that have threatened bahrain. we know of training and equipping of individuals and troops that threatening bahrain. >> efforts to ship arms. >> that's right. earlier this year the state department designated two individuals. one is resident in iran who had been involved in attacks against the bahrainny state and the government. there's a serious threat there's a real threat there. at the same time channels and effective channels for political discourse for involvement in the fairs of the country are critical essential stability. ultimately for the stability and strength of bahrainny state and its relationship with its people. when i was previously in my previous position in the counter terrorism bureau we frequently emphasize there need be no contradiction between human rights. and effective security practices. which protect the population. in tha a point i will continue to emphasis if given the opportunity and confirmed as ambassador to bahrain. to bring these two together to con flat security and terrorism with

and honesty international accuses bahrain of mass torture and a crackdown against its government's critics but human rights group also blames the u.s. and the u.k. for ignoring the problem. is a darting international broadcasting to you live from the russian capital i'm lucky aaron good to have you with us out the u.s. state department has been facing a grilling over this seizure of the russian consulate in san francisco as it appears our t.v. is becoming synonymous with uncomfortable questions of during the media briefings. more people writing programs are what's your name let's move on move on to something else if you still consider that sovereign russian property or were those properties searched because there was a concern that they were being used for intelligence purposes which would be like a different issue i'm just not going to get into that let's let's move let's move on to something else there. were any other country with us missions that. did a good search but the. government was you know what i don't know if you are working for today or what but i remember a u.s. department of

it lays the blame for some of bahrain species on other countries as well including the u.s. and britain because it says they turn a blind eye to what's happening in the country to spite having a high level of influence over the kingdom bahrain tonight the allegations of abuses against his government's critics calling them terrorists who try to undermine the stability of the country we got reaction on this from a member of the bahrain freedom movement but. of what is doing is that he is better secure thing the people the political stance of love the goes in to have impact on the policies of the regime there is. he knows that without their support if there are survivors if without the support of the with this and americans of course of the saudis there as you would have collapsed so i think as long as the. need to improvement over human rights situation and broadly a political transform it into those democracy but they don't want the. hungry in slovakia have lashed out at brussels after the highest court ruled that the countries will have to abide by mandatory migrant quotas b

look at closely those claims and rights groups national releases a new report documenting it deadly bahrain crackdown on government critics accuse britain and the u.s. of turning a blind eye to the big since. i welcome it's just turned six o'clock here in moscow you're watching the international now the u.s. state department has been facing a grilling over the seizure of the russian consulate in san francisco and even accuse journalists of sounding too much like. more people do that in programs are what's your name let's move on move on to something else if you still consider that sovereign russian property or were those property searched because there was a concern that they were being used for intelligence purposes which would be like a different issue and it's not going to get into that let it lead in this let's move on to something else here in russia or any other country where u.s. missions that have been deleted have been searched by the host. governments you know what i don't know if you are working for r.t. today or what but i think you might remember. the response r.t. said her in

a member of the bahrain freedom movement told us that london and washington are essentially complicit in the cripes. but. of what is doing is that he's parasitic you would think the people the political stance of london goes in to have a direct impact on the policies of the regime there or do laws that without their support if they are survive if without the support of the with this and americans of course under through these there is you would have pulled out so i think as strong as from washington on london will deliberately lead to improvement over human rights situation and broadly political transform it into those democracy what they don't want. but the german election in a little over two weeks time many do you see a victory for angela merkel c.d.u. party as a foregone conclusion the chancellor herself says nothing is certain. gentleman we hear a lot here is that the german election has already been decided i'm telling you that this is simply not true. the latest polls do show anger merkel's party breaking away from her main rival martin shelton social democratic party however t

no one can protect us the title of a new amnesty international report on bahrain's violent crackdown against activists and their families over the past year the rights group has documented the deaths of six people including a child as well as numerous cases of arbitrary detention and also talk. the report also criticism for the international community for its silence over bahrain's rights abuses in particular takes aim at the u.s. and britain is they are seen as being in a position to influence the kingdom's actions trump is also lambasted for approving the sale of fighter jets to the gulf state and his dropping of human rights demands the report says the use gave a green light for repression. bahrain denies the allegations that have been made against it and accuses government critics of trying to undermine stability in the country side. a member of the bahrain freedom movement told us that london and washington are essentially complicit in the crimes. but. of what is doing is that he is bad sick you would think before the political stance of the law and the goes into have direct imp

its troop presence there and take a closer look at those claims and amnesty international accuses bahrain of mass torture and a crackdown against government critics human rights group also blames the u.s. and u.k. for ignoring the problem. good afternoon just turned to a call here in moscow you're watching international. now the u.s. state department has been facing a grilling over the seizure of the russian consulate in san francisco which is appears that r.t. is becoming synonymous with uncomfortable questions during its media briefings. people say oh i'm sorry sir what's your name let's move on move on to something else you still consider that sovereign russian property or were those property searched because there was a concern that they were being used for intelligence purposes which would be like a different issue i'm just not going to get into that let's let's move let's move on to something else here in russia or any other country where u.s. missions that. it's been searched by the host. government you know what i don't know if you are working for today or what but i remember what

human rights demands the report says those gave a green light for further repression in response bahrain denies the allegations made against it and accuses government critics of trying to undermine stability in the country side a member of the bahrain freedom movement told us that london and washington are essentially complicit in the cripes. but. of what is doing is that he's bad sick you would think the people the political stance of the law and the cause him to have direct impact on the policies of the regime that are deemed laws that without their support if they are survive if without the support of the americans of course of this all these those you would have pulled out so i think strongest from washington and london would vividly lead to improvement over human rights situation and broadly political transform it into those democracy but they don't want. hungary in slovakia have lashed out at brussels after the use highest court ruled the countries will have to abide by mandatory migrant quotas both earlier try to challenge the program and refuse to accept the decision. it was not

bahrain and egypt that qatar funds terrorism charges the government of qatar strongly denies from the beginning the president clearly sided with the blockading countries through tweets and statements but three months later while meeting with the emir of kuwait trump sent the message he's losing patience with the standoff but i do believe that we'll solve it if we don't solve it i will be a mediator right here in the white house will come together very quickly i think we'll have something solved but at the same press conference in added wrinkle when the emir of kuwait said this. thank god now what is unfortunate is that we have stopped any military action the blockading countries quickly came out and denied that they ever considered a military option this dispute has been a big concern for the trump administration from the start given that cutter hosts the largest u.s. military base in the region his secretary of state rex tillerson had been taking the lead even attempting shuttle diplomacy when that didn't work he appointed a well known envoy no visible progress so now the president i

the crises in syria, yemen and bahrain do not have military solutions and can only be resolved through cessation of hostilities and the except ends of the will and wishes of the populaces. the united states government should explain to its own people why, after spending millions of dollars of the assets of the people of america, and of our region, instead of contribute to peace and stability, it is only brought war, misery, poverty, and the rise of terrorism and extremism to the region. gentlemen, over the iran's economy, demonstrated it has unparalleled potential for expansion and growth. economic sanctions not only did not impede iran, but instead, solidified popular resolve to enhance to mystic production. -- domestic production, achieving the highest growth rate last year proved that iranian economy can become the most vibrant emerging economy within the next 20 years, with $1 trillion growth potential. our strategic choice for achieving such sustainable and balanced growth is extensive global partnership. of the firm belief that development and security can only grow together, and

lifted its ban in mid july but the channel remains blacked out in bahrain and saudi so mohammed if i could turn back to you then what does this move say about the power of the media and particularly social media in this region. i think it's a number of things i think on the one hand you see that social media sites like snap chat like facebook instagram and others have an inherent power to the extent that governments. to you know one extent or another fear them in this case you have saudi arabia clearly worried about their citizen citizenry resorting to the facebook or i'm sorry the snap chat channel al-jazeera snap chat channel so there is that recognition that these sites have a type of liberating power governments particularly in this region in the arab region are not necessarily fans of people being able to transcend these pre-defined limits and bounds that exist on freedom of expression the saudi arabian government is quite used to journalists and news organizations toeing the government line they don't necessarily tolerate deviations and they want to make sure that there is a si

saudi arabia bahrain and egypt diplomatic ties with one hundred days ago. now the prime minister of bangladesh has promised to help or hinder muslims who are fleeing violence in myanmar shake a scene or visited one of the camps housing refugees in her country and they're struggling to cope with more than three hundred seventy thousand people who fled from rakhine state who joins us live now from young gone in me and florence the bangladeshi prime minister says that me and mark should take their nationals back but is that likely to happen well it really depends on how you or how well how the government government answers this if it's about national citizens then yes that's the position of the myanmar government it will take their nationals back do they consider they who fled into bangladesh in the last three weeks nationals well the answer is no so are we likely to see the range of refugees now in standing at about three hundred seventy thousand being allowed back into the country that's highly unlikely and we spoke to the myanmar government spokesman and we

saudi arabia bahrain and egypt cut diplomatic ties with qatar one hundred days ago bangladeshi prime minister sheikh hasina has promised to help or hinder muslims who fled to her country from me and ma i seen a visited one of the camps causing refugees and said she would not tolerate any violence against them struggling to cope with more than three hundred and seventeen thousand people who escaped iraq and state tens of thousands of people in france have joined a nationwide protest against labor law reforms president emanuel mark wrong says they're essential to energize the french economy critics say though wipe out hard won protections for workers one of the main changes includes making it easier for medium and small businesses to sack stuff those are the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after inside story by for now. seeking a fourth to first female. opinion polls in the run up to this month's federal election we'll give. you some of her controversial policies and how has a leadership change germany and the e.u. this is inside still.

forgot to mention that in one thousand nine hundred three together with saudi arabia and bahrain wanted to invade qatar and overthrew their regime. by saudi arabia. one. oh no i'm up to backing them up a good deal. and. no . mr president along with the speaker will force us to respond to what he has to say opening the floor again will mean the poor countries will respond and if you want to stay here until the morning i don't mind . the blockading countries accused caspar of sponsoring terrorism in charge of the strongly denies the crisis has had a big impact on young people who've been studying in universities across the gulf one cattery student we spoke to was just a way away day away rather from finishing his degree when the gulf crisis began caroline malone reports from the. him used to fall solder is on a mission to save his education he studied for a bachelor's then a master's degree in law for more than six years at sharjah university in the us. he had an interview booked for his thesis on june sixth a day after the gulf crisis began and all catteries were ordered out of bahrain e

we don't have actually independent country like bahrain because bahrain means saudi arabia. therefore i would say just two countries. emirate is playing double game with saudi arabia and iran. and political insecurity issues is a ally of saudi arabia. and making the most business with iran. practically, emirate is partner number one. the official trade figures always is between top five. unofficially, because they smuggling billions of dollars of goods the iran, they are number one. therefore nobody knows what they are doing. this is why, therefore, barbara, it's important to understand out of 15 neighboring countries we have two hostile countries against jcpoa and other issues. it is not all about the region. because everybody here is talking about the region, they think it is only saudi arabia or emirate. no. it is not the case. second, saudi arabia, emirate, constant policy differ before the deal, after the deal remains the same. first always they are be looking after the nuclear crisis, 2003, they have been looking military strike against iran. you have hundreds of weak

yousef mentioned earlier bahrain arranging meetings with the u.k., asia, and so on.heir debt as rated as junk. what do you expect for this offering? guest: i think first of all it is the first offering from the region since the first significant offering since the summer break. there potentially is going to be some pent-up demand for that. -- typically doing you have a very yield hungry universe. it is going to be interesting. it will animal every price in willin can be seen -- it depend on if the price in bahrain can be seen as a proxy for saudi. it probably does all right, but it is going to really depend on how aggressively they want to price it. shery: should investors be concerned saudi arabia could be back peddling this reform agenda going forward? what will this mean for the markets? guest: i think it probably is a reflection of the fact that they feel they got a little more breathing room than they did when they first regionally formulated plan. obviously they did that at a point where volatility in oil prices was significantly higher. you had oil down in the

trained militants from bahrain and revolutionary guard camps in iran. they have intercepted several arms shipments from iran. by the way, that is in violation councilsecurity revolution 22 31, which enshrined the nuclear agreement. it prohibits these armed exports. also escalated the pressure against bahrain claim in the should be next to the islamic republic. saudi arabia also has come under increasing pressure from iran. not only from the saudi bridge of hezbollah, which has launched terrorist attacks inside the kingdom, but also from rebels in yemen that have launched -- that are fighting the saudi led intervention in that country in support of yemen's internationally recognized government. otherave also launched missiles against saudi territory and raided villages on the saudi side of the border. lifting u.n. sanctions and iran helped ease and pave the way for enhanced strategic cooperation with russia. it allowed russia to -- it allows iran the opportunity to push us -- purchase more advanced arms from russia and modernize its army. russia already

cattle sparking the worst diplomatic crisis to hit the region in decades on june the fifth egypt bahrain the u.a.e. and saudi arabia imposed a land sea and air blockade accusing cattle sponsoring terrorism are charged with strongly denied there were strong words at a summit of the arab league in cairo on tuesday when cats are raised the blockade and accused quotes some regimes of waging a media campaign against it one of the precursors to the gulf crisis and i sell ten r.c. the iraqi minister forgot to mention that in one nine hundred ninety six his country together was saudi arabia and bahrain wanted to hit qatar and overthrow the regime the tone used by saudi arabia's ambassador is a thirteen in tone and i don't think he can back up his threats and a good deal to the shop to get them. to know these are not empty threats mr president if you allow the delegate to speak then we will have to respond you should not open up the discussion unless you want us to stay here until the morning well one of the precursors to the gulf crisis was an antiterrorist summit in the saudi capital riyadh in

are stationed qatar has been under diplomatic ok by saudi arabia the united arab emirates egypt and bahrain for most for months qatar rejects those countries accusation that it supports terrorists cool u.s. president donald trump has offered to mediate in the crisis the iranian foreign minister has told al-jazeera why tehran is backing qatar in its standoff with the blockading nations mommy blames saudi arabia any u.a.e. for undermining stability in the region while we open our borders. to our brothers and cutter what we would have done exactly the same united arab emirates being threatened we're not happy with that because we believe that if you need to resort to through peaceful means we don't know but to try to bully others really. need to really go around the negotiating table not. to cambodia now where farmers say sugar barons are forcing them from their land that government group is examining accusations of exploitation rob mcbride has a story from cole kong mia combo dia's. the company and coast. this was the route saying lim would take to her fields every day life back then with thr

and bahrain imposed a blockade on. the gulf nation of spreading instability and supporting terrorism claims qatar strongly denies faking news stories and also broadcast on a regular basis by networks based out of saudi arabia and the u.a.e. in particular is richard gere's book the host of al-jazeera is listening post with more on the information war the diplomatic standoff in the gulf is a story that's been replete with media angles ever since the start of the blockade of qatar was triggered by a piece of fake news posted on the website of the qatar news agency two weeks before the coalition announced it was isolating the country. the article falsely quoted the qatari amir to mean bin hammad putting some incendiary words in his mouth about regional politics intelligence agencies investigating that hack both american and qatari say they have evidence pointing to the united arab emirates sudden decision to break all diplomatic ties once the blockade went into force the story received significant coverage in the internati

yousef just mentioned how bahrain is arranging meetings with investors in the u.k.nd asia, their debt is now rated as junk. what do you expect for this offering? >> yes, i think first of all the first offering from the region, this is, the first significant one since the summer break. there is potentially going to be some pent up demand for that. there are also doing a sukuk, and you have a fairly yield hungry universal space for that and i think it will be interesting. obviously, it will depend on whether the price and bahrain continues to be seen as a proxy for saudi and a lot of ways in the region and globally. given the fact that it is the first deal out of the box as we start the season, it probably does all right, but able depend -- but it will really depend on how aggressively they want to price it. shery should investors be : concerned that saudi arabia could be backpedaling on its reform agenda going forward? what will this mean for the markets? i think it probably is a reflection of the fact that they feel that they have a little more breathing room than t

and egypt and bahrain and possibly possibly elsewhere so you know for me i think this underscores that this blockade against qatar has very little probably nothing to do with terrorism or fighting terrorism it's really about information and ideas just briefly where do you think this fits into the whole g.c.c. crisis at the moment this is just another kind of layer i think it's more evidence that saudi arabia the u.a.e. behind in egypt are opposed to cut out and are opposed to al-jazeera for ideological reasons because of ideas because of independent foreign policy right because of al-jazeera is independent coverage sometimes critical coverage of these august autocratic governments and has nothing to do with the blockade has nothing to do with terrorism or fighting terrorism all right we're going to have to leave it there a thank you to all three of you muhammad musri here in doha nish ancestry in london and piniella tran back in copenhagen thanks very much for being on inside story and thank you as always for watching remember you can see this program again any time just go to our webs

now speaking of bahrain ok now bahrain. their big test will come their big test will come on sunday yes we're just wait for things to get in line going to travel here to britain and to face hits of before that there's a whole lot of action there's a whole lot of action for the but as they can fans look forward to around seven kickoff tonight with shock and they host a labor couzin now the match pits two traditionally big sides together who have been struggling to regain their former glory on paper sawka looked a stronger but then again laver couzin certainly like coming to play in their stadium. the last time shall co-hosted leyva couzin steffen piece things eighty ninth minute header snatched three points for the visitors and left the royal blues empty handed before that april twenty sixth seen the overgenerous hosts collapse the two up to give clave accused three goals and the win and it's not just bogey team blues that shellac a current front line goes into friday's clash with the goal scoring problem. but it's why two i

with qatar sparking the worst diplomatic crisis to hit the region in decades on june fifth egypt bahrain the u.a.e. and saudi arabia imposed a land sea and air blockade accusing cata of sponsoring terrorism a charge that doha strongly denies. there were strong words at the summit of the arab league in cairo on tuesday when council raised the blockade it accused quote some regimes of waging a media campaign against it one of the precursors to the gulf crisis was an anti terror summit in the saudi capital riyadh back in may now that was u.s. president donald trump's first overseas visit and some analysts have suggested that it emboldened the arab states to cut ties with qatar kuwait has been mediating in the dispute with no success so far president trump has also offered his services to resolve the crisis despite earlier sending conflicting signals about where he stands well the crisis has had a big impact on young people who've been studying in universities across the gulf one cattery student we spoke to was just a day away from finishing his degree when the gulf crisis began caroline mal

disses for june sixth the day before the gulf crisis began when all countries were ordered out of bahrain egypt saudi arabia and the u.a.e. i don't have any. any country because you know. more than six years. or so should be. thinking about you know i think should be studying with any country. i can't get stipulates he needs from the u.a.e. to prove he's finished his studies he's unrolled it cash university in the hope that he'll still qualify however assessing these students without academic records is difficult the total number is so far more than thirty three students in the four countries. saudi arabia and the dilemma is the equivalency to make the course that the student already finished and that one of these country equivalent to make it quicker than to their one of the university you must compare the topics the content katter's human rights committee says they've heard from thousands of students who say their education has been disrupted by the crisis at least seven hundred bahrain is a mirage isn't saudis have had to leave cattle university and they were ordered to return home by

and bahrain as for the social media component in this story it's been a case of follow the money multiple new twitter accounts and web sites have sprung up critical of the qatari position it turns out that this one the qatar insider is backed by a d.c. based lobby group called sap prac it is saudi funded and the financial times report published in early august quote an anonymous saudi journalist saying that they had been added to messaging groups which issued clear instructions for the coverage of this story both the tone and the content of the f.t. has no dog in this fight it's owned by nikkei a japanese company meanwhile the network you're watching now al-jazeera is still being accused by saudi arabia the u.a.e. and egypt of trying to destabilize the region and guitar is still insisting that the future of the al-jazeera network is non-negotiable that the channels will remain on the air regardless of what the blockading countries demand regardless of what their media outlets quote report unquote now zimbabwe's compiling a new voter register ahead of next year's presidential and parliamen

saudi arabia bahrain and egypt all cut diplomatic ties with one hundred days ago. has canceled a visit to the u.n. general assembly later this month she's been widely criticized for failing to condemn violence against range of muslims in rakhine state at least one hundred thirty thousand range have escaped a nearby bangladesh fifty five people are now confirmed dead in the united states and across the caribbean from hurricane. there are fears that death toll could rise even higher it is now weakened to a tropical depression and continues to cause havoc with torrential rain and flooding in the united states french president emanuel mcroy surveying the damage on st maarten eleven people died on the caribbean island which is split between the netherlands and france promising to boost security as people rebuild. that's. the priority and what we're focusing all our efforts on is returning the island to normal life or as normal as possible in terms of public order we have massively deployed police military police and soldiers which will come from this region and from fra

saudi arabia bahrain and egypt all cut diplomatic ties with qatar one hundred days ago. he has canceled a visit to the u.n. general assembly later this month has been widely criticized of failing to condemn violence against a range of muslims in rakhine state you know all the prime minister of bangladesh has promised to help ranges of escape to her country she has seen and visited one of the camps housing refugees more than three hundred seventy thousand people have arrived in the past three weeks. the lower house of the philippine congress has approved an annual budget of just twenty dollars for the national human rights commission its twenty seventeen budget was nearly fifteen million dollars the rights body has repeatedly criticized president radio to attack his violent crackdown on drug. public has invited delegates from venezuela government and opposition. and the political crisis a hundred thirty people have died in protests. the news continues on the al-jazeera. facing the reality that. it belongs to the international community getting to the heart of the matter .

and egypt and bahrain and possibly possibly elsewhere so you know for me i think this underscores that this blockade against qatada has very little probably nothing to do with terrorism or fighting terrorism it's really about information and ideas just briefly where do you think this fits into the whole crisis at the moment this is just another kind of layer i think it's more evidence that saudi arabia the u.a.e. behind in egypt are opposed to caught on are opposed to al-jazeera for ideological reasons because of ideas because of independent foreign policy right because of al-jazeera is independent coverage sometimes critical coverage of these august autocratic governments and has nothing to do with the blockade has nothing to do with terrorism or fighting terrorism all right we're going to have to leave it there a thank you to all three of you muhammad musri here in doha nish ancestry in london and piniella tran back in copenhagen thanks very much for being on inside story and thank you as always for watching remember you can see this program again any time just go to our website at w

league this might be a problem going forward in the champions league as well as in the bundesliga or bahrain it didn't hurt them tonight but man will noirs absence is going to hurt a little bit going down the road is it not i don't think so because sudan is a good keeper i was surprised when he signed in munich as a backup for money and because he's in his prime time he's still young he can be easily the number one almost any club in the bundesliga so now it's time for him to perform and he will do well i'm not worried. since he will be back and generate and it's when it comes to crunch time in the champions league he will be there but what it would have been gets heard you do want to trust you know seventeen year old christian right. seventeen years old and that's actually the problem if something happens now to spend as i never know then it's still illegal and i really don't want to see that so this might be the chance again for tom stockett to come back all right let's talk a little bit about shall i mean anybody can lose to buyer but is this any kind of a measuring stick for dominica to

up with the you know winning with the winner heading to the top of the standings the bad news for bahrain is that star goalkeeper manuel neuer will be out for the rest of the year after front from his left foot for the second time and undergoing surgery on his absence for biron is a boost for his former club shall go. sheldon's impressive start to the bundesliga season has the team full of confidence under first season coach domenico to tesco the side from gals and kitchen have experienced many changes in style and tactics and it appears to be working the royal blues of won three of their four bundesliga matches this season sometimes with the help of the video assistant referee but now their attention is focused on their greatest test so far this campaign about the against. their one on may want to hold against you have to be i think that's the only way you'll have a real chance against fire munich when you need to have a heck of a day. buy ins dominance against child in recent years is unquestionable the last time unit lost of the royal blues in a competitive match was back in two thousa

saudi arabia bahrain and egypt all cut diplomatic ties with qatar one hundred days ago. meanwhile president trumper spoken to the crown prince of the united arab emirates in an effort to resolve the ongoing dispute. he's a professor of conflict resolution at george mason university he says the meeting in cairo should have been a platform for diplomacy but it wasn't. this is a reminder of what the reality of the arab league has been for the last two decades we all remember the famous exchange between the saudi king. and lately we. also will remember the heated exchange with the syrian leader geisha in cairo so the arab public is wondering once again where what are we doing with our conflict when they. should be addressed this claim before and number two i think the cairo made it also provided the platform for certain nations to solidify the counterterrorism narrative and. accusations against. radical called terrorist organizations so on the one hand we have an issue with the muslim brotherhood the strategy of the egyptians and all the nations. who would the smoove moment

a look close to the claims and rights groups national releases a new report documenting it deadly bahrain crackdown on government critic.

the crisis in syria, yemen and bahrain do not have military solutions and can only be resolved through own people why, after spending billions of dollars of the assets of the people of america, and of our region, instead of contributing to peace and stability, it has only brought war, misery, poverty and the rise of terrorism and extremism to the region. ladies and gentlemen... so, it's getting a bit personal. the deal is talking about of course the deal is talking about of course the deal on nuclear weapons. it follows the speech by donald trump at the un yesterday when he was suggesting that america may withdraw from the agreement. you the iranian president there say it would be such a shame ifa there say it would be such a shame if a rogue newcomer to the world of politics were to get his way. a clear reference of course to donald trump. he said that the speech yesterday was unfit to be heard at the un. he says iran is unmoved by threats and intimidation. note that president donald trump himself has said he hasn't made a decision —— he has made a decision but he hasn't said what tha

and honesty internationally accuses bahrain of mass told china crackdown against its government critics the human rights group also blames the u.s. and u.k. for ignoring the problem.