has evidence that iran broke the twenty fifteen nuclear deal it must relate to the international atomic energy agency syria love rolf's comments come after israel's leader been you in netanya who claim that tehran repeatedly misled the international community over its uranium enrichment program such documents should be immediately passed on to the international atomic energy agency but according to the comments from experts taking part in the negotiations which it's very likely that such documents refer to previous activity which has already been taken into account by the international agencies inspections that. if the u.s. were announcers exit from the around the older group the international community will of course lose one of the most important instruments promoting the nuclear nonproliferation regime the source that put it during a dramatic presentation on monday prime minister netanyahu claimed around lied about never having had a nuclear weapons program he also alleged it had continued weapons research after the twenty fifteen deal was struck another tried to hide all of the files relating to

the international agency for chemical. weapons made investigation. and it. it's clear or documented that we don't have rescuers in kenya searching for survivors after a dam collapse killing at least forty nine people with many more still missing the disaster happened in the rift valley which is about one hundred fifty kilometers north of the capital nairobi the dam burst on wednesday washed away almost an entire village after simmons was there. it was fast and unforgiving the dam burst released a surge of water that took homes and lives with it there was no warning and it happened in darkness this is the scene hours afterwards they're searching for a man one of dozens of people many of them are children the sprawl of daybreak is where families once lived whole homes swept away. from the air you get some idea of the scale of this tragedy the dam is almost fully drained downstream the waves of floodwater gained momentum and later spread out inflicting much more devastation over a wider area. thank you for a long stretch from the dump down stream we are also lo

iran violated the two thousand and fifteen nuclear deal it should hand it over to the international atomic energy agency such documents should be immediately passed on to the international atomic energy agency but according to the comments from experts taking part in the negotiations it's very likely that such documents refer to previous activity which has already been taken into account by the international agencies inspections. if the us who announces exit from the iran the you know the international community will of course lose one of the most important instruments promoting the nonproliferation regime the source the project on monday israeli prime minister binyamin netanyahu gave a dramatic presentation he accused iran of lying about a secret nuclear weapons program they claim to tehran continued its weapons research after the two thousand and fifteen deal was struck who revealed fifty five thousand pages of documents apparently seized from iran and a heist by israeli intelligence we cannot prove. the project. was a comprehensive program designed to look at what. we're also. there you see it would

the international agency for chemical. weapons made investigations. and it. it's clear or documented that we don't have a search and rescue operations underway after a dam burst in central kenya police say they've recovered at least forty nine bodies and several others are still unaccounted for. but he has a new prime minister ninety two year old martin mohammed is back in the job that he once held for twenty two years he led the opposition to an unexpected victory in parliamentary elections. donald trump says he'll meet the north korean leader kim jong un in singapore on june the twelfth from the announcement on social media after he welcomed home three americans freed by north korea as a gesture of goodwill. argentina has begun formal talks with the i.m.f. about receiving financial support to stabilize its economy its finance minister has met the i.m.f. chief christine lagarde at the funds headquarters in washington to discuss the deal despite reform efforts the country has found itself facing a foreign currency high debt and soaring levels of inflation you

international agency for chemical. weapons the made investigation of this and it. is clear or documented that we don't have. new prime minister says the country's king has agreed to pardon a jailed leading opposition figure on what abraham immediately dr mahathir mohamad also told a news conference he would reveal his cabinet on saturday the ninety two year old was sworn in after a shock when they swept the opposition to power for the first time in the country's history on what is currently serving a jail sentence after being convicted of sodomy when he joins us live from kuala lumpur where you just walk us through what he's been saying at this news conference today yes well peter late on thursday after mohammed was sworn in as the seventh prime minister of malaysia he said after that that the work would begin immediately and that's exactly what has happened on friday morning he convened a meeting of the senior members of their victorious coalition in that meeting as you say they discussed the cabinet positions which he says will be confirmed on saturday and they a

agency international agency for chemical. weapons made investigations about this and it. it's clear or documented that we don't have a search and rescue operations taking place after a dam burst in central kenya police say they've recovered at least forty nine bodies and there are reports several others are unaccounted for u.s. president donald trump says he'll meet north korea's leader kim jong un in singapore on the twelfth of june trump made the announcement on social media after he welcomed home three americans freed by north korea as a goodwill gesture those are the headlines the needs continues here on al-jazeera after witness i'll see in about half an hour. and chad we can bet i'm just. i get it also my motion. fits me quantum time haha demi has stamped it too don't ya be daughter. done a good john miller man asked. judge burton. is in the. best dirty nose the. the. man. i want this to be spied story i want to inspire people to be good i'll be sad be the change you want to see the world sooner you. potty a put up toss on a tree. is that once a month salary or two.

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netanyahu showed nothing that indicated that iran had violated the nuclear deal and the international atomic agency agrees the agency had no credible indications of activities in iran relevant to the development of a nuclear explosive device of the two thousand and nine the us the b.b.c. done said that this proves that iran quote has a robust plan this time nuclear weapons program a few hours later they changed it quietly to iran quote had a robust clandestine nuclear weapons program they blamed clerical error for that one nonetheless they say iran is still dishonest iran lied on the front end they were dishonest actors so far it's been entirely unconvincing experts buying it u.s. officials skeptical pundits and convinced european allies trump to come to his senses and reconsider almost everyone else is too but benjamin netanyahu has his charms and he's done it before there is a question what's with the. it is working and is advancing towards the development of nuclear weapons where should see how confident he was only an invasion and thousands of deaths lead to find out that b.b. had lied his char

evidence that iran has broken the twenty fifteen nuclear deal it must relate to the international atomic energy agency the comments follow a controversial presentation by israel's prime minister on monday in which binyamin netanyahu leveled a series about legations against tehran. such documents should be immediately passed on to the international atomic energy agency but according to the comments from experts taking part in the negotiations it's very likely that such documents refer to previous activity which has already been taken into account by the international agencies inspections do. you see if the us who announces exit from the around the field will the international community will of course lose one of the most important instruments promoting the nuclear nonproliferation regime the source that put it well during his presentation netanyahu alleged that iran had hidden files relating to its weapons program from the international community he claimed israeli intelligence officers knew where they were kept and managed to get fifty five thousand of them out of iran along with one hundred twenty ei

the international agency for chemical. weapons made investigation of this and it. it's clear that all documented that we don't have the syrian army is pushing ahead with his campaign to clear pockets of territory held by what they say are terror groups south of the capital damascus this footage from state t.v. is said to show regime forces patrolling a neighborhood near the yarmouk camp that area is still held partly by rebel fighters and also by isis. a search and rescue operations underway after a dam burst in central kenya police say they've recovered at least forty nine bodies and several others are unaccounted for malaysia's new prime minister says the country's king has agreed to pardon the jailed leading opposition figure and why abraham immediately twenty two year old martin marty a mohammed was sworn in after a shock when they swept the opposition to power for the first time in the country's history. it is going to be a full five that was mean is that you're not going to be if i didn't even be released immediately when. you read. but it's been really in th

the international atomic energy agency says that there is no credible evidence to suggest that iran is currently working to gain nuclear weapons or that it's had any such programs in recent years of this after israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu unveiled documents yesterday which he said show iran lied about its nuclear intentions in the past and is still pursuing its weapons program today the u.s. is backing israel u.s. secretary of state mike pompei of says that israel's information shows that the international nuclear deal with iran was quote built on law. but i'm joined tonight by by he is an iran analyst and he has advised the german government on iran he joins us tonight from the german city of dusseldorf adnan it's good to see you again we've got two narratives going on right here competing we've got one that says iran is deceptive not complying we've got another one that says the nuclear deal should be kept on life support and that iran is at hearing through the terms is there a way of saying which one is going to come out on top there is we have the international atomic

and it is true that north korea let in this international agency, the icao, to have discussions. my biggest hope is they let in another u.n. agency, the one that's responsible for monitoring and verifying due nuclearization, the iaea, some time in the future. >> so you mentioned investors might be able for north korea, but that's a pipe dream. what is the real goal, you know, what's kind of that gold pot at the end of the rainbow to be part of a new deal, to be denuclearized? >> i think kim jong-un wants to do two things. i think the first is to show that he was able to achieve this holy grail of nuclear capability, that despite all the odds against him, the sanctions, the pressure, the fire and fury rhetoric, he was able to achieve his goal of a nuclear weapon and to be in this elite club of countries that were able to do that. so according to north korea, he's already done that. i think he wants to be considered on par with other leaders like donald trump and to be treated as an equal on the world stage. so he's having a summit with the president in singapore. that's getting clo

also coming up, the international atomic energy agency dismisses claims by israeli prime minister benjaminetanyahu that iran is failing to comply with the nuclear deal. he says there is no credible proof to back up israel's accusations. and south korea takes down its propaganda loudspeakers in the first concrete steps since the historic summit with the north last week. plus, countries around the world mark international labor day. tonight we focus on the situation in china and on one former worker's fight for his rights. ♪ brent: i'm brent goff. it's good to have you with us. tonight, a standoff in armenia. protesters are demanding change in the political leaders are saying enough is enough. today the country's ruling party blocked a bid by the leader of an antigovernment movement from becoming prime minister. he was the only candidate standing for the position. tonight, tens of thousands of gathered outside parliament and nikol pashinyan, that candidate, is calling for a general strike across the country tomorrow. earlier i spoke to nick connolly, he is covering the story for us. i asked

assess and to give a statement on nuclear programme of any country in the world is international atomic energy agencyy council. when we have reached a deal, from the date of implementation, january 2016, the iaea, international atomic energy agency, steve, 11 times... i understand that. publicly, that iran has complied with its commitment in the nuclear deal and there is no evidence of violating the deal and agreement at all. i want to get this clear. mr rouhani indicated that if he does not get satisfaction of the 4+1 of the p4+i signatories sticking to thejcpoa as it currently stands, if he doesn't get satisfaction, he will press the green light on iran ramping up its uranium enrichment programme and its various nuclear programmes immediately and the implication is iran is in a position where it can not just restart the programme, but it can massively expand it very quickly. is that true? you see, steve, if the us is going to withdraw from the deal, if the europeans are not going to limit their commitments and violate the deal, if the p5+i cannot deliver their commitments, it is reallyjustified for

president trump of jumping on a rehash of old allegations already dealt with by the international atomic energy agencyismissed neta nyahu as a boy who cries wolf and called the timing of the announcement convenient given that president trump has that deadline of may the 12th to decide whether to pull the us out of the iran deal. earlier, frank gaffney, founder and president of the center for security policy, told me why he thought the international atomic agency had failed and why israel had proven a case for the us to cancel the present deal with iran. i don't think they've dealt with them at all. i think they've made certain representations and that utterly failed to get to the bottom of what is going on in iran and what the israelis have done rivals in terms of its daring, and apparently its success, theirfamous raid on entebbe, and what they seem to have come up with his evidence in my a0 years or so of monitoring arms—control deals, the closest i have seen one get to a smoking gun. i think the iranians have been caught out in a clear and long—running effort to deceive the rest of us as to the nat

over time so that we can give the right kinds of tools to governments to policymakers to international agencies to to better respond or role is not to carry out geo political analyses of. conflicts across the world even though of course we recognize the direct link between that and displacement but that's not what our mandate covers. thank you after the break has to raise or may signal the referendum on a united ireland. is a maze de facto coalition about the imminent consequences of. the streets of the british army or the irish republican army all the people going overboard you have going underground. survival. if you're going to start with. each other you don't get. back to. this or repatriation with the rest of seventy or. so of the. guys are part. welcome back this wednesday will mark twenty years since the people of the island of ireland voted on a referendum that approved the good friday agreement which brought on an arguably fragile peace but will there no be a referendum on a united ireland because the good friday agreement triggers an automatic vote if it appears likely a majority and

is calling for a general strike across our media on wednesday also coming up the international atomic energy agency dismisses claims by israel that iran is failing to comply with the twenty fifteen nuclear deal it says there is no credible proof to back up netanyahu these accusations. i bring off it's good to have you with us we start tonight in armenia where the country's political crisis has just deepened the parliament rejected opposition

we will also share it with other countries, and we will share it with the international atomic energy agency. let me tell you the history of it. we have known for years that iran had a secret nuclear weapons program called project amad. we can prove that project amad was a comprehensive program to design, build, and test nuclear weapons. we can also prove that iran is secretly storing project amad material to use at a time of its choice to develop nuclear weapons. here is what project amad's goal -- explicit goal was. creating nuclear weapons. this is an original iranian presentation from these files. here is the mission statement. design, produce, and test five warheads for integration on a missile. each with 10 kiloton yield for integration on a missile. you don't have to read farsi to see 10 kilotons here, of tnt. this is the specific goal. that is like five hiroshima bombs put on ballistic missiles. this is an original iranian spreadsheet from the archives of project amad. look at what it has here. yellowcake production, centrifuge enrichment process, warhead project, simulation project,

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we fully trust the work the competence and the autonomy of the international atomic energy agency that has published reports certify that iran has fully complied with its commitments. even if europe remains many fear that trumps move or will prompt a backlash by iran president hassan rouhani said his country might resume nuclear activities if a deal without the u.s. will not guarantee its interests. or. try to reach out to the tonight we've witnessed an important historical experience. what we've been saying and repeating for the past forty years has now happened once. iran is a country that is low to its commitments and the united states is a country that has never stuck to its commitments to hold. us. back in washington donald trump said he wants to work with u.s. allies to find what he called a real solution to the iranian nuclear threat but his decision has left many of those allies facing uncertainty as they try to avoid an escalation that's hardly in anybody's interests. let's get more on this story now what do you correspondent here in brussels and eric randolph in tehran good m

international atomic energy agency and that we haven't solved but sorry to interrupt no that's i hear what you're saying you're saying the term essentially want turn it on your own yahoos allegations are old news my question to you was is your country lying to the world. i think the answer your question it is very clear how to find the answer i think the johns to. do to give his idea on this issue is the international atomic energy agency who is that body has been defined as the joints to observe the compliance of iran and in. relation to the. issue you run after than a clear deal has been going on during rigorous inspections which is. not been done in the past in relation with other countries and in eleven records that the i.a.e.a. has had about the implementation of the nuclear the deal by iran and it was next a facility as those have confirmed iran's complaints to the dia and what they those reports are saying are in concert dixon what use it is really prime minister is saying and i say sure you're saying them can is in for a very of yes and i think the mccann is in for verificatio

over time so that we can give the right kinds of tools to governments to policymakers to international agencies to better respond our role is not to carry out geo political analyses. of conflicts across the world even though of course we recognize the direct link between that and displacement but that's not what our mandate covers alexander but thank you after the break house theresa may signal the referendum on a united ireland. is a maze defacto coalition about the imminent consequences of breakfast and no amnesty for the british army or the irish republican army all the civil war going on about to have going underground. seventy four design submissions. seven thousand. two. hundred sixty nonstop days of. russian. under russian. the crimean bridge was built. witnessed the construction moving you need to transport. down to crimea. more. on the. by then cathy session. by then to the long. side of. so it. also was if you have the multiple injuries among. them to yourself you look shows your you know most of the. even the people from boston this is a. soap but i was in. my. life a lovely. read wh

lear is we have the international atomic energy agency which has the mandate to be the watchdog of this agreement and they have been the true being for ten ten times now that iran is in compliance so there shouldn't actually be that much of the discussion. i want to ask you about the reaction from iran to the announcement from netanyahu yesterday we saw the foreign minister from iran saying that this is a case of netanyahu crying wolf and then we had the head of iran's nuclear agency warning that the country can enrich uranium at a level higher than it could before the deal was reached i mean that with that kind of talk isn't the country threatening that it will if the deal is crashes that it will immediately go for nuclear weapons i think that kind of messaging particularly from mr salim from the ceiling and e.j. agency in iran who that an energy organization of iran. is a signal that there will be costs if the u.s. were to walk away from the deal if the deal was to fall apart i think this is what this is signal is about obviously iran can resume enrichment but it would also have to lo

he has agreed to everything that was agreed with the international agencies and accomplished all the responsibilities. we had some. based on that agreement and we have carried on and delivered all our duties. but today we can see. a country that doesn't. know we can see what is a country which is the country that does not respect international agreements. we have done nothing wrong and it is not acceptable that usa is pulling out. the nuclear agreement was an agreement it. was an international agreement and various aspects about various parties. was. it was approved by un security council and the. relevant. united states show tonight and said that not. agree or wish to accomplish. before before that they also talked about terrorists and they try to. do the same thing with the. other agreements. including the economy kwan's which they pulled out from there for so what they have done is based on what they have done before and it's nothing new that. people have seen at the same time. him. that the only nation that has. supported trump's position is israel. that's the same regime which m

international agency for chemical. weapons made investigation of this and it. is clear or documented that we don't have a search and rescue operations underway after a dam burst in central kenya police say they've recovered at least forty nine bodies and several others are now unaccounted for malaysia's new prime minister says the country's king has agreed to a pardon to pardon rather the jailed leading opposition figure and what immediately ninety two year old martin mohammed was sworn in after a shock when swept the opposition to power for the first time in the country's history donald trump says he'll meet the north korean leader kim jong un in singapore on june the twelfth the announcement on social media after he welcomed home three americans freed by north korea as a gesture of goodwill. those are your headlines so far up next it's earthrise we'll have a quick summary of the news for you when we come back at sixty. the former bishop of hong kong says the pope is selling out china's catholics but on the pieces of things which leaked out rondo's information

the international atomic energy agency they have issued ten reports that are saying iran is fulfilling its commitments so there shouldn't really be a question about this i think so how is iran reacted to that presentation. for now it rather quietly think that the foreign minister she has basically ridiculed the statements of benjamin netanyahu well last night that was to be expected that there are no real serious reactions to that and that they are belittling his presentation so the shrugging it off at the moment was is the power point presentation that unfolded yesterday mr netanyahu who's collin powell moment that moment a former secretary of state that is notorious and widely discredited presentation to the u.n. in the run up to the second iraq war. well there isn't and you know didn't really call for a military invasion of iran but the danger here is that this approach to to kill them clear or at least to to bring to bring it at risk to slee can lead to have two or three other escalation in what we're already seeing in syria so that you cut off any form of diplomatic channels you b

the international agency for chemical. weapons made investigation of this and it. it's clear or documented that we don't have a search and rescue operations underway after a dam burst in central kenya police say they've recovered at least forty nine bodies and searches continue for others who are still missing malays here has a new prime minister two year old martin mohammed is back in the job he once held for twenty two years he led the opposition to an unexpected victory in parliamentary elections donald trump says he'll meet the north korean leader kim jong un in singapore on the twelfth of june mr trump made the announcement on social media twitter after he welcomed home three americans freed by north korea as a gesture of goodwill. argentina has started formal talks with the international monetary fund about receiving financial support to stabilize its economy is finance minister has met the i.m.f. chief christine lagarde at the funds headquarters in washington d.c. to discuss the deal despite reform efforts the country has found itself facing a fall in curren

been used for over forty years in the production of food in fact and you're also right the international agency for research on cancer the classified life was safe as a probable human carcinogen all the way back in two thousand and fifteen still using it today now the f.d.a. is charged with annually testing these blood samples as i mentioned earlier for pesticide residues to monitor to make sure that like you know in. austral farmers or whoever isn't using an overabundance of illegal amount of them but. the agencies only recently started testing for gliders glad to see you only restock them or yes well we one of the things you look at is you follow the money you have these situations and you ask why are they doing this because they really believe that it's the best product on the market and that it is necessary in order to keep our food supply together and truthfully that's not it because if that was true their lobbying efforts would be more toward that it would be more toward making this available to more people who would be making the information that it's in their food less available so if i

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gaffney, founder and president of the center for security policy, told me why he thought the international atomic agencys previously reviewed these allegations, had failed, and why in his view israel had proven a case for the us to pull out of the present international deal with iran. world, i don't think they dealt with them at all. i think they made certain representations and they utterly failed to get to the bottom of what is going on in a run and what the israelis have done rivals, in terms of its daring and a p pa re ntly in terms of its daring and apparently its success, their famous raid on entebbe and what they seem to have come up with is evidence that in my a0 years also working on an monitoring arms—control deals is as close as i have seen one get to a smoking gun. i think the iranians have been caught out in a clearer and long—running effort to deceive the rest of us as to the nature and berwick stands, the extent of their nuclear weapons ambitions and programmes. this is something i think it will put to rest any lingering thought there was that there could be a deal or seems to be present

government has said that these allegations need to be taken to the agency that is responsible for this agreement that's the into town international atomic energy agency in vienna that oversees the this agreement and is saying that these allegations need to be checked by that agency as quickly as possible but germany says independent investigations must continue but can they really determine if iran is sticking to this deal well they are very regular inspections and there are meetings by the various parties to this agreement every few months the i.a.e.a. this international agency in vienna that oversees the agreement last in march early march said that iran was in fact sticking to this agreement that the inspections that they do continuously have not shown any violations in other words according to the agency that oversees the agreement everything is fine on that on the other hand that washington is kind of accusing germany the international community of having been naive in signing this deal i think the parties to this agreement that is the five permanent members of the united the security council plus germany and the european un

indicators in the first quarter but the international agency said you can't have this price increasethout some kind of negative impact on demand. nonetheless the outlook still remains robust at 1.4 billion barrels a day year on year growth and i think in terms of the oil market, we're still looking at a market driven by supply issues rather than demand issues. so inasmuch as the i.e.a. has trimmed the forecast the bigger picture remains what happens with iran and opec and what they'll do now they achieved their famous five-year target. david: what about oil prices has the i.e.a. used to make predictions and analysts said it could hit $100 and what will that do to demand? harry: in terms of the i.e.a. projections they have to remain neutral and uses what the future curve is indicating at the moment of the forecast. in terms of the forecast of analysts like myself we tend to take all these various factors in account and need to make a call. right now what we're seeing is at least for b.n.p. paribas, a extension of supply cuts in 2019 as saudi arabia pushes the agenda away from inventor