i. tell you one for. israel's prime minister tries to convince the world that iran is not to be trusted just days before donald trump intends to scrap the historic nuclear. negotiations with north korea on denuclearization will go ahead while his security adviser believes what happened in libya should serve as a model and also to come it is may day both celebrations and mass protests are in full swing across the globe our correspondents in paris and london will bring you the latest live from the demonstrations there.

hello welcome at four pm here in moscow you're watching r.t. international now israel's prime minister has gone all out to prove once and for all that iran lied about its nuclear ambitions he wheeled out thousands of documents and c.d.'s of evidence as part of a powerpoint presentation and it comes just twelve days before donald trump intends to scrap the iran nuclear deal. iran lart the evidence well that lies in this filing cabinet allegedly thousands of documents and c.d.'s half a ton to be precise proven conclusively tehran misled the world about its nuclear plans both before and after the twenty fifteen agreement we've known for years that iran had a secret nuclear weapons program called project ahmad hailing this as a significant development and a great intelligence achievement that the all who was sure iran has one reason and one reason only to hide this information why would

a terrorist regime hide and meticulously catalog good secret nuclear files if not to use them at a later do a state hiding its nuclear weapons program what other country would do such a thing some will remember netanyahu twenty twelve un speech and the cartoon bomb iran's foreign ministry has already called his presentation a propaganda show but the issue here is also a serious one since the onset netanyahu has been an ardent critic of the iran agreement so this is a terrible deal. i think this deal is a bad thing to do or it should never have been concluded. and in a few days. president trump. will decide well makers the solution and what to do with the nuclear deal i'm sure he'll do the right thing the right thing for the united states. the right thing for israel and the right thing. for

the produce of the world this development comes at a crucial time for this international framework in less than two weeks president trump will decide the future course of u.s. action is likely to differ strongly from the other members of the five plus one group despite last week's cities during president micron's visit to the states so far trump has kept his cards close to his chests we'll see what happens his favorite phrase whatever does come about on may the twelfth there's a new york who will do all he can to convince the world that scrapping the deal is the right way forward even at the cost of years of negotiations and the delicate regional power balance. dan hawkins there will hailed as a huge diplomatic success the iran nuclear deal was hammered out back in twenty fifteen between the u.s. china u.k. russia france germany and also iran the negotiations took nine years in fact ending a long standoff over iran's nuclear activities to iran agreed to strict limits on

its nuclear program and to open facilities to international experts and in return some sanctions against the country were lifted well after netanyahu promised to share his data with the world germany and france both said it needs to be studied in detail however the white house back in the presentation saying that iran tried and failed to hide it hide its activities from the world that statement though contradicts data from the nuclear watchdog the international atomic energy agency the us foreign policy chief meanwhile in turn said that netanyahu claims don't put into question iran's compliance with the deal we got reaction from people in the iranian capital. now that trump is in the white house and your cards are. having it's worse than you it seems to be. what is after again to break the deal and make america pull out of the. certainly if the israelis had precise

information and it could be investigated in a serious manner they would take action fast because they know they have to do something to get results in a much shorter time. than has been committed to all its promises no these release are just playing games but i don't think vera three was accepted and i think the european union supports we have to remember that this is not the first time that israel has accused iran of trying to build a bomb and the the prior evidence that they have actually provided has not held up we have to take this with a very large grain of salt and we also have to remember the timing i mean this is coming in less than two weeks before trying to make a decision right regarding yes if the united states wants to stay in visual so absolutely no evidence so far. meanwhile trumper said that getting rid of nuclear weapons on the korean peninsula will make the world

a safer place he also expressed confidence to his meeting with kim jong un would actually happen soon it comes in the wake of friday's historic summit between the leaders of north and south korea during which the two sides committed to denuclearize ation and also vowed to sign a proper peace treaty however don't trust national security advisor says that any clear i say should be based on what happened in libya. will president trump in assist that can give up ship out all of those nuclear weapons all of those nuclear fuel all of those ballistic missiles before the us makes any concessions yeah i think that's what denuclearization means and we have very much in mind the libya model from two thousand and three two thousand and four well back in two thousand and three libya did agree to eliminate its weapons of mass destruction but there's a lot of gas they have now explains the country didn't exactly benefit. remember

the colonel colonel gadhafi he once had the nuclear program scary stuff a despot with nuclear weapons so the world sanctioned him pressured him punished him eventually colonel gadhafi offered to scrap his nuclear program the u.s. and britain made the deal all hush hush they lifted sanctions resurrected relations made friends seven years later they came back and helped to kill him. he died painfully tortured alone in the desert his army having been obliterated by the u.s. britain and allies his murderous freedom fighters they called them then would go on to plunge libya into our naki killing thousands many and the place on terror

lists later pundits in america in europe in korea would write that perhaps gadhafi giving up the only weapon that could have protected him was a bad idea in pyongyang's view the libyans took the economic bait foolishly disarmed themselves and once they were defenseless were mercilessly punished by the west the president a firm really been leaders gadhafi is brutal death does not offer much confidence can join in about a safe exit the libyan crisis is teaching the international community a great lesson iran when giving up its nuclear program thought it could get a better deal i want to ask if you're have made up your mind to pull out of that deal and if you do pull out of that deal do you think you worry that sends the wrong message to north korea as you see to enter legally or talks with kim jong un no i think it sends the right message you know in seven years that deal will have expired and iran is free to go. ahead and create nuclear weapons that's not

acceptable seventy years is tomorrow that's not acceptable you can't help but wonder at the logic if there is any it's hard to tell sometimes with trump how is ripping up a nuclear disarmament deal a good thing or a good precedent maybe north korea will get it it has now floated the idea that it's too could give up its nuclear program it is important to be positive optimistic look forward don't think about what happened to the last few guys that gave up the nukes maybe mr bolton didn't think about what he was saying he does want north korea to disarm right not grow its nuclear arsenal in paranoia or perhaps mr bolton one of the most hawkish and militant officials in the us brought up libya on purpose it seems like they are telling the north koreans don't disarm

when they do that because of course north korea like iraq for that matter disarm and then the u.s. invaded them and destroy them and killed the leaders and killed all the people in the in the ruling circles so you can really tell mr crump when you i mean you know one moment endorsing peace at another moment is telling. mr kim that he is going to be. sodomized with the baronet like the. old market off or hang them as they did to saddam hussein if the north koreans feel the u.s. is going to destroy their country and would have starved all the countries in that area only miles south korea has started to remove the loudspeakers from its border with the north in light of the deescalation on the peninsula the equipment was originally installed to spread and pyongyang message is telling your south korea i mean jane has even reportedly suggested that trump deserves the nobel peace prize for his efforts we got public reaction to that. in the united states.

which world leader has done the most for world peace three. that's a tough one but i guess i'd point to him as a moon of south korea and can you point to which world leader has done the most for world peace out of these three. people who was. there to tell us why. from the only one that's been able to get these people to talk to each other. the leader of south korea has suggested that donald trump be given the nobel prize oh my god no he doesn't do that and you know what. i find it difficult to give donald trump credit for anything is the worst thing i ever heard oh my god. yeah that's not going to have it. now it is may day today i'm out she's in demonstrations are in full swing across the globe muscovites right in full force two in the russian capital with thousands to sending in red square at the moment in

a sea of colorful flags balloons and banners but we can get the latest from elsewhere so you are going to our correspondents who are in paris and also in berlin and let's go to show that the been in paris for us first show that we understand that people are still very angry and they have a macro is labor reform she think that will be evident today. oh absolutely and we've even mornings the fruits asked today the traditional may day march will be hijacked by they're looking to have watches with the police he sends out a warning on the same morning saying that they expect these protests about these demonstrations to be hijacked by anti capitalists by anti fascists by the ultra left as they described it and they say that they have got thousands of security forces out to cross the country and just here in paris they're going to be in deep hundred.

security forces at the ready to try and stem to any violence now enthuses ultra leftist groups the hunting complicity hunting fascists is a well good for hijacking protests he fronts seem to be in big in paris and already we have seen many of them out in force you can generally tell them because they will give up they've got the safety equipment they've got seagrass mosques they normally dress warmly block hiding their faces so that they call be identified by security services a move we've seen in protests up until now is that they'll start out on the march they will see banks to building societies will insurance for this and they will start smashing those buildings poker fi t.v. areas and the police always seen lots of day and they think that today is going to be a pinch point in some of the issues that we've seen these protests have been building now for months and months in fact it's news because the president was elected last year you will read he having protests against him being the french president signs

at the un guy he's culpable and yet by those individuals who are just unhappy with many of the decisions and his government is taking with him the last see his suits he was elected it's not morning coming today as you knew somehow you make that these protests to mirror what happens in fifty years ago in the bay nine hundred sixty eight protests which changed the social and cultural a moral fabric hero front and actually both the country to have economics non-self not something that they're hoping that they will be you hate me too and she you see it's not made good on a mystery because they feel good social change is needed them many unionists and we've spoken to over the last few months have accused mr marquand of being the new power tyrion be locking them to make her see the side stepping to move to see in every way the economy's a palace of the government state they feel they take the best pool the. french

people but many people unhappy with the michael government they hate to show that today and we are the police are warning that this protest this demonstration today is likely to turn into clashes between the police and between that rock march that seems to date of the country fascists and the anti killing capitalists. ok thank. you for us there in paris and then on the left we have nearer to the she's walking with a rally on the streets of london good afternoon. people there to air their grievances . they certainly are here to add their grievances a very different atmosphere i don't think i've been to such a calm rally. compared to the ones i went to last year in berlin it's sort of like an english tea party andrea to say very call most of music playing people showing the solidarity from different groups dressed up lots of flags there doesn't seem to be much of a police presence and as you can see are marching with the crowds and they started

off in firing and went to trafalgar square the purpose of this. rally here in the u.k. they're focusing on subjects like greg's it on the the latest when. immigration and of course present felt there have been a lot of unhappy people with what the government's been doing of late and we've seen evidence of that and then the other thing that the focus is focusing on is racism i spoke to a number of people who talked about this issue and they were talking about the fact that there's institutional racism across the board and that is affecting how the country runs let's have a quick listen to what those people said. with this team to stop all the working class are working class again the games did class and then copy colors them to create this. because you don't. exploitation of human by you know my

book is my street food for i would use internationally to support. the struggles of the past for so far for the future this is a quite frightening to those that a massive. history of working closely struggling working closely broacha ninnies. in this country is a national holiday as is so many other countries it's an important part of calendar today i think it's much more important first come out because the current events that we're going to see those in syria and palestine at the moment with the constant bombardment of those two countries and the attacks in syria bahrain government which many. charges. so as you can see a lot of disgruntled people lots of people shouting at the moment around me but in general it seems to be a pretty cold and controlled rally here in the u.k. . ok let's hope it stays that way or thanks to both that was in

a day or two difference there in london or so you can see there on the right in paris thank you. i may day rallies have been seen around the world to where there were celebrations in some countries and others process as we've seen and more aggressive methods have been used by some people to vent their feelings about government policy. in fact in turkey here today is may day rally in istanbul did turn ugly when different groups of protesters clashed police made a number of arrests. here with r.t. we're going to take a quick break now we'll be back in a couple. twenty

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to get the funding and yes right away college is like. yeah we wish him well with that very worthwhile project now it's been revealed more than half of migrants from rolled in integration courses in germany have failed to pass basic language test as the country is about to open its doors to even more solemn seekers as are things going to all of our reports. for germany welcoming well over one million refugees and asylum applicants over the last three years was just the beginning the tough job comes in well integrating those people into german society that seems to be pretty much something everybody agrees on just ask the chancellor into good story for you to look at the integration of the turkish urging migrants has a very special meaning for us to meet the focus here is to learn german language those who speak german get better involved in our society. under false flag and. of

course the other challenges the big number of refugees in germany not to only register the to achieve the task of integration a long term residency will only be granted for the refugees for the task of integration and that things have not been going to plan the federal office for migration and refugees have just released their latest figures in relation to refugees and asylum applicants taking language courses the numbers make for pretty viewing less than half of those on the course the chief did basic level of language proficiency things like being able to go to the hospital go to the shops or apply for a job while just over forty percent achieved a lower level than that where they say you can understand but not speak the rest well they either failed the course or didn't complete it in its entirety well that lets them bode well for people looking to get jobs that require qualifications to

most of the german courses in germany. so ressa g.'s. needs another course they need advice from friends and other people to improve their germ skills you know it was a good day i had a lot of german friends so i was i willing to integrate and two was a german chorus and two goats. school the integration program doesn't come cheap last year six hundred ten million euro of taxpayer money was funneled into it and they haven't seen a good return on their investment. it can be assumed that a large part of the funds spent were lost because the courses were characterized by dwindling numbers of participants at the top of the program say they need more time but acknowledge that one of the main reasons people don't pass is that they don't show up the classes but others acknowledge that some refugees traumatized by the

experiences that they've heard while others don't come from a so-called learning culture having never attended school in their native country many off their. basic learning skills because many of them didn't attend school at all it dropped all to be early early and so it might be too difficult for them to a foreign language which is. refugees entitled to stay only temporarily abroad which they fled from over there to return to their countries of origin and we should focus on. teaching them to switch to need to reboot their country of origin and stead of teaching them some very basic german which and along wrongness of no use for them it is a big paradox because. on the one side white populists want that

migrants integrate themselves on the other sites they say migrants are criminal they generalize they are there but they bring about culture and primitive culture so this is a bridge because yes migrant i'm not mock debates myself when a guy has a lot of prejudice against me and says i'm a criminal and he doesn't know me i'm going to merkel and i'll just recently the germany will accept another ten thousand refugees in the very near future critics of that move for asking whether it's wise to take more people when germany's already struggling to integrate the youth who live here already. he told her there now we've got some a football celebration is to show you because barcelona defend their shared p.k. turned camera man as his side partied after winning their seventh spanish league title in ten years he grabbed the camera though from our colleagues at the agency

and then gave us this feat of the team's bus top parade. i was i. when he did take the camera after our video journalist tried to get up and close the door messin luis suarez here were among the players who were caught on film by p.k. he also managed to capture the moment thousands of fans lotus and torso all lined the streets there of barcelona to join the victory para. i. finally cramming for your college exams can be overwhelming even that richie sheet it is and sometimes even a hug or a box of tissues just aren't enough but don't despair because one university needs are thinks it might have the selection.

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