or britain france or germany the other signatories to the iran deal and how that might be worked out he was warned in advance that they have a packed schedule today but obviously the e.u. side would not like him him to come here and to send him off without speaking to him so i think that. the e.u. side most. people are going to try to make time for him but it's not clear yet when that would be i understand that he is not expected to address the full foreign ministers meeting that will be taking place today but perhaps. a short bilateral on this side but again these plans are changing minute to minute and nobody is able to pin that down yet ok well what we do know is that the e.u. foreign ministers do want to talk today about the iran nuclear deal how it could be salvaged we heard the iranian foreign minister in our piece focusing in on on banking and oil sales these are important discussions are there. absolutely and iran was always going to be part of the agenda today it just wasn't expected to take center stage they really do have a pact a pact today they're talking about libya as

of course i should say of course that that alleged attack was then used as the pretext for britain france and the u.s. actually mounting strikes attacking another country i think by most observers unlawfully there was no security council resolution supporting those attacks there was no need for self-defense and so on because france america and the u.k. of course went under threat any time those attacks took place and then of course. organization for the prohibition of chemical weapons international chemical weapons watchdog was assigned to investigate that attack and note that the attack from the west britain american france went in well before right that investigation was even launched so the investigation concluded relatively recently and found that in its view a chemical attack. it taken place but it didn't ascribe blame but what it did do was that it said that if you looked in a small print there were a number of indicators i think a lot of people. perhaps a ground level investigator level scientist level as opposed to the senior management political level actually unhappy with the re

they are crimes of a monster instead the nations of britain france and the united states of america have martial their righteous power against barbarism and brutality. but with this new information it's not that obvious anymore and although it speak the interest of the politically engaged classes in lots of the new evidence from our no p.c. w. engineers report i hope the guardian newspaper will have the good grace to print an unreserved apology for their scurrilous ad hominem attack on me after i denounce the white house potently can cook 2 story for what it was we may have just discovered to major piece of the puzzle explaining how seemingly independent international organizations how deceive us into consent into wars and regime change interventionism around the world there's a deafening silence from the great and good the entire body of evidence for that particular attack is questionable the o.p.c. w. he's geared or is designed to lay blame on this particular party or that particular party obviously they are going to be abused by elements on the ground because they know that with russi

britain france carried out or strikes against syrian government facilities you've got the background. we saw petrified children. we listened to the righteous indignation very terrible regime we read a scrupulous investigation into what happened by the un chemical weapons watchdog the o.p.c. w. report was meant to pose an indisputable and to speculations over what happened in duma in syria in spring 2018 except that it really. last week a group of activists published an expert's findings which were apparently sent to the o.p.c. w. but for one reason or another were not included in the report the 16 newly revealed pages challenges the bag bone of the official conclusions. after passing through the ceiling in impacting the floor of lower speed the cylinder continued in altered trajectory until reaching the position in which it was found. observations of the scene of the 2 locations suggest that there is a higher probability that both cylinders were money placed at those $2.00 locations rather than being delivered from aircraft the engineering teams account as well structured it includes

federica mo greeny and the foreign ministers of britain france and germany say unequivocally they're still trying to keep the deal alive they believe as the u.s. does that iran is a problematic presence in the region in some ways but they don't agree with washington that throwing out the nuclear deal is any way to handle the other problem so they want to keep the nuclear part intact and then possibly negotiate other things with iran that's looking less and less likely of course as tension rises with the military build up and so what the e.u. wants to do right now is keep iran in the deal so that it doesn't have yet more problems that it doesn't see iran going back towards nuclear weapons and then give the united states even more reason to say that iran was not trustworthy you've also got federico leaving office as the e.u. foreign policy chief this is her legacy she very much wants to hold on to it i'm not saying at all that this would be only for political reasons but it certainly is something she does not want to see fall apart it is a very important a very important pillar for eur

administration began implementing the jcpoa with iran and with five negotiating partners; great britain, france, germany, russia and china. in an effort to end iran's pursuit of nuclear weapons for years and possibly, if we're lucky, forever. ethe deal was based not on trus. it was based on mistrust. mistrust. and there's a ronald reagan line that says trust but verify. and that's not the underlying principle with the iran deal. the jcpoa. mistrust but verify. that's the theory, that's the theme that underlies the jcpoa. and under that agreement, iran was required to end uranium enrichmentum for nuclear purposs and would be subject to invasive inspections by the international atomic energy agency, the iaea. and to the surprise of many, they have apparently held up their end of the bargain until now. we pulled out of it, the jcpoa, a year ago. our other negotiating parties stayed in, and the iaea certified for the 14th time recently -- i think like in february this year -- they certified for the 14th time in a row that iran has complied with the terms of the agreement to the letter and spirit of

gulf merchant vessels of the united arab emirates waters mysterious to marine interference and britain france and germany criticize the us hard line approach to iraq i'm phil gale in berlin and this is the day.

and last year kills dozens of civilians from tng asked trice against the syrian government by britain france and the united states. in other nations special envoy for libya has warned the country is on the verge of descending into a prolonged civil war as an salim a was speaking at a u.n. security council briefing on the latest situation as fighting for control of the capital tripoli is about to enter its 8th week diplomatic editor james phase report . the u.n. special representative just sound salami reporting to the security council on what's been a dramatic and destabilizing period for libya. the country gripped by fresh violence his plans for a national conference representing all libyans overturned by a no day shifts offensive by holy for hafter a renegade general believed to be armed by the united arab emirates and egypt 48 days into the attack on tripoli by general have those forces there has already been too much death and destruction libya is on the verge of descending into a civil war which could lead to the permanent division of the country the damage already done will take years

britain and france carried out their strikes against syrian government facilities the a p c w is yet to respond to a request for comment he goes down off the background we sure better for children. we listened to the righteous indignation very terrible. we read a scrupulous investigation into what. the un chemical weapons watchdog you'll appreciate w. report was meant to put an indisputable. in duma in syria in spring 2018 except did it really. the 60 newly revealed pages challenge of the bag bone of the official conclusions. after passing through the ceiling in impacting the floor at lower speed the cylinder continued in altered trajectory until reaching the position in which you do is found. observations of the scene of the 2 locations suggest that there is a higher probability that both cylinders were money placed at those $2.00 locations rather than being delivered from aircraft the engineering teams account is well structured it includes pictures from the side of the incident blueprints and images of the test cases studied to deliver their verdict it's unlikely the project tile

britain and france to launch air strikes against syrian government facilities but a leaked document by a group of researchers raise questions about the global chemical weapons watchdogs report on who's to blame requested the o.p.c. to comment on the report but i've received no answer your style of has more. we saw petrified children. we listened to the righteous indignation very terrible regime we read a scrupulous investigation into what happened by the un chemical weapons watchdog the o.p.c. w. report was meant to pose an indisputable and to speculations over what happened in duma in syria in spring twenty eighteen except did it really. the sixty newly revealed pages challenge of the bag bone of the official conclusions. after passing through the ceiling in impacting the floor at lower speed the cylinder continued in altered trajectory until reaching the position in which it was found. observations of the scene of the two locations suggest that there is a higher probability that both cylinders were money placed at those two locations rather than being delivered from aircraft the engi

they are crimes of a monster and state the nations of britain france and the united states of america have martial their righteous power against barbarism and brutality. but with this new information it's not that obvious anymore and although it speak the interest of the politically engaged classes in lots of the new evidence from on o.p.c. w. engineers report i hope the guardian newspaper will have the good grace to print an unreserved apology for their scurrilous ad hominem attack on me after i denounce the white house potently concocted story for what it was when they have just discovered a major piece of the puzzle explain how similarly independent international organizations how deceive us into consent into war and regime change interventionism around the world there's a deafening silence from the great and good the final day of a new wide parliamentary elections is underway that started more after the short break. historically to accuse opponents use to claim that there are 3 issues with only turkey that turkey is still poor. thank you still big and too if you still muslim the f

britain france italy and sweden also paid more into the budget than talkback. i'm eating in go a coffee born and bred in hamburg former s.p.v. politician and party spokesman for the maritime economy and now co c.e.o. of port of hamburg marketing. because. of that we've made it a little longer that was quite a climb. this to see some people complain that germany is the e.u.'s paymaster and they're not wrong the fact is that on balance germany pays more money to brussels.

of course i should say of course that that alleged attack was then used as the pretext for britain france and the u.s. actually mounting strikes attacking another country i think by most observers unlawfully there was no security council resolution supporting those attacks there was no need for self-defense and so on because france america and the u.k. of course went under threat any time those attacks took place and then of course. organization of appropriation of chemical weapons international chemical weapons watchdog was assigned to investigate that attack and note that the attack from the west britain american france went in well before right that investigation was even launched so the investigation concluded relatively recently and found that in its view a chemical attack. taken place but it didn't ascribe blame but what it did do was it said that if you looked in a small print there were a number of indicators i think a lot of people. perhaps a ground level investigator level scientist level as opposed to the senior management political level actually unhappy with the results of th

france. nigel farage is the first party in britain. so italy, france and great britain. e will have to redouble our efforts. let's get more analysis on this. i'm joined now by beniamino pagliaro, editor at la repubblica newspaper. welcome to bbc news. what do you make of the results coming out of italy? well, matteo salvini is for sure the winner of tonight's race and thejump the league has done from one year is a very exceptional result. as you were saying, the five star movement, the league partner in this government, went very bad. i doubt in the long—term, the end of the year, this government will be able to go on. tonight salvinis was the one saying we will go on. the government will work. he doesn't wa nt to government will work. he doesn't want to be blamed for italy without a government. but this is a political earthquake and it has... it will have consequences very, very soon, especially when they will have to talk about the next budget. just how divisive was the campaigning in italy between those two coalition partners? it was very divisive. we wrote a lot about

airstrikes against the syrian government by britain france and the united states if you don't have nations special envoy for libya has warned the country is on the verge of descending into a prolonged civil war a son salomé was speaking at a un security council briefing on the latest situation as fighting for control of the capital tripoli is set to into its 8th week. the british prime minister is offering members of parliament a chance to vote on whether to hold a 2nd breck's that referendum to reason may set out what she described as a new deal for britain's departure from the european union telling politicians they have one last chance to deliver bricks it through to the top stories do stay with us on al-jazeera football rebels is coming up next i was watching my foot off for americans and struggling to pay their rent the problem isn't just limited to places that he's. a former governor of the good social back it's cost the country 1st. we bring you the stories that are shaping the economic world we live in. counting the cost on al-jazeera. has been going to. this some people. a month o

able to restart it in the last year so all of the businesses who wanted to invest in iran from britain, francetions by the states which was pulled out and as we had in outside source, a massive recession in iran because of that insane decision and it's all about a deal that will iran kill delay iran from getting a weapon in nine months to two years. they made it does make years until they get a nuclear weapon but because they pulled out, we know what could happen. trump feels that if you grind a country into a recession, thatis grind a country into a recession, that is victory. that's the billionaire in him saying that but in this instance, it creates revenge, resentment and the perfect ingredients for conflict. it is not a good idea. and the question of businesses. they are standing shoulder to shoulder but there is a different tone. theresa may, months ago, said she would do all we can to ensure british businesses can do business with iran, and the state department said basically, businesses in europe, including us, you should know that getting involved in this special vehicle, which will by

preparation , the obama administration went in with iran and five negotiating partners great britai britain, france, germany, russi and china. and that was for years a for lucky longer not based on trust but the distrust and trust but verify that's not the underlying principle with the jcpoa. this trust but verify that is the theme for the jcpoa. under that agreement iran was required for the uranium enrichment for nuclear purposes subject to invasive inspections by that ia ea they held up their end of the bargain until now. through the jcpoa one year ago other negotiating partners stated the iaea certified for the 14th time in a row iran has complied with the terms of the agreement the same agreement we pulled out of one year ago. the ia a inspection regime laid out by this agreement is the world's toughest. here's the bottom line. they are much further away from developing nuclear weapons today than it was before the deal was signed several years ago. we have not held up our end of the bargain and one year ago president trump announced this country would unilaterally leave the jcpoa even though t

they could face sanctions from the european union, germany, britain and france. of course, the position from the european side is the deal is the best way forward. mike pompeo will hear that from theresa may. and she will hear the concern the united states has for iran shipping missiles by sea from iran in the middle east. that's a concern. perhaps get a better understanding of why the lincoln carrier battle group is being moved to the middle east. >> should be an interesting meeting. nic robertson, at 10 downing street, thank you. >>> wall street, uncertainly reigns. stocks held their ground amid the trade threats. investors freaked out when the top trade negotiators confirmed he wasn't bluffing on hiking tariffs and china reneged on progress. the dow fell 473 points, the worst one-day decline since january. s&p closed down 1.6%. nasdaq fell 2%, slipping below 8,000 for the first time since april 18, erasing three weeks of gains. stocks are still up for the year. the dow up 11.3%. 20% for the nasdaq. china's top trade negotiator arrives in d.c. for shortened rou

kids out of fish ass ruse we have informed the of the parties that if within the next sixty days britain france germany russia and china return to the negotiating table we will talk to them and reach a conclusion and if our main benefits especially oil sales and banking relations is served we will go back to the beginning point. while the u.k. france and germany who are part of that agreement have one tehran against further escalation to avoid renewed sanctions russia and china who are also in the deal are blaming washington for forcing iran's hand. there is little discourse a situation caused by the united states create major difficulties both for the film and of the deal participants obligations of this republic of iran and for did nonproliferation regime in general we expect our colleagues first of all the european ones who volunteered to find a solution to the problem created by the americans to fulfill their obligations speaking in london earlier us secretary of state my comp a.o. described tehran's announcement intentionally ambiguous. so we'll have to wait to see what iran actions actual

britain france italy and sweden also paid more into the budget than back. i'm eating. no a cough born and bred in hamburg former s.p. politician and party spokesman for the maritime economy and now co c.e.o. of the port of hamburg marketing. of that we've made it a little longer that was quite a climb. just to see some people complain that germany is the e.u.'s paymaster and they're not wrong the fact is that on balance germany pays more money to brussels than any other member state do you understand why people get annoyed about that and consider it unfair. tax of germany is the strongest economy in the e.u. people might complain but it's not justified germany gets a lot back then i was if you recall the simple fact alone that we're on the eurozone means there are no currency barriers to trading with various other countries as europe's number one export nation that's a major advantage. for example the hamburg port also serves as a port for the czech republic we handle $500000.00 containers that are czech so we also benefit from the czech export economy and what the cze

chemical attack killed dozens of civilians, prompting airstrikes against the syrian government by britain, franced the united states. ♪ nations, theher country of libya is on the verge of descending into a prolonged civil war. situation, fighting for control of tripoli. our diplomatic editor reports. james: the un's special representative reporting to the security council on what has been a dramatic and destabilizing period for libya. the country gripped by fresh violence. his plans for a national conference representing all libyans overturned by an audacious offensive by a renegade general believed to be armed by the united arab emirates in egypt. >> 48 days into the attack on to they by a general -- general forces, there has been too much death and destruction. libya is on the verge of defending into a civil war which could lead to permanent division of the country. it would take years to end. james: he said war crimes were being committed and some of those already listed by the international criminal court were involved in the most recent fighting. are numerous reports of extremists, persons u

britain, france and germany warned the u.s.gainst any escalalation in the region as ty try to salvage the nuclear agreement with toronto -- tehran. up next, the day. have a good day. on fox twenty four entrance twenty four dot com. yeah but its use welcome to live from paris will news and analysis from from my cat i'm not going these are the headlines. omar al bashir charged with involvement in killing protesters during the uprising meanwhile the militia council says. is now an agreement on the p per ststructure for the transition o sit down. sweden is to reopen the rape case against u. s. owns the co founder of wikileaks is currently in jail in the u. k.. of the jumping bail on that charge back in. twenty twelve meeting of minds nationalist anti micro print section iss to us president donald trump hungary's prime minister viktor orban. meet the white house of trump's former right hand man steve