maximum pressure on iran by vigorously imposing such sanctions at midnight the bell will tall the e.u. effort known as the blocking statute is fashioned to guard against e.u. companies from u.s. sanctions and keep a lie they deal plan to limit iranian government's nuclear ambitions european businesses have been struck. did that they should not observe demands from

maximum pressure on iran by vigorously imposing such sanctions at midnight the bell will tall the e.u. effort known as the blocking statute is fashioned to guard against e.u. companies from u.s. sanctions and keep a lie they deal planned to limit iranian government's nuclear ambitions european businesses have been instructed that they should not observe demands from a trump administration for them to curtail all commerce with iran those companies which choose to pull. out because of u.s. sanctions will need to be approved by the european commission or face potential lawsuits by e.u. member states a joint statement by the foreign ministers of the e.u. twenty eight members showed their resolve saying quote we are determined to protect european economic operators and gauge and legitimate business with iran will have more on how iran is hedging their bets on the sanctions coming up a little bit later in the broadcast and breaking news today as facebook is asking banks to share their users personal financial information with the social media site so that facebook can send them new products no fank

maximum pressure on iran by vigorously imposing such sanctions at midnight the bell will tall the e.u. effort known as the blocking statute is fashioned to guard against e.u. companies from u.s. sanctions and keep a lie they deal plan to limit iranian government's nuclear ambitions european businesses have been strong. did that they should not observe demands from a trumpet ministration for them to curtail all commerce with iran those companies which choose to pull out because of u.s. sanctions will need to be approved by the european commission or face potential lawsuits by e.u. member states a joint statement by the foreign ministers of the e.u. twenty eight members showed their resolve saying quote we are determined to protect european economic operators and gauge and legitimate business with iran will have more on how iran is hedging their bets on the sanctions coming up a little bit later in the broadcast and breaking news today as facebook is asking banks to share their users personal financial information with the social media site so that facebook can send them new products no think y

in asylum seekers it has been criticized but failing to act but until there is a coordinated effort by the e.u. as a whole this may simply be seen as a delaying tactic for a crisis that is not going away anytime soon so you go al-jazeera. that's a lot of pictures in southeastern italy have been protesting about what they consider to be poor conditions for migrant farm workers they waltz to the city of from a shanty town where many of them live in huts without water and power are there demanding employment contracts and safer conditions. and some critics say that one of the world's biggest arts festivals is becoming too commercial and way too expensive thousands of actors comedians dancers and musicians perform every year at edinburgh in the u.k. the event generates millions of dollars interest revenue our correspondent has more now from the scottish capital. over its seventy one year history the edinburgh festival has grown at breakneck speed during the month of august the city's population more than doubles to festivals take place civil taney asli the international festival showcasing well es

e.u. made promises to the u.s. last week in an effort to dodge a trade war but some in brussels say the move is just a question of economics. donald trump has certainly disrupted global trade flows especially when it comes to soybeans u.s. soybean farmers have seen prices for their produce plunged by twenty percent after their prime export market china imposed high tariffs in retaliation for u.s. tariffs on chinese goods the trade has almost ceased the e.u. was quick to take advantage of the cheap the u.s. crop something that must have been clear to commission president john claude younker last week when he promised trump the e.u. would step up u.s. soybean imports the latest figures show that that process was already well underway . today that you can commit commission has published the latest figures on e.u. imports of soybeans showing an increase of two hundred eighty three percent in imports of say abuse from the u.s. bringing that use total sheriff imports of u.s. soybeans to thirty seven percent up from nine percent just one year a

e.u. for the u.s. efforts to try to get these countries to stop importing iranian oil by the end of the day on november fourth the u.s. is going to reimpose oil sanctions the next day november fifth however these countries say that they rely on iranian oil imports they're going to try to push for exemptions so that they're not subject to sanctions and they also believe that the u.s. is trying to push its push for other countries around that they're not very happy about that so even though there are concerns about iran's efforts to perhaps destabilize other countries to support groups that are listed on the u.s. as terrorism list there is also this very real concern about doing their old economic interests so i predict it will be a challenge she left at the very least thank you very much rosalynn jordan and new york. well now u.s. president donald trump has attacked a campaign by hundreds of u.s. newspapers supporting a free press trump tweeted that the media is free to write and say anything it wants but much

in asylum seekers it has been criticized but failing to act but until there is a coordinated effort by the e.u. as a whole this may simply be seen as a delaying tactic for a crisis that is not going away anytime soon sony vaio al-jazeera. not tomato pickers have gone on a march in southeastern is really to highlight the poor conditions for migrant farm workers they walk to the city of force from a shanty town where many of them live in huts without water and power they're demanding employment contracts and safer conditions more than a hundred fifty thousand people have been left homeless by the earthquake in the indonesian island of number the red cross describes sunday as quake has exceptionally destructive rescuers are struggling to reach those in need at least one hundred thirty people have been killed. zimbabwe's main opposition party says it will challenge the results of last week's presidential election in court lawyers in the m.d.c. alliance say they have what they call mammoth evidence of electoral fraud the current president. is due to be reno grated on sunday after winning monday's v

in asylum seekers it has been criticized for failing to act but until there is a coordinated effort by the e.u. as a whole this may simply be seen as a delaying tactic for a crisis that is not going away anytime soon sony vaio al-jazeera georgia is marking ten years since a war with russia that left the country dismembered twenty percent of the country remains effectively under moscow's control a decade after the weeklong war back in two thousand and eight john hall is in tbilisi. well this moment marks a decade since george you're fourteen brief but in many ways devastating war with russia was four to over territory of course hundreds were killed tens of thousands were made homeless but it also showed the security foundations of a number of former soviet republics in the eurasian space who perhaps your. economic ties with the european union and the protection of nato and who suddenly here were given a very graphic illustration of the lengths to which russia was prepared to go to prevent that. at a military cemetery outside tbilisi. needs it has come to remember some of those who fought and di

in asylum seekers it has been criticized but failing to act but until there is a coordinated effort by the e.u. as a whole this may simply be seen as a delaying tactic for a crisis that is not going away anytime soon so you go al-jazeera. a photo journalist detained in bangladesh is back in police custody after being given the all clear in a medical examination trying to alarm the ledges that he was tortured in jail where he's been held since sunday was taken into police custody hours after doing an interview with al jazeera about demonstrations against the government human rights watch is calling for an investigation into the allegations he was of used. i wish his information minister says. was not detained by his journalism. he has been arrested in sutton the columns of which we are looking into it but as to the producer the court the courtroom he said. what will happen to him but he has not really had a set of down a list examined has been arrested for be soothing the informant for the company isn't a global act so it is it is a general act for the own citizens not for the galleries so for

in asylum seekers it has been criticized for failing to act but until there is a coordinated effort by the e.u. as a whole this may simply be seen as a delaying tactic for a crisis that is not going away anytime soon sony vaio al-jazeera. tomato pickers have gone on the march in southeastern italy to highlight the poor conditions for migrant farm workers they walk to the city of fresh air from a shanty town where many of them live in huts without water and power that demanding employment contracts and safer conditions are telling us now a four states of health primaries to choose candidates for november midterms but all eyes were on ohio where a special congressional election is indicating trouble ahead for the republicans ellen fisher reports. he declared victory even though it hasn't been confirmed over the next three months i'm going to do everything i can to keep america great again senator relied on some big names to try to win a congressional district the donald trump won convincingly in twenty sixteen as a president even joined the campaign trail we're going to have a tremendous victory

e.u. away from these twist international payment system in an effort to be less tied to i guess the united states which some see is having inordinate influence upon swift i'm not really sure about how do we have so much influence given there's only two of the twenty five board members but be that as it may he's concerned about it what are your thoughts. thanks for having me but there is nothing new bosses make it is the way obama administration is playing the games in the white house i think everyone is very much concerned and that the u.s. has a position where it can dictate that currencies can be just literally driven to the ground through speculations and interests race and everything else and sanctions can drive that countries to the grave so i think the evolution of blocks in technology it was already on the horizon has to be seen coin of the new payment technology and recall and so many other so i do think that the countries like europe and especially germany machine doesn't hold any any longer good relationship with the us this says if you want to move away from this system which is

e.u. shows that there are diplomatic efforts underway to try to solve this crisis immediately as i had mentioned i think all of us were taken by surprise because the response from the saudi authorities do not correspond to the canadian statement there to be very interesting to see how it develops and if many of these nations do and come out and can the support for the moment secret neubauer middle east analyst thank you. well the saudi and there are military coalitions of recent successes against al qaeda in yemen have mostly been achieved by making secret deals that's according to an investigation by the associated press an investigation by the news agency has found that rather than defeating al qaeda in the arabian peninsula or a k p the coalition has been paying fighters to leave key cities and towns some were even allowed to keep their weapons and hundreds more were recruited to join the coalition which has been fighting in support of yemen's government since intervening in the war in two thousand and fifty eight he was told that one commander who was put on the u.s. terrorism list in two th

e.u. away from these twist international payment system in an effort to be less tied to i guess the united states which some see is having inordinate influence upon swift i'm not really sure about how that we have so much influence given there's only two of the twenty five board members but be that as it may he's concerned about it what are your thoughts. thanks for having me but there is nothing new bosses make it it's no way to say obama administration is playing the games in the white house i think everyone is very much concerned and that the u.s. has a position where it can dictate that currencies can be just literally driven to the ground through speculations and interest rates and everything else in the sense sanctions can drive that countries to the grave so i think the evolution of blocks in technology it was already on the horizon has. coined the new payment technology and recall in so many other so i do think that the countries like europe and especially germany in which it doesn't hold any any longer good relationship with the u.s. this is really want to move away from this syst

e.u. . their opponent liberal western europe it's part of the effort to mobilize white catholics to fight for their country against the european union. jaroslav kaczynski the leader of the ruling law and justice party was a featured speaker. we will have the poll and we want no one will impose their will on us ever again our victory is mere written by a british god. what is going on in poland right now i'm returning to a country that i thought i knew well but now it seems that i no longer do i worked as a reporter in warsaw for four years when i left in two thousand and four poland was celebrating its accession to the e.u. the popular vote in favor was overwhelming. russia to help to organize polish support for the e.u. . at that time there was a real sense of optimism throughout the country. last winter i returned to poland for the first time since then and found that things have changed i've received death threats i was called a traitor of four of brussels and a nazi trial. she was did making anti polish propaganda films i was even compared to lenny riefenstahl. and all because i did a repo

e.u. is delivering on promises made to president obama trump last week in an apparent effort to dodge a trade war between the two sides donald trump has certainly disrupted global trade flows especially when it comes to soybeans u.s. soybean farmers have seen prices for their produce plunged by twenty percent after their prime export market china imposed high tariffs in retaliation for u.s. tariffs on chinese goods the trade has almost ceased. the e.u. was quick to take advantage of the cheap the u.s. crop something that must have been clear to commission president john claude younker last week when he promised trump the e.u. would step up u.s. soybean imports the latest figures show that that process was already well underway . today that you can commit commission has published the latest figures on e.u. imports of soybeans showing an increase of two hundred eighty three percent in imports of say abuse from the u.s. bringing that use to a sheriff in parts of u.s. soybeans to thirty seven percent from nine percent just one year ago washington had already promised twelve billion dollars to com

e.u. country has offered to open any of its ports to the syfy emission. in an effort to reduce its dependence on technology from other countries germany is planning a new cybersecurity research agency now like many other countries germany faces a daily barrage of cyber attacks on its government and industrial computer networks the new agency is modeled on the pentagon's cyber defense agency washington earmarks almost three billion euros for its agency per year its new german counterpart is starting with a budget of forty million. in february twenty sixth ina number of operations were postponed at a hospital in the german city of noice the reason an attack on the computer systems it's just one example of many that german government wants to better protect the country and its citizens in the future with the creation of a new federal agency germany currently lags behind in cybersecurity. germany should take the lead internationally in cyber security or at least a leading role. that still by name and. several systems are already in place to deal with cyber security in ger

e.u., mexico and canada at the verge of getting it worked out. the chinese will be tougher customers. that's where it will take a group effort. >> neil: he hasn't got the canadians yet, to your point. but i do want to remind you, the indiana chamber of commerce has declined to endorse you or senator donnelly. normally they would gravitate to the republican candidate. maybe it's over the trade issue, maybe it's over you haven't spoken out strongly enough against tariffs. do you see that as a slap in the face? >> not really. my business started on main street. i had 15 employees for 17 years. kind of lived the american dream in my own hometown. we are a national business. the reason my campaign is working is because people -- people that know me know i've done it the old fashioned way. when it comes to everything president trump is trying to do, i am confident that folks are going to stick with him. mostly because the fact that he's actually checking things off. he's getting it done and one after another. you know, i feel real good that we're headed in the right direction. really do. >> neil: you had to go through a difficult

effort is poorly organized and ignored early warnings. british police commissioners are warning that a sharp break from the european union may put the public at risk. they say leaving the e.uout an agreement on future relations would mean a significant loss of operational capacity, because police would instantly lose access to cross-border investigator powers and databases. the u.k. plans to leave the e you next spring. some of the stories beyond our borders tonight. we will be right back. ♪ so let's promote our summer travel deal on choicehotels.com like this. surfs up. earn a $50 gift card when you stay just twice this summer. or, badda book. badda boom. book now at choicehotels.com gimme one minute... and i'll tell you some important things to know about medicare. first, it doesn't pay for everything. say this pizza is your part b medical expenses. this much - about 80% - medicare will pay for. what's left is on you. that's where an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company comes in. this type of plan helps pay some of what medicare doesn't. these are the only plans to carry the aarp endorsement for meeting their high standar