iran acquires nuclear weapons and other countries in the region with a particularly as it comes a very very toxic and dangerous situation so we are looking to find a way to preserve the nuclear deal that we think is the best way of keeping the middle east as a whole nuclear weapons free. iran is still a good year away from developing nuclear weapons we think there is still some closing thoughts window to keep the deal alive while speaking to reporters in new york iran's foreign minister accused europe of failing to keep the nuclear deal alive there are leaders want the u.s. to lift sanctions as a precondition for talks well we have correspondents following the story in iran and at e.u. headquarters dorsetshire bari is live for us in tehran but 1st let's go to dominic kane in brussels and dominic i mean what can we expect from this meeting. well certainly there's a united front that the ministers here and indeed e.u.

officials here want to show to the world the way that the e.u. feels the e.u. countries member states feel regarding this deal federica maurine the high representative for foreign affairs chairing this meeting effectively saying that this is the opportunity now to try to deescalate the desk escalate rather the crisis the between iran and the united states also the fact that you have the foreign secretary of the united kingdom talking about the need to prevent toxicity in the region the toxicity of nuclear weapons shows that these countries are quite serious but the problem they face is how are they going to be able to intercede as it were between the united states with president donald trump in charge and with the iranian government in teheran from the european perspective they say that the efforts they put in place to try to help the government in teheran legally to circumvent that is to get around the impact of economic sanctions notably via the scheme instax well that's something they say that's concrete that can be done that

they have been doing for several months but still that scheme isn't up and running at 100 percent so the point here some might say perhaps is that there will be words coming from this meeting perhaps a steer from the e.u. as to what they think is the next step but the reality is they can't physically bring together the trumpet ministration and the government in tehran or leave it there for of course follow events with you dominic let's cross over to teheran and also following events there in the iranians to be very firm in their position i have been very clear in the words that they're using for the international community and now iran's nuclear department also speaking as well on monday. yes we've been hearing from the spokesperson for iran's atomic energy organization but who's camel vendor who says that iran is prepared to go back to the nuclear activities it was doing in 2015 prior to this agreement that means that iranians

are looking at going back to enriching uranium at 20 percent levels and having all their nuclear facilities operational the iranian foreign minister mohammad javad zarif is in new york where he's meeting a series of officials at the united nations he is scheduled to meet with the u.n. secretary general and tanya terrace and we believe the issue of the nuclear agreement and its future also be discussed now the foreign minister has said that it is enough talk from the europeans that the iranians want to see some concrete action but for the past 14 months since the united states withdrew from this nuclear agreement the europeans that are left in it have not been able to uphold their end of the deal the officials here believe that the europeans are being bullied by the americans and that they're not willing to uphold their end of the bargain we've also heard from iranian president hassan rouhani who on sunday marked the 4 year anniversary of the signing of this nuclear agreement in vienna on july

14th he thanked the reigning form in a surge about zarif and the team that he had with them he said that this agreement with a single agreement they were able to abolish 6 united nations security council resolutions against iran and that this deal is very important to the future of the country but that iran will meet violation with violation and implementation with implementation and that the iranians are willing to talk to the americans at any point but they have to lift those sanctions that they've imposed since they withdrew from the deal that includes the oil and gas sector sanctions and also the iranian iranian banks have been under u.s. sentients so all this comes as the iranians are prepared. for the worse they're saying that the future of this deal really now is up to the remaining signatories to see whether or not they can hold their uphold their end of the or we'll leave it there for now of course and come back to when the situation develops for the moment to dorset thank you so had here on the al-jazeera news are slowing down

a trade war with the us is one of the factors driving china's worst economic growth figures in years and accused of racism president trump tells a group of democratic congresswoman to go back to the countries they came from. and inspire we'll hear from the new wimbledon champion after what he described as the most demanding final of his career. china's economy isn't being held by the trade war with the united states growth in the 2nd quarter of the year slowed to a 27 year low that it was 6.2 percent down from 6.4 percent in the 1st quarter china's all important export trade that's just fight tax cuts aimed at boosting spending to stimulate the world's 2nd largest economy when he has more beijing.

well the chinese government weren't set out right but there's no doubt they will be concerned about some of the economic numbers that are coming out it wasn't all doom and gloom on the release of these latest figures there were some bright spots retail sales and industrial output both showed some positive signs in the 2nd quarter of the year industrial output in particular will be welcomed because that sick to had been struggling recently resulting in many factories around china laying off staff but it's the overall trend in economic growth that has been falling that will be causing a lot of concern really since the end of 2012 it's been declining with the odd reprieve along the way part of a global trend of course the global economy is slowing down and in fact many countries in and around the world would welcome would want to have some of the numbers that china is reporting right now but china of course needs to be looked at a little bit differently to most countries and around the world because of the

remarkable economic growth that it has been through if we go back to the global financial crisis in 2009 even in that difficult time china didn't report quarterly growth below 6.4 percent well we're beneath that now so naturally that is going to be causing some concern both within china around asia and beyond and of course all this happening amid the trade dispute between china and the united states the latest trade statistics came out on friday as well showing that imports and exports are down and perhaps the most concerning thing is that we don't know when this trade war is going to end yes there's been a truce declared between the 2 presidents meaning no new tariffs are being placed on each other's goods but we still don't know when those face to face negotiations are going to restart. well let's find out more about the wider implications of the slowdown of the economics editor with ali i mean on the surface any country would be delight. it's sort of 6 point whatever percent growth china is and yet wouldn't

any country be happy with that but china's been trying to target growth opportunities 6 percent and 6.5 percent so this is really getting to the lower end of that now the reason why it needs growth at that particular rate is because it needs to absorb all the population that's coming into the workforce every single year so it needs to provide jobs otherwise it's considered that there might be social unrest if it doesn't manage to do that now the figure that economists think that social and undress could actually start at is anything below 4.5 percent so they're doing rather well right now but at 4.5 percent to 5.5 percent china's economies are actually at a standstill so it's not exactly creating jobs and so this is very important for china to make sure that it hits its target every single year so how does the trade war with the us impact of that figure also the issues that you just mentioned so this is huge for the for china in particular because 500000000000 dollars worth of

its goods go to the united states every single year so $200000000000.00 have already been hit another $300000000000.00 have yet to be have yet to have the taps employed on them. trump is actually threatening to do that if there isn't progress in the trade talks so it's crucial that they get this this element of the trade of the trade dispute resolved as soon as possible for their economy now you've got also remember that a lot of naish a lot for corporations who are moving their businesses outof china because they're saying chinese wages are going to high and we can find lower cost environments to build up products like in vietnam at the same time the global economy is slowing and it's not expected to bottom out until next year so trade he's having a huge impact it's the biggest components of what's what's happened to china's economy in terms of the way that china has been looking long term. about their

economy they've been always talked about moving away from the manufacturing process and heading towards a more civil service sector scenario very much very similar to that is sort of western europe. at the end of the day if they if they want to try and get chinese to buy more products and keep the retail engine going in china some of these got to make those products yes they absolutely so but let's let's remember that the service sector currently accounts for 50 percent of china's economy now they would like to get that to about 7080 percent similar to western nations there's different ways of doing that one certain sector of that is the retail sector and retail sector held up really well in these particular numbers of which came out today. you want your own public to be able to consume more but in china it's been held back because of social security the so security net is privately funded by individuals and corporations not by the government so if you lose your job you have to rely on that insurance so the public is more inclined to save money then to actually spend

money so they've been trying to improve this the other thing is that you have to decide as a nation what kind of products do you want to produce in china's case cut china's recognizes we need to be in artificial intelligence coding fine finances what we don't want to be doing too much of it is making fishing gadgets or other of the other things plastic toys for instance you know which don't really add anything to the economy in the longer it so where does this sort of play into the chinese stimulus package of nearly what 600000000000 you say it's going to benefit certain types of business where's that money going right ok so welcome to the to the 600000000000 in the in in a few seconds but let's start with the stimulus packages which the government has been introduced the biggest contribution it's made so far is to say to the banks you can hold less reserves now banks hold reserves just. in case has

a rainy day fund just in case there's a financial crisis just in case it's a recession so in this case the woman said with juice that lend more money out and lend more money to the private sector because the private sector is the fastest growing sector in the economy that's where most of the jobs are created and the more higher value wage growth kind of jobs that really people really want so you've got money to spend money so that's where the government saying you know this is where we want you to target your target your your loans to now on the 600000000000 side that's coming tax cuts to individuals to say day that that was about $291000000000.00 in total to say to individuals right you've got this money in your pocket now spend it on something you know and corporations spend it on. buying new products new manufacturing plants etc into into the come in now another $300000000000.00 went to local governments local governments could now issue bonds so that they can vest in infrastructure which has been used numerous times by the

government to increase growth interesting to see what happens in the next few months few weeks absolutely economics as a thank you thank you south korea's president is urging japan to resume talks on that escalating trade dispute so as the japanese economy has suffered from the recent restrictions imposed on high tech exports to south korea the trade negotiators failed to reach agreement in talks last week. but that ban has provoked dozens of small business owners in the capital seoul to urge south koreans to boycott japanese goods japan's restriction of high tech exports is seen as retaliation against court rulings in south korea judges ordered japanese companies to pay compensation for force later during the 2nd world war. that u.s. president is on the phone for a series of racially charged tweets against democratic congresswoman kohl the foreign bold troublemakers and told to go from where they came to his will from

washington d.c. they do human ization is not only with those families but it's also with the agents that we've had told to do this to these families their 1st time congresswoman and vocal critics of the u.s. president and it appears they've gotten under donald trump skin he took to twitter to say in part progressive democrat congress women who originally came from countries whose governments are a complete and total catastrophe should go back to the totally broken and crime infested places from which they came however 3 of the congress women were born in the u.s. not elsewhere as he suggested alexandria cortez of puerto rican descent was born in new york ayana presley is from massachusetts and russia to tell you the palestinian american was born in michigan she responded to trump's attack on social media this is our country and no amount of heathfield myleene from the white house is going to

change that we're going to fight back together and we're going to become stronger for it please know that i'll never back down no bully no kind of attack to silence me is going to work another target of trump congresswoman ileana omar was born in somalia came to the us as a refugee when she was a teenager and became a u.s. citizen nearly 20 years ago omar responded to trump by tweeting mr president as members of congress the only country we swear an oath to is the united states which is why we are fighting to protect it from the worst most corrupt and inept president we have ever seen. the racially tinge tweets came on the same day trump said immigration officials would be conducting raids throughout the country to arrest any vict undocumented migrants with removal orders it stoked fear in immigrant communities of being caught up in a dragnet of mass deportations and earlier in the week trump threaten to go around

the supreme court and demand people answer a question in next year's census on whether they are u.s. citizens analysts say it's all part of a trial pattern this is a president who once said that he called for the total and complete shutdown of muslims entering into the united states once referred to mexicans as the rapists once started the barack obama birth or controversy and so it's really important when you see this sort of racism zina phobia massage any islamophobia coming from the commander in chief it's really important for minority communities here in the united states to act as intersectional allies to one another ensure that he's a one term president trumps anti immigrant and racially divided undertones in the run up to the 2016 election did not prevent him from becoming president he won anyway he now likely thinks that his latest rhetoric will not hurt his chances for reelection next year gabriels on doe al-jazeera washington

the representatives of yemen's government and who rebel fighters are meeting for a 2nd day because the ring is on the board of u.n. vessels the 2 sides are discussing the pullout of forces from the data the redeployment from the key port city is a critical post of the swedish cease fire deal reached in december is the 1st time the 2 sides have met in 5 months. a former military ruler of bangladesh has died of muhammad or shard was 89 the army chief turned president rules from 82 to 990 despite being deposed and sent to prison he remained active in politics are sure that was the leader of the opposition in parliament. well in a few moments we'll have the weather with kevin but still ahead here on out as they are demanding in the streets bank kids are in cape town a sick of gang violence tension between tbilisi and moscow leads georgia's tourism sector struggling at the height of summer and in sport setting goals that the fans

see that country take another step forward towards a 1st african cup of nations time. what was once a hurricane barry is now a very weak tropical depression the national hurricane center is actually stopping issuing any alerts on right now the storm system has moved inland located right now in the southwest part of arkansas but a lot of precipitation has come out of the storm not as much as what we initially thought with that thing we had thought anywhere between $4500.00 millimeters of rain in some locations the highest amounts were seen along the gulf coast here in alabama $21111.00 millimeters was seen in parts of mississippi $252.00 millimeters were seen but over here towards parts of louisiana just under 100 $75277.00 we're

seeing there now we are still going to see quite a bit of rain out of the storm but not as much as we had initially thought anywhere between probably another 200 to possibly $250.00 millimeters of rain falling in the same general area anywhere from louisiana up towards parts of arkansas so flooding is still going to be a big issue over the next several days we're going to keep an eye on this because this ground is already saturated in the flooding situation is really instigated across much of this area the other big weather story we are going to be following as we go towards the end of the week is going to be the ongoing heat as it increases across much of the eastern seaboard and for new york by the time we get to the weekend expect 37 degrees. by catalona this. conflict passion. the key ingredients to any successful suds for mexico's most loved it is no different behind the cameras this week tensions

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talk about catching al jazeera news hour with means the whole room with a reminder of all top news stories former south african president jacob zuma has told an inquiry into government corruption that he's the target of a conspiracy was forced from office last year accused of overseeing the mass looting of state funds. also european foreign ministers are meeting in brussels to find ways to convince iran and the u.s. to start dialogue after months of tension britain's foreign secretary has warned the window to save the 2050 nuclear deal with tehran is closing and china's economy has grown. we could move a quarter of a century for the world's 2nd largest economy shows it grew 6.2 percent in the 2nd quarter. and good protesters

demanding her resignation by calling the rioters she made the comment at all spittle when she visited 3 police officers who do during clashes of. tons of thousands of people at home to get proposed extradition deal with china. has pledged in the coming weeks the police say they want better protection. caroline a statement condemning the violence and basically vowing to make those responsible accountable violence committed against police force is not surprising for the protestors that just basically is a reaffirmation that there has been no change in her policy and approach towards how to deal with this crisis and this is essentially a trust issue the protestors also believe that their interests really are not focused on the welfare of the hong kong people as they describe it but towards more of her loyalty to beijing and mainland china in general and the letter issued by

police officers junior police officers requesting for better security for their homes and their families signals basically that the police force is going through as a very difficult situation compared to the 2014 movement several years ago both sides accusing each other of violence we've seen that over the last few days it remains to be seen what sort of concessions can carry lands government offer but what is clear though based on what the statements we've gotten from spro testers here is that there won't be an end to the current situation that there will continue to protest until real political reforms are in place. to health workers phone. the democratic republic of congo have been murdered they were killed in their homes in north kivu province earlier doctors confirmed the 1st case of the virus in a major city gober is home to a 1000000 people and experts are concerned the virus could spread quickly in the densely populated area close to the border with rwanda since the outbreak has last

august almost 1700 people have died the health ministry says the patient being treated in goma is a church preacher who touches the hands of worshippers. government leaders in south africa reassuring people living in cape town that soldiers sent to patrol the streets other temporarily troops are helping police tackle going crime meant around a dozen murders a day in poor neighborhoods miller reports. all too familiar scenes on the cape flats in cape town we communities are terrorized by gang violence and the. mobile phone footage shows opposing gangs in manenberg opened fire at point blank range in a field just across from high rise flats in another video a man who we're told is a gang member shoots across a parking lot and yet another taken in hanover park shots are fired in defiance of

police as they arrive at the scene people in these communities say they live in fear and the police have lost control many welcome the government's decision to send soldiers to 10 areas they say are being held hostage by gangs and violence. one of them is dawn peters who has lived in manenberg for 17 years her son trevor was shot dead a month ago as he walked to the shop to buy snacks for a football match gone things she ran for cover as the shots rang out outside a home. for the guns and then 3 but i couldn't see their faces 1st dog obviously but. and so i saw him looking for the doors in the fall for him with the corner was from shock so i knew i wasn't going to make it the fight on that side to the people that these guys come in with guns. as erin

the shots just ripped off and so i just stuck and so on and then i just it's 3 lying. aside from mourning her son sean says she's had to plead with the other 2 sons to not take revenge for their brother's murder she says the cycle of violence has to stop we've been in manenberg for 2 days and throughout both days they've been multiple shootings on the streets around us just to further down there's just been a gang shootout that happened minutes ago and people here say there was between rival gangs we've been told not to go any closer because it's not safe. because we are you know nobody. community leader jeremy bruce speaks at a community meeting he says it's up to people living here to keep the community safe and that deploying the army is a temporary solution to the greater problem of poverty and unemployment this

community holds marches every week some may argue in a futile attempt to keep the community safe when it's the gangs who appear to have the power the minister of police says the military's mission will be to stabilise these areas while they continues to be uncertainty around when that will happen these narrow streets continue to be the playground of gangs with guns from either miller al-jazeera cape town. as a south asian where i knew a monsoon rains have left a trail of devastation across 3 countries in the paul at least 67 people have died in flash floods and landslides dozens of people are missing and 10000 others are displaced continuous rain since the homes and destroyed roads and bridges at least 10 people have died in floods in bangladesh where some of the worst damage has been in refugee camps such as cox's bazar the area is home to 1000000 regular a few g.'s who fled persecution in neighboring meanwhile 5000 of the shelters have

been destroyed. and monsoon rains have also caused havoc in northeastern india with more than a 1000000 people displaced flash floods in the region of killed 10 people farmlands and residential areas have been submerged after rivers burst their banks so hard as more. those living in northeastern india were prepared for the monsoon rains but not for this. so much rain has fallen the brahmaputra river has burst its banks wiring up entire villages. this family is safe and now. there are among nearly a 1000000 people who have been displaced by the flooding in the state of some with thousands of homes under water some have been forced to take refuge on rooftops. while others are doing all they can. to protect their families from the ongoing rains. the deluge has also triggered mudslides and several people have been killed

. others have turned to government run camps for relief. all farmers are worried about their crops so that. as soon as farmers began sowing and irrigating the land that's when the rain began it's been extreme 72 hours of continuous rain the water level kept rising and then slowly submerged our farmland nearly all of our crops have been destroyed so it's not just india affected by the heavy rains dozens have been killed in neighboring their car and bangladesh. while this couple didn't let the rain dampen their wedding is not much to celebrate for thousands of others here in india more monsoon rains are forecast and the flood waters are expected to continue to rise in the coming days. and josina. 7 people have died in northern india after monsoon rain caused the building to

collapse police say rescue teams of paul 13 people from the rubble but fear more trapped under the daybreak the building housed a small restaurant in the guest house 30 people were inside of the time. and india's space agency is blaming a technical snag for the delayed launch of its 2nd mission to the moon chandra and 2 is due to carry a lunar lander and remotely operated rover to the unexplored south pole its predecessor 11 years ago helped discover water molecules scientists are looking for a new north window to try again. and india is struggling to contain amount of rubbish one scientists easterly is $65.00 metres high and growing every year that's despite the government banning its use 2 years ago when part of it collapsed killing 2 people and it's been a problem. in east l.a. . a mountain of waste this is where 2000 tonnes of easterlies of rubbish is dumped every day you're not love are you

people living around the site say it's affecting their lives. as you can see the smell is unbearable if the wind blows towards us then it's difficult to eat food at home it is such a mess here the rubbish dump doesn't just smell bad it's also dangerous me time gas from the way sparks fires releasing toxic fumes. began as a land for the 984 that reached its capacity nearly 20 years ago like the engineer lands and it means that you have a big hole which is dug out and that it is lined with non-power members so that your stock thick legion of chemicals which comes out from garbage does not lead into the soil and cause water pollution but in gaza where there's no such thing trucks continue to dump rubbish here despite dolly's govern abandon them after a part of the hell a collapsed 2 years ago killing 2 people. this is a cruel joke this is contempt of the people to sponsor one continued garbage in the

site they haven't stopped for a day after the border. we asked the east delhi municipal corporation why this is happening but because of the northern they were with us so we continued to. dispose of all of. its estimated delhi produces $14500.00 tons of waste every day the problem of waste isn't confined to the cities and rubbish dumps start around $3000.00 worth of the rubbish produced daily. isn't collected leaving it on the street and other than space just because charlie manages this recycling center and says waste isn't just the government's responsibility or that is that we feel that resegregation should begin at home if people start segregating reist then released can be recycled properly and the direct consequence will be that garbage mountains like the one it won't be

necessary at all the municipal corporation has started testing of recycling program in 3 areas this year they hope to roll that out to the rest of the region within one year. they also say they'll start clearing darzi put in september and some of its waste will be used to build a national highway elizabeth al-jazeera east delhi. police have fired tear gas to disperse protesters in paris after the bastille day parade so the authorities had banned yellow vests demonstrators near the event but several groups linked to the movement organized protests several 100 demonstrators tried to occupy the shoals or leave before police detained more than 150 people. a small plane or skydiving trip has crashed in northern sweden killing all people on board the aircraft came down on an island near the city where shortly after takeoff a witness reported hearing a loud noise before the plane crashed police say the victims were all swedish

dozens of people have been arrested in russia at a rally demanding that opposition candidates be allowed to enter upcoming local elections the.