who's life for us at the united nations hashem you were listening to that speech what were your main takeaways. the mean of cop us yet i mean been hammered fanny spoke about the blockade imposed on qatar by of saudi arabia the united arab emirates and egypt saying that continues for the 3rd year saying it's unjust and springs from the desire of some countries the reference designs arabia for example to impose domination in the region saying the blockade what instability in the region has completely paralyzed the g.c.c. the gulf cooperation council that was supposed to referee any spat or disagreement among the members of the of the g.c.c. and he said that his country is committed to dialogue however he made it quite clear that any dialogue should be unconditional and that the sanctions should be lifted before it goes and talks politically with the countries about a way out to the crisis and that's interesting because later today in about 3 hours from now secretary of state my company is going to meet with foreign ministers to talk about iran and also about the need to bring about a u

you very much for joining us and firstly your thoughts on the interview we heard then there from hashem that there were certain key things that were missing how do you think the crown prince came across. i agree with the. assessment i mean it was interesting to see the interview and the sense that he doesn't get m.b.a.'s doesn't give interviews very frequently this is the 1st probably interview that he gave since the murder. but with all due respect to see c.b.s. the 60 minutes and to norah o'donnell i don't think the. interview was aggressive enough i didn't think it was aggressive enough to pursue some of the more serious questions although there were 2 or 3 questions that were already serious were asked but again with all due respect i think the interview. raise more questions them than answers that from the problems of course saudi perspective and i think it was a good exercise in public relations and the tommy of course no coincident with the anniversary of. the deaths clearly a lot of questions still to be asked that the crown prince accepting some degree of responsibility given t

for international and regional studies at georgetown university here in qatar just to build on what hashem was talking about there and you made this point in the last hour. hasan rouhani then sort of it was a bit of an olive branch he said hey if you want to do the minimum that's fine as far as the deal goes we'll come with you in there so he sort of trying to keep the deal alive but at the same time saying he doesn't seem to have much hope for it because the europeans the americans aren't on board exactly president rouhani and foreign minister zarif are really in a tough spot because they spent a lot of political capital on striking this deal bringing this deal about and of course we see that shortly after taking office president trump withdrew from the nuclear agreement. these political figures are under a lot of pressure at home to deliver and at the same time the european union has not necessarily lived up to its end of the bargain in terms of sanctions relief particularly in the ronny and banking sector so rouhani unsafe or is under some considerable pressure at home what did you thin

nations is this sunday been one meeting between trump and rouhani said the dialogue that has that hashem is referring to there hasn't been taking place directly and tom's been complaining that the press hasn't been concentrating on the way he's been trying to do at the general assembly and what does he mean exactly by that. well essentially the president is making an argument some journalism critics would make which is that the press has been really consumed with the president's domestic political problems the fact that there's an impeachment inquiry beginning in the u.s. house of representatives against him and they've also been quite consumed with the political problems facing the british prime minister boris johnson and so what don't trump did in his opening remarks was to try to outline some of the ways in which the united states has been engaging positively with other countries as part of this high level week at the u.n. general assembly he talked for example about the fact that the u.s. and several other countries sponsored and of that on tuesday on monday morning focusing on relig

his leadership will have more from turkey's president in just a moment but 1st this reports from hashem. principle. of responsibility but distances himself from the murder of journalist. the calm prince also known by his initials. brushed aside accusations he personally gave the order to kill the journalist. absolutely not this was a heinous crime. but i take full responsibility as a leader in saudi arabia especially since it was committed by individuals working for the saudi government turkish officials insist the killing was given by the highest of arabia the concluded in his assessment the order came from the crown prince as international pressure on sunday arabia. put 11 suspects on trial and fired close aides to. the trial is held in secret. and. the un special rapporteur. found it in her inquiry for the murder was deliberate but meditated an extrajudicial a report was dismissed by saudi arabia the crown prince is also facing growing calls to free activists who have been detained for months one such case is that of le jane i'll have a little one of the most prominent female activis

the last few decades to bring about 2 state solutions an israeli a palestinian independent state ok hashem thank you very much indeed sara been listening to that speech with me as sort and barack hat's the director of the center for conflict and humanitarian studies at institute he joins us on set we both had a collective gasp when the 1st slides went up and the body of young island currency on the beach was shown it did serve to underline the point that he was making the particularly in regard to syria that there isn't just very few countries are shouldering not brain well i think the bigger point was you wanted to remind the rest of the world of what he is carrying in terms of responsibility and cost when it comes to syria and as such the solution that he has a mind of the security zone is something that has to be taken seriously of course the united states i think will disagree with that and this is not a new proposal his but this proposal some time ago and there's been a huge opposition to it partly because he kind of. integrity to authority. gritty of syria with the demand that is ver

how and welcome to the program i am hashem. talks to the war in afghanistan appear to be making progress the taliban and the u.s. came up with a draft deal after nearly a year of discussions in qatar and then back as chief negotiator sounded up to mystic when he revealed that detail so the afghan president last week but now a breakdown in a suite the u.s. president canceled a sequence meeting with taliban leaders and the afghan president at camp david donald trump blamed the taliban car bombing that killed an american soldier and 11 other people in kabul on thursday it doubt of the group want to negotiate a meaningful agreement by the taliban warned the u.s. that americans with suffer more than anyone else for canceling the talks tony berkeley is in kabul for us. privately i think the afghan government is pleased that these talks are being canceled but officially they are funking the americans for their efforts in these peace negotiations and they have stressed that the only way to getting a meaningful peace in afghanistan is t

how and welcome to the program i am hashem. talks to the war in afghanistan appear to be making progress the taliban and the u.s. came up with a draft deal after nearly a year of discussions in qatar and about his chief negotiator sounded optimistic when he revealed the details of the afghan president last week but now a breakdown in a suite the u.s. president canceled a secret meeting with taliban leaders and the afghan president at camp david donald trump blamed the taliban car bombing that killed an american soldier and 11 other people in kabul on thursday it doubt of the group wanted to negotiate a meaningful agreement by the taliban warned the u.s. that americans will suffer more than anyone else for canceling the talks tony berkeley is in kabul for us. privately i think the afghan government is pleased that these talks are being canceled but officially they are thanking the americans for their efforts in these peace negotiations and they have stressed that the only way to getting and meaningful peace in afghanistan is thr

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