abbas: i was a different story. michael: that's my point. we walked away because of the other things that were happening outside the iran deal. i'm conceding your point. the violation of u.n. security council for the support of terrorism, using civilian aircraft to transfer militias to syria, for buying equipment they are not supposed to have, these are violations of resolutions. iran has been a breach in the past. why would we have expected iran to adhere in the shadows of the jcpoa when they cheat in the open on existing u.n. security council resolutions? if all of those things did not happen, we would still be in the jcpoa. abbas: the solution for that, i'm sorry, i was just pushing against that, the solution is to negotiate another deal. found irans that we irand -- we found interacting in a not good way. this has made us in a weak position. michael: i disagree. abbas: there are sanctions related to the ballistic missiles of the militia and all of that. we reinstated the sanctions we agreed to lift once they sign the jcpoa, then it looke

in his 1st media briefing as iran's new foreign ministry spokesman abbas moussavi wasted no time getting to the point if the united states wants talks with iran the starting point is returning to the 2015 nuclear deal. now we won't have any negotiation is the united states and on line has always been respect for international agreements to we stay could return there with. and based on delusion so we have no prospect for negotiation and invades for developments. as to offers by 3rd parties while iran's leaders are open to hearing from concerned friends mousavi says mediation isn't necessary yet stubbornly sticking to its guns seems to have worked in the iranian government's favor the u.s. has rolled back hawkish language and even with the american military buildup still in the region a war seems much less imminent iranians often say they don't care about iran's strategic victories or even standing up to america they care about things like the price of diapers for their children the value of their real currency fluctuating from one second to the next and generally being unable to afford a

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could make the situation worse for palestinian plight was also on the agenda with president mahmoud abbas calling on leaders to reject president doll transfer opposed peace deal with israel and. we call for an end to days rail yoku patient of palestine under stablish ment of a palestinian independent state on the borders of 1967 with east jerusalem as its capital i would like to also reaffirm our absolute stance against american attempts to undermine international law with what is called the deal of the century to abolish the principle of a 2 state solution and carter's prime minister attended the talks it was the 1st high level meeting since the 2017 blockade on his nation address simmons' reports. this is the 1st high level contact between cattle in saudi arabia for nearly 2 years the qatari prime minister shaikh abdullah bin nasa being funny and saudi king salamander bin abdel-aziz the saudis are trying to show they have wider backing in their efforts to counter what they say is iran's growing influence the qatari prime minister here briefly shaking hands with the king of bahrain kuwai

president mahmoud abbas has called an arab states to support the palestinian cause he's once again rejected u.s. president trumps peace plan. we call for an end today israeli occupation of palestine and the stablish meant of a palestinian independent state on the borders of $967.00 with east jerusalem as its capital i would like to also reaffirm our absolute stance against american attempts to undermine international law with what is called the deal of the century to abolish the principle of a 2 state solution. israel police say they've killed the palestinian man after here tank 2 people with a knife in the east jerusalem on friday the attacks happened in the old city one israeli man is in critical condition another suffered minor injuries israeli police have increased security across east and west jerusalem during the fasting month of ramadan several people are reported to have been killed in a series of explosions in northern iraq more than a dozen others are said to been injured in the blast in the city of could cook the military says several improvised explosive devices when taft is no

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we are also joined by the uighur-american activist rushan abbas.he is the founder and director of campaign for uighurs. after she spoke out against china's repression of the uighurs last year, her a aunt ad sister disappeared. her aunt has since been released but there is still no news of her sister. we welcome you both to democracy now! exactly,xplain n further first, who made this app and how china is using this, particularly against the muslim uighur population. >> the app itself was designed by a company that was at the time a subsidiary of a very large chinese conglomerate called cetc. the goal really was to build a system probably that could integrate multiple different streams of data from everything from police used apps to facial recognitition software.e. this partiticular app w w desigd for police to use on a mole vices, both to o gather infoformation abouout people but then to receive directives from the central system a about whetr they wermemeant tooo out and carry out further investigations of people and what sort of information they

you have president abbas in the west bank and hamas in gaza.d with israel, he has moved the american embassy to jerusalem, sided with israel, he has moved the american embassy tojerusalem, he is pushing and pressuring the palestinians to accept basically his vision for a solution with israel. we still don't know what that vision is because he has not revealed it in detail. we know the broad contours. jerusalem is not on the table. there are more than 4 million palestinian refugees not on the table. the reality is, according to his own envoy to the middle east, jack krishna, that this american president no longer subscribes to a two—state solution. even an independent, viable palestinian state is not on the table and that is why i say the piece process is dead. even with this latest round of confrontation and if it does not lead to all—out war, i feel war might come as a result of many factors on the west bank as well. what about the regional players who try to calm things down and the obvious one is egypt? they seem to enjoy a relatively good r

you have president abbas and the palestinian authorities on the west bank and you have gaza and hamas is that president trump has fully sided with israel, he has moved the american embassy to jerusalem, he is pushing and pressuring the palestinians to accept basically his vision for a solution with israel. and we still don't know what that vision is because he hasn't actually revealed it in detail. we know the broad contours. jerusalem now is not on the table, the palestinian refugees, more than 4 million palestinians, are not on the table, and the reality is according to his own envoy to the middle east, jared kushner, that the american president no longer subscribes to a two—state solution, so even an independent, viable palestinian state is not on the table. crowds gathered to watch thailand's newly crowned king being carried through the streets of the capital bangkok in a four—mile royal procession. king vajiralongkorn was crowned in an elaborate ceremony yesterday, becoming thailand's first new king in 70 years. our diplomatic correspondent james landale reports. dawn in bangkok,

about the ongoing tensions and his talks in tehran with abbas a russian. the week of the it's been a year since the united states quit the joint comprehensive action plan during this time iran's compliance with the way has been impeccable with iran lost the benefits of his participation in the deal particularly the economic benefits as a result the iranian leadership announced a partial suspension of the obligations it had taken on voluntarily when it signed up to the agreement we are sympathetic to this policy and today i discussed with my colleague a bass arachchi what specific future actions could be. can we believe that iran's proposal to conclude a multinational non-aggression pact in the persian gulf region is very timely we discussed that today this idea is consistent with the russian initiative to develop new measures to strengthen security in the persian gulf we repeat addressing our colleagues and friends that the suggestions on the table and we are ready to implement them success in these areas will i'm sure help save the chase c.p.o. a presiden

plan with prime minister mahmoud abbas telling arab leaders earlier it undermines international law the abraham has more from ramallah palestinians have stopped engaging with the u.s. administration ever since the u.s. president donald trump said that he's willing to move the u.s. embassy from tel aviv to jerusalem which he eventually did last year the palestinian officials would tell you that the americans have become part of the problem and not part of the solution and not only do they to jack the u.s. peace plan but also the sort mediation of america in the peace process as to the economic workshop that is due to be held in the next month ballasting ians it is that they haven't been consulted in that conference and they're not going to be joining that position has been debated he did by palestinian president mahmoud abbas who was met at a special envoy by the king yesterday he told him that the palestinians are not going to be joining in response the invoice said that is simply hosting the conference and not organizing it palestinian officials have repeatedly said this is that the so

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the current administration the current president that we have mahmoud abbas who was elected on a platform to fight corruption and he is known for that he's been head of state in the past and he took on venality back then and he's doing the same thing now and that's why nigerians voted for him overwhelmingly how effective is this battle against corruption a very very effective you know. they've been reforms that have changed the accounting system in nigeria we've got. the institutions that have been put in place to fight corruption. strong presidential advisory committee on corruption that keeps on continues to churn out policies that have proven to be very effective for instance we have a whistle blower policy where with the brewers actually get a reward when they report on corrupt franks's so there's so much going on you know apart from the new technology advances going on and if you look at our banking system we have bob's one of the most effective online and mobile platform banking systems so payment systems are very effective. very efficient all that said why then doesn't nigeria have

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in his 1st media briefing as iran's new foreign ministry spokesman abbas mousavi wasted no time getting to the point if the united states wants talks with iran the starting point is returning to the 2015 nuclear deal. now we won't have any negotiation is the united states and. has always been respect for international agreements to we stay could return there with. and based on delusion so we have no prospect for negotiation and invades for developments. as to offers by 3rd parties while iran's leaders are open to hearing from concerned friends mousavi says mediation isn't necessary yet stubbornly sticking to its guns seems to have worked in the iranian government's favor the u.s. has rolled back hawkish language and even with the american military buildup still in the region seems much less. iranians often say they don't care about iran's strategic victories or even standing up to america they care about things like the price of diapers for their children the value of their real currency fluctuating from one second to the next and generally being unable to afford a happy life. in my opi

that the palestinians never said no to my plan they never said no to my plan i repeat it dr mahmoud abbas abu mazen never said yes but at the same time he never said no and he keeps saying all the time i never said no which means that implicitly at least he doesn't reject the option that he will one say yes to something that he said he never said no to no the economic incentives may be an important ingredient but without a political framework of nature that i've proposed in 2008 there will be no agreement and no. only that there will not be an agreement but all those that hope they the moderate arab countries the emirates the saudis the egyptians they don't bring in said others will somehow call prate we something that reflects the basic they wreck of a 2 state solution is mistaken none of the countries will come forward unless there will be a proposed solution on the basis of 2 states there is my absolute conviction and also things that i hear from talking to some of us over the last couple of months well prime minister we have to leave it there thank you very much for being with us toda

and a reminder of the top stories we're following here for you austria chanceless abbas and chris has pulled the plug on his governing coalition and called for snap elections as soon as possible after his vice chancellor was forced to resign amid allegations of corruption. and australia's governing conservative coalition has scored a shock victory in the country's elections the opposition labor party was pulling ahead before the vote but failed to convert that into a win. here watching t w there is a back with more of the top the hour stick around because it's bundesliga show the public fully asked coming up after the break thanks so much for watching. good a good idea but what's become of it and what will it look like tomorrow. g.w. gets ready for an in-depth look at the european elections asking the questions that matter to her european voters' hopes for the new parliament what challenges lie ahead from way too long the closer since and the people in power have gotten away with not doing.

mole abbas. he added to. the passion the success and the popularity. and then he gave it all up. for the love of his homeland. football rebels delves into the realm of footballing legend rashid a clue free. to fall to the algerian national liberation front with his feet rashid makushi and the f.l.n. team on al jazeera. business updates brought to you by qatar airways going places together. be above the bottom . business updates brought to you by qatar airways going places together world goals and an incredible journey to first hand accounts and extraordinary archive footage to the cities of palestine as they were before nine hundred forty eight and the impact the creation of israel had done to a witness the vibrant commercial and cultural lives of now a follow up close and a heritage that many of today's palestinians have never known lost cities of palestine on al-jazeera. this is al jazeera. hello i'm so rahman and you're watching the al-jazeera news our lives my headquarters here in doha coming up in the next sixty minutes iran says it will step up your reign of enrichment of t

in operation for nigeria's president mahmoud abbas hari his 2nd term is underway the 75 year old former army general won a closely fought election on in february he campaigned on promises to revive the economy and corruption and defeat boko haram fighters in the northeast are his main political opponent has challenge the election result. way has stepped up its legal fight against u.s. sanctions the company filed a motion in court to have bans on its business unconstitutional as federal agencies and contractors are prohibited from using weiwei equipment for national security reasons andrew brown adrian brown pardon me has this report. if you companies could withstand the assault that while ways no wonder part of its response has been to open its doors to the international media our rig in corporate china but these are unusual and uncertain times for the country's biggest technology company now effectively locked out of the us market we believe these sets a dangerous precedent that they it's can it come and our way tomorrow it could be your industry your company your consumers on wednesda

as ministers from the far right freedom party quit their government posts that's after translators abbas gen cortes sacked is interior minister in the wake of a corruption scandal. i'm calling asman in berlin welcome to the program iran is appealing to the united nations to help ease tensions in the persian gulf region that's after a weekend of talks when donald trump threatened and 12 in a tweet to quote and iran tehran has since responded with a warning of its own but says it's not looking for a war relations between the 2 countries have worsened over the past year after washington pulled out of the 2015 deal aimed at curbing iran's nuclear program. iran's foreign minister mohammad javad zarif didn't mince words in his response to trump's threats. donald trump hopes to achieve what i like sander the great genghis khan and other aggressors fail to do iranians have stood tall for millennia while the aggressors are all gone economic terrorism and genocidal taunts won't end iran never threaten a rainy and try respect it works. it was all in response to trump's earlier tweet vowing to quote

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among them the freedom of declaration and change forces, and opposition bloc headeded by madanini abbas >> therere will be three branch. there willll be a ministerial council. a legislative council. reporter: both sides agreed that nearly 70% of the parliamentary seats would go to the dfcf, the rest to other political groups. reporter: it has also -->> it has also been agreed that the transitional period should last three years. reporter: after that, the agreement foresees elections for parliament and government, building blocks for a civil society. brent: you're watching dw news from berlin. still to come, the liverpool coach chosen as the football ambassador for 2019. the award given to a football coach abroad whose work has contributed to a positive image for germany. that's coming up in a few moments. text giants are under pressure to stop the abuse of their platforms and the spread of hate and the broadcast of terror attacks. the leaders of france and new zealand are holding a special summit in new zealand. this was after a terrorist massacred worshipers in christchurch and live st

could make the situation worse the palestinian plight was also on the agenda with president mahmoud abbas calling on leaders to reject president proposed peace deal with israel. we called for an end 2 days of. this time under stop. me an independent state on the borders of $967.00 with east jerusalem as its capital i would like to also reaffirm our absolute stance against american attempts to undermine international law with what is called the deal of the century to abolish the principle of a 2 state solution and got our prime minister attended the talks it was the 1st high level meeting since the 2017 blockade on this nation andrew symonds reports. this is the 1st high level contact between cattle in saudi arabia for nearly 2 years the qatari prime minister shaikh abdullah bin nasa being funny and saudi king salamander bin abdel-aziz the saudis are trying to show they have wider backing in their effort to counter what they say is iran's growing influence the qatari prime minister here briefly shaking hands with the king of bahrain kuwait zimmy or trying to encourage some dialogue as he h

and not because of security concerns and dozens of mainly american workers at an oil field in the abbas or other front of the buy on saturday the train ordered all its nationals to leave iraq and iran because of what it called unstable conditions. oil producing nations have met in saudi arabia to discuss prices and production limits donald trump had said saudi arabia and other opec members had agreed to his request to boost production to combat an increase in oil prices following renewed sanctions on iran but at the meeting the u.a.e. saudi arabia and nigeria advised against it saying they don't want to they want rather to avoid a drop in global prices. growing food there are great uncertainties. one of them of course. is disruptions that could be caused by civil unrest in some countries with which we have a lot of sympathy and support member countries and we care for them and we hope to quickly stabilize but currently. experiencing a lot of difficulties there are a jew political issues including sanctions in some countries that are members of grouping that could impact their supply go

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mountains are home to other treasure gold and valuable natural resources the be industrial mining abbas's tourism abducted might encourage ice. in the 75 letters on the w. . why not here to judge but to eliminate prejudices. we're not here to change your opinion but to open some space for different points of view we're not here to speak on behalf of anybody but to let everybody speak for themselves. not here to give the right answers or to ask the right questions. we're not here to indoctrinate but to listen. plus 90 connect to an unbiased agenda subscribe now on you tube. some say that we're going into this world alone. that we're not. a mistake and we come into this world we're in it together. even might get there we can make him feel different that's why europe is on the ballot in that's why we vote. last. place. this is v.w. news flights from india is not are some election process news and photos cost that ballots in delhi and other areas in a poll that could see the governing b.j. thing synchronicity significantly weakened also coming up on t.v. government protests and now claiming a

sanctions this time targeting iran's metals industry iranian foreign ministry spokesman abbas mousavi said the u.s. moved once again violated america's international committee he threatened legal action and said the united states would be held responsible for damages resulting from these latest sanctions but experts say existing sanctions have already made things so bad that more sanctions are unlikely to make things much worse. i think what america is doing now is just repeating their position banking sanctions have already made many problems for a rainy and trade missile and other sanctions might make any difference i think it's a big agreement for his next election and as there has not been any result with north korea the u.s. is trying to increase pressure on iran the latest u.s. sanctions hit iran as europe rejected what it called iran's ultimatum of non-cooperation with the nuclear deal and in a sign of growing mistrust with european partners iranian m.p.'s from the national security and foreign policy commission of iran's parliament accuse the e.u. of working with the us agains

that we could do something neither netanyahu or abbas would both want to pull back so the catalyst so that would be a single. that would be fantastic. . >> so saying i spent 30 years working on this so i want them to succeed. i am hoping that part of what is driving them is a deliberate effort to do two things. one is having driven down expectations so low to surprise the palestinians and then to ask a lot. so if the planned surprises us with those two dimensions then i have some hope. 's for someone working on this 30 years if i don't find hope what else does? [laughter] [applause] . >> and wed not force you to give that percentage to say i am well-prepared i have learned a lot. [applause] . >> please join me to think our guest. [applause] let me add a final word. dennis just double down on his side of the wager. we have a bet if the president will even issue the middle east peace plan that we heard tonight. you heard today absolutely positively no doubt about it. but i take that bet. [laughter] i look forward to months from now i still think that this lightning bolt of a solution of

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could make the situation worse the palestinian plight was also on the agenda with president mahmoud abbas calling on the leaders to reject president donald trump as proposed peace deal with israel. we called for an end today's israeli occupation of palestine under stablish meant to abolish the an independent state on the borders of 1967 with east jerusalem as its capital i would like to also reaffirm our absolute stance against american attempts to undermine international law with what is called the deal of the century to abolish the principle of a 2 state solution and prime minister attended the talks it was the 1st high level meeting since the 2017 blockade on his nation anderson as reports. this is the 1st high level contact between cattle in saudi arabia for nearly 2 years the qatari prime minister shaikh abdullah bin nasa being funny and saudi king salamander bin abdel-aziz the saudis are trying to show they have wider backing in their efforts to counter what they say is iran's growing influence the qatari prime minister here briefly shaking hands with the king of bahrain kuwait see

the israeli prime minister abbas to carry on a campaign of airstrikes targeting hamas positions in gaza as a major flare up of cross border violence continues for a second day. in the stories that shape the week venezuelan president nicolas maduro claims he put down an attempted coup by opposition leader one who along with his u.s. backers and a nice plotting a military overthrow our guests debate the issue. doesn't get him in power brick of nice five days national committee six million people voted for nicolas maduro last may in a free and fair election that i observe you know how many people voted for one boy . and the u.s. attorney general is grilled in the senate over his handling of the molar report but refuses to subject himself to further questions which democrats now calling william barr a coward and mulling contempt charges. welcome to the weekly here on our to international where we bring you the latest headline news and the top stories from the past week. first we have news just as a plane has made an emergency landing at moscow's sheremetyevo airport after reporting a fire t

the israeli prime minister abbas to carry on a campaign of airstrikes targeting hamas positions in gaza as a major flare up of cross border violence continues for a second day. in the stories that shape the week venezuelan president nicolas maduro claims he put down an attempted coup by opposition leader one who along with his u.s. backers and a nice plotting a military overthrow our guess debate the issue. was that you didn't.

now spending months on the streets as part of the latest uprising against former president mahmoud abbas here but have done has paid a high price one night in january on his way home from a demonstration he was followed by security forces. you know some people came from behind me and started beating me with an electric but. they did not say anything. i was hit directly in my eye. i told the officer that i had had i surgery and that i had lost my cornea he said we could kill you never mind your i. have done might never see with his right eye again and the harassment continued when he was taken to a detention center by the security forces there an officer recognized him as a prominent activist that. forcibly stripped me they ripped my shirt and trousers they started saying inappropriate things and threatened to rape me i felt ashamed being in front of so many people and being naked and having all these things said to you it's been a huge psychological toll. another witness to the cost of the revolution is dr enamel. she helps run this field clinic at the heart of the sit in in front of the

could make the situation worse the palestinian plight was also on the agenda with president mahmoud abbas calling on the leaders to reject president donald trump's proposed peace deal with israel. we called for an end to days rail yoku patient of palestine under stablish ment of a palestinian independent state on the borders of 1987 with east jerusalem as its capital i would like to also reaffirm our absolute stance against american attempts to undermine international law with what is called the deal of the century to abolish the principle of a 2 state solution and as prime minister attended the talks it was the 1st high level meeting since the $27.00 team blockade of his nation began under simmons reports. this is the 1st high level contact between cattle in saudi arabia for nearly 2 years the qatari prime minister shaikh abdullah bin nasser being funny and saudi king salamander bin abdel-aziz the saudis are trying to show they have wider backing in their efforts to counter what they say is iran's growing influence the qatari prime minister here briefly shaking hands with the king of bah

the israeli prime minister abbas to carry on a campaign of massive air strikes targeting hamas positions and gaza a very major flare up in cross border exchanges which are now into their second day . in the stories that shaped the week venezuelan president nicolas maduro claims he put down an attempted coup by opposition leader one why go along with his u.s. backers denies plotting a military overthrow our guest debate the issue. doesn't get him in power for good .

have now reacted for the first time officially to these sanctions to the foreign ministry spokesman abbas mousavi condemning the new u.s. sanctions on iran's meddle industries and hinting at possible legal action that iran might take and saying to the united states that the u.s. would be held responsible for damages presumably financial damages are rising from these sanctions we've also heard from iran's parliament in response to the european stance taken today a member of iran's parliament an m.p. mohammad ali also someone who sits on iran's national security and foreign policy commission a very important part of an important body part of iran's parliament and he said that the e.u. was clearly playing good cop while the united states was playing bad cop and waging economic war against iran in a statement he made he said that it seems the u.s. and the e.u. have divided responsibilities between themselves the u.s. imposes tough and bardos on iran and takes an extremist stance while the e.u. keeps us waiting to find enough time for dismissing its duties the e.u. statement today proves that

they're not going to be joining that position has been debated aided by palestinian president mahmoud abbas who was met the special envoy by the king yesterday he told him that the palestinians are not going to be joining in response the invoice said that it is simply hosting the conference and not organizing palestinian officials have repeatedly said this is the solution to the palestinian cause is not just economic it's political they talk about the end of occupation as well as having is jerusalem as the capital of the future palestinian state iran's foreign minister has criticized the yet to be unveiled u.s. plan calling it shameful he made the comments to representatives of muslim countries in tehran on wednesday the machine east jerusalem is not for sale doesn't belong to trump and he can't give it away to anyone it will never be owned by benjamin netanyahu and no one is allowed to buy or sell it on behalf of the great palestinian nation meanwhile iranian member of parliament says the u.s. has been using mediators to send messages to his government and says the americans have also aske