[playing kamancheh] [speaking in farsi] [playing kamancheh] [speaking in farsi] >> [speaking in farsi] >> improvisation is probably the essence, the core of persian music, and we all learn pieces, uh, melodies to be able to improvise based on those melodies. [speaking in farsi] [humming] a musician is valued, uh, by the wathey improvise and the--the way they-- they get actually further and further from--from that point of starting. [speaking in farsi] there is a teacher figure in everybody's life, and i hope i can be that for some people. not just teaching them ins-- you know, the instrument and some music, i--i--i like to affect their lives, uh, in a way that, uh, they don't forget me, and they don't forget what they learned from me. [playing kamancheh] my work can be divided in several fferent lines: i do my solos, i have formed a couple of, uh, ensembles, one called dastan ensemble. we formed it about 20 years ago when i was in canada. and then, uh, we formed this ensemble called masters of persian music. >> [playing music and singing] >> with two ve well-known musicians of today's

[playing kamancheh] [speaking in farsi] [playing kamancheh] [speaking in farsi] >> [speaking in farsi] >> improvisation is probably the essence, the core of persian music, and we all learn pieces, uh, melodies to be able to improvise based on those melodies. [speaking in farsi] [humming] a musician is valued, uh, by the wathey improvise and the--the way they-- they get actually further and further from--from that point of starting. [speaking in farsi] there is a teacher figure in everybody's life, and i hope i can be that for some people. not just teaching them ins-- you know, the instrument and some music, i--i--i like to affect their lives, uh, in a way that, uh, they don't forget me, and they don't forget what they learned from me. [playing kamancheh] my work can be divided in several fferent lines: i do my solos, i have formed a couple of, uh, ensembles, one called dastan ensemble. we formed it about 20 years ago when i was in canada. and then, uh, we formed this ensemble called masters of persian music. >> [playing music and singing] >> with two ve well-known musicians of today's

's are farsi service. what the head of t w ser farsi service is jada zarbara and she joins me now. welcome yelder. and what form, harper, the sanctions are against you and your staff taken well so far, and we received a message yesterday that we are with been put on the sanctioned list by the iranian foreign ministry. so far it is said that there will be travel bands for, for, for staff after the w, persian. and it can also, it is also possible, or at least this is a what they say that assets are, properties will be confiscated in any one. right? and i understand that i've been threats against members of staff. you know, there has been threats, i will, i will not go onto details. but we, we've like actually, every iranian journalist working out in iran, of course, but also outside of iran is targeted by iran's intelligence. and they have been threads and even in the, in the, in the last years, but now increasing and during the protests. and of course, it is a way to silence us to silence journalists from reporting on what is really happening on the ground and trying to yet to put u

sings in farsi. how the rock band coldplay is offering their support to the protestors in iran. 95% of the voting machines have now been counted in brazil's presidential election with former president, luiz inacio lula da silva narrowly ahead of the incumbent jair bolsonaro. crowds of mr lula's supporters started celebrating in the streets as he overhauled the far—right incumbent, jair bolsanaro, who had taken an early lead. mr lula is now on 50.7% compared to bolsonaro�*s 49.3%. the left—wing candidate — and former president — lula da silva came first in the initial round, four weeks ago. but the contest with his rival, the current presidentjair bolsonaro, has been tighter than had been expected. all day brazilians have been casting their votes across the country, including communities in the remotest parts of the amazon rainforest. live now to rio dejaneiro and pedro menezes — who is a economist and pollster.— the polling has improved joining us. we are starting to see some reports that lula has be

and even makers, german institutions including members of d, w's farsi service. yeah, i think the jim fields this week to limit and now they try to make something, but i think that was like the system works in such a ways. it's secured. see, a pop shoes that loves sums of money buys would gene, but the g was almost bankrupt. the sanctions cannot type, take people's as treats attempting, but no money should be sent to god. that's will be bone calling fun and suits on this bill. several financing, but the ones you can no longer just trick from this absolute sanction. well, foreign minister on elena back, a member of your party, the green says there can be no more business as usual with iran. what does that actually mean though? in concrete terms. if it can be any useful business with. so jim, if you want it, i think it's very important to stand on the side of the brain, civil society and awesome, great from with you on that. give me like some assets located in germany. belonging to sanctions. you a new of to so that means that tricks, pen measures and resources to

clarissa sarr the farsi there. what does iran get out of supplying drones that are killing ukrainian civilians? >> well, i think there's a couple things. there's a picture in terms of their relationship with russia, that relationship goes back years. if you're looking at the countries around the world that have consistently and you're looking at the iran, starting with the revolution in 1979, that have consistently said, we want to oppose american intervention overseas, it's russia, it's iran, it's syria, other countries like north career ya, so, to me, there's a strategic relationship here that goes well beyond unicrane. there's a smaller piece, john, and if you look at what iran has done to america in the middle east, helping groups in iraq during the american intervention in iraq, obviously helping bashar al assad in syria. if -- we don't want the americans here, and we will support those who are fighting the americans. pretty basic, i think, john. >> and in the face of this, susan, ukraine says it wants more we

government has imposed sanctions on german politicians and institution institutions, including dw farsi service, dw is director general peter limbo called the move unacceptable. in a statement. he said he expects politicians in germany and europe to increase the pressure on the regime. now the fact that we appear on such a list, he says, now will not stop us from providing our uses in iran with reliable information. now the so called atlantic state group has claim responsibility for an attack on a major shiite holy site. in the rain, in city of she ras, at least 15 people were killed, including women and children. dozens more were wounded. african men opened fire and worshippers at the shrine in southern iran. officials say the suspect is in custody . the mosque is a major holy site for the countries shiite majority rushes, military have stage nuclear exercises under the watchful eye of president vladimir putin. the drills included multiple practice launches of ballistic missiles. moscow says it was assimilated retaliation for a nuclear attack on russia. ah ballistic missiles blast off.

voice off-screen speaks farsi. in total, 7a people gave evidence. iraj also testified. is being closely followed by many people whose relatives were executed by the regime. masida lives in england. a0 years ago, her two brothers and sister—in—law were killed for their communist beliefs. masida is travelling to hear hamid nouri testify. relatives and survivors have, forjustice. tomorrow, masida and vida will go to court together. hamid nouri is about to testify. the atmosphere inside the court is tense. lots of the families of victim are crying and angry. hamid nouri testified for six days. protesters chant. his defence echoed, his story of denials from the iranian government, which has never acknowledged a massacre. the current president of iran, ebrahim raisi, was one of the death committee judges, and hamid nouri's boss. if hamid nouri is found guilty, this could have consequences for raisi. iran still in kills and imprisons political prisoners. i come to cover the verdes. it's around one year that i am reporting about the court in this case. —— the verdict. vida has

the reigning government has imposed sanctions on german politicians and institutions, including dw farsi service, dw director general peter limbo, called the move unacceptable. i expect politicians in germany and europe to increase the pressure on the regime. lim book said the fact that we appear on such a list now will not stop us from providing our uses in iran with reliable information. early aspect to even in sir a member of the european parliament and a swedish politician of kurdish descent, she gave me her perspective of the events unfolding and iran. this is actually how pressing and regimes a dictator is the react. instead of understanding that it needs to be an end on the blood back that he has started, and the economy and the regime of the law, they are targeting those defending democracy and human rights. this means that the, you and the member states need to increase their sanctions against them less and included. also, i should say their families that are living in peace and freedom in their western countries. so will increasing sanctions really do the trick. last week you i

the reigning government has imposed sanctions on german politicians and institutions, including dw farsi service, d w, as director general peter limbo responded to the decision urging you lead us to increase pressure on the regime in terror. or we highly condemn the move of the iranian regime. it is totally unacceptable. how. how will these sanctions affect the people on this list? are they and their families in any danger? i think, yes um it is much more dangerous if you are on such a list we cannot see into or the hearts and minds of the iranian government. but the danger is now bigger than before. for the people who might not travel again to iran because they are on the list who still were able to travel and especially for their family members who are in iran. and we have seen that the iranian government, hers harassed the people of our staff and they also arrest the members of their family. so i think the danger is bigger now than before. how will these sanctions affect the w's reporting in iran? i think we will continue to do what we did and the, the situation hasn't changed dramati

or the rainy government has imposed sanctions on german politician and institutions, including dw farsi language service, t w's director general peter lindberg to they called that move unacceptable. i expect politicians in germany and europe to increase the pressure on the regime. lindberg said the fact that we appear on such a list now will not stop us from providing our users in iran with reliable information. jasmine ramsey is the deputy director at the new york based center for human rights in iran. i asked her, does she see any indication that the iranian regime is going to back down in the face of these protests? no, absolutely not. it's actually increasing it's repression on the streets and we saw a massive security presence in more than a dozen cities across the room today as there were mass protests on the 14th day. since messiah means dead, it's been 6 weeks. we know that in the past there have been movements protest movements that have been snuffed out by crackdowns by the regime. do you think that the protestors this time can keep this momentum go of quiz. it's up to the cre

farsi, thank you for saying something that had not been said earlier. i'm glad you did. the men and women who are in corrections >> we leave this recorded program now. live to a briefing on c-span. >> the incredible amount of flooding we are seeing, and i know the images on fort myers beach are the ones everyone sees on tv, and those are catastrophic, but this is a massive storm that had massive water dumps all over the state, the interior of the state all the way to the east coast of florida, so here, we came in, i saw some via air, and we were able to drive around and see some of the water. it was significant. i was able to meet with the resident whose entire home was underwater. we were sensitive about not just the areas on the news all the time, but all the other areas throughout florida, so this whole thing here, this emergency vehicle, we dispatched before the hurricane even hit, because they are having problems with their eoc, so we wanted to make sure they had the ability to conduct emergency operations should the need arise. it was interesting. sunday, i don't t

now, i don't see any writing in farsi, in iranian language. how do you know?e by two main things. the first thing, we watched the exhibitions of the planes in other countries and some years ago, iranian companies showed this. >> reporter: this exact model? >> this plane. and the second thing why the iranian plane is you have one, only one write by the hand. >> reporter: can you show me? >> yes. >> reporter: so that's farsi. >> i think you're right. >> reporter: so if i understand, you're saying that they tried to hide the fact that this was made in iran. >> yes. >> reporter: ukraine has called for more sanctions against iran for supplying the drones, but so far, sanctions have had little effect. the components are commercially available in a number of different countries. from japanese batteries to an austrian engine and american processors. this is the six. now we're seeing these kamikaze drones. the 136. and you say there's a new generation of drone coming, too. the arash two? >> yes. >> reporter: so, wolf, that arash two drone, he said that they are anticip

>> yes, of course. >> so that's farsi?ink, yes, you are right. >> so, if i understand, you are saying that they try to hide the fact that this was made in iran. >> absolutely, yes. >> ukraine has called for more sanctions against iran for supplying the drones. so, far sanctions have had little effect. the components are commercially available in a number of different countries, from japanese batteries to an austrian engine and american processors. >> this is mohajer-6 the, now we're seeing these kamikaze drones, shahed 1:36, and you said there's a new generation of drone coming to the, arash-2? >> yes, arash-2, very much from. this >> how soon could this new generation of jones be supplied to the russians, and how much more dangerous could it be? >> well, anderson, you know, according to alexei, they believe this could be happening in the next few months. and that's what really concerns them, because this arash-2 can carry a lot more firepower, certainly then the shahed, which can take maybe 40 kilograms, so roughly 88 pou

ronnie and drones, for example, by bringing the wreckage and showing actual markings that were in farsi. for example, that hasn't happened or they said all this is a rushing missile. bring the wreckage so there are remnants of that missile that should show clearly that it was russia. if in fact, what's the landscape company are saying for heavens, they could even manufacturing, it wouldn't be true, but they could at least do a better job of making it up. they're not even doing that. so that, that tells me that if they had the evidence cold, they would be presenting the fact that they're not presenting clear evidence that would've died. russia tells me that this is just their attempt to blame russia for their own. that's all for now. be sure to check out our t dot com for all the latest breaking news and updates. we'll see you right back here at the top of the hour. ah ah ah ah, i use ah, good, good, good. good. good, good. and she is like, i just finished. so what do you mean you you had called me when you pay me a little nibble from william ward who sha corley. when she when you press

the reigning government has imposed sanctions on german politicians and institutions, including dw's farsianguage service. >> i expect politicians in germany and europe to increase -- the fact that we appear in such a list now will not stop us from providing our users in iran with reliable information. jazmine ramsey is the deputy director at the new york-based center for human rights in iran. i ask her, does she see any indication of the iranian regime backing down in the face of all these ptests? >> no, absolutely not. it is actually increasing its repression on the streets and we saw massive security presence in more than a dozen cities across iran today as there were mass protests on the 40th day since her death. brent: it's been six weeks. we know that in the past there have been protest movements that have been snuffed out by crackdowns by the regime. do you think the protesters this time can keep this momentum going? >> of course it's u to the protesters themselves, but the fact that they have been going on for as long as they have, given the lethal force that the state has been usi

demonstrators at a university gather together to form the word "blood" in farsi.een uploading video on social media, despite a police crackdown. the unrest marks the biggest challenge to iran's government in years. protesters say that 22-year-old was beaten to death by readily police for annihilating dress code laws last month -- by morality police for violating dress code laws last month. the death toll from cholera has risen to 16. health experts have warned of a devastating resurgence of the waterborne disease, and the rising cases comes as thousands protested in the capital against the government's call for foreign security assistance to confront gangs, blocking efforts to control the outbreak. demonstrators say foreign intervention has never worked. they are calling on the prime minister to resign. the u.s. is reviewing the request, saying the situation has grown more dire and the status quo cannot persist. isreal and lebanon have reached a historic agreement to resolve a maritime dispute after months of negotiations. both sides expressed there's a section wi

sings in farsi.a man who threw at least two firebombs, before driving away. police say two people suffered minor injuries. the suspect appears to have then taken his own life. 0ur correspondent matt graveling reports from dover. this entry point for thousands of migrants coming to the uk, many fleeing from war, came under attack today. at 11:20am, a man in a white car threw three incendiary devices at this building. two of them burst into flames. his motive remains unclear. and then it was at this petrol station on limekiln street on the seafront in dover where the man drove a white vehicle, which you canjust about see behind my right shoulder under a blue tarpaulin. the fire brigade have turned up and putting a tent over that and two forensic officers from kent police have turned up to gather evidence. kent police have said the suspect has been identified and his next of kin are being informed. this evening, police remained at the petrol station looking for answers as to what had led to today's even

employees of the military intelligence found details that are marked with the state language of iran, farsidoubts indicate the iranian origin of the drone, but it is interesting it also turned out how a country that has been under sanctions for tens of years was able to establish the production of such aircraft. well, the representative of gur said, we compared this drone with other drones of this company and found out that the drone contains three-quarters of components from the usa, there are also components from japan china, sweden, austria, and even one component of ukrainian production , now the specialists of gur will understand how they got here before the beginning of the war, when we looked at the supply, who supplied weapons to russia, they were there absolutely, well, almost all the countries of the european union. the question is who is more, who is less, and ukraine also supplied russia with equipment before the start of its full-scale invasion in 2014. for some reason, this supply continues. -52 and the other eight are equipped with zaporizhzhya ukrainian engines, so they are

as a box is the head of the farsi desk here at deutsch avella. we are very pleased to welcome her as a colleague and daniel dylan, burma who reports on iran for the berlin bass to daily devout, also joins us and kills. if i can start with you is, is of course, and not only women, but also school girls who are now tearing off their he jobs in public. their head scarves are now becoming a symbol for defiance of the regime. where is this fury coming from? have you been surprised by its force? i and i say have actually, i mean, wish we've had this product, i protest for 3 weeks now roughly. and when they started, i thought, well, it is new. a lot of it is still new women and men going together, sat chanting as a said, women life freedom, which is new because all gender school are together. they're fighting for for women's rights together and human rights. but now it's the gen z is rising up as well. we see gens the rising of all over the world and now we see them iran and the force and the courage of these girls, this young girls who know the higher

message to the world the words women life and freedom prominently painted on its facade it also says in farsi sands in igia's id and those words the rally in cry for the people of iran and around the world including here in san francisco drawing attention to the country's 40-year fight for rights protests recently ignited over the death of 22 year old masa amini who died in custody for allegedly violating hijab rules. salman shariat is a first-generation persian american. he came up with the idea to paint his bay street home just a week ago. it happened very quickly with three week coming up. it was very important to get it done before three weeks started. i thought this was a good way to get people to see it and notice it solomon insists. this isn't a story about him. it's about raising awareness, which seems to be working. well my friends from even like irvine are posting about this and my friends in like new york all my friends all around the us are posting this specific buildings. sarah is persian american and walked two miles to see it and even people who don't really know what's going o

they stand in the formation of the farsi word for "blood."the central city of isfahan, women shout, "death to the dictator." high school girls in the nortest chant, "iran has become a detention center." the protests ignited after the death of 22-year old mahsa amini. she died in police custody after being arrested by iran's morality police who said she was wearing her hijab improperly. in solidarity, women around the world began shedding their headscarves and cutting their hair, protesting the regime's restrictions on women. khameini has dismissed the riots as the work of foreign enemies. >> some of these persons are elements of the enemy and if they are not, they are in direction of the enemy. they go to streets with the same goals as the enemy. ali: but he is arresting and killing his own people. thousands have been detained and more than 200 killed. among them, 23 children, according to amnesty international. two of those young women have joined mahsa amini as symbols of the revolution. nika shakarami and sarina esmaeilzadeh, both 16, are

exchequer by on the 5 prime minister list trust being seen as another blow to the prime ministers of farsi was a mistake to the top rate of tax. so to period, when we were asking everyone to make sacrifices and it was a mistake to fly blind, a not to back up the economic plans that were announced with an independent full cost from the office for budget responsibility. both those things are being addressed. russian news agencies are reporting that at least 11 people have been killed at 50, mal wounded and what they're calling a terrorist act at a military training ground and the southern russian regional belgrade. meanwhile, russian forces have bombed several towns that ukrainian forces seized in the southern house on region. ukrainian, military told al jazeera expects the russian attacks to secure at defense points and ammunition depos, but not to advance. meanwhile, ukraine is shot down and iranian made drone on the southern front. iranian officials continue to deny they are supplying drones to russia. will a fire has broken out at iran, the infamous athene prison in the capital tat ron?

government has just impose sanctions on german politicians and institutions, including the double use of farsi service. the measures are said to have been prompted by the european union's recent sanctions against the terran government over its brutal crackdown on those ongoing protest. responding to the move i. d. w . 's director general peter lim, books at the writing government has been threatening. they foster editors and their families for some time now, and that this is unacceptable. you added that the regime promotes terrorism inside and outside the country. in his statement, he said, i expect politicians in germany and europe to increase the pressure on the regime. the fact that we appear on such a list now will not stop us from providing our uses in iran with reliable information. now joe and chancellor. all i showed this meeting for talks with the french president or emmanuel macro in paris relations between the leaders of the use that to bring us to call them is our thames. i mean disagreements over in defense energy and trade policies. the talks come after a regular joint government

news was received, turkish interior minister, cinnamon soiled energy and natural resources minister, farsi donors, labor and social security minister. that up 1000000000 arrived an ambassador to coordinate rescue efforts and investigate the cause of the explosion. search and rescue operations continued until the morning and still on going in the morning. many leaders of political parties also arrived at the sea. they expressed their condolences to the relatives of the dead miners, president reggie type heard one also arrived at the scene and conducted an investigation republican people's party to come out to list out order an e party leader metal action and also visited the region and expressed their condolences to the mind as families to day in turkey, they said good bye to the dead miners. many relatives of mine has continued to wait for news of survivors. after all, there may still be survivors. under the rubble, the ministry of justice announced that an investigation into the explosion has been launched. and 3, prosecutors have been appointed. we continue to monitor the situation. ah,

ronnie and drones, for example, by bringing the wreckage and showing actual markings that were in farsi. for example, that hasn't happened. busy or they said. busy this is a rush missile, bring the wreckage. so there are remnants of that missile that should show clearly that it was russia. if, in fact, what's lensky and company are saying, for heaven's they could even manufacturing, it wouldn't be true, but they could at least do a better job of making it up. they're not even doing that. so that, that tells me that if they had the evidence cold they would be presenting the fact .

would be much better when i would speak ukrainian sokhili if we were perfectly understood in arabic or farsin this is impossible, so i relied on the help of local journalists, and in a certain sense, it was the best way to work, because these are people who have a good command of the situation on the spot, they know the country very well, it is completely different things will be a local journalist when your own country is at war, for example, how do you feel now when ukraine is the last war and ukrainian journalists are doing incredible work foreign journalists will never be able to do it yes, but they are able to do something else, which is to add these stories to the context of maybe past warriors , past experiences, and also present it in a larger global picture, which i think is important because sometimes if you are in the epicenter of history , this is lacking, it happened to me many times, for example sarayev because i was so immersed in a bubble during the siege that i didn't know what was happening in the outside world after that, an important thing about the work of international

foreign minister on elena burbock has condemned to run for sanctioning european media, including dw farsi service. burbock vowed to impose even tighter restrictions on the islamic republic. over tay, ron's brutal crackdown on women's rights protestors. ron's foreign ministry announced a black list of media outlets in retaliation for an earlier round of you sanctions . i russian president vladimir putin has overseen routine exercises by russia strategic nuclear forces. moscow said the aim was to simulate retaliation for a possible nuclear attack on russia. the us said russia had informed it a day earlier of its intention to carry out the drills. they come as nato also conducts rehearsals for nuclear war in northern europe. ah ballistic missiles blast off a dramatic show of rushes and nuclear capability weapons launching from land sea and the sky. all under president putin supervision, rushes defense minister reporting the drills which are held annually simulated a massive nuclear strike in retaliation for a nuclear attack on russia. the exercise comes as bruton blame to the united states f

the iranian government has imposed sanctions on german politicians and institutions, including dw farsi service. the measures are said to have been prom, prompted to by the european union's recent sanctions against the tehran government over it's brutal crackdown on ongoing protests. responding to the move detail, the use director general peter lim book said to the iranian government has been threatening d. w, as far as the editors and their families for some time now. and that this is unacceptable. adding that the regime promotes terrorism inside and outside the country. in a statement, he said, i expect politicians in germany and europe to increase the pressure on the regime. the fact that we appear on such a list now will not stop us from providing our uses in iran with reliable information. let's get a european perspective on this now. swedish social democrat and member of the european parliament in sir is an iran specialist. and you join us now from brussels . very good to have you with us. i would just like to start by picking up on what we just heard in the tehran taking aim at m

the iranian government has been threatening d, w, farsi, editors and their families for some time. this is unacceptable you and aren't as to accused the regime of promoting terrorism inside and outside the country is this is a statement in which he says, i explained to politicians in germany and europe to increase the pressure on the regime. the fact that we appear on such a list now will not stop us from providing our uses any rand with reliable information. and we'll go to our attention now to some of the other stores making news around the world. hundreds of syrian refugees have returned home from lebanon under repatriation scheme that the government had paused during the pandemic. ebenezer 30 states voluntary but rights groups are concerned that refugees may be pressured to return to the war torn country. new video has emerged showing the lead up to china's former leader, being escorted from the communist party congress. huge in town, were seated next to president gigi and paying on saturday before being led away. the roof had spoke to speculation that mister, who was upset tha

the gilda sahabi is an author and journalist of iranian origin tots yalda zabab r is the head of the farsi desk here at bella. we're very pleased to welcome her as a colleague and daniel dylan burma who reports on iran for the berlin based daily developed also joins us and gilda, if i can start with you, it is of course not only women, but also school girls who are now tearing off their hijabs in public. their headscarves are now becoming a symbol for defiance of the regime where is this fury coming from? have you been surprised by its force? i must say. i have actually, i mean, we've we've had this pro protest for three weeks now roughly and when they started i thought, well, it is new. a lot of it is still new women and men going together chanting as you said, women like freedom, which is new because all genders are together. they're fighting for for women's rights together and human rights, but now it's jen's eases rising up as well. we see gen z rising up all over the world and now we see in iran and the force and the courage ofhese girls, these young girls who know the hierarchy of th

ronnie and drones, for example, by bringing the wreckage and showing actual markings that were in farsi. for example, that hasn't happened, or they said all this is a russian missile fly. bring the wreckage. there are, there are remnants of that missile that should show clearly that it was russia. if in fact, what's the lensky and company are saying? for heaven's they could even manufacturer, it wouldn't be true, but they could at least do a better job of making it up. they're not even doing that. so that, that tells me that if they had the evidence cold, they would be presenting the fact that they're not presenting clear evidence that would've died. russia tells me that this is just their attempt to blame russia for their own failings. many thanks for talking to us today is really good to get your inside. we've been speaking to for marcia, unless i'm ceo of a book associated larry johnson. thanks again. this is nikki. whenever latest one rushes class in the da region where 15 people are being killed, including 3 children, and 19 more injured. also 5 to jed crushed into a residential bu

chanting "women, life, freedom" in farsi and carrying signs, some say "down with the islamic republic "justice, freedom, the right to choose your outfit." >>> taiwan is celebrating its national day with parades, performances, and a determination to defend its democracy. ♪ >> a festive scene in taipei earlier as crowds marked 111 years of a revolution that ended the last chinese imperial dynasty. taiwan's president delivered a passionate speech on the values of freedom and addressed the tension with mainland china. she says beijing must respect the island's sovereignty. >> translator: the broadest consensus among the taiwanese people and our various political parties is that we must defend our national sovereignty and our free and democratic way of life. on this point, we have no room for compromise. >> taiwan's president says she is willing to work with the mainland to find ways to maintain peace and stability across the taiwan strait, so long as it's based on rationality, equality, and mutual respect. >>> still ahead this hour, we're tracking a weekend of violence in the west bank an

in tehran could coordinate the protests that swept the country after the death of maxa amini, the farsi, citing iranian intelligence services. according to the agency, german diplomats held a number of meetings in tehran with representatives of other countries in order to increase tension within iran only in the last 24 hours. police detain 3,000 rioters protests in the islamic republic began on september 17 after a funeral maxa amini, a young girl was detained for the wrong attitude of a headscarf and died in a police station. according to the doctors, she had a heart attack. but all these reports appeared that the girl was beaten by the police, as the iranian authorities say, protest moods were fueled from the outside in social networks. the cabinet of ministers is collapsing on wednesday, the head of the ministry of internal affairs of the country, soella braverman, announced her resignation, and the prime minister urgently appointed her to replace grand ashnapps. in addition, according to the telegraph, the team left conservative coordinator in the house of commons, wendy morden, al

i realized that i had suddenly mastered farsi.scriptions all on russian somehow. i was just so surprised, and not only was this a terrible revelation, that is, the iranian foreign minister officially announced that in fact the iranian version. here there are 100 of them shahid there, so it was developed, koby beam in 2005-2007. this is a ukrainian drone. so he just goes back to his homeland. geranium is a flying bird from migratory birds, but in this case everyone understands perfectly well with geraniums with all other matters . the energy system is there in ukraine, but it is. i think will not last so long on the aftermath significantly. yes, how brutal, in general, disgusting vile blows of rustling. each time declares the destroyed energy object, the victims. no, there are no wounded. yes, i didn’t come up with it, that is, we inflict terrible blows, no, but they say that, suddenly geraniums get into the house, then there it is further. and here is what they hit on the donbass or at one time a residential area. the west does no

ah, demons street is an a tyrann university gathered together to form the word blood in farsi rights groups and protests have been uploading video on social media despite and please crack down the unrest. march. the biggest challenge to runs government in years, protests, se 22 year old master and me now was beaten to death by morality. please for violating dress cold laws. last month. nasa says it successfully deflected the path of an asteroid in the test. the could one day save the planet. the u. s. space agency says is the 1st time humans have altered the orbit of a celestial body. the darned spacecraft deliberately crashed into the space rock known as di morphis last month and telescope observation show it shifted the course of the 160 meter asteroid. we conducted humanities 1st planetary defense test. and we showed the world that nasa is serious as a. ringback defender of this planet. and we captured the attention of millions of people around the world in this test. and that's because dart, as we call it, it felt like a movie plot. but this was not hollywood or thomas s. statler

simmons now reports from london. hans warning is being seen as a novel blow to the prime ministers of farsi financial and political cale's prime minister refusing to quit. but the u. k. media aren't alone. insane time is up for liz. trust her sacking of her chancellor and friend quasi quad thing on friday and her dismal performance in a news conference afterwards failed to calm the market. now it rests with the new occupant of the chancellor's office. number 11 downing street jeremy hunt to turn things around on his 1st morning in office. he was critical of what trust has done so far was a mistake to cut the top rate of tax period when we were asking everyone to make sacrifices. and it was a mistake to fly blind and not to back up the economic plans that were announced with an independent forecast from the office. the budget responsibility. well hunt says he supports growing the economy. we talk, you're increasing some tax cuts will be on spending. ministers and party grandees would normally look to number 10 for solutions and tactics. not now. it's number 11. jeremy hunt, the 4th chancello