that is for enhanced the islamic republic of iran possibly cans and negotiations.n or the iran nuclear deal, a number of pots were some cash for it and recently some additional hostages, chinese—americans included, they chinese—america ns included, they were chinese—americans included, they were released in iran got some cash for it or in some cases iranians who are arrested overseas in europe and asia and in the united states for violating us sanctions or trying to procure and purchase materials and equipment for iran prospect missiles or nuclear systems and facilities are being tried. they were released because iranians arrested and took hostage and for practical purpose those citizens as bargaining chips. do you see the british government then paying up? you should never pay and hostage situations, that if the general thinking. you go about doing that quietly and not letting the rod know that you handed over cash? it is a very tough position to be in. on the one hand you cannot negotiate 0n the one hand you cannot negotiate with terrorists. every time you pay, t

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now to a woman detained by the islamic republic of iran, perhaps because of something that happened whenmonarchy and the shah sat on the peacock throne. last weekend, nazanin zaghari—ratcliffe, a british—iranian dual national, completed a five—year sentence for spying. off came the ankle tag that ensured she didn't leave her parents' home, in came the news that she must attend court again this sunday to face another charge. in a phone call, borisjohnson told president hassan rouhani that mrs zaghari—ratciffe�*s treatment was "completely unacceptable". she should be allowed to return to the uk, to her husband and their six—year—old daughter. bizarrely, this seems to have something to do with an arms deal dating back the best part of half a century. why? these were weapons ordered by the then shah of iran- before he was deposed i in the islamic revolution in that country. a lot of money was paid over, hundreds of millions - and the weapons were never delivered because when - the shah fell the whole i picture began to change. iraq attacked iran, - became embroiled in a war with its neighbou

spying charges she was jailed in 2016 for allegedly plotting to overthrow the regime and the islamic republic the case has become a matter of major diplomatic disagreement between britain and iran iran has repeatedly detained foreigners and jewel nationals on charges campaigners and government say are unfounded. now here is how and tony jones up the c.e.o. of the thomson reuters foundation and sagar iraq close former employer reacted to the news it's a positive development it's got its way but he's also with a certain extent than expected because it's the end of a 5 year term prison prison sentence and so she was due some sort of information so some development was expected. especially is that let's get more on that from our correspondent in london charland shell some fill charlot this has been a longstanding source of tensions between the u.k. and iran has there been any official reaction from london. so it's right this just the latest stage in this ongoing story there has been reaction from the prime minister ahead and the foreign minister let me read you what the foreign ministers sweet sa

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spying charges she was jailed in 2016 for allegedly plotting to overthrow the regime and the islamic republic the case has become a matter of major diplomatic disagreement between britain and iran iran has repeatedly detained foreigners and jewel nationals on charges campaigners and government say are unfounded. it's a positive development let's put it this way but he's also with a certain extent than expected though because it's the end of a 5 year term prison prison sentence and so she was due some sort of information so some development was expected in this hour that the uncle tiger come off they say especially especially welcome news let's get more on that from our correspondent in london charland shell some filter let this has been a longstanding source of tensions between the u.k. and iran has arisen any official reaction from london. that's right this is just the latest stage in this ongoing story there has been reaction from the prime minister here and the foreign minister let me read you what the foreign minister tweeted 1st he said we welcomed the removal of nelson is a car iraq liv

delegation of the government of the islamic republic off afghanistan that include in that included a woman who is let's talk about strong defender and a champion of women right let's talk about that because a lot of people are looking at who was there and who wasn't there and you mentioned difficult times women paid very much still the highest price under the taliban's rule the delegation of $12.00 in these moscow talks that we have been discussing included just one woman as you haven't mentioned one woman to represent the interests of half of your population is that the right proportion to reflect your vision for peace for the new afghanistan. well i think if we're talking about numbers i think of the 4 people that have been invited from priya to pre-approve prison the government of this law because of understanding addition one of them was women 25 percent of women good presentation there but i think that doesn't mean that yes we have to be complacent with where to how we were represented there but important is that she was there she championed and she was there to present the best

eventually for both sides this law makes the public of afghanistan and the taliban as long as the islamic republic of afghanistan is concerned i can assure you that it was very helpful in that. it will it will help us. within the country also throughout the negotiations. a long dormant volcano sprang into life in iceland on friday spewing fountains of lava very close to the capital . of the lava covered an area of about one square kilometer but as i understand didn't pose any immediate danger to the locals of the eruption though did not come as a surprise the country had recorded more than 40000 earthquakes over the past 3 weeks the volcano had previously sat dormant for 6000 years the last time an eruption took place on the peninsula was 800 years ago. both his loss of parliamentary immunity jail and alleged ties with artie's editor in chief these are just a few of the things that former catalan leader and member of european parliament karla's puja month speaks about in the latest episode of artie's going on the ground up huge amount was a key figure in catalonia as independence referendum back i

as long as the islamic republic of afghanistan is concerned i can assure you that it was very helpful in that. it will it will help us. within the country also throughout the negotiations. a major protest is expected in jerusalem in the coming hours calling for the israeli prime minister to be prosecuted for corruption although there is still plenty of support for binyamin netanyahu the latest polls put him on course to win the upcoming election which will be the 4th in 2 years. ben swann discussed the run up to choose days ballot with former israeli ambassador to the u.n. danny danon on and palestinian journalist top you can watch the full discussion on the no b.s. podcast on facebook and you. false election into use it sounds crazy to. hope it will be the last this cycle for the new future so the little now used to live the leading candidate is the steve about it $35.00 seats out of $120.00 but what's happening is for the 1st time you have a lot of power to use for the right conservative power do you actually think the same make the prime minister on on global issues an economy and

eventually affordable to act this law makes the public of afghanistan and the taliban as long as the islamic republic of afghanistan is concerned i can assure you that it was very helpful in that. it will it will help us. within the country also throughout the negotiations. this month the british government unveiled a far reaching refute of its foreign policy and defense strategy and according to the document china and mainly russia are the biggest threats to london r.t. simon wright has been looking at the finer details. if you have any doubt the trouble the west is having working out how to deal with china i give to you britain's hold on integrated review of security defense development foreign policy your writing purpose of this review the most comprehensive since the cold war is to make the united kingdom stronger safer and prosperous while standing up program so i've read between the lines of this report which is the most important part and i boil it down for you america is a fading power but britain will still hide behind it whenever it can the united states will be our greatest ally and a uniq

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eventually for both sides this law makes the public of afghanistan and the taliban as long as the islamic republicof afghanistan is concerned i can assure you that it was very helpful in that. it will it will help us. within the country also throughout the negotiations. his loss of parliamentary immunity jail and alleged ties with editor in chief well these are just a few of the things the. member of european parliament speaks about in the latest episode of oxys going underground pushing what was a key figure in independence referendum 2017 which was ruled illegal by spain forcing him to flee the country he became an m.e.p. in 29 but earlier this month the european parliament stripped him of his parliamentary immunity you can watch the full interview on our channel throughout the day for now is a quick. tell me what their removal of your a immunity from prosecution means might clear a threat against one of the bases of her european democracy. consistent trending fundamental right human values that are up for a while you were in jail in schleswig. what did it personally feel like no charge that spa

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delegation of the government of the islamic republic off afghanistan and that included in that included a woman who is let's talk about strong defender and a champion of women right let's talk about that because a lot of people are looking at who was there and who wasn't there and you mentioned difficult times women paid very much so the highest price under the taliban's rule on the delegation of $12.00 in these moscow talks that we have been discussing included just one woman as you haven't mentioned one woman to represent the interests of half of your population is that the right proportion to reflect your vision for peace for the new afghanistan. well i think if we're talking about numbers i think of the 4 people that have been invited from 2 priya to pre-approve prison the government of this law on the sunday edition one of them was women 25 percent of women did presentation there but i think that doesn't mean that yes we have to be complacent with. how we were represented there but important is that she was there she is and she was there to present the best possible way that what t

friend and war war is a bad thing there's one thing worse which is tell out how the radical islamic republic of iran acquire a host of. nuclear bombs and turn the entire region into the most lethal and. you know dangerous region in the world we're not going to let that happen we have to stop that and you only stop it by a credible threats not in terms of the international help all this prime minister netanyahu praised the presidency of donald trump as being in the best interests of bilateral talks what about the future now for u.s. israeli relations not just over iran but generally in the biden era. well you know relation ship and the friendship between the u.s. and israel goes beyond you know a certain administration a deep bond of interests and values. israel israel's might in the middle east is a national security asset to the whole free world because we're out fending these radical islamists who are creating terror so i'm quite confident that we'll be able to form a warm and ongoing relationship with the bite in a ministration and continue to restore in retain quiet in this area and step

delegation of the government of the islamic republic off afghanistan that include in that included a woman who is let's talk about strong defender and a champion of women right let's talk about that because a lot of people are looking at who was there and who wasn't there and you mentioned difficult times women paid very much so the highest price under the taliban's rule on the delegation of $12.00 in these moscow talks that we have been discussing included just one woman as you haven't mentioned one woman to represent the interests of half of your population is that the right proportion to reflect your vision for peace for the new afghanistan. well i think if we're talking about numbers i think of the 4 people that have been invited from priya to pre-approve prison the government of the slums developing off of on the sunday edition one of them was women 25 percent of women good presentation there but i think that doesn't mean that yes we have to be complacent with. how we were represented there but important is that she was there she is she was there to present the best possible way

delegation of the government of the islamic republic off afghanistan that include in that included a woman who is let's talk about strong defender and a champion of women right let's talk about that because a lot of people are looking at who was there and who wasn't there and you mentioned difficult times women paid very much so the highest price under the taliban's rule the delegation of $12.00 in these moscow talks that we have been discussing included just one woman as you haven't mentioned one woman to represent the interests of half of your population is that the right proportion to reflect your vision for peace for the new afghanistan. well i think if we're talking about numbers i think of the 4 people that have been invited from priya to pre-approve prison the government of this law because of on the sunday edition one of them was women 25 percent of women did presentation there but i think that doesn't mean that yes we have to be complacent with. how we were represented there but important is that she was there she is and she was there to present the best possible way that wh

spying charges she was jailed in 2016 for allegedly plotting to overthrow the regime in the islamic republic the case has become a matter of major diplomatic disagreement between britain and iran iran has repeatedly detained foreigners and dual nationals on charges campaigners and government say are unfounded here's how antonio's a pull the c.e.o. of the thomson reuters foundation and our iraq close former employer reacted to the news it's a positive development it's got its way but he's also a certain extent that expected because it's the end of a 5 year prison sentence and so she was. some sort of information so some development was expected. that the. scum off the set is definitely is definitely let's get more on that from our correspondent in london charland shells unfilter let this has been a longstanding source of tensions between the u.k. and iran has any official reaction from london. that's right this is just the latest stage in this ongoing story there has been reaction from the prime minister ahead and the foreign minister let me read you what the foreign minister is sweet it for

the 2nd client would be the security services of the islamic republic of iran currently under the european union sanctions the sale of surveillance equipment to iran is prohibited by law. last lee could james obtain restricted surveillance equipment without telling the company who the client was. any company going to this dale wouldn't know if he was buying on behalf of a criminal gang or a terrorist organization. the 1st product james would try to buy for his clients is an interception device called an ins he catches. some of the most intrusive tools and surveillance industries lawmakers are small and move on. to the next. is a portable surveillance flights that can be driven to anywhere in the target it's summer as small as a suitcase you can be set at home drinking coffee only newspaper. and as soon as the in psychiatrist turned off to trick your phone and potentially all the other phones of your area into walking out of that system. once that's done you have a little contract movement intercepted messages and phone calls or even send you figments just from friends. these are not design

you have the one in iran which is represented at the moment by the supreme leader of the islamic republic in the rule of the juris prudence. in other words, clerics should be involved in the nuts and bolts, the daily running of the country. that's what we have seen in iran. in iraq, the ayatollah sistani believes perhaps the clerics should express their opinions, but they shouldn't get involved in politics. >> i got to let you go, ben. we are out of time. as always, a pleasure and an education to hear from you. and we will be back in a moment. . an air force veteran made of doing what's right, not what's easy. so when a hailstorm hit, usaa reached out before he could even inspect the damage. that's how you do it right. usaa insurance is made just the way martin's family needs it with hassle-free claims, he got paid before his neighbor even got started. because doing right by our members, that's what's right. usaa. what you're made of, we're made for. ♪ usaa ♪ something great from mr. clean. stop struggling to clean tough messes with sprays. we're made for. try clean freak! it has three ti

spying charges she was jailed in 2016 for allegedly plotting to overthrow the regime in the islamic republic the case has become a matter of major diplomatic disagreement between britain and iran iran has repeatedly detained foreigners and jewel nationals on charges campaigners and governments say are unfounded. here's how until neal is a pool of the c.e.o. of the thomson reuters foundation and ari radcliffe former employer reacted to the news. it's a positive development let's put it this way but he's also with a certain extent than expected though because it's the end of a 5 year term prison prison sentence and so she was due some sort of information so some development was expected in the fact that the uncle to. come off the set especially especially let's get more on that from our correspondent in london charland shell some filter let this has been a longstanding source of tensions between the u.k. and iran has arisen any official reaction from london. that's right this is just the latest stage in this ongoing story there has been reaction from the prime minister here and the foreign min

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in stress books say the funding is contingent on the course islamic confederation reaffirming its commitment to the values of the french republic they've also complained directly to the elisei about the rise. the minister of the interior did not issue any warning on this subject the risk of foreign interference should be addressed to mr season as serious this was local officials can know the reduced to this informal exchanges but it wasn't just the interior minister who hate out at the decision to help fund the mosque the minister for citizenship was also scathing tony bennett this is not the 1st time that mayors of the french green party are on the ferry sleeper slow to radical islam as that was a step too far for so. he cannot take advantage of his position as minister to demonize his opponents otherwise it negates the democratic debate we're still he said the mayor of straws burke has received death threats since the controversy was unleashed for most people here in strasburg the row has moved the political edge. against all forms of violence whether physical or psychological but the decision of these grand mayor to finance

strasbourg say the funding is contingent on the merely gora's islamic confederation reaffirming its commitment to the values of the french republic they've also complained directly to the elite say about the route. the middest of the interior did not issue any warning on this subject the risk of foreign interference should be addressed with precision and seriousness look was local officials can know the reduced to this informal exchanges but it wasn't just the interior minister who hate out of the decision to help fund the mosque the minister for citizenship was also scathing suggesting the green party was on a very slippery slope and was flirting with radical islamists that was a step too far for some. it is not possible today for the minister to take advantage of his position to demonize his opponents because because they are dynamic it is in mediation of the democratic debate we're still he said the mayor of stress burke has received death threats since the controversy was unleashed what this polemic highlights is how heightened tensions are in france particularly over islam and islamic extremism as the government tightens the