throw it out right off rather than give it to somebody who could use it is then that person is not going to buy the the me ah, this ours headline stories that judge court rules that police can continue selecting people for extra identity checks of the border on the basis of their ethnicity, we put the issue up for debate to codification of racism. i don't know the figures that they are similar like in built in 6 of them written with are illegal immigrants, religion, offenses, hundreds of health workers and from sir, facing prosecution over rump and fraud and the countries covered health path system

. tens of thousands of documents are covered on the u. k. faces a new energy crunch. has hundreds of petrol stations run out of fuel? the havoc is being claimed on a shortage of truck drivers ah, broadcasting eye for moscow. this is our t always good to have your company. my name's you know, legal, our top story. this, our dutch court has rule that it legal for border guards to stop unchecked people entering the country on the basis of their ethnicity. the case was launched by a nigerian man. you're said border. li stopped him and racial grinds. now the netherlands is in the shadow again. so meaning people entering from other member states are not generally required to show their pass towards the c international

house. condemn the latest ruling is unconstitutional, and the lawyer involved in the case, it could encourage, legalize discrimination in this issues. and actually speaking still be part of risk profile for selection profiles. we think that leads to door opens wide or discrimination and racism. basically, every time that i'm coming home to my country to another and i'm being stopped and the city can play a role. this is basically what the court is saying and to us is really shock. and the dutch ruling comes amid a migration surgeon, the e. u. the block, so 115 percent jump in 1st time asylum claims. in the 2nd quarter of the year, the largest increase came from african refugees and not figures expected to accelerate. in the wake of the taliban take over, there is also a sharp rise and arrivals from syria pakistan. let's move now to another story.

we're keeping close eye on today. it is russia's turn to take the big stage at the united nations general assembly. the country's foreign. busy minister circular froth will deliver his address later in southern, as you can see, just gathering in for press conference. let's listen to his 1st down, sir, or day for everyone. we proceed from a premise that so what we see is a reality. the hasty withdrawal of the us forces and their nature allies, the bus mostly in the pursuit, was done without any regard to any respect for the consequences. and so by that on means you must be a huge touch with the piles of a munition of and so we need to make sure that this, these weapons should not be used in non constructive purposes or for non constructive goals. i would say. and currently is where you are the taliban

. about 16 years mom say they're committed to fighting against extremism and terrorism, including vices and al qaeda. strategic not to get those done, you will to submit the pro, spread instability to other countries. they said they will respect women's rights who will push for an inclusive government. well, you have heard those statements from england. and keith bureau right now is to make sure that they deliver on their promises. when can you, you know, those are the 1st said the provisional government is not fully reflect all of the spectrum. you've been charged spectrum of those gun in society. when you feel that it, it's sneak and religious grips. and we've been continuing contacts with the taliban in closing, as part of russia, usaa china, and pug is stung extended 3 ways. we call it dice. can we put this down school?

we live a door here in pacific russian and like is stony officials, went to dock her and then to cobble and they talked to the taliban to a former president cards. i and then the former head of the, of the national reconciliation council of de la de last and that i knew the top of the agenda was to set up a government that would be fully representative metallic and say that the current tar short of option, the current cabinet is a professional one and say, we'll be moving towards a more imprinted representative one. we just need to make sure that their declaration statements that were made in public need to be implemented. and you said the key to us is not to spread extremism to other countries, neighboring countries, and not to have any threats as the terror threats from,

again, histone they said they want to crack down on diocese and other terrorist groups. and we will welcome and support their aspirations and disregard news agency inter folks from russia, margarita valley cover. i have another question on it again. his tongue is russia, considering any eating or over the sanctions against the taliban, which are now part of the new government in afghanistan to use the context with them. what will be russia stones, the us census, in terms of any easing removal of sanctions against the taliban? are going to share with you, but it was not from kentucky. currently, we are not in any way restricted in our contexts with the taliban. the un sanctions show to not ban such contacts. on the contrary, the un security council resolutions are good to say that we need to promote

political dolock and we cannot do that without direct contacts. we the taliban when you and i said just, we've had few contacts with the taliban for many years and was the key purposes to protect russian, buddhist or subsidies, the guns going to promote the gun. again, the dialogue use loose or reconciliation process will process because the security council does not raise an issue of easing sanctions. sets any of the upcoming sessions. silly again is newer language, newer i bought this vision into live at the when you 3 of trying to we don't need that. look at the just because i want to show that there are do shoppers and things that just responding to the previous question. again. if you, again, we want to see the taliban deliver on the commitment said william smith,

this law school, and then we will shoot maturity speech and look at each judge whether the terror and the drugs threat, gung from. again his stomach. thank you mr. father. james bass from out to 0 to quick follow ups on afghanistan. the secretary general has will not of the cassius traffic consequences that would be if there was an economic collapse, enough kind of stone. what do you think about the idea of and freezing afghanistan's funds that are held by international institutions? and secondly, you seen from what you've just said to have a policy of judging the taliban on its actions. tell me, how is the ideology of the taliban? different from other is the mas groups and other parts of the world. for example, in syria groups that you oppose and have been bombing city, that was nice. you know, the serial school news though that's the excess of the terrorist threats we've

almost the entire territory has been liberated, bought in the province. we have to shop that comes from a job on no straw. it was and they still rain there with it. and this un security council resolution, and when you have reaffirmed that problem, so don't see any issue serious need to be destroyed in syria. and we've been discussing this with our turkish partners 2 years ago. and a grange meant was made between russia to king, and they said they will fight to terrorism in the easily zone of de escalation. and they will try to create a line between the terrier which groups answer those opposition trip. so that will like to talk to the government. so they'll be another meeting between the 2 presidents. and so they will review these progress and it's really going forward

very slowly. comparing the taliban without the grid. when you, you know, we cannot divide terrorists into good and bad ones, sunk secretary, but the label. however, the sanctions that we have against the tele bundles college, yet there are lots of disclaimers, a lot of caviello. so to make sure that we can have dialogue with them, you know, you know, that means that's going to tease you in screw, to counsel the probably recognizes the taliban as an integral part of the society and get it done. but just put on those ra is not part of the syrian society. this is the difference. definitely. we will push those who have now have paling the cobble after the flights of foreign troops there to, you know, behave in a civilized way. the kinda sounds international on most of the lever from that we

mentioned this earlier, we believe was marketing. we need to consider this issue in a practical way. again, you quoted the un secretary general, that's what we should rely on this position. exactly. russian use aging syria, novice to the taliban mosque. here now has an ambassador to russia. will you accept that new opponents from appointment till monday? we do not have any data to show, but if we still have the previous ambassador in place appointed by the previous government currently, no one has raised the need to recognize for taliban. so if we have such a request, it will consider that you can nichol

. i even know fucking a bite on a vase agency from russia. the buyer at the us president divided and said on via the military you raise over, your voice is over and that's now time for get flow machine. what about visa man, and there were some issues for the current delegation. there were some issues related to the vaccine. what is the reason of the study? you but i don't think they're willing to put the spin or in the whales, but everyone's just maybe confused because the, the 1st un general assembly following the assembly stuff in jammy. maybe the new york authorities have been this quite overwhelmed. so definitely you need security measures you need to jean ruth are going to, however,

discriminate we will not tolerate any sense to discriminate against the vaccines that have not been registered in the u. s. so, but that have proven its efficacy like in the hungry slovakia have registered our vaccines and that same example for other nations in the u. of nature. views that usually go fast for visas for our delegates to go some of them if you just, if somebody's is where he should know, just based on the safety hygiene rule that again, there were some delays that's been phillip sized for some of the officials have not received the visas, including some of the n p which, which have lien that you're supposed to be put on the delegation list for you. and we will definitely demand that the secretariat you do will have to do that by the

mystic. they have to meet all of the arrangements that are set forth between the stuff un and the u. s, which she says, the countries host with the host country. they have been multiple violations growth breaches in the use arrangements at the young diploma. and again, mister the us, sir, who depos a voice diplomatic property from russia, that's a breach. and that was a statement from the un was that that shows that it is wrong. the un secretary was supposed to start the speech arbitration procedures. i met with colleagues yesterday and the legal counsel was there, mr. suarez, is that the person who needs to initiate the necessary steps and, you know,

there's a delay in the procedure. and the 1st question was on mr. bud and statements here at the us. we should be able to see the us president biden said that the us will never use force to change them with regimes in other countries. it was never say never to put it on speaker me, but i get i met the trump administration that i pulled her a was pulled out of the iran gill, a bama, the above administration, and the sheep lindsey held to broker. lets see if i could get that on the program with your answer city approach currently. so those are on is asking the us what was was that, can we write it down somewhere where the next us administrations will respect the current arrangements and americans cannot promise that because they say, well,

you have international law and you have an o e, flexible rules that could be changed by the next administration, which mr. pilot, the resume and again, new ethan biden said that it's time for democracy. they will push for democracy. it just means that they will use all the means to improve the situation. in other countries. taken color revolutions. so the use of force, but it has the same destructive effects to take libya with iraq, syria, or the national associate, or our neighbor ukraine, senior and their stuff is the she's, we would like us to make the next step. they can me to not to use force, but they should not change other countries. they just need to recognise we're all different from culturally in terms of our civilization. but we still live on our planet. we need to respect each other. russian newspaper, commerce, sunk,

financing, pharmacies, charge up to you, and according to your data was 6, it was to clear that every 30 in victoria newland, a senior us official, is about to visit russia with him. and they are getting a few remove that person from the rush and black lease to do you want to get in exchange? well, if you know that you can ask those people hear from share this information with you . we are preparing for, in serious, if contact between the ford ministry of russia and the us state department. it's not the only track before this that, that we are discussing. when both policies are concrete, have the consensus about the dates, about the agenda, and then we'll make an announcement, an official one. maria. thank you. foreign minister. pamela far

from cbs. news of follow up on that. i know you never live. sure. it's true. i live here to see you again. my question is a follow up on the j. c p o a the u. s. secretary said lincoln said has to be soon. time is running out the ran foreign minister yesterday said they're ready. it seems that they're getting mixed messages from the united states, but it should be soon you negotiated this deal? can you play out or you are part of the negotiation. can you play out what happens if the u. s. doesn't get back on. iran keeps dancing. it's nuclear program, what, what's the worst case scenario that you see? thank you. that's your deal is wrong. still,

it's not taking any steps that are banned or they're prohibited by the treaty. they are fully committed to the proliferation treaty and to, to the additional protocol that you're on the safeguards agreement to the currently it's not in line with face iran deals said join teresa because it's starting place right now because the us basically pulled out of it and to repeat. so current goal is to put it back in practice and then the iran, which will not make any exceptions. there's also a bonus from its commitments against the for them the in the n d i. e, a don't live, it says. so what did you call us if contact is in contact with iran, including through a secretary general, we have the you 360 degree picture of what's happening there with them. but i'm

clear, given the program, they have full access to the rating new programs. the bill does not have any reason to believe that iran has recalibrated a program to a nuclear when you to it. and when you with military purpose, they say we have no grounds to revisit our conclusion before to change. our stands said there was a list got most definitely would like to go back to jason sound thereon deal as soon as possible and from the government in iran. has been just a job, they say, but it will take them about one to 2 weeks to put together a new delegation that's been was say, re shuffled that the recently this was the and again when the u. s. pulled out, was ron compliant with those arrangements for more than a year?

from what the complied in the manner of the key limits? there are no waiting for the usaa, but to think twice and to me to no better. go back to that arrangement. you may say that the time is ob, washington cannot have the moral right to say that again, that's the legacy that they have the current administration. but this, somebody is actually the author of the new around deal, so they should be more active. and if there's one topic that you know, the sanctions, that's where introduced against iran with a lead illegally or some city allegedly start a new list because of a violation of the iran teaching. but he also introduced those sanctions against everyone who had the gentleman trade with iran in the that's includes also defense

contracts, inches and the ban on defense contract expired. but the to the sanctions have to be removed but all che partners are on the cross. so all the sexes, yeah, those should not be victimized by the new lateral us sanctions regime. by the way, the know the translator said, iraq, you said around. so just putting it on the record does, does iran's economy just collapse if this doesn't happen is the issue is why don't i believe what i mean if it's not true, stored doesn't. yeah. with the houston that it doesn't smoke? we're not considering such scenarios. okay. such as yours and then that years of the we have a strong herbs. but i do mom at the museum and well thought out optimism that we would be able to reach a positive outcome and the us and around the willing to do that.

thank you, mr. for minister, big to get a circus news, they just be on a dollar to call me the northwest of syria has changed with russia intensifying it is. they are strikes in recent weeks, particularly ahead of summit between president ardon and president putin. why it's russia stepping up its attacks just before this, some mason and other question on syria as well? is there an agreement or a consensus between russia and the us following a meeting in geneva, with the russian deputy foreign minister and us national security council coordinator. brad mccork, which took place in geneva. thank you. won't be so if you radius an agreement between russia and on what used few create, right? yes. thank you. been my deputy magee work there. there was a meeting in geneva between the russian deputy foreign minister and breast

montgomery on eastern brady. when recently i'm not aware of this. we, we don't have a special channel with the united states to discuss your green. oh or any home or not your lights, you may not be well pros. i'll re tried, she replied, she 1st question. i'm sorry, i've mixed it up. i'm so sorry. you know, why did i bring up ukraine? i didn't really know. and i see that as up as for the situation in syria, so that when you meet in the northwest of syria, we use forces in line with the security council resolution 2264. but what's the reason for my cities that push fights against terrorism in serious non

wavering manner, to russian checking that initially to a super agreed to he leads to not mine by terrorism, opposite side in syria already still, sarah said they would like to draw a line between them ok, sensible opposition troops. there's been some slow progress, but it's little excuse on the discovery. i have not fully done that. there is still a threat coming from the ferries. in li, live desolation. the people attack the syrian armies. they even tried multiple times to send me attack drones with mr. william against mean ara by the mayor based in may means you procrastinate, lives when you are just partners us. but a fully aware that we will not put up with such behavior machine and such to choose to really go bono us doing less lose issue to the roles because that's the turkish

military play in that role. but we will have 30 substances talks again from the someone station before the meeting and got to sit on the meeting that is scheduled for a june 29th of september. how can we deliver and what we agreed not to make to make sure that the cherries to know you're not the new dominate there. awesome. now would be to go you for the on the contact with the us. who is it? before you go to member on syria, we do have regular contexts with them and we point out that its presence is illegitimate. there is only got older and the zone they have occupied. it's great. you see 55 kilometers and cold tons and that's outrages

johnson to the 30. like what's happening, they're closing and the root above the camp. it's a long, long story about who would you value new berlin? you asked for the contact between a c, there's a foreign ministry of security councils because from the who it's and you'll be good when you know you've done point to the fact that again you for the us 3000000 is present. they're in a legitimate way. and they like to fire at everyone with all their weapons with that and the reason and this is why are unusable. we've been discussing the so called v. conflicting with arrangements that still in place that are a blue country or some swisher with the julian, despite the illegal van introduced by u. s. congress on the minutes context between the military and the joint chiefs and

stuff. she said that they say with no reasonable voice when they say van needs to be removed and that will definitely benefit to benefit the dick conflicting mechanism and syria. and on our talks on armaments. in general, our t yes. turkey has expressed concerns about the voting of crimea in the recent state, duma elections. that's despite the fact that russia has provided humanitarian assistance for cobit 19 to turkey as well as military cooperation. why? why, i guess my question is, could you address the imbalance? perhaps what is your analysis of the imbalance in relation my as my 2nd question is regarding molly frances expressed concern about the presence of military contractors from russia in molly. they're now being joined by their european allies

in speaking about this concern. and i guess my question is, what is russia's position on this much should grima symbol and for a crimea turkey is not the only nation which has voiced concerns with the room. i believe it's old person, but there are 2 reasons to do 5 years ago when we had the previous voluntary election and no one mentioned that no one made those statements said they have never been vocal or was it was well, you know, that would remain in my memory that i don't have this, it's just what you, this is why today, because this was including me that with try me a platform and key of to go with so and all that high per and the election got the money. i think it's just a distraction, you lose your subsidy and you will hear from your business has certain because i

don't miss too much less. it's not been able to comply with it. and commitment of us based on the means could cause such. so they're not being able to overcome the one that got tension in the east of a crane. they have a path to laws. that's not going to allow any special stages for these to be crane for this fight. the minutes could cause, and we pointed out to the e, u. 2 frogs and to germany, the discipline student, but almost even the southern side of the visit their guardian, sir, as we call them in you. and you're just working, violation of the security council resolutions. so they've been turning a blind eye to it's been selling scheme so now realize to he needs a distraction because their actions are concerning the minutes because it's just the sabotage and.