the i. e, a called on governments to act. now if they want to avert the most catastrophic effects of climate change, the agency says there's a huge gap between governments, rhetoric, and reality. many countries have pledged to cut emissions targets ahead of the u and climate summit planned in glasgow in november. but the united states and canada are still exploring new oil and gas fields for development, and the u. k is licensing new projects in the north sea. china did not commit to sharp cuts and is building coal fired power plants among other projects. so how does the i e, a propose we get there? the plan goes into incredible detail about the steps needed, right down to things like more emissions friendly speed limits. here are some of the 400 steps proposed by the agency. ultimately, they boil down to 2 major categories, more clean technology and less reliance on fossil fuels. every sector needs to make the transition to greener tech, the amount of money being sunk into research and infrastructure needs to triple bringing

and next month selection, i said, begun to explain the significance of the step and what a wrong hopes to get out of the talks. now the extension of this deal with the i a e, a comes at a time when raining negotiators have returned to vienna to try and revive that 2015 nuclear deal. although it's important to note that this extension with the i a is only for a month, unlike the 3 months that it was agreed back in february. now the government spokesman has been speaking about disagreement, and this is what he had to say. in that, did you get official from was i cannot master where p, sheffield, tell me the temporary deal between iran and the un. your agency was extended by the supreme national security council for a month. because report suggested talks in vietnam progressing. this is a signal of iran seriousness and good, good gesture. we hope it can find to the p 4 plus one the united states and the i am the a that you run is adamant to reach an agreement. the only response to this goodwill is the return of all parties to the j, c, p u, a, and implementation of the commitments on the un resolution to, to, to one. this is a limited opportunity and we don'

i want to ask you briefly about a statement that was made by the head of the i e, a in the last 24 hours or so. when this agreement, this extension was, was put forward. he referred to the fact that it was very significant. the data collected up to this point would not be deleted, but there had been a risk that it would be under the previous agreement. just for those of us who don't really understand the final parts of this. why is that so important? well, that different electronic devices that are installed in enrichment launch such as nathan's on for dose. they measure, for example, in real time the level of enrichment. this is called the online enrichment monitor . and this part has been in a sense, iran has said that this particular data will not be provided to the i. e. a. on the other hand, is still has the obligation to verify the level of enrichment and the quantity of nuclear material. and you will hear about this next month. so what iran has done is it has sort of provided some obstruction to the i in collecting some data, but not all data hammered. we're solving some parts of

government government, but we have had one report that suggests that that temporary deal with the i a e a could be extended to fort for another month. now this is a difference between the opposition and the government. the opposition have never been for the 2015 nuclear deal. they want to want to take a stronger stance against the west and the i a e, a west president has an ronnie and he's government. well therefore, diplomacy, they're working away and they have been working away in vienna trying to reach an agreement and give to give diplomacy a chance that that's what this comes down to. so we're not sure what would happen next. but we have heard one report that, that temporary deadlines with the i a you could be extended for one month. but it doesn't mean that cooperation with end, with a just means that the specific nuclear sites could be restricted for the the thousands of people who rallied in the georgia capital against the government's hydro, electric power projects, dozens of dams, the plan to boost georgia power supply but some people living in some communities worry that they

and the i a e, a west president has been wrong and he's government. well therefore, diplomacy, they're working away and they have me working away in vienna trying to reach an agreement and give to give diplomacy a chance that that's what this comes down to. so we're not sure what will happen next. but we have heard one report that temporary deadlines with the i could be extended for one month, but it doesn't mean that cooperation will end with a just means that the specific nuclear sites could be restricted for the i. e. a i said, thanks very much indeed. that had begun to run $21.00 people have died running a marathon in china after the race was hit by extreme weather and axial brian reports. they set off early on saturday for 100 kilometer ultramarathon and 172 runners crossing the stopped line and just t shirts and shorts for a track that winds its way through the mountainous yellow river stone forest and china's northern gone soup province. but hours later, the temperature dropped and the race was hit by hail freezing, rain and high winds goes and

they want the government to take a stronger stance against the west and the i. e. a west of the husband, honey, and he government favor negotiations and diplomacy. but if this is implemented, what it will mean is there will be restricted access to the i a e, a to certain nuclear to certain sites, undeclared, nuclear sites, in terms of snap inspections. and the footage that has been recorded over 3 months, it will be deleted, they won't have access to any to it anymore. but it doesn't mean that it will end all cooperation. i will still have access to iran main, declared nuclear sites, but it will be limited. i said, thanks very much as a big, they're reporting for us live from tehran. 21 people have died running a marathon in china after the race was hit by extreme. bad weather is alexia o'brien. they see it off early on saturday, for 100 kilometer ultramarathon, and 172 runners crossing the stoplight and just t shirts. and shorts for a track that winds its way through the mountainous yellow river stone forest and china's northern gone soup province. but hours later,

and the i a e, a west president has an ronnie and he's government. well therefore, diplomacy, they're working away. they have been working away in vienna trying to reach an agreement and give to give diplomacy a chance that that's what this comes down to. so we're not sure what would happen next. but we have heard one report with that that temporary deadlines with the i a you could be extended for one month. but it doesn't mean that cooperation with end with a just means that the specific nuclear sites could be restricted for the i. e a while cattle is foreign minister has bound to support all efforts to maintain stability in libya. mama ban other rama off on a mess, his libyan counterpart national among crushed in the capital. tripoli. he's also holding talks with prime minister abraham, the baby cart, her back libby as new and recognised unity government against war on police. after now, the former chief advisor to the british prime minister has posted a series of tweets, criticizing the government's handling of the code, the 19 pandemic, dominic c

also wants to verify that those functions have been lifted, and if an agreement is reached, then the i a e, a de axis will be reinstated. i said, thanks very much, that make that join his life from tehran. the palestinian foreign ministry is wanting that israeli satellite incursions into the alex the mos compound unoccupied. east jerusalem is undermining the ceasefire. the mosque reopened on sunday. jewish israelis were escorted by heavily arm security personnel . palestinian worshippers were restricted and for mosque workers were arrested tensions escalated after a crackdown on worshippers at alex. during the muslim holy month of ramadan, it led to an 11 day conflict that killed more than $250.00 people, mainly palestinians for a ministers from jordan and egypt have been discussing the israel palestine ceasefire. egypt to play a major role in brokering the truce. they said it's important that both sides respect that agreement. louis alone by the priority now is to coordinate and guarantee the truth is always respected and that there is no repetition of the israeli violations that exploded

the cameras and snap constructors by the i e. a were not allowed into the nuclear sites in iran, as the news had said, that they will revisit the issue. and in the coming days, they will decide whether or not that technical agreement will be extend. it will be very significant because if you're on decides not to extend that deadline, that means the future of the j t. t. as in nuclear deal is very much in doubt why goods are continuing to travel from morocco to spanish enclave in north africa despite poor conditions there. by 8000 people have crossed into catch up. i see all by walking along the coast, the spanish government sent back many of the recent arrival. and the european union is urging morocco to stop them. doesn't have also reached the enclave of my ear. okay, tell me one of the 9 territories controlled by spain in africa, the unclaimed have long attracted migrants trying to reach europe or hammered. val has the latest on the story. the destination spain by any possible means. some sailed on both sandra, dinky others brave

and the i a e, a west president has an ronnie and he's government. well therefore, diplomacy there and away they had me working away in vienna trying to reach an agreement and give to give diplomacy a chance that that's what this comes down to. so we're not sure what would happen next. but we have heard one report with that that temporary deadlines with the i a could be extended for one month. but it doesn't mean that cooperation was end with a just means that the specific nuclear sites could be restricted for the a. well, let's now speak to hammered with savvy, he's a professor political science at the university of karen and he joins us from there . now. professor, what do you make of these statements that we're hearing today? is this a negotiating tactic given that the timing and the talks in vienna? i think the uranium lawmakers are growing impatient with washington. i think they were expecting that the 3 month window of opportunity that they provided would actually yield resolve. unfortunately, that hadn't happened. and we have to remember that

and if an agreement is reached, then the i a e, a, the axis will be reinstated. there's been another unprecedented twist in the political crisis dripping the pacific island nation of similar. now, the leader of the opposition fast party has been sworn in his prime minister joining an ad hoc ceremony that a rival says was unconstitutional. alexia bryan reports. sienna, not only mother, after took the oath of office and attained outside samo parliament. she was due to be sworn and inside the eyelid nations, 1st female prime minister that was locked out by the parliamentary speaker. the legislative office locked the building so we could do extra that's the site, the supreme court ordering parliament to reconvene the chief judge, fellow judges joining a match to the building concerned to the rule of law wasn't being followed by will also kept out. and that's because this man care take your prime minister to l. i. s i lily malia ling oil. he's been in office for 22 years. this the ceremony was unconstitutional. at this time there was only one governor of the custodian

the cameras and now instructors by the i. e. a were not allowed into the you player sites in iran, the re new said that they will revisit the issue. and in the coming days, they will decide whether or not that technical programming agreements will be extended. that will be very significant because if you decide not to extend that deadline, you need a future of this case. you feel a, as a nuclear deal is very much in doubt that if they feel they're not getting anywhere would be here. they will go ahead and cover ties with those additional protocols under the nonproliferation treaty, meaning they to turn off their security cameras. within the nuclear side, essentially, the instructors will have no access to any of the nuclear facilities inside or on. that is something all sides are trying to avoid, but ultimately it appears that that decision will have to come from to her on in the coming days of jabbar, the live from vienna. thank he, dawson, to lebanon. now where the caretaker, foreign minister shared by wednesday has died after s

now what this extra month gives the i a e, a and iran is that the, that data that's been collected those cameras, then additional equipment at those specific sites will continue to be recorded and won't be erased. now if i take you back to february, when this do you agreed with the dealers for 3 months and the agreement was after that 3 months, if an agreement wasn't reached, between iran and the rest and powers that, that data that those recordings would be deleted. now, iran has given the i a another month for that date, you will be collected and won't be deleted, but that's at the end of the additional month that will take us to, to june. the 24th potentially the data could be handed over to them. but it does give iran and the united states and the european powers, the additional time, the time to try and get an agreement to return. so iran can return to its commitment in the 2015 nuclear deals and get to run what it once is for those sanctions that united states sanctions imposed under donald trump to be lifted. i said, thanks very much indeed. as a big talking to us from to run the

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and then if an agreement is reached, they would handle that for dish to the i a e a. so they could carry out their verifying and monitoring activities. so but so iran is essentially saying to the united states and the western powers is that you have one month now that 24th of june deadline retake iran. and those countries past the presidential elections, we just set to take place at the end of june, drug 18th of june. so it does give them a short timeframe. but iran has said that they are close to reach in some sort of agreement. but iran position still remains the same. they want all sanction lifted before they return to their commitment. as part of that 2015 nuclear deal, iran also wants to verify that those sanctions have been lifted. and if an agreement is reached, then the i, a e, a de axis will be reinstated, still come on out there. this news out india is death toll from covered 19 climes as talk to say many fatalities on being recorded a political crisis in some more as the country's 1st female prime minister is borrowed from taking to office in parliament and

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