french president emmanuel mccrone has praised a migrant from mali as a hero twenty two year old marmaduke asama climbed five stories up the phone.

if mark zuckerberg thought that his ways has come to an end he was wrong french president emmanuel mccrone made it clear to the facebook c.e.o. that he would be calm things down on global businesses who exploits past new data while avoiding paying taxes. was one of the around sixty industry bosses attending the tech the good summit on wednesday the meeting had one main objective encouraging global companies to focus on improving the wild especially since so many of them have become more influential than governments. obviously on a worldwide basis people are increasingly concerned about their relationship to technology the impact on the workplace how this will affect international politics and governance and governance has a harder time managing this. frankly the companies in the world is moving at a faster pace than government. companies to start freeriding while ignoring social situations around them and his words may have already taken impact as some friends took the opportunity to announce new initiatives will be investing one hundred million dollars in entrepreneurs in europe and in af

french president emmanuel mccrone has praised a migrant from mali as a hero twenty two year old marmaduke asama climbed five stories up.

french president emmanuel mccrone has praised a migrant from mali as a hero twenty two year old marmaduke asama climbed five stories up the facade.

in the past week german chancellor angela merkel and french president emmanuel mccrone have made sekret visits to washington to try to remain in the agreements but trump has threatened to withdraw from the deal unless it's renegotiated he is due to decide by me to go see. ok we're going to get an iranian perspective on the story now. is an iranian journalist and a visiting scholar at the center of middle east strategic studies a think tank funded by the turkish government. good to have you with us what do you make of natanya who's allegations is your country lying to the world. well first thank you for having me in fact to show by these really prime minister that this time he gave a presentation about iran's nuclear issue is not the first time that he is having those tired talking points about iran's nuclear issue and many of those who are if the mili are involved have been involved in the run nuclear issue and nuclear negotiations they know that the the things that larry mentioned by the israeli prime minister are not the only ones but they are the ones which her brother previously in

in the past week german chancellor angela merkel and french president emmanuel mccrone have made sacred visits to washington to try to remain in the agreement but trump has threatened to withdraw from the deal unless it's really go she to he is due to decide by me to go see. let's get the german perspective on this now we have our political correspondent hans broad following the reactions here in germany for us hi howard thanks for joining us in our studio how is the german government responding to these israeli allegations well the official response has been very brief and very reticent germany has simply said that it takes note of their tone ya less information allegations and that these should be immediately sent to the international atomic energy agency in vienna that is the united nations organization that actually of a sees this agreement and oversees nuclear developments all around the world and that this organization should in fact as quickly as possible examine this evidence and see whether it is contains anything new whether these allegations can be made to stick or not this i

looks to assert his authority at home and abroad we of course talking about french president emmanuel mccrone and today it marks one year since he took office armed with the catchphrase france's back he promised to drive through reforms that would revitalize the french economy and he's traveled the world in a bid to position himself as europe's most visible leader but how successful have his efforts been our correspondent georg mathis reports. this was his moment of triumph. emmanuel mccall the newcomer who led the on march movement shook up france's political establishment defeated the far right national front and introduced a new style of government. horse . drawn thousand times such a powerful leader for decades. even on the show the goal of the presidency wasn't such a top down operation it can be brought all this about by himself this is not a president who conquers a party but rather a party that took shape after his victory. in disavowing the long standing right left political spectrum has tried to join pro e.u. forces with those opposed to globalization has tried to unite right leanin

north korea summit was also discussed by vladimir putin and emmanuel mccrone at the same petersburg international economic forum on thursday. he was honest part did everything you promised before even blew up the tunnels and the files on his test site and after that we heard about the cancellation of the summit show. and you know what i would really want is for that process already underway to decrease tensions on the peninsula as well as the process of denuclearization and disarmament of the pinscher process to continue. to people cement a second day of the international economic forum is a busy one more announcements are expected from the russian and french leaders he will address delegates later this afternoon on t.v. or trying to has more on the meeting between the two presidents i guess everyone in this big crowd of journalists that you can see behind my shoulder saw how emanuel macron was holding hands with donald trump just a short while ago when they met and they remember all the awkward moments that made people talk about their bromance well today all these people gathered here on the ba

is really that visit followed similar meetings in washington last month with french president emmanuel mccrone and german chancellor angela merkel who both agree the pact isn't perfect but think it can be improved in an interview on sunday britain's ambassador to the u.s. expressed optimism about keeping the u.s. in the deal all those issues we have ideas we think that we can you can find some language produce much and that meets the president's concerns there are reports that former secretary of state john kerry who helped negotiate the j.c. under president barack obama is also meeting with foreign leaders to save the deal some republicans in congress say they aren't opposed to scrapping it but advised the president to be careful you need to have a clearer idea about next steps if we are going to pull out president trump maintains he still hasn't made up his mind what he'll do but time is running out dion estabrook al-jazeera washington and for the view from iran saying the reports from. president hassan rouhani is preparing his people for a worst case scenario the resumption of u.s. sanction

today, he meets with french president emmanuel mccrone about using facebook's influence for public good. he issued his latest apology for the privacy scandal. he he said that he did not do enough to prevent the issues. >> we're not done enough to prevent these tools from being used as harm as well. we did not take a broad enough view of our responsibility. that was a mistake. and i am sorry for it. >> he made a similar vow and issued a similar apology when he appeared before the u.s. congress last month. his appearance in belgium yesterday comes three days before europe is set to start enforcing new internet privacy rules. >>> the aclu's is leading a group of civil rights groups who want to stop amazon from selling facial recognition technology to law enforcement agencies. they can recognize up to 100 people and then it compares against a database of 100 -- millions of faces. they say that they are marketing the device to police as a way to catch criminals. civil rights groups say it infringes on civil rights groups and it also raises concerns about government surveillance. >> we do not

is really that visit followed similar meetings in washington last month with french president emmanuel mccrone and german chancellor angela merkel who both agree the pact isn't perfect but think it can be improved in an interview on sunday britain's ambassador to the u.s. expressed optimism about keeping the u.s. in the deal all those issues we have ideas we think that we can you can find some language produce much and that meets the president's concerns there are reports that former secretary of state john kerry who helped negotiate the j.c. under president barack obama is also meeting with foreign leaders to save the deal some republicans in congress say they aren't opposed to scrapping it but advised the president to be careful you need to have a clear idea about next steps if we are going to pull out president trump maintains he still hasn't made up his mind what he'll do but time is running out dion estabrook al-jazeera washington. north korea has the night it was forced into giving up nuclear weapons by american led international sanctions a foreign ministry spokesman told the state news

and emmanuelle mccrone him as a capacity to inspire others in the service of your. knuckle referred to global conflicts european space and stressed the need for calm in the middle east. we are all we know that we are facing an extremely complicated situation there on the recent escalation shows us that this is really about war and peace and i can only call all participants to exercise restraint. in his acceptance speech mccaughan urge the nations of europe to rise in unison to the challenges they face and not to turn inwards let it go and in difficult times the temptation to be nationalistic is a big one to close ourselves in and to think of it on a national level it is easier to master challenges and to find our sovereignty because on the european level it is still nascent and fragile. and the french president spoke of the importance of the franco german partnership. only in france many people tell us go ahead go confront germany this is the solution germany is old they don't want to reform europe they only want to benefit from europe i know that this is wrong and

global stability is some of what russian president vladimir putin and his french counterpart emmanuel mccrone had to say at the international economic forum in st petersburg. but this was a draconian team is not in the if international agreements assigned and then revised every four years it would offer a zero horizon for claiming it will create the atmosphere of nervousness and lack of trust school other which students in the media don't care the situation in the world looks as if everyone was playing football according to judo rules what an interesting game we have not judo and not football it's just chaos and it's where we're heading and what we're concerned about. i believe that president trump abandoned the twenty fifty nuclear deal because it was signed by his predecessor. we now need to continue our discussion with iran in order to convince the united states to gradually return to the discussion because we will expand the framework not because we are giving up on the twenty fifteen treaty but because we are responding to a very legitimate concern to israel and saudi arabia to a larger

security advisor john bolton last month late last month we had and angela merkel here from germany emmanuel mccrone was here trying both trying very aggressively to get the president to stick with this deal even though they say yes it was flawed it it could be broadened out that it's important for him to stay with it but again he has surrounded himself with advisers who are telling him that this is not a good deal echoing what he said during his campaign to get out of it thank you for that diane dimond estabrook our correspondent in washington there and i want to point you not to this article on our web site al jazeera dot com what is behind the push against the iran nuclear deal online journalism eunice explores the motivations behind the u.s. wanting to walk away from the deal and the consequences it could have for all the parties involved it's an interesting read read this on our web site al-jazeera dot com all right time now for a look at the day's other news let's go to mary in the london news center mari i'm . i there yes we begin in pakistan officials there saying that the interior minister

coincide with the first anniversary of president emmanuel micron's election when protesters could be seen holding banners bearing slogans like stop mccrone and down with the president of the rich around two thousand police officers were deployed there that demonstration to avoid any potential repeat of what i'm gone labor day that we can show you. the day though the march the past of peacefully. this is a revelation the week real turn books the acclaimed american rapper kanye west might be considered by many to be a modern day creative genius you're no argument there but it is controversial twitter. it seems a renowned strategic intelligence analyst has been poring over his tire line and concluded that kanye west is a russian spy secretly working for vladimir putin no less it's mainly because west revealed his warm support for donald trump online more ago looks at never growing army of kremlin agents remember when being portrayed as a russian spy was funny. a bit of a joke. over. what he had done in the dark when. just threw it out while lynx russian spy assaulted. by a catcher. who isn't funny now could be anyone in the oval office in t

french president emmanuel mccrone has praised a migrant from mali as a hero twenty two year old marmaduke asama climbed five stories up the facade of an apartment building to rescue a child dangling from a balcony saturday night in a crown were awarded the man's bravery with an offer of french citizenship and a job as a firefighter. heavy rainfall from sub tropical storm alberto has forced the evacuation of thousands of people in cuba and shut down the country's main highway system central provinces where the most affected by the downpour in via clodagh some seven thousand people headed for safer areas or shelters. thousands of protesters have taken to the streets of bolivia to demand justice after a university student was killed in a demonstration last week they also called for increased educational funding some protesters clashed with police in the central city of cochabamba. on sunday the new york skeptic government in italy collapse before it could even begin there was a sigh of relief across the euro zone a very short saw tonight markets are jittery again new elections looking evitab

french president emmanuel mccrone has praised a migrant from mali as a hero twenty two year old marmaduke asama climbed five stories up the facade of an apartment building to rescue a child dangling from a balcony saturday night in a crown were awarded the man's bravery with an offer of french citizenship and a job as a firefighter thank. colombia is headed for a runoff presidential election in june after no candidate secured fifty percent of the votes needed in sunday's ballot conservative first place finisher eve on duke and will face off against leftist former fark rebel who stuff ok a tro. the european union has proposed banning some plastic products in an effort to reduce litter spoiling beaches and oceans the ban includes cotton but. the european union has proposed banning some plastic products in an effort to reduce litter spoiling beaches and oceans the ban includes cotton buds cutlery straws and drink stirrers the e.u. says more than eighty percent of marine litter is plastic the measures have to be approved by the e.u. parliament. member states. of . the past think epidemic regu