c, p o, a, we have had some some issues that we think we have to resolve it. the other part is all the j. c, p a one is that we need to go and t that if again, somebody like president from is not the not station they are not withdrawing and destroying what the ocean if you need them. therefore they need the kind of guarantee for that. secondly, we don't negotiate the regional or the other issues connected to the j, c, p a or nuclear talks. and also, and we have to see the real action of the other part of j. c. a. in regard to the lifting of sanctions. we cannot just be a party of a, of an agreement and accept the commitment but be deprived from the benefits of that agreement. therefore, there should be a balance between commitments and rights as well. what you're demanding, they are not, that's all a strange or something which is in, out of the blue is something that is very, very logical and rational. because like it or not, you are facing the question that they are saying that again we are, you are negotiate in the different shapes, the j, c, p a, the other p

secondly, we don't negotiate the regional or the other issues connected to the j, c, p a or nuclear talks. and also, and we have to see the real action of the other part is j. c, a. in regard to the lifting of sanctions, we cannot just be a party of a, of an agreement and accept the commitment but be deprived from the benefits of that agreement. therefore, there should be a balance between commitments and rights as one. what you're demanding. they are not, that's all a strange or something which is in, out of the blue is something that is very, very logical and rational. because like it or not, you are facing the question that there are thing that again we are you are go shaping that in from us like o'shea to the j. c. p a. the other parties. but in future, if even trump or to somebody like come comes to office and they want to again, this way, the negotiation, what, what would you do? what guarantee you that trust that you have had before in diplomacy with the united states in the ward community is gone. it has say that the way therefore, the americans revealed again that trust in the di

c. p, a iran for more than a year and continued to comply in good faith with everything that it had undertaken . in accordance with that documents, in the hope that the us come to its senses and come back to the ideal. so saying now that so the time is running out. anybody can say this but not washington was of course them from the previous administration. vines. this is what the current administration has inherited and the current administration was in fact the author behind the j, c, p. o. so it seems evident that they should be more active and resolving all issues related to those. there is one topic and that is distinction. the us, i'm awfully introduced against iran, allegedly for violating the j. c. p. o, a. but those sanctions relate not only into the uranium party, they all centered sanctions against all those who lawfully trade with iran stuff, including when the shipments of military good is a winches, the prohibition of which has elapsed and those sanctions should also be lifted as

c. p. a one is that we need to guarantee that if again, somebody like president problem is not the not ration. they are not withdrawing and destroying what if you need them, therefore we need to kind of guarantee for that. secondly, we don't negotiate the regional or the other issues connected to the a c p a or new nuclear talks. and also, and we have to see the real action of the other part of j. c. a. in regard to the lifting of sanctions. we cannot just be a party of a, of an agreement and accept the commitments but be deprived from the benefits of that agreement. therefore, there should be a balance between commitments and rights as one what you're demanding. they are not that tall, a strange or something which is in, out of the blue is something that is very, very logical and rational because like it or not us, i think the question that there are thing that again we are you are negotiate, think the different shapes the j c p. the other part is for the future. if even trump or to somebody

c. p. a. if there, if there's a possibility that they went back to the j be, that means they've had to go back down to 2.35 percent iran way. has it far exceeded that? so who takes up the enrich uranium, the russians know we've moved on, and now we got to deal with what is now and that seems to be what's holding everything up and, and because we did not, if they did not do the minimum there, the talks would have died well and the whole idea was the americans were going to center them again and that was obviously been the wrong hope to be able to under this administration, repeal the sanctions that are causing a lot of the not going to happen. and in fact, they've been able to run the sanctions, they're looking eastwards. so they have found ways to counteract that, even though it's still hard on the, on the general population. but they're look at eastward and they're going to hear from china, helping them out. and they're rolling with us, pat taxpayer funded vehicles. on top of it is michael is

c, p a, it's going to be save, you know, next month of the month after that, even if talks about to restart tomorrow, you know, i would agree that this is not a permanent solution. this cannot be a permanent solution. these cars always being seen from me, at least as a stop gap, as a measure to allow time for diplomacy without us losing the basic information and data that we need in terms of metrics. just me how many months, how many days. it's difficult for me to say, but i don't see this as a long term prospect. that's very clear for me. that's very clear. for me. so thank you. i'm stephanie, the son. i'm a freelance journalist. i would like to have post you 2 questions. yes. the 1st one says in your report, it says that that to one broken and one damaged camera that you found in the catch facility. are you going to be able, according to the agreement that you have struck now to replace those cameras as well? and for the other cameras that you are going to service now, when exactly you're inspect those, going to do that? is it going to be now next week before the end of the board of gover

c o pierre, today, you may remember that last november, a regional dispute in the northern part of e. c o p. s, thought a government military offense. if that has since turned into a full blown civil war. what will it take to get to peace? that is the question we're asking today on the stream. that is the question that many ethiopians are also asking themselves if you all, on youtube, you are on the live comment section. do you put your comment right here and i will do my best to include it in today. show me, i guess helping us to unpack the comments situation, ethiopia, and what would it take to get to piece maza zacharias, to address nice to have you. welcome back to the stream mother, please remind everybody who you are and what you do today. my name is miser government and i am an international specialist and you mind read that book. it get to having becker i us welcome back to the stream. introduce yourself to audience. thanks for inviting me again. my name is ellen and i'm a freelance journalist and contributor to 0. the telegraph among other of us to have you and welcome back to us.

c. p. o, a and reimpose sanctions and the europeans were unable to really help iran weather to storm of us sanctions. and then they were israeli sabotage of iran sinclair percentage technologies in the fascination of the top nuclear scientists. so these are all connected, but the reality is that there are 2 issues here. one is that iran has limited access as part of retaliation for j. c. p. away, but iran also has some outstanding questions that it has to respond to. i have investigation about his task, nuclear activities, and those are unrelated to the that's the limit. that's the minimum level of inspection that i will have to do. but the problem is that these issues are interconnected and without a political deal to resolve your, on the nuclear band of it's quite unlikely that the technical issues would get resolved. and one issue can create impediment for the other. so that's why i'm saying this technical agreement now at least provide you with a way of preserving its continuity of knowledge

they have been missing into and discussed a few things there of course the j. c. p u. a came up. also the issue of ghana son was discussed and joseph burrell, they're claiming that they hadn't really discussed gas, but noted at several times that say, counselor is a very reliable energy provider. of course, take that in the context rather of the, the gas and fuel shortage. that has be experienced across a europe. let's get more now from al jazeera, same basra of a he's following this story for us and choices from here in don't as a what, what did you make of that press conference? what did we learn from it? well, in this 1st visit by the foreign affairs chief, it was very interesting to see how much glowing praise he, in fact had for cut there on a range of issues. and i think what we saw here was the clearest sign so far of the evolution of a country like cut her from being simply just a reliable energy partner to a more equal partner on the international stage to try and solve global problems. i'll just read you a quote from the foreign affair. she said the world is waiting for

therefore, if china join or c p a, t p p, a head of taiwan power the way on danger taiwan application for their part, the chinese ministry of foreign affairs responded quickly to taiwan. been stressing the current diplomatic state of the island. you don't really, there's only one china in the world, and one region is an inalienable part of china. the one china principal, you're leasing a norm of international relations and a universal census of the international community firmly opposed to any official context between i want and other countries as well as high ones accession to any agreements or organizations that are of an official major china decision to apply to the pacific trade body comes as a nation has thought to gain a bigger role on the world stage as the united states has yet to strike up any international agreements during the vitamin ministration and time now for a quick break. but when we come back, the federal reserve has an update on his plans to create a digital currency. well, take a look at what they're telling the public now and what we can expect in the months to c

c, p, o, a, the allowing the, the access to the monitors is the minimum of the j, c, p, o, a. so i e, a, i, e, a can continue to give them continue monitoring can, can, and it stays in effect. the other countries that are signatories also want iran to be in compliance. so i think under that kind of pressure, particularly from the russians, iran agree to do the, the bare minimum. but there's clearly something going on with respect to enrichment of tech of uranium, radium, and it's, they're going to develop as a good start, a fairly good stockpile. right now they, there's no evidence that they're going to, to upgrade to the 90 percent level, which is weapons grade, but 60 percent, believe it or not has a legitimate medical purpose, but that is contrary to the j. c. p. away. if there, if there is a possibility that they went back to the j be, that means they've had to go back down to 2.35 percent iran way. has it far exceeded that? so who takes up the enrich uranium, the russians know we've moved on, and now we got to deal with what is now and that seems to be what's holding ever

c. p. a. worked together behind the scenes, to arrange for go see to be able to get to be well just to be clear about what's happened v i. e. a is going to be able to switch out its memory cards, but isn't actually going to be allowed to take home footage. is there still some contention about that? oh, i think you're right about that. i think it's just that they're going to be able to replace the memory cards and service the equipment, make sure it's all working. i don't think they will be able to take back the, the old memory cards. but i want to make one other thing clear because it's often misunderstood. iran still has access to the enrichment hall and other nuclear facilities in iran. it just doesn't have access to these cameras at sites that were additionally part of verification under the j c. p. away, right, well given that so many different signatories to the j. c, p o, i have been involved in trying to make sure that this didn't happen. i wanted to take stock of where the talks are.

fine israeli prime minister in a decade and sunny bennet whole talks with egyptian president of the c p. a. now that flooding, reading viet nam, has stopped falling in the same place. it's all moved further in land was northern talent. and me and ma, for example, and southern towns will see a lot more rain and so will me and my the next dance. the same is true of bonia and dental silhouette. see, but if you come back to us, a good potted. denise is just a few scattered channels around. still wet, looking in the philippines. not a big surprise. now. the weather has changed. back again in australia. sidney was warm, then his cool down significance. there hale shout, whatever new southwell, and indeed, the australian capital territory and the capital itself. yesterday, the weather is improving slightly in the shower, going off shore big circulations, near new zealand. there terraces, bent by 18 degrees in sydney, said little warm and pers next frontal system coming in here the cold and it will rain for you in new zealand, of course is different story of that circulation. the tasman, see that

a nuclear watchdog chief, says monitoring of nuclear sites will also be useful for the future of the around nuclear deal. also known as the j. c. p. o. a coming together of the jigsaw puzzle will come when that he's an agreement at the j c. p level. but at that time we will have all this. ready information and there will not have been a gap. so i think with, with this agreement we have today we are going to be able. ready to do exactly that cutters, foreign minister has been holding talks and afghan has done with the taliban leadership becoming the most senior foreign official to visit since the group seized power. he also met with former president time id cards and former chief executive of the of the law. the taliban says women in afghanistan can continue to go to university as long as they are in gender, segregated classrooms. the higher education minister says universities must use separate buildings for males and females. and the subjects being taught will come under review. those, i mean, what is the policy? the policy of the slum mac immerse that female students can continue the higher education for a matchless masters deg

but if you, if you and group, this is a t p l f. c has an alliance with $246.00, he's in the room, a liberation army. now says he has an alliance of the t p l. s. so it is expanding . how did that happen? that christ, you take that one. while the various military functions are involved across the, across the country and all the, the various military prices go on going now some of them may have contracting or similarly echoing ideological positions in the case of the ground forces and your own liberation army. i believe that this whole thing that binds them for the time being as a belief, that the prime minister i'll be, i'm, it must be overthrown, or at least his fighting capabilities must be downgraded. so it seems something more of a military part than any really sincere ok agreement on how to guide the or how to and what direction to take the country and, and the various populations in it. okay, so the fighting is now going into a mara earlier. we spoke to him, our regional state government for their position. this is what they tol

c. p. a otherwise known as iran. nuclear dale, aimed at blocking iran's pathway to nuclear weapons. despite aggressive rhetoric, an explicit statement that you wouldn't recognize the results of how parliamentary elections liberal said, there's no information on not due to existing data and also discuss the issue with the ease chief diplomat, joseph, for all still there was a lot said probably a bit more than i was expecting to get looking at his watch listing as a clue. so it took a bit more about press conference now with multi mccall. he's an author and russia analyst, good evening to market. let's talk about the, the words of president biden, when he said that america was going to stop carrying out regime change around the world like elaborate, said he, he wasn't convinced. will you convinced? well, i think the, the answer to that is you wait on events and the, the pudding is really to be examined later. so therefore, biden may say that today. and he may say that it is policy and so on. bu

agreeing to cutting the emissions and what they promised and what they've delivered. costa rica a, c o p, a kenya, morocco, nepal, nigeria, the u. k. insufficient, you can see all of these areas around here. look at this, the e, you view opinion as not even one country that many there usa here, highly insufficient, huge list here. and then critically insufficient russia, saudi arabia, thailand, there were promises and those promises have not been delivered. let's talk about the impact that's actually happening down the grant mission. good. you go 1st and i'm not, i'm going to bring him glad. he's also a young climate activist mystery thoughts read the diagram again. i just want to show you something that's actually go ahead. it's here, it's ready. yes, the countries who have a question and you see and the almost sufficient all of what you k are the following country. they are from them, from the lower emission, isn't that already me thing? the countries are property and meetings, and least of doing the most work. and the 3 just did that because because she's, she's almost diplomatic hers

a ran, granted in nuclear weapon. where are working with the p 5 plus one to engage rad diplomatically and seek a return to j. c. p. o. a. were prepared to return to full compliance for rand. does the same. similarly, we seek serious this sustain diplomacy to pursue the complete dinner clerk is ation of the cramp peninsula. we see concrete progress toward an available plan with tangible commitments that would increase stability on the face and in the region, as well as improve the lives of the people in the democratic people's republic of korea must also remain vigilant to the threat of terror. the chairs imposes to all nations or the, emanating from distant regions of the world. or in our own backyard. we know the bitter string of chairs, the bitter sting of terrorism is israel. we almost all experienced it. last month was 13 american arrows and almost $200.00 in as an afghan civilians and have this terrorist attack at couple airport. those who commit acts of terrorism against us will continue to find a determined enemy in the united states. world today is not the world of 2001 know in the united states is not the

a gymnastics, and u. s. u. s o p c u s a lip, they can paralympic committees. the questions that we keep hearing from the survivors as why, why did they all seem to conclude to cover this up f b, i initially, in not doing anything once they 1st heard about the allegations in 2015, not interviewing the survivors, not even telling local local officials in the states that larry nasa was alleged to be molesting children and young women in the meantime. as you heard, many more women were left and what was going on, why was there this cover up when it comes to the f b? i rather, it's not just how they mishandled the investigation, but bennett is cover up. it is when the inspector general was investigating the f b, i conduct the agent in charge light to the inspector general, which then leads to the question of accountability. normally, when someone lives to the f, b i or the inspector general than you expect criminal proceedings, none of that has happened to the, the agents who are being held responsible for not doing anything for so long about about these allegation

graham, a colleague of n singleton some f o c p. david, a colleague of canoe from around town information center and joined specialist at pest flying and new plane. but the size key and human son who is teaching them how to fly at the tone where ways of in too much fun is that the word for this one wrong move along with the with the route and it's heading off the way point one hand now so it's going to follow this yellow, yellow line, the nation of our borders around here. we want to make sure that they're not encroaching and accidentally accidentally coming across the board, or if they are breaking the rules, when a customer lean, get them out. so we're not allowed to inspect ourselves on the ground when we come in, i do a lot of mapping work and use a lot of like this can provide much, much higher resolution images and almost real time basically the world, the dolphin green averages for huge chunk is just palm in the past 6 being out of sight out of my how can i import? i don't know what's going on when you got this sort of area fo

c, p o, a is still stalled. and although there's a new government in the her on, headed by conservative brain, right. you see iranian policy hasn't changed. that's ultimately decided by the supreme leader. iran has always made its demands clear the lifting of volt sanctions imposed by former us president donald trump. the united states is willing to lift all the sanctions that would impede implementation of the j. c. p. away. but not things that are extraneous, like sanctions or human rights totally relevant. there are couple of other sticking points. i think they, you know, they can be negotiated if there is a willingness to be flexible questions remain over iran's nuclear program. traces of nuclear material found that, undeclared site stating back to before the agreement still haven't been accounted for. according to the i. e, the standoff isn't completely averted yet. many obstacles remain including regional opposition to resolving the dispute. we have been clear and said that we have doubts about the nuclear

c. p. o, a mutual return mutual compliance is not indefinite. broad valley is in the process as you noted, of consulting with, with russia and also with our, our european partners. and we're very much, very much focused on that right now. i can div position of denial. listen to this to that. yeah. or boy, i have taken out of the also new reports of the i a and unfortunately, it seems to be the case that this transitional period in which no negotiations have taken place at that iran who uses these the time to breach the agreement. and we are currently consulting with our partners under the agreement on how we will react. we still think it would be possible. i mean, negotiations have been taken taking place and we still think it is possible to conclude these negotiations. i had a phone call with my iranian colleague last week, and i told him that his remarks had only after 2 or 3 months. it would be invisible to come back to the negotiation table. is a point in time that from our point of view is

, eastern province, and got a reef at e. c o. p. as i'm how to and t i region in spain's canary islands. a volcano is still spewing lava on la paloma flights are still grounded, while the 7000 people have been forced to leave their homes out of here as nicholas . hark reports from the village of has a court take on the island of la palmer from the ocean. it appears even more menacing. the evacuation cordon around the comm review, hovel county corruption in spain's la paloma island, is widening extending to nautical miles into the sea. fishing boats are docked, bringing the port town to a standstill. fishermen, nicholas and louis bid s, is worried that a giant wave of law could submerge, does the court. we are afraid, we don't know how things will evolve. there is such a reach v o, the versity here, and he's a scary to see that they are evacuated, people in this area with at least 2 active craters. volcanic activity is intensifying. liquid lava is overflowing, and a cloud of ash, shooting for kilometers into the sky. grounding all c

the developments as a positive step that you are nuclear watch. folks, chiefs, as monitoring of nuclear sites will also be useful for the future of the deal known as the j. c, p. o. a. when we complete the servicing of the equipment that we need to do, we will be able to keep the information needed to maintain continuity of knowledge. as you know, issues predicated on a system which was agreed last february, whereby we keep monitoring registering, taking, keeping the information and the reconstruction. coming together of the jigsaw puzzle will come when that he's an agreement at the j. c. p. devil. but at that time we will have all this. ready information and there will not have been a gap. so i think with, with this agreement we have today we are going to be able. ready to do exactly that. cut out of foreign minister has been holding talks and i've got a son with the taliban leadership becoming the most senior foreign official to visit. since the group seized power. he also met former president time at car zion, former chief executive of de la jolla. tucker is helped in the reopening of couple airport, allowing flights to review. cha, stratford has the lates

around the southern end of the red sea, just around the western side of yemen, pushing across into a c o p, a round. if you open highlands, and you can see the usual easterly waves driving the showers across central parts of africa towards the gulf of guinea, south of that, scattering showers there into our hands. and there might just southern africa, dawslet fine and dry as we go through the next day or so. some wet weather discussing with the southern cape as we go on through friday, coming on into a fast day. this wet weather will push across the western cape, being over towards c a. so a chance of some cloud and rain for you here at this day's port elizabeth, at around 18 degrees celsius, could see some wet weather to enter madagascar up to here on the eastern side of the country. but for most, it stays fine, dry, sunny, and warm the this isn't my story. it's the story of my friend jesus. she told us that she didn't want to be here. she didn't want to live anymore. was too hard. a survivor dedicates her life to educating and saving others from suicide. we're the ones that are dying. we

my question is a follow up on the j. c p o a the u. s. secretary said lincoln said has to be soon. time is running out the ran foreign minister yesterday said they're ready. it seems that they're getting mixed messages from the united states, but it should be soon you negotiated this deal? can you play out or you are part of the negotiation. can you play out what happens if the u. s. doesn't get back on. iran keeps dancing. it's nuclear program, what, what's the worst case scenario that you see? thank you. that's your deal is wrong. still, it's not taking any steps that are banned or they're prohibited by the treaty. they are fully committed to the proliferation treaty and to, to the additional protocol that you're on the safeguards agreement to the currently it's not in line with face iran deals said join teresa because it's starting place right now because the us basically pulled out of it and to repeat. so current goal is to put it back in practice and then the iran, which will not make any exceptions. there's also a bonus from its commitments against the for them the in the n d

so down a d. c o p a. i've had a border dispute since november last year. the government has denied reports of any incursion and protest as in sudan or blocked to oil pipelines in protest against a peace deal with rebel groups. it's happening of the eastern city of port sudan, which is the country's main port on the red sea. last october, several rebel groups signed a piece deal with sudan transitional government that demonstrates us from the beach tribe. so that the agreement ignores the interests more from others. here is have a morgan is in the sudanese capital cartoon. this is not the 1st time the b j tribe is protesting against this october 2020 piece deal. that what time between various armed and opposition groups and the city news transitional government in the south, denise capital, juba. but this is the 1st time they thinking it to the level they have blocked all the major roads that lead to the state of rec fee, as well as to the ports they shut down the port which is to dance only ports and they have only temporarily open the airport for 72 hours

these are the top stories on al jazeera, he c o. p a is expelling 7 senior united nations officials, after accusing them of meddling in its internal affairs. they include senior figures with the un children's fund, unicef and the office for the coordination of humanitarian affairs. they've been given 72 hours to leave the country. this comes a day after the un humanitarian chief criticize the government, accusing it of stopping desperately needed aid from reaching the t drive region.

a better solution that ripple tomorrow. even with iran, have we not left the j, c, p o, a nuclear agreement that trump did that and that my palm pale was his instrument in doing that and continuing it and amplifying and making more profound . the repercussions of lat, cancellation, or that backing out of that treaty may have made it almost impossible to get back into. so that's your point is well taken and it's a case i grew and regret. every time i look at it because they were our hedge, human, our, our power for 26 years, when the job was in charge, we recognized that this was the most powerful, potentially and, and really geographically and so forth in the, in the region. and now we just disregard their at our peril and come a welcome military man, but, but not a distinguished professor. a your answer to your brand of republican politics, a liberal republican world view. is there any hope for that time to see what the republican party is going to be a revival of that sort of attitude or as the last and gotten forever if it is reliable, it will take another decade probably. but there are people working. there are young peopl

these are the top stories on al jazeera, he c o. p a is expelling 7 senior united nations officials, after accusing them of meddling in its internal affairs. they include senior figures with the un children's fund, unicef and the office for the coordination of humanitarian affairs. they've been given 72 hours to leave the country. this comes a day after the un humanitarian chief criticize the government, accusing it of stopping desperately needed aid from reaching the t drive region. in e t o p and the un is delivering life saving aid, including food medicine, water and sanitation supplies to people in desperate need. i have full confidence in the you and staff who are in ethiopia doing this work the you, when it's committed to helping ethiopian people who rely on humanitarian assistance . we are now engaging with the government of v t o p. out and the expectation that the concerned us staff will be allowed to continue their important work protest as of gathered in the sudanese capital cartoon. they are condemning last week's qu, attemp

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