the riots began in paris, a controversial bill aimed at severely restricting service in the protestors and is really american flags in combination with the killing of the country's top nuclear scientists, which to blame on israel among the stories that shaped the week u.s. president elect joe biden. concern over washington's intentions

stories from the past 7 days on right up to the moment developments as well. this is the way the hello and welcome being gripped by overnight protests are running a new security bill, which could impose tough restrictions on the filming of polish officers. in the capital security forces fired tear gas rallies to send it into chaos. the french interior minister says 23 police officers were injured in paris 60 nationwide.

we've seen those tensions throughout the day as the protests, all tens of thousands of people take part. now it seems that there are just perhaps a few, 100 people who are holding out the police are trying to disperse them, but there is a huge security presence a. and so when you get a look down the street from where we are, and you can just see that there are rows and rows of c.r.'s vans. that gives you a sense of how many officers there are. in fact, just behind us, it looks like

a water cannon is being moved away. these were brought out this one over to the other side as well. these were poor type for the protests today. but these protests that started off a peacefully once again descended into violence here in paris. so these protests have been going for the last 3 weeks, but this has been the big one. and this is because, earlier this week, parliamentarian's here from the past the 1st stage of this really controversial law called the global security law. now it contains an article also called 24, which if this becomes a would criminalize the taking of images of the police and then publishing these, these images. if there is intent to harm the police offices, this could ensure that he's done is going to be able to continue feeling the answer is yes. are they going to be able to continue broadcasting? the answer is you should be a low to feel police intervention. the answer is yes. the

answer is yes. intent is a concept that is open to interpretation and hard to determine any photos or video showing a dent a fireball police officers that are published or broadcast by critical media outlets or are accompanied by critical comments, could find themselves being accused of seeking to harm these police officers, for journalists, the legal risk exists, and the possibility of conviction would be real. it is not law yet. it's just passed the 1st hurdle. but people say that this gives the green light for the police to stop journalists from doing their job. the government says this moor is intended to give new security and protection to the police. and in fact, that's what one police officer said to us earlier this evening. this is about protecting them from the threats that they're facing. and police unions say the law doesn't go far enough, but the reality is, this has provoked huge, don't get,

not just here in paris, but across the country where they would protest taking place against this people to make sure that the government is aware that they are not happy with the law that they feel will restrict their, their freedoms and their rights in terms of liberty and that has spilled over into, i'll get, we saw fireworks being used as the weapon of choice by the protesters. throwing those at the police in fact. so some images of what this photo it's appeared to be detonating under the feet of the police officers. we've seen the protesters setting fire to the bank of fronts. bain's huge choice being that in the street. and of course tear gas has rained down tensions still high in parts of paris as there are those protests against this controversial law. the global security to charlotte taking us through the this was the scene in central paris on sunday morning after

a wave of vandalism. vehicles were torched on storefronts and bus stops. dozens of arrests were made during saturday's unrest which involved an estimated $46.00, a people journalist and political commentator on the lizabeth moot say. so as authorities need to change their approach in order to calm the situation, big government have shot themselves because the, the bill itself is not necessarily all bad. but article $24.00 is something that has managed to bring to your position left and right. the stream left and the conservative right saying that this is, this is contrary to not only is it contrary to essential liberties in front could it could make. 8 the not you could make the lives of people much more dangerous and even make the work of police and more dangerous because they could be

no trust anymore. thrills had last has let the situation brought in so many ways, almost all police brutality, but also on the town. and it's in the past 2 years. and it's so it's something that will have to find a solution, but it doesn't lie in an unsecured you. that's potentially empty constitutional, no. living on protesters in the arena, me and capital have been burning, israeli, and american flags in condemnation of the killing of the country's top nuclear scientists, which tehran blames on israel. iranians are demanding retaliate for what the foreign minister has branded an act of state terror. it's fear the killing could affect the already faltering iran nuclear deal.

the unresolved assassination of one of iran's top nuclear scientists, or in the words of tehran. a terror attack carried out by the mercenaries of the usurping zionist regime, mileti, iran, who the people of iran are smarter and wiser than falling into the trap of the zionist conspiracy. they are thinking of creating chaos. they should know that we already know their tricks and they will not succeed in achieving their evil goals, both the zionist regime and those who are against iran, should know that the path of the country's development, the path of the country's research will continue rapidly. terrorists murdered an eminent iranian scientists today. this cowardice with serious indications of israeli role shows desperate woman gring of perpetrators. iran cools on international community and especially e.u. to end the shameful double standards and condemn this act of states. tara iran's

accusations have yet to evoke a response from israel, but this isn't exactly a unique situation. many times over the past 10 years, iran's nuclear scientists have been the victims of mysterious assassinations and iran is almost always convinced israel was behind it.

israel's refusal to comment on the attacks has been common to all the 2018. the country's prime minister claims the recently assassinated fuckers a day wasn't just a scientist knelt the head of an alleged nuclear weapons program in number. the name focus of the so here's is directed right here. and he says, the generally is to announce the closure project. but then he adds special activities. you know what that is. special activities will be carried out under the title of scientific know how development and in fact, this is exactly what iran proceeded to do. duran, however, has always said it in riches uranium for peaceful purposes only. we are not seeking nuclear weapons, even if the g.c. pioli collapses. we won't seek nuclear weapons. if the safeguard agreement is destroying, we won't seek nuclear weapons. if our relations with the

a is good or bad, he won't seek nuclear weapons. as in years before, experts on both sides of the barricades are not seeing eye to eye. of course this assassination is illegal and it's an act of war. when that say a spy is arrested in iran or on a terrorist is arrested in iran, immediately western human rights organizations, governments, the media pundits, experts all say that they're innocent as if they have some sort of insider information. yet when these attacks are carried out, these attacks are carried out with the help of spies with the help of terrorists, and they gloat over it. and instead of condemning it, they go and you know, they try to make him look as if he's evil, these lows will respond. so you cannot put the blame on these will everything, disposable in the middle east. you run in prison, these bodies and lead them identify them and if the oil is behind it,

let's see if those people are really israelis right. though i very much in 2015, iran even agreed to limit its nuclear activities for the lifting of u.s., sanctions. it was part of the j c.p.o., a deal between to iran, washington, russia, and other world powers the same deal that donald trump scrapped as the war steel ever in 2018. and to the great praise of israel, i went through how the last administration was disastrous. iran, if i didn't terminate that stupid. the deal was a disaster. the agreement that was signed was a disaster trumps withdrawal. drew a whirlwind of criticism throughout the globe and relations between the u.s. and iran are now at rock bottom. iran has even proclaimed to the un, it has the right to defend itself from provocations, both from israel and the u.s., but with joe biden preparing to take the throne. european powers have already sat down with him to rehash the deal with germany specifically urging all parties to

avoid an escalation at any cost. a few weeks before the new u.s. administration takes office. it is important to preserve the scope for talks with iran, so that the dispute over iran's nuclear program can be resolved through negotiations . we therefore urge all parties to refrain from any steps that could lead to a further escalation of the situation. by himself even said he's, considering diplomacy would offer to iran a credible pause to diplomacy. if iran returns to strict compliance with the nuclear deal, the united states would rejoin the agreements as a starting point for followill negotiations. with our allies, we will work to strengthen and extend the nuclear deals provisions while also addressing other issues of concern. while iran definitely has plenty of concerns, especially after a 2nd top official, was assassinated in just one year. but who knows, maybe washington's new look, could rebuild the ruins of the j. c.p.o. a and even under a biden administration. that the purpose of u.s.

foreign policy in the middle east is to regain hedge of money over the entire region, including iran, which it lost in the islamic revolution, which overthrow overly that dictator, the shah. and so they would, the game is hedge of money dominance. and whether it's true or biden, that they, that is the game are also this week, joe biden, the nuns, his top cabinet picks for the white house. he said the world has its hopes resting on his team to restore america's role as a global leader. together these public servants will restore america globally. it's called leadership and its moral leadership without engaging in needless military conflicts and our adversaries in check. terrorist and big trump is not giving up all hope of overturning the result of the election. given the

green light to allow a transition to begin, a clearer picture is emerging of what the biden administration will look like to turn. many. from the past, america's foreign policy needs to be properly fixed after 4 years of diplomatic rock says one who says the man whose own white house mistakes as donald trump saw them were thorley taken care of by the outgoing administration. the time has come for the u. turn to go full circle. there has been some damage done. that is going to take some time to dig ourselves out of. but there's no doubt that joe's got the right people to do it. the man taking over the oval office in 2021 was president obama's number 2. so who are the best people to set these apparent wrongs? right. well, the former deputies of obama's team, of course, how easy,

i'm really starting to get that joke that brock's got himself a 3rd term. let's take a look at the collective portrait of a deputy dream team. one squad member clearly thinks it was the meddling russians who god, donald trump, elected in the 1st place. jake sullivan biden speak for national security advisor. this was a moment where we realized that the russians had decided that they were going to actively interfere in the u.s. election. that they were going to intensively work to undermine the pillars of u.s. democracy. and that they were going to try to defeat hillary clinton. if it wasn't for the russians, if you know what i mean, this career boost would have come much earlier. after all, mr. sullivan served as an advisor for the hillary clinton campaign. and yes, he worked as a national security advisor to the vice president biden. and here we're looking at someone who was all for upping u.s.

involvement in syria. tony blinken, the new man taking care of america's foreign relations in syria. it's tougher, it's longer. it's going to take time to build up the syrian opposition, but we believe it can be done. our commitment is to help them to support them, to give them the training, to give them the equipment, to give them the air power, to give them the advise. and it all comes back to hillary, who, infamously said this about libya. we came, we saw he died, right. as you may have guessed, mr. bloom can, was among the star democrat diplomats who love the idea of getting libya sorted through intervention. his c.v. highlights include deputy secretary of state deputy national security advisor and national security advisor to the vice president. so moving on with deputy dream team, you simply don't deserve the position of intelligence director under joe biden. if you haven't been to a big name blood, say in the cia under obama,

without further ado. here's avril haynes, the former deputy cia director also happened to serve as the deputy national security advisor right after tony blinken. some give ms. hanes credit for making america's drone wars more transparent. her critics though, paint her with a different brush focusing on her role as the architect of the drone program. one which is associated with scores of civilian deaths. a slight stain on the record, isn't it? any great team deserves at least a few qualified veterans. this one is no exception. take john kerry, he's getting his comeback. chance to the job of special presidential envoy for climate goes to the former secretary of state. bear with me for a bit of feedback on the team from someone familiar. the incoming administration could not have chosen that to pursue now for the foreign policy and national

security teams. ok, at least there are no surprises. and the world knows what to expect. ilya patrik, still to come this hour construction of a key gas pipeline linking russia to europe is to push ahead despite u.s. sections that story and more after the break. join me every thursday on the alex salmond show. and i'll be speaking to us from the world of politics or business. i'm show business. i'll see if it's certainly being isolated. it's not good for your mental health, not good for your general physiological status. i'm

a make you more when you get infected. this also the issue of cross immunity with both the cone of fibrous is, if you're not saying it's all, suppose you may be more to soft toll free to shoot in the future. so i certainly do not think drop downs are good for people's health and their family back to people's mental welcome back to the program. a natural gas pipeline linking russia to europe is on course to be completed. the spike u.s.

sanctions. the company building north stream too has said construction of a section off the german coast, which had been frozen for a year will soon restart. we're planning to resume by playing recusing and anchored in german is exclusive economic zone. this year. the ship mentioned there is no anchored off the coast of russia's kaliningrad region according to marine traffic data. last month the u.s. state department stepped up its pressure on. 'd european firms involved in the pipeline project. the measures include penalties for a vessel owners and insurers, but not the energy giants that are financing the construction of senior german energy official who we spoke to describe washington's behavior as gangster. like currently u.s. pressure over north stream to has reached an unprecedented high, it's not tempted by the americans to lobby their economic interests to go behind the backs of their supposed partners. actually this behavior reminds me of the

matthew matthew, come to the restaurant and say, we must protect you, but if you don't pay for this, we will smash all your places. and it's the same thing here. the americans say they protect us from the russians, but in fact, we don't want this protection. we want to trade with the russians. we want russian gas. and then they say, if you don't let us protect you, we will kill you. in other words, they impose sanctions on companies, threaten them with economic collapse, and this is what's actually happening. but we must reject such methods, simply objecting to them is pointless. only real action will help. the kremlin has questioned washington's motives in trying to block nord stream to spokesman. dmitri peskov called it a display of competition. well, north stream 2 is. 'd the 2nd leg of a pipeline network linking russia to germany in the baltic sea once completed, it will pump enough gas to supply $26000000.00 european homes. from the said,

washington has described it as a threat to european energy security. urged the e.u. to ditch the project. but only from germany's left party told us it is crucial for berlin to see the plans through. i believe that the technical expertise that is connected and the companies involved with knots here too is immense. they have some of the greatest engineers working on this challenge. and they have solved most of the technical challenges, the remaining legal challenge us most new product of interference of foreign interference by the united states. but they will be overcome. and the government seems to be holding from behind the last year to project, which is of course, all absolutely vital interests to the current transition away from coal and dark energy to watts renewable sources and

clean natural gas would of course be a part of the future and to make up germany and to ensure that supply we need to and i do believe that there are enough people in the german federal government that i'm a stat the bible importance of this project to make it through to the end. police in argentina have searched the home of a doctor who treated the late football legend. diego maradona so far, no official statement has been released, but local media are saying the physician has been charged with manslaughter. the full force 2 daughters earlier claimed their father's heart attack was caused by medical negligence in all funds across the world, helping saying their final goodbyes tomorrow. who passed away on wed and stay at the age of 60?

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