by the decision things will change all right let's give a last word to abdul aziz al gore here in doha how do you see the top place today in terms of the international community and where do you see this crisis go and do you think it can be resolved in the next few months i hope it can be resolved we resolve we resolve the previous one we sat on the table we really discussed the concern why it doesn't happen this time so i do have the hope that it will be resolved but i mean for this to be resolved there is only one way for resolving it is a dialogue a dialogue and dialogue this is the only way to do it i agree with our colleagues that qatar has been left with no choice but going to the international law legal system to claim their ice for its own people of protecting their their. really their people and. making sure that they receive a proper. and just. dealing with the with the will in these countries ok we'll leave it there thank you very much gentlemen for a very interesting conversation abdulaziz al gore toby cat meant. for being on this edition of inside story and thank you as we

by the decision and things will change all right let's give a last word to abdul aziz al gore here in doha how do you see the top place today in terms of the international community and where do you see this crisis go and do you think it can be resolved in the next few months i hope it can be resolved we resolve we resolve the previous one we sat on the table we really discussed the concern why it doesn't happen this time so i do have the hope that it will be resolved but i mean for this to be resolved there is only one way for resolving it is a dialogue a dialogue and dialogue this is the only way to do it i agree with our colleagues that qatar has been left with no choice but going to the international law legal system to claim their ice for its own people of protecting their their. really their people and. making sure that they receive a proper. and just. dealing with the with the will in these countries ok we'll leave it there thank you very much gentlemen for a very interesting conversation abdulaziz al gore toby cadman absa thank you all for being on this edition of inside story

by the decision and things will change all right let's give a last word to abdul aziz al gore here in doha how do you see the top place today in terms of the international community and where do you see this crisis go and do you think it can be resolved in the next few months i hope it can be resolved we resolve we resolve the previous one we sat on the table we really discussed the concern why it doesn't happen this time so i do have the hope that it will be resolved but i mean for this to be resolved there is only one way for resolving it is a dialogue a dialogue and dialogue that this is the only way to do it i agree with our colleagues that qatar has been left with no choice but going to the international law legal system to claim their ice for its own people of protecting their their. really their people and. making sure that they receive a proper. and just. dealing with the with the will in these countries ok we'll leave it there thank you very much gentlemen for a very interesting conversation abdulaziz al gore toby cadman absa thank you all for being on this edition of inside

african union summit he was greeted by his mauritania counterpart to general mohamed or would abdel-aziz security issues will be high on the agenda especially the challenges facing the french backed g. five star health force which has been tasked refighting the hardest insurgents and criminal groups in africa saeed region. iran's president has done rouhani has arrived in switzerland for talks on the future of the iran nuclear deal between his country and international powers the u.k. france china russia and germany have tried to salvage the agreement after the u.s. pulled out in may and of the deal iran promised to curtail sensitive nuclear activities in return for an easing of economic sanctions the e.u. has launched legal proceedings against poland that could result in the country losing its voting rights in the bloc brussels says reforms to poland supreme court undermined judicial independence and the rule of law on tuesday a low comes into effect forcing the early retirement of multiple supreme court judges. the neighbor was brazil's star as they beat mexico to nil to reach the world

rookie officers malikul aziz and shaquille johnson quickly responded to a north ward residence on a call of a child not breathing after possibly drowning in a family kiddie pool sunday. after bypassing frantic family members -- who actually tossed the child in the officers arms, the boys in blue immediately sprung into action.ofc shaquille johnson: "she was gasping for air. actually unresponsive it appeared to be in her father's arms. her eyes had rolled back."ofc. malikul aziz: "we had to turn the baby around and we had to make sure the air passage ways were not obstructed and that's when we had t apply the taps on the back of the baby."for what officers say seemed like an hour took all of a minute of administering first aid, to hear the child finally let out a cry.child's father: "a father has to be real careful with kids cause anything could happen in a minute."the child's father asked not to be identified. he said his little girl was in the kiddie pool and the water came up to her belly button. he says he turned his back for a moment --- that's when his baby girl went face down in th

one of the mentioned i thought about was it your impression that the route between interior minister aziz over and chancellor merkel was actually about refugees. as and that come up at the end of the day that's a really good question i would say that it was about testosterone and power politics and not about the message we want to convey from the german parliament from the german government to brussels on to the rest of the world. and it then there needs to be some reflection on the actual point of it all and that definitely went beyond refugee policy. as i'm surprised concrete our car of the road so far is that the continent will reinforce its outer borders better is that turning it into fortress europe artificial is right in the front i wouldn't talk about a fortress because in this context it's a loaded word we have the european union and basically the greatest thing we've achieved in the past decades is the freedom of movement within the. north and the opportunity for states to join the e.u. as long as they comply with the rules that's what that means in germany and in brussels we nee

final day of the african union summit was greeted by his mauritanian counterpart of general abdel aziz the security issues will be high on the agenda especially the challenges facing the french backed g five have forced task of fighting jihad is the surgeons and criminal groups in africa region. iran's president hassan rouhani has arrived in switzerland for talks on the future of the nuclear deal between iran and international western european cultures china and russia trying to salvage the agreement after the u.s. pulled out in may under the daily rounds promised to curtail nuclear activities in return for an easing of economic sanctions. that is presidential candidates undress manuel lopez obrador has one sunday's election official projections put him on track to win more than fifty three percent of the vote with a vote as rejecting the two major parties that have governments go for nearly one hundred years the president opened a door made to fighting corruption essential campaign pledge and his promise to help the country's poor performing bear of mr city's been runner up in two pre

-there was no aziz, no mindy, no kal, no "that dude who was on 'lost' and that other dude from 'heroesu documentary," no politicians or reporters and no whatever deepak chopra is. this is all we had. apu reflected how america viewed us -- servile, devious, goofy. i nd joining me now is hndabolu. so nice to have viu here. -thanks for me. -"the simpsons" was one of your favorite tv shows as a kid, and yet thu were so frustrated he character named apu. why? -apu is a conveniene very one-dimensional, stereotypical, and at that time, that's the only depiction south asian-americans had, specifically indian-americans. like, we didn't have anything else, and initially we were... i think i was excited because we had something. when you have nothing, you're excited about anything, but as i got older, i realized, "oh, this is a we have, and this is how my parents are depicted," and this is... it's such a narrow way to be seen. -was it the accents? because a white actor,ri hank a did the accent. -yeah. the accent is definitely a part of it.it's an t to elicit laughter. it's not that realistic. the

they've all declined to come on the program so let's bring in our guests joining us here in doha abdul aziz al gore director of the diplomatic institute at the qatari ministry of foreign affairs on skype from the croatian city of dobro nick toby cadman an international human rights lawyer and in london. visiting fellow at the center for conflict security and terrorism at nottingham university gentlemen welcome to you all thank you so much for being on the program today toby cadman. i'd like to start with you because you're an expert on the international court of justice and i'd like to clarify for our viewers what this ruling by the i.c.j. a preliminary ruling means because we're getting a different spin on it from the official news agency in the u.a.e. at least which quality does this provisional ruling favor. thank you well certainly the favor the ruling is in favor of the state of gotham that's clear. that there have been a number of statements coming out from the u.a.e. that it's not a decision. it's an order well i mean that that's a that's a question of semantics to be to be honest th

aziz is the former step -- is he stepson of the former manager of the fund.ve found 12 boys and their soccer coach alive in a flooded cave in northern thailand, more than a week after they went missing. the governor of the province said they're being brought out but warns the danger isn't over. they entered the trade on june 23, but were trapped by rising water after heavy rains. rescuers from china, the u.s. and great britain helped with the search. global news on air and at tictoc on twitter. i'm paul allen, this is bloomberg. david: paul, thank you so much for that. let's have a look at the commodities page. we've been talking about oil with sophie here. let's first have a look at copper. this is from our guys on the team, they may not actually be solid but it's one of those things people will look at for any sign of global slowdown and if nothing else when you look at technicals on this the support has been 2.94 a pound. have a look at this, on your bloomberg live feed. from copper, we'll have a look, road kill. futures in fact right now are recovering sl

let's speak now to shaista aziz — a journalist and former international aid—worker.n our oxford studio. thank you forjoining is. which countries did you working?” thank you forjoining is. which countries did you working? i have spent more than 15 years working in international aid sector. i have worked in the middle east and east and west africa and they have spent and west africa and they have spent a lot of time working in pakistan. this report, which you have been looking at, says sexual expectation and abuse is endemic across the aid sector. is that something you recognise? i welcome this report. i think it is an important moment for the aid sector. it is important that they learn from this. in terms of my own experiences, i have witnessed behaviour that is demeaning towards women carried out by aid workers. i did hear conversations and indeed see mail aid workers trying to buy sex in countries that i worked on. i think the most important thing is that this is not about anecdotal information, this is the narrative that aid organisations were putting forward when