rain over a hundred millimeters in the last two days that rain is likely to slowly dissipate or go south at least and there's not much left to the north on either but i think it might well redevelop on its way through to do in the next day or so as i say hong kong thirty one degrees is probably quite pleasant at the moment not overly humid because most of the activities in a typhoon to the east the retreating monsoon is still producing significant rain in

india carol and mill seward's with a shower to to the east of that to clean up in the northeast corner this is you marty expect it's slowly disappearing the monsoon hasn't yet goals the next two days may well be pretty similar to each other to the west we've seen some significant some storms surprisingly yesterday in jeddah there's nothing in the immediate focus for us think the southern mountains of saudi or yemen could see a shower or two or as honest or two in the next day or so is unlikely elsewhere but you have to say you can't entirely rule it out however there have been significant showers around in iran just to the north of tara and they are repeatable. under president trump finding asylum in the us has become harder than ever i have put in place a zero tolerance policy if you are going a child then we will prosecute you and that child might be separated from you

thousands of families escaping violence or face separation detention and deportation as the u.s. closes its doors no shelter. again you're watching al-jazeera minder of our top stories this now foreign ministers from the gulf cooperation council have been meeting on the sidelines of the u.n. general assembly in a gathering organized by u.s. secretary of state mike pompei oh it is the first time a meeting like this has been held since the blockade of qatar last year. in the

u.s. some democrats have walked out of the senate judiciary committee's final session overbred cavanagh's nomination to the supreme court committee has been reviewing thursday's testimony from cavanagh and one of the women who accused him of sexual misconduct. turkish president and german chancellor have agreed to hold a four way meeting russian and french leaders to discuss the situation in syria's province but richard type one an angler merkel remain divided on the supporters of turkey accuses of being behind the twenty sixteen failed coup. the united nations human rights council has voted to extend an inquiry into crimes in yemen the approval overrides objections from saudi arabia and yemen's government were recently criticized by the council investigating alleged rights violations as verna smith reports now it comes as the un envoy to yemen pushes for new talks between

the warring parties and says the country's main airport santa could reopen soon. five times over the past few years these families have been forced to travel hundreds of kilometers across the deserts of northern yemen to escape the fighting like another twenty two million people in this country they need humanitarian assistance. we are stuck between the rain in the sun and we eat what others here for us we have nothing and until now no organization has given us anything. with almost the entire population on its knees the un is pushing again to get the warring parties to talks it's going to be within weeks i don't think we can allow it to be delayed until kind of over the horizon because the problem with that is and i've been reassured this week between people here in new york that people lose the narrative of peace and once you lose the opportunity to talk about a settlement the narrative of war becomes dominance and that's what we must try to

get away from for now war still dominates the narrative these are recent strikes by the saudi u.a.e. led coalition on what it says are who the fight is in her data province near a crucial port. yemen conflict began with a twenty fourteen takeover of the capital sanaa by the booth is an iranian backed group that toppled the internationally recognized government saudi u.a.e. coalition joined in to support the government for the past year it's imposed an almost total and sea blockade the un is trying again to loosen those restrictions i want to make an announcement about the opening of sana airport if i can finalize that i want to make announcements about how we can get prisoners released both sides we made a lot of progress since geneva reopening the airport will allow thousands of people to get medical treatment overseas and increase the flow of aid coming in talks between the who things and the yemeni government was supposed to start three weeks

ago but the yemenis never turned up the u.n. special envoy says he's convinced the who things are ready to meet but even if they go see asians do get going. says he doesn't expect to get a cease fire head of them so for now there's no letup in sight strikes and fighting . bernard smith al-jazeera djibouti for people across rebel held areas of northwest syria have been holding demonstrations there demanding the release of thousands of detainees from government prisons opposition activists say thousands of people have been illegally imprisoned by the government and allied armed groups protests were held in italy province hammer and aleppo voters in the kurdish region of northern iraq are voting in regional elections the first since a failed bid for independence despite frustration among voters the two major parties are expected to dominate the k d p and rivals p u k have shared power for

three decades the final result may have an impact in baghdad where a kurd has to be chosen as president under a power sharing deal. in slovakia three people have been charged with the murder of investigative reporter yann jack and his fiance they were detained in a house raid on thursday morning and another five arrested have been released who checks killing in february sparked the biggest street protest in slovakia since the fall of communism in one thousand nine hundred eighty nine the prime minister was forced to resign. india's supreme court has lifted a ban on girls and women of childbearing age entering her story temple in the southern state of kerala the court ruled that excluding women can't be seen as an essential religious practice females aged from ten to fifty have been barred from entering the suburb temple some hindu religious figures consider menstruation to be impure and this is the latest in a number of socially progressive rulings by india's top court this month on

thursday the court unanimously struck down a one hundred fifty eight year old law for the treated adultery in certain cases as a criminal offense and on the ninth of september it decriminalized gay sex overturning another law framed in the nineteenth century by british colonialists last august the supremes court narrowly repealed the so-called triple talaq law under which muslim men could instantly dissolve their marriage by saying talaq or divorce three times or karunanidhi is a lawyer at india's supremes court she says the decision is incredibly important for women of all religions. it's not just about this particular temple you see it's the core to stick forward jurisprudence on meet king plunder mantled rates a minimum flaw the law which religious practice cannot rule let's be clear that it's also across religions because there was or the strain of hygiene early in the

student was muslim friend of my dear doing that but where muslims and hindus visit in long beer there was a sort of court proceeding on allowing women in and the hijab you trust can see that that way so increasingly we are now going to see across religious in india that fundamental rates will be of law and then above that religions are free to order their affairs as they will the liberian court has issued arrest warrants for dozens of former officials at the central bank and the son of former president ellen solomon johnson sirleaf shipments of new notes worth more than one hundred million dollars went missing after passing through the country's main ports it's roughly equivalent to five percent of the country's g.d.p. earlier in the week anti-government protesters marched in the capital chanting bring back our money. a train stopped running between the cities of bank dead and

from new jersey when i saw overran much of western iraq in two thousand and fourteen a year ago the government declared the group defeated and the rail link between the two cities has now been reestablished rob math and reports. to shining real stretchy west from baghdad snaking through the desert for fifty seven kilometers by the other end is the city of fallujah accessible once again to rail travelers. flu jab today is not like flu in the past the railroad is a sign of life getting back to normal after getting rid of. these wheel tracks were closed when i saw fighters swept through the west of iraq in two thousand and fourteen. when iraqi railways reopens the bag that the for lucia line we didn't think of the economic benefit this is a message of peace to the people of fallujah after the dark days when eisel used to rule those parts. after the defeat of isobel have been roads that have been

open between baghdad but the path of the security checks on that journey can take anything up to several hours but this train doesn't stop for checkpoints. the journey between baghdad and fallujah takes just fifty five minutes by railway and the high cost of fuel means traveling by road is more expensive. basic train tickets for a one way journey cost just under two dollars. there's nothing going by the train is much easier we avoid traffic jams many checkpoints across the highway or even deadly car accidents it's also much cheaper than road transport. when the train arrives in fallujah fifty seven kilometers may not seem far. but this reopen track is a milestone for iraq's railways rob matheson al jazeera baghdad. the united

states stock market regulator wants to bar tesla c.e.o. elon musk from serving as the head of the electric car maker of securities and exchange commission says he committed securities fraud when he tweeted about plans to take the company private last month it is the first fall case involving the use of social media by the c.e.o. of a public company that castro has more from washington. the regulators now suing the federal security and exchange commission says this all started with a tweet in early august musk tweeted to his twenty two million followers that he was considering taking tesla private at a price per share of four hundred twenty dollars federal regulators say there was never a real basis for musk to make that happen and in fact the way he came up with the four hundred twenty dollars valuation hording to the lawsuit is strange itself it alleges that musk made

a general estimate and then round of that number up to four hundred twenty because of the numbers significance to the marijuana culture claiming. that it would amuse his girlfriend well the s.e.c. regulators say this was not amusing at all to the stock to the shareholders who bought more tesla stocks based on this tweet alone only to have lost their money once must retracted the plan of going private and not only was it not funny according to this lawsuit but it was also illegal what it's asking for a judge to do now is remove musk as tesla's see this just illustrates another step in the continued decline in recent months once viewed as a brainchild of brilliant forward thinker and also a good business person he has now been ridiculed in recent months he accused without providing evidence that

a diver involved in the rescue of those boys trapped in a thai cave was a pedophile musk is now being sued for defamation for that instance and he went on a live internet stream a few weeks ago smoking marijuana that has all he wrote it investors' confidence in his company tesla and because of its tethered reputation to that of its eccentric founder and c.e.o. the future of the company now is also in jeopardy. town with prehistoric fossils should be able to capitalize on the world's fascination with dinosaurs and going in china the world's capital of dinosaur replicas has been doing that for years but a very modern trade war now has some manufacturers worried scott hi-lo report. i as you approach this is gone on the main highway it's just one problem it's pretty evident what this area is known for. its home to one of the largest dinosaur

fossil discoveries in the world the dust formation fascination for dinosaurs put the city on the map drawing in millions of visitors each year but it's ancient history was also the spark for a home grown industry about eighty percent of the world's large dinosaur replicas are made in just gone among the first of twenty five companies to start making replicas of some of the earth's first inhabitants was founded by gucci home he was born and raised here. to kong is a dinosaur tom that's been very interested in dinosaurs since i was a kid and i majored in electronic engineering so i wanted more people know more about through our replicants that's why i started this business but the business of manufacturing in distributing these prehistoric animal replicas of all shapes and sizes is facing a very contemporary issue tariffs imposed by the united states. now has to pay ten percent tariff on his dinosaurs going to america and then on january first it

goes up to twenty five percent. can you know where they're warm and a good time you know how this will definitely have a neck to fact our x. of course we're trying to talk to our customers in the states and i try to reduce costs we're trying everything to ease the pressure brought on by the trade or. he says this is one of the biggest challenges he has faced since he opened the factory doors some twelve years ago he hopes to continue shipping two thousand dinosaur's a year without the need to downsize this despite the noise that's being made. by the leaders in washington and beijing. it's got harder al jazeera is gone. this is algeria let's get a round up of the top stories the foreign ministers from the gulf cooperation

council meeting on the sidelines of the u.n. general assembly organized by a u.s. secretary of state mike pompei oh it is the first meeting of its kind since the blockade of qatar last year the u.a.e. saudi arabia bahrain and egypt cut diplomatic and economic ties with doha in june last year about the middle east started and that is the relation with with the u.s. plus egypt and jordan the meeting was for the summer was what is your reaction to the speech to stick with the saudi foreign minister when he said that his country is willing to wait fifteen twenty fifty years and it's fine for them and that's part of the house to solve the problem in its own and if they are from no actually no one would know what's what it would be the future of the country is even so we cannot predict from now until five or ten or fifteen years or fifty years other can wait also part of that but we have to address the the challenges in our region first before we talk we talk about just by coming in like this diplomacy means

communications meaning is engaging and this is not the. some democrats have walked out of the u.s. senate judiciary committee's debate over brett kavanaugh is not a confirmation to the supreme court the committee has been reviewing thursday's testimony from cavanagh and one of the women who accused him of sexual misconduct republicans hold a eleven to ten majority in the committee and they say will hold a vote later on friday to send kavanagh's nomination to the full senate for confirmation process a turkey and germany have been trying to project unity as richard tyburn an angler merkel met in berlin to agree to hold a four way meeting with russian and french leaders to discuss the situation in syria's province next month they're still deadlocked over a number of other issues including turkey's demand to extradite supporters of mr businessman for to laguna and turkey accuses him of being behind the twenty sixteen failed coup against. india supreme court has lifted

a ban on girls and women of childbearing age entering a historic temple females age from ten to fifty had been barred from entering the temple those are the headlines the stream is next. getting to the heart of the matter the three big challenges facing human prime in the twenty first century. climate change and technological disruption facing realities whatever is there to fear is not in me it is in the people of uganda hear their story on talk to. me ok and i really could be here in the stream today election meddling and u.s. relations but from a russian perspective we're here what some washington think about the headlines dominating the u.s. media we also want to hear your take on russia u.s. relations minister comments here twitter or live on you tube.

the november midterm elections in the u.s. could end republican dominance in the house and also in the senate u.s. media is focusing on campaigns and also on the question of russian meddling will the u.s. see a repeat of the twenty sixteen election interference as alleged by the f b i and to what extent are russia's online trolls trying to influence american voters opinions today we want to hear russian perspectives on how they view this and other news stories as well as the bigger picture of russia u.s. relations and joining us to do that via skype from moscow are numb still bob moscow correspondent for the daily beast and newsweek and boston. a ph d. candidate at harvard university she studies social media russian politics and russia's influence on public opinion abroad and in new york. a journalist and

contributor to russian media outlets including color sound expert t.v. and t.v. reign welcome to the stream everyone let's start with meddling i want to share a tweet sent to this stream from you while weber associate professor of russian and eurasian style. daniel moore again graduate school here in washington d.c. this is what he says the meddling to whatever extent has dashed trumps and prudence hopes for a pragmatic relationship and turned russia into a partisan issue in the u.s. everything that democrats dislike about trump and his policies can be traced to the original sin in quotes there of russian help during the election are now when it comes to this issue do you agree with what you've also here i do but if we think. and look at things from russian perspective and i've been traveling around russian regions this year a lot. of people think that america is

a threat and they more and more feel concerned about the relationship between the united states and russia getting spoiled more and more people are afraid of of the war my takes a driver in siberia asked me about the war in the war is coming and for as long as putin is the president he hopes that the war with the united states doesn't happen i'm just trying to explain to you how ordinary russians see the city they do not. they do not read about miller's investigation they just worry about if you change the future of the children i'm wondering what every day russians think about president trump and he did a particularly high profile press conference yesterday and we played a little clip of it he's talking about russian meddling here and have a look at by the democrats they know what what about the message that's being to do

the same thing with the russian investigation they can to try to convince people that i had something to do with russia there was no collusion think of it. i'm in wisconsin i'm in michigan. i said you were not doing well i won both us states were not doing well let me call the russians to help does anybody really believe that it's a con job and. they are now. to some of russians believe it's a con job he said something to this russian investigation how are you reporting it . well i'd say that generally speaking it does not seem that. russian media especially of russian state media coverage of the situation with miller's in the situation precisely and i'd say what the state propaganda in russia they just be and any outside of the

country and blame that any need for everything we is not going well it's a very old sort of strategy when you know it's just easier to explain ordinary people. why they have to deal with bad things as you know as. weak economy as mania laws that make their lives even more a complicated and i'd say. i'd i'd say that the only angle we two against see. if i mean if we talk about the state media i'm not talking about all russian media because as we know there are some. professional media outlets who still do their job very very well so when i i just want to emphasize the fact that when i refer to russian t.v. i was from wall street so they stay propaganda so all all those late shows

week they stayed. thread and obviously i'm. you know it's nothing. that it's sad about us. on that shows but at the same time you know when comes to discussing donald trump and the angle slightly changes so steele i'd see russian audience. doesn't really have access to quality coverage of the us affairs because well. t.v. is still the last powerful instrument of propaganda and only if you. liberals. all i want to newspapers are a sound yeah thank you and it really and i think that's an interesting point you're making about the view from state run t.v. here's a tweet we got from someone named

a racer who talks about internet media in russia she says mainstream ones cover the president trumps trade war same sions military activities and sometimes they do analytics about the political shift in the u.s. but collusion is rarely mention as russians consider it to be overrated now of course of someone who is here in boston you know collusion is a term that comes up a lot in the u.s. when it comes to russia can you talk to us about your research why this might be seen as overrated in russia why the collusion term seems to be overrated in russia so it seems to me that although the recent studies like pew research center and believe there was also a gallup poll indicate that russians overwhelmingly do not believe that russia interfered in the u.s. election. also simultaneously believe that something like eighty percent of all russians russian respondents believe that the us on the other hand interferes in

elections around the globe and in the domestic affairs of other countries it seems that the average russian citizen believes that in a unit polar world in which the u.s. dominates these are sort of the means that are available to the russian state this is what the russian state house at its disposal to counteract that unipolarity just a little bit to just change the balance a little bit in its favor and so because they believe it's a noble goal in this case the ends justify the means right i want to move on a little bit now and have a look deeper into the issue of online trolling have a listen to the twitter c.e.o. jack dorsey and facebook c.e.o. of several sound but they were testifying in front of a senate intelligence committee on this month we found ourselves unprepared and ill equipped for the immensity of the problems that we've acknowledged abuse

harassment troll army propaganda through botched and human coordination misinformation campaigns and divisive filter but. that's not healthy public square when content violates our policies we will take it down and when our opponents use new techniques we will share them so we can strengthen our collective efforts everyone here today knows that this is an arms race and that means we need to be ever more vigilant. a lot of these social problems right now are trying to get rid of but what they're trying to get rid of propaganda and influence is a news that is i hate the phrase along with a f. unease but news that is not actually news. from this is this is your wheel house this is what you study. from the other side from the east looking across to the west is this a this is this is

a fantastic success story to the digital world in russia oh that's that's an excellent question that's it's such a huge undertaking that these social media giants have in front of them because it's tremendously difficult to keep up with these accounts that keep springing out so just recently in the news facebook has shared that again you know they're tracking. multiple accounts that are disseminating fake news stories and slanted news stories on syria that are again traced back to russia twitter is constantly dealing with the same it's by no means a success story it's something that is very much an uncharted territory how do you regulate the online space which should be democratic and open to all sorts of voices while at the same time not allowing it to become this sort of a divisive platform that is dominated by narratives that are clearly not conducive

to you know to universal norms of democracy and human rights and things like. that and i don't hope i can let you know but i was going to go to you with a tweet i'm interested to hear you have to say first well you know when i've been reporting on troll factory a lot of his he's being based in moscow and kobrin thing use. the factory in st peters for that. as we know belongs to mr preclusion who is also known on the west this putin's cook and has been growing bigger they now can buy bigger building and they employ more people who work on cell arrays who post. messages on facebook and on twitter every day that's their job but i was also recently working must to do. anea where they hire trolls too so if it seems that. trolls as a job you know every day job

a troll is a kind of a trend so young people don't mind to be working as trolls and getting paid you know for young people in russia energy job is good because they condom is going down and some young people hit the streets and they protest against bhutan and other kids are ready to. participate and putin's propaganda more for putin's propaganda machine and a do you call trolls trolls in russia what's the rush. yeah yeah you can call them trolls you can are also call them propaganda perfect pregnancy is. what if i wanted to find a girl in south. that's a good question that will lead to view one troll woman who did not that mean that she was a troll she just. the job she was angry because she was not paid enough money

or the money she thought she was meant to be paid and. i should criticize the factory and she described to me how the factory looks inside which is very interesting you know every floor she's sat are had a special called you could not access. more holes than just the one where you worked you worked in the cubicle but every morning there were slogans some ideas on the wall floor let's call them true to to to get the message you know what they're going to tweet about or to course. about that that day so it's a very much control as far as an stand institution. where young people do not get beat much. i'm a thank you wife to the united nations general assembly to listen to the chinese foreign

minister. addressing. them it has over the past seventy years or more brought about general peace and rapid development a people centered philosophy has gained wide acceptance and broad consensus has formed on the need for interdependence and when we cooperation yet it is also true that international order today faces problems and needs the steady reform and improvement of the world is changing as we celebrate mankind's prouder cheve mills and progress in the ever changing world we must never lose sight of the challenges and difficulties we face and must remain vigilant what we see today is that international rules and multilateral mechanisms are under attack and the international landscape is filled with uncertainties and destabilizing factors sure we stay committed to multilateralism or that unilateral ism have its way shall we

seek to up hold the architecture of the world order or allow it to be eroded upon and collapse these are critical questions bearing on the future of all countries and the destiny of mankind questions that all countries must carefully reflect on and seek answers to china's answer is clear cut all alone china has held the international order and pursuit of multilateralism like the ones kept out of the e.u. and on board twenty two years china has never wavered in its conviction to multilateralism and to the purposes and present posing of the un charter to china's stayed true to its commitment to zero out then you go shushan process nonis returned to the gat and then exertion to the old negotiations that lasted fifteen long years and will conclude it adds. a certain prize china fulfilled its promise and integrated itself into the world economic system after the international financial crisis broke out

china chose not to stand idly by but to work together with other countries is a huge the tide over the rough times four years running china has contributed over thirty percent of the global grows it has played its part in helping restore global recovery in a phase of new developments and severe challenges china will keep to its commitment and remaining a champaign of knowledge it actually is i'm standing at this podium back in twenty fifteen chinese president xi jinping in his statement reflecting the understanding of mankind's common interests and future of our planet for building a community with a shared reachable mankind this initiative is in keeping with the trend of history and it calls the call of the times as to our conviction and strengths as we pursue the common devore to attacked this global village to uphold multilateralism in this new era where we believe devolving principles need to be adhered to first we must pursue in cooperation with our world is undergoing profound changes i am seeing

a century also on scene before our problems and challenges we are faced with no country can meet them alone or stay immune to their impact what we need to do is to replace confrontation with cooperation and coercion with consultation with we must stick together as a big family instead of forming closed circles we must promote common development conservation instead of taking a winner takes all approach this is a sure way for right future to be ushered in second we must act upon the ruse and order state to state relations must be based on credibility well for revocation of commitments international cooperation should be guided by ruse not being was pretty practicing. multilateralism is first and foremost about upholding the u.n. charter observing international law and basic norms governing international relations and honoring international agreements reached up on three negotiations we

must up hold of fairness and justice in international affairs fairness and justice means you quality between all countries because more it means responsibility for big countries to help us more and the rich to assist the poor fairness and justice also means respect to other countries sovereignty independence and territorial integrity as well as their choice of development past and ride to a better life and to more development opportunities. force we must add to deliver real results multilateralism is not about making empty rhetoric it must be pursued to solve problems after it must be targeted results oriented and measured by visible progress or whether. multilateralism. don't like an ism works depends on the will and engagement of other countries it is

imperative that we work together to upload the international system with the un at its core as well as the multilateral trading system centering on the beauty of multilateralism requires a strong united nations china supports the secretary general good her as she hears endeavored to advance reform of the u.n. system in this is really critical areas of peace and security anomic development and internal management such reforms should be led by member states it should prioritize concerns of developing countries to make the un more efficient and in homes oversight and accountability critical to the u.s. problem of functioning is stable and predictable funding china will continue to fulfill its due financial obligations and china was up on other member states to pay their membership contributions and peacekeeping assessments on time and in full . madam president the cause of development and progress

for humanity is our stoppable peace reconciliation and harmony are the surging trend war conflict and terror are opposed by all equality mutual trust and win win cooperation other call of our time where is power politics and the law of the jungle find no support as a major responsible country china commits itself to the part of peaceful development and china will work with other countries and contribute its share to global peace and security forces this year the situation on the korean peninsula has seen a major turnaround thanks to the efforts of all parties concerned china on its part has contributed to such development china supports all out improvement of relations between the north and south of the peninsula as well as efforts to facilitate dialogues between the d.p. r. k. and the us china encourages the d.p. r. k. to continue moving along divide direction of denuclearization we believe it is also

right for the united states to make timely and positive responses so as to truly meet the d.p. r. k. half way china will continue to always do international responsibility and obligation and will strictly implement security council resolutions related to the d.p. r. k. china course on the security council to take time actions in light of development and changes of the situation to create more favorable conditions for peace was at home and of the penis or issue su political and diplomatic means effective settlement of the issue requires complete denuclearization as well as establishment of a peace mechanism only when the two wheels move in tandem can this issue be truly resolved and peace start to dawn. regarding the iranian nuclear issue now is a crucial time for continued implementation of the j.c. peel away the. a is a consensus based a multilateral agreement indorsed by the un security council it serves the common

interests of all parties concerned and the international community at large if the agreement fails to be implemented the international nonproliferation regime will be undermined the or sorry and the role of security council challenge and peace and stability in this region and the wider world jeopardized that is a scenario in which no one stands to gain or china urges parties concerned to continue observing and implementing the j c p o a on this bases possibility could be explored for a dialogue a platform that is inclusive and transparent to facilitate proper settlement of each party's concerns dialogue and consultation the question of palestine must not be marginalized for more than seven decades peace and justice have remained elusive in that part of the world what the international community needs most is not a proposal or initiative but rather resolve and action to implement

a two state solution a new round of peace promoting aphids need to be made to explore a new media mechanism to that and china will play its part and chinese humanitarian assistance to the palestinian people will continue the issue evolving all kinds of myanmar cannot be resolved overnight and steady progress needs to be made through a phase the process involving cessation of violence return of these place the persons and economic development and bangladesh are inseparable neighbors and well become inseparable partners yesterday at my meeting with colleagues from myanmar and bangladesh and also in the presence of secretary general good fresh agreement was reached between me and bangladesh accelerating the return of the first a bachelor of displaced persons we believe and bangladesh are capable of resolving this issue probably souffle. negotiations china supports the u.s. leading role in coordinating responses to nontraditional security challenges in the

new front years of global governance like cyberspace and outerspace state sovereignty must be up hold roos observed and responsibilities on the terrorism a man as to the entire human society should by no means be justified security council resolutions must be earners are implemented to counter cyberterrorism terrorist of financing and spread of radical narratives so as to remove a breeding ground of terrorism madam president development is essential to our world today all we need to address those insufficient development and more importantly the imbalance in development there is no one size fits all model every country is entitled to explore it development powers that suits itself to deliver happiness and security to its people and bring a future of confidence and hope to its children countries face various questions in development questions themselves could be turned into drivers for reform and

solutions to problems could brain about development economic globalization should not be a process for some to gain and others to lose still that should it result in widening the gap between the north and south it is important that we adapt ourselves to try and of economic globalization and see to it that such a process is open inclusive balanced and the going to deliver benefits to all. international trade is complimentary it's complimentary and when going by nature is should not be a zero sum game in which one gains at the expense of others and no one should be allowed to place its only interests above the interests of others protectionism will only hurt oneself and unilateral moves well brain damage two or more regarding trade frictions china's stands for a proper settlement based on rules and consensus to dialogue and consultation on an

equal footing china will not be blackmailed or yield to pressure china has taken steps not just to defend its own legitimate rights and interests china is also acting to abhor to the free trade system and international rules and order for the benefit of global recovery and the common interests of all countries. implementation of the twenty's or to jan of a sustainable development should top the agenda of the current session we need to in cooperate the. implementation of this agenda into the development strategies of member states and pursued innovation driven coordinated growing and open development that benefits all we need to forge closer partnerships for development and visit to international development cooperation with the un at its core. north-south cooperation as the main channel supplemented by south south cooperation

to meet climate change is crucial to achieving sustainable development of china hopes to see negotiations on the implementation guidelines of the paris agreement to be concluded by the end of this year to boost joint efforts for global eagle article conservation madam president in pursuing a common cause for human development progress china has worked in partnership with other countries of the international community this year marks the fortieth anniversary of china's reform and opening up over the past of forty years we have worked hard and forged ahead successfully along a part of socialism with chinese characteristics this past has brought fundamental changes to china over the past forty years more than seven hundred million of chinese population have been lifted out of absolute poverty which accounts for over seventy percent of the global total in the same period a basic medical insurance system has been set up to cover the one point thirty five

billion chinese people and a social pension network accessible to over nine hundred million people is now fully instituted china has built twenty five thousand kilometers of high speed rail way this accounts for two thirds of the global total and helps and evade global infrastructure construction according to polls conducted by our sergeant of international pulling agencies china tops global rankings. in terms of public satisfaction with its development and of confidence in his future the positive development china pursues has provided the world with opportunities for common development over the past forty years china's foreign trade has registered an average annual growth of fourteen point five percent this has sustained impetus for global growth and offered the world a huge chinese market we have every confidence to maintain the momentum and realize high quality development in china will speed up adverts to build an advanced

economic system and this will create greater trade opportunities and even better investment environment for other countries china will not reverse course or shut the door closed china will open still wider to the world china will not interact market barriers but will expand access to the chinese market of all developing countries in the world china has been the fastest in over winning up to a level and paralleled by others when it comes to overall tariff reduction china has accomplished more than what it committed when joining the w t o the breast of china's openness in services is close to the average level of developed countries this november china will host the vast international import accessible in shanghai it will be yet another major step to open china's market countries are welcome to take an active part in the event the belt and the road initiative proposed by

president xi jinping is a public good china offers the world we indeed it has grown into the largest platform for international cooperation it aims to deliver benefits for certain consultation and cooperation the initiative is old been transparent and inclusive it is based on international routes and laws and it aims to achieve environments. friendly and sustainable development it is about pursuing common prosperity sue greater complimentarity participating countries by september this year over one hundred thirty countries and international organizations have signed agreements on belt and road cooperation with china next year china will host the second belden road forum and we welcome parties to attend this event china is the largest developing country in the world not just friends and cooperation and solidarity with other developing countries has been and will continue to be the staunch

strategic priority for china's diplomacy this is determined by what defines china as a country and by the system and values china paltz no matter how much china has grown in strength and however the international landscape may change this strategic priority of china will remain unchanged madam president the u. and is the premium platform to advocate and practice unilateralism we hope the current session will go down in the record for its party. and world peace and development we hope that all of us in the international community will support the you and him playing its central role in international affairs and we call upon people of all countries to work together to build a community with a shared future for mankind thank you. you were just listening to the chinese foreign minister wang he was speaking live at the united nations general assembly

giving his word what he had to say was protectionism and unilateral moves are damaging and china will not be blackmail on trade he also went on say that china is acting to uphold free trade system for the benefit of all nations he also did speak about iran as well as north korea on iran saying that a calling for the implementation of the continued implementation of. the iranian nuclear deal and calling on the united nations to essentially on north korea let's cross over to our diplomatic editor james mason joining us from the u.n. headquarters in new york so he's speaking james at the u.n. general assembly amid this escalating trade war with the u.s. as well as washington's latest accusation that china is meddling in a congressional elections. absolutely and as you would expect i think from the chinese and from whiny the state councilor and foreign minister very restraint nothing like the allegations that came from the other side

the united states and we saw president trump speaking here on cheese day who said how unfair he felt china had been on trade and make that stunning allegations that china was trying to interfere with the midterm elections in the united states that take place in november on trade he said trade was not a zero sum game it was not one country trying to win against another on other key issues d p r k north korea he's saying there that he supports china supports what's going on there but interesting although he says china will continue to back sanctions he seemed to be also saying something similar to the south korean president president move that it was time now for the international community to give something back to north korea to show that it is taking the right path and that i think will be an interesting debate going forward

in the security council when do they start to ease some of these sanctions on the iran nuclear deal firmly staying with those that want to stay in the nuclear deal all the signatures want to do that apart from of course the united states that has pulled out of that deal stressing the chinese policy for many years which is a non interference in other countries affairs but then at the same time. talking about the belt and road initiative china says it's not interfering in other country's affairs but it's certainly got its economic tentacles all over asia and africa i want to mention the number of countries that are now involved in that you can see how far that spreads let me give you a few examples in key parts of the world for example where the u.s. have invested so much money and effort afghanistan pakistan china is deeply involved in both of those the new port. on the coast of pakistan that

is getting most of its funding coming from china let's move to africa and an area a real conflict zone south sudan well china has real involvement there because it's invested in the oil industry and is involved in peace talks between the two sides in south sudan so china is very very involved around the world it says it doesn't politically interfere of course james maes thank you you're watching the news hour on al-jazeera thanks for joining us i'm dead in abigail while the foreign minister of qatar has met with his counterparts from the four nations blockading his country on the sidelines off the united nations general assembly in new york this is the first time such a meeting has been held since the u.a.e. saudi arabia egypt and bahrain cut all diplomatic and economic ties with in june last year the meeting was arranged and attended by the u.s. secretary of state mike pompei oh has some had but i was there joining us from new

york as well and you managed to doorstep the qatari foreign minister has somewhat to tell you about what that meeting was about and what was achieved. interesting times indeed when this is part of a push by the americans to put together every alliance to contain what washington sees as a growing iranian influence in the region or for that particular purpose they need to see all their lives all bore to be able to tackle that wise in influence problem is the gas the backdrop of the war war over words between the american. it doesn't seem that this is going to happen any time soon assad a foreign minister two days ago said that when asked about the g.c.c. crisis said that his country is willing to wait for fifteen twenty fifty years for as long as it takes until. all the demands that one addressed the qatari foreign minister today told qatar can wait for this decide whether qatar

a pharmacist at one hundred thirty had to say. about the middle east strategic alliance and that you see the relation with with the u.s. plus egypt and jordan the meeting was productive somehow was what is your reaction to the city to stick to the starting point minister when he said that his country is willing to wait fifteen twenty fifty years and it's fine for them and that's part of the house to solve the problem we found in a few earlier from no actually no one would know what what would be the future of the country if it so we cannot predict from now until five or ten or fifteen years or fifty years that can wait also for that but we have to address the challenges in our region first before we talk we talk about just boycotting it like this diplomacy means communications i mean he's engaging and this is so where do things go from here hashim and when that with the different policy priorities within the g.c.c. itself how much of a hurdle is that going to pose for a pompei as part of putting together this alliance. i think this is going to be

a strong indication that the cloud of uncertainty is going to definitely hang over the. area for quite some time there are talks that the saudi crown prince mohammed a muscle man is traveling tomorrow to kuwait where he's going to be the emir of kuwait and it seems others this is a crisis is going to be on top of the it remains to be seen what the other way. is mediating the crisis in two thousand and seventeen will be able to put some leverage and try to convince all the parties to set aside their differences for the time being this is going to create further issues for the americans who are trying to solve the a wide range of issues we're talking about a war in syria we're talking about war in yemen we're talking about icing in the region and all the key our allies in the region. are not on the same page about the issue of qataris are asking for an immediate cessation of violence in yemen and the political weight of the saudis insist that they will continue. until the whole thing is pull out of yemen the qataris are saying that bashar assad should step

aside and that the and your government should take over the saudis and the americans of of totally different view so if it's white all of us that the americans this by the leverage that we have have very little wiggle room here to try to convince all the parties i believe from the war of words we're expecting a presser from the qatari foreign minister three hours from now followed by a presser by the side if it doesn't seem that we're going to see any immediate way out of this bill political crisis any time soon right hashem had better thank you. the german chancellor and the turkish president have agreed to host a four way meeting with the russian and french leaders to tackle the situation in syria's last rebel held stronghold of that summit expected to take place next month but angela merkel and reza tobar do on our blog or heads over supporters of turkish businessman in germany president or two on accuses him of masterminding the trying to sixteen failed coup attempt in turkey most of the do it to cut there's

a possibility to talk about things we don't agree on and also things we have in common this visit is so important because we can only resolve our differences if we communicate if we don't communicate we can offer.