politicians have just passed a draft motion to halt unrestricted access by the international atomic energy agency to its nuclear sites. let's get straight to assad. baig, who's in teheran for us, said, what does this ratification by iran's parliament mean? well the parliament sauce for 2 things in this motion, one is to stop i.a.e.a. inspectors inspecting iran's nuclear sites. now iran has been signatory to this something called the additional protocol since 2015. and what that does is allow inspectors unrestricted access without notice to iran's nuclear sites. that this motion is calling on the government to stop that. the 2nd thing is the parliamentarians of calling on the government to enrich the uranium to 20 percent. now, according to the 2015 nuclear deal, that limits are set to around 3.6 percent. iran has increased that to just over 4.5 percent. now this is calling on the government to increase it to 20 percent. that's concerning because once you get to 20 percent, it doesn't take much more effort to get to 80 percent, which is great. but iran has always maintained that don't want nuclear

iran where the parliament has passed a draft motion to hold unrestricted access by the international atomic energy agency to its nuclear sites. the proposed changes could allow iran to resume the radium enrichment at levels of 20 percent under the 2050 nuclear deal that the united states withdrew from iran was limited to producing below for a sense let's go live to teheran of 0. as i said, because for, as i said, give us some of the background to work today as part of a tree vote. well, this parliamentary vote was instigated after the assassination of iran's leading scientist more painful. now this conservative parliamentarian to hold a majority in the parliament, they control parliament. they put forward a motion that calling on the government to stop i.a.e.a. inspectors. currently i.a.e.a. inspectors can access iran's nuclear sites without any prior notice. so it's unrestricted under something called additional protocol. now these conservative politicians are calling on the government to stop that. they're also calling on the government to increase enrichment to 20 percent. currently, it's just over th

politicians have just passed a draft motion to halt, unrestricted access by the international atomic energy agency to its nuclear sites . let's go straight to 0, as i said, bake. who's in tehran for us? what's this all about? a set of. what does the passing of this motion mean? well, parliamentarians overwhelming conservative parliamentarian majority that they have in parliament asking the government to do 2 things. one is to stop inspectors. now that's a part of something called the additional protocol which gives i.a.e.a. inspectors under citric access to iran's nuclear sites without any prior notice that's in addition to the 247 on line monitoring of iran's nuclear sites. so they want the government to hold that to stop that happening now. they're also asking the government to increase nuclear enrichment to 20 percent. now in the 2015 nuclear deal, the limit is at 3.6 percent, and iran just increased that to 4.5 percent. what the parliamentarians are asking is to increase that to 20 percent. that's concerning. that will be concern to some countries because once you get to 20 percent, without mu

politicians of just passed a draft motion to halt unrestricted access by the international atomic energy agency to its nuclear sites. let's go live to tell us a bacon tell us more said so. what does this ratification by iran's parliament mean? well, it was overwhelmingly passed by 251 parliamentarians in the parliament made up of majority conservative politicians. now what they've asked the government to do, what they're asking, the government to do is stop inspectors from accessing iran's nuclear sites. now that's a part of something called the additional protocol which iran has been biding by since 2015. now what that means is that currently i.a.e.a. inspectors have access to all of iran's nuclear sites without restriction and without giving prior. notice now these parliamentarians want to stop that. the other thing that they're asking for is for iran to enrich uranium to 20 percent. now, according to the 2015 nuclear deal, that limit was set at 3.5 percent. iran has increased it to 4.6 percent. now this is asking for it to be increased even further. now that's alarming, because once you get

politicians of past a draft motion to hold unrestricted access to its nuclear sites by the international atomic energy agency. the proposed changes could allow iran to resume iridium enrichment at levels of 20 percent that the government and the foreign ministry have already announced their thoughts that they don't agree with this action plan. it's not the necessary nor helpful. it's not clear if the parliamentarians get what they seek. unfortunately, they didn't pay attention to our points of view. the united nations wants urgent access to ethiopia's northern tigre, a region where it says that food supplies for nearly $100000.00 refugees has run out. fighting between ethiopia's army and to ground forces has forced thousands from the homes in recent weeks. the final 2 contested u.s. states, wisconsin and arizona, have certified their election results in favor of joe biden. the process took on added significance as president trump continues his baseless claims of election fraud. and president trump's contra coronavirus advisor scott atlas has resigned after just 4 months in the post, plus repeatedly downplay

and iran's parliament has passed a draft motion to stop the international atomic energy agency. having unrestricted access to its nuclear sites, pools changes could allow a run to museum in uranium enrichment at levels of 20 percent. the united nations has appealed to ethiopian authorities for access to thousands of eritrean refugees in the tea growing region. prime minister obeah heard claimed victory over the people's liberation front on saturday. but the t.p.s. leader is warning that the conflicts between his forces and the national army is not over its e.p.l. life says fighting is continuing on every front and is accusing rb of trying to deceive the international community. will baba buy a lot of the un refugee agency as global sportsman and says the monthlong fighting has worsened the situation of the refugees stuck into gray. they're quite worried about the safety and security of civilians in the to greedy and in general. but also the region which hosts thousands of it, atry and refugees. topia has been a generous host for, for many refugee populations, including those ref

iran's parliament has passed a draft motion to stop the international atomic energy agency having under strict access to its nuclear sites. the proposed changes could allow iran to resume uranium enrichment at levels of 20 percent. photos have emerged of what appears to show australian special forces drinking from the prosthetic leg of a dead taliban fighter. the photos have been published in the guardian, australia. they were apparently taken in 2009 in afghanistan. this follows a damning report into the actions of the straightly and forces there. it found evidence that some soldiers unlawfully killed $39.00, unarmed afghan civilians and prisoners. nasiriyah him is an afghan affairs analyst . he says the photos show side of the war. many people in afghanistan have known about for years. and this is another perspective of on going wrong and then it's done. the 1000000000 visual is, i've been here before you started. the deal on this issue has been eyes almost every day and yet somebody, nobody has listened to. this is also significant. a lot of people are domestic about their out. some

the military purposes for the next 1015 or 20 is who is under the supervision of the international atomic energy agency. suitable cool. nobody will get all they want we didn't get all we wanted the united states didn't get what they wanted french germany britain even china russia didn't get to understand the nature of this type of negotiations i wouldn't accuse anybody of being soft it's just a process of negotiation. vienna agree. he meant to gave new hope to the people of iran who looked forward to an easing of sanctions. and it was a success for iran's new president hassan rouhani and foreign minister mohammed sorry. to kill be clogged it will do it was a victory for the moderates and it had the support of the supreme leader. but that support was calculated so to speak and it was not comprehensive.

politicians of past a draft motion to halt on restricted access to its nuclear sites by the international atomic energy agency. the proposed changes could allow iran to resume uranium enrichment at levels of 20 percent. the government and the foreign ministry have already announced their thoughts that they don't agree with this action plan. it's not a necessary nor helpful. it's not clear if the parliamentarians get what they seek . unfortunately they didn't pay attention to our points of view. alas, that bag has more from tehran. this parliamentary vote was instigated after the assassination of iran's leading scientist more in fact resulted. now this conservative parliamentarian to hold a majority in the parliament, they control parliament. they put forward a motion. they're calling on the government to stop inspectors. currently i.a.e.a. inspectors can access iran's nuclear sites without any prior notice. so it's unrestricted under something called additional protocol. now these conservative politicians are calling on the government to stop that. they're also calling on the government to increase enrichment

approval by iran's top decision making body also stop on restricted site access by the international atomic energy agency the legislation is seen as a show of defiance after the killing of a top iranian nuclear scientist on friday. has more from the capital tehran. the speaker of parliament. has now sent a letter to president hassan rouhani informing him that the guardian council has approved this bill a motion and it is now been signed into law and they're calling it the strategic action for the lifting of sanctions this means that the government has 2 months to see whether or not any of the signatories to the nuclear deal of 200-2015 would lift the sanctions they've imposed on iran since the united states withdrew from the deal in 2018 unless there is some sanctions relief the government is now lodged by law to decrease its cooperation with the international atomic energy agency and what the parliament wants to do is to go back up to 20 percent enriched level in richmond levels of uranium in the country's nuclear program as well as to put in some advanced centrifuges also to stop allowing i inspect her

iran's parliament has passed a draft motion to stop the international atomic energy agency having unrestricted access to its nuclear sites. the proposed changes could allow iran to resume ukrainian enrichment at levels of 20 percent. photos have emerged of what appears to show as trailing and special forces drinking from the prosthetic leg of a dead taliban fighter. the photos have been published in the guardian, australia. they were apparently taken in 2009 in afghanistan. this follows a damning report that some australian soldiers unlawfully killed 39 afghan civilians and prisoners. joining us from kabul is not cyril haim. he's an afghan affairs analyst. good to have you with us. so when we look at the details of this latest case, does it look to you like an isolated incident, or is it much more common than is, comes to life and gets reported? well, and this is another chip or not there's left of, of form going wrong. and then it's done. the 1000000000 visual is all in here. you know, before you start, it is the deal on this issue of, you know, eyes on of over there. not yet, somebody not re

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politicians, a pasta draft motion to halt, unrestricted access to its nuclear sites by the international atomic energy agency . begun to iran says that politicians have been pushing to specific changes. one is to stop i.a.e.a. inspectors. now. that's a part of something called the additional protocol, which gives i.a.e.a. inspectors under $68.00 access to iran's nuclear sites without any prior. notice that in addition to the 247 on line monitoring of iran's nuclear sites, so they want the government to hold that to stop that happening. now, they're also asking the government to increase nuclear enrichment to 20 percent. now in the j.c. p.-o. way that 2050 nuclear deal, the limit is that 3.6 percent and iran just increased that to 4.5 percent. what the parliament turns asking is to increase that to 20 percent. the u.s. drugmaker seeking approval from american and european regulators, regulators for emergency use of its coronavirus vaccine. it says that final trial results confirm that it's more than 94 percent effective, but is the 2nd company to file for such approval. cases are rising steadily across the u.

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against the americans by the creasing by parliament to decreasing cooperation within the international atomic energy agency as we saw a couple of years ago and the iranian response of the israeli regime will be illegal well that's exactly what i want to pick up on finally see you say that it's sort of inevitable now that iraq is being pushed to the brink what exactly do you expect to see now how how will the situation unfold i understand it's back to nation but still. well iran is by far the most powerful country in west asia and we know that iran's drone and missile capabilities are 2nd to none on the other hand iran's regional allies from the red sea to central asia to the mediterranean and to the hindu kush are very powerful and the a long reach so whether it will be a military response or an intelligence response that i don't know but i think the iranians feel that they have no option but to punish the israeli regime simply because if they do not do so the regime will be encouraged to carry out further murderous attacks against iranian citizens and therefore a strike by the iranians will help to convin

iran's parliament has passed a draft motions a halt on restricted access by the international atomic energy agency to its nuclear sites. the proposed changes could allow iran to resume uranium enrichment at levels of 20 percent of the government and the foreign ministry have already announced their thoughts that they don't agree with this action plan. it's not a necessary nor helpful. it's not clear if the parliamentarians get what they seek . unfortunately, they didn't pay attention to our points of view. the united nations has appealed to me. theo, p. n. authorities for access to thousands of eritrean refugees in the growing region. prime minister had claimed victory over the to great people's liberation front on saturday, but the t.p.i. left leader is warning that the conflicts between his forces and the national army is not over. forces have emerged of what appears to show a strongly in special forces drinking from the prosthetic leg of a dead taliban fighter. the forces have been published in the guardian, strayer, apparently taken in 2009 in afghanistan. well, this follows a damning reports

have passed a draft motion to halt on restricted access to its nuclear sites by the international atomic energy agency said big in terror and says that politicians have been pushing to specific changes. one is to stop i.a.e.a. inspectors. now. that's a part of something called the additional protocol, which gives i.a.e.a. inspectors under strict access to iran's nuclear sites without any prior notice. that's in addition to the 247 on line monitoring of iran's nuclear sites. so they want the government to hold that to stop that happening now. they're also asking the government to increase nuclear enrichment to 20 percent. now in the j.c. p.o. way that 2050 nuclear deal, the limit is that 3.6 percent and iran just increased that to 4.5 percent. what the parliamentarians are asking is to increase that to 20 percent u.s. drug maker, madonna is seeking approval from american and european regulators for emergency use of its coronavirus vaccine. it says that final trial results confirm that it's more than 94 percent effective. but turner is the 2nd company to file for such approval . cases are rising steadil

will then go back to reducing their commitments not only under the way but also to the international atomic energy agency this bill wants the iran's nuclear program to go back to 20 percent enrichment levels and also to reduce cooperation with inspectors from the i know under the nonproliferation treaty that iran signed in 1700 there are certain standards that iran abides by based on that agreement with the additional protocols within that is one of surprise inspection and after iran signed the nuclear deal in 2015 they decided as a goodwill gesture that they will abide by this part of the additional protocols as well and the parliament now wants that to cease they don't want the inspectors to be able to come into the country unannounced at any given time that has been going on since 2015 and the spectre's have visited over 26 military facilities as well as nuclear sites and that is something that the parliament wants to stop present as an rouhani has not been in favor of this but there is very little he can do in the end that this bill has been approved by various levels of government this is one of the

by iran's top decision making body it will also stop unrestricted site access by the international atomic energy agency legislation is seen as a show of defiance after the killing of a top iranian nuclear scientist on friday france's president has warned that the devaney's government must enact reforms if it wants international help menu item at home is hosting a virtual aids conference in paris as lebanon struggles to recover from the devastating blast in beirut port 4 months ago inside the country investigators have almost completed their task but families of victims fear high ranking officials will escape blame so how to report. we're in the front line of the explosion and from 4 months ago nobody's help us on august for a powerful explosion believed to be caused by ammonium nitrate that caught fire rips through a wood port its impact was felt kilometers away 200 people were killed thousands were wounded and tens of thousands made homeless peers meals extended family used to live in this 8 story building still displaced how can we come back in the state i didn't believe thousands of lebanese have be

al-jazeera, iran's parliament has passed a draft motion to halt, unrestricted access by the international atomic energy agency to its nuclear sites . the motion also allows iran to resume uranium enrichment at levels of 20 percent . another violation of the 2015 nuclear deal reports there from tehran and urgent motion passed during and urgent session in parliament on tuesday. 251 parliamentarians are demanding that the government stop unrestricted access by inspectors to rein in nuclear sites. this draft bill would also oblige iran's atomic energy organization to take you rein him in richmond to 20 percent. it is now at 4.5 percent. and under the 2015 nuclear agreement, iran should be producing enrich uranium at only 3.67 percent the much least indeed stands the message to the enemies of iran that this one sided game is over. this motion will now have to go to the guardian council for approval, but all the citizens about iran's nuclear program are made by another body as the supreme national security council. but this move by the conservatively controlled parliament, comes at a critical time. on friday, 63 ye

resumption of high levels of uranium enrichment it will stop unrestricted site access by the international atomic energy agency this legislation seen as a show defiance after the killing of a top iranian nuclear scientist last friday and u.s. media is reporting saudi arabia is close to reopening its airspace and land borders to qatar has been under a land sea and air blockade from saudi arabia behind the u.a.e. in egypt since june of 2017 syrian visor the president trump was in cancer on wednesday and is apparently visited saudi arabia as well a bloomberg of new york times suggesting this tentative deal is being brokered by kuwait only for saudi arabia that doesn't include behind the u.a.e. or egypt's. in the news ahead as we look back on the life and legacy of former french president valery scott the stand has died at the age of 94 and taking up the slack for one of the biggest ever tech acquisitions could mean for remote working. how i was saying something of a wintry mix coming in across central parts of the u.s. spilling out says canada easing of its was a northeastern corner last pushing through dry acros

iran's parliament has passed a draft motion to halt undistracted access by the international atomic energy agency to its nuclear sites. the proposed changes could allow ron to resume uranium enrichment levels of 20 percent under the 2015 nuclear deal that the united states pulled out of iran was limited to below 4 percent. dorsetshire bari has more from tehran. there is a very, very different opinion when it comes to the governments of present have found ronnie who negotiated that very deal in 2015. this conservative parliament had been debating this motion for a while now. and it seems that the assassination of. 7 the scientist on friday of most emphatically that the just expedited them to put forth this motion in an urgent session and pass it. now what happens to this bill is that it will go to the guardian council. that is a body that is ultimately responsible for approving these motions that eventually will become law. usually those decisions about the country's nuclear program are left up to another body that is called the supreme national security council, which is made up of president hass

the international atomic energy agency and legislation is seen as a show of defiance after the assassination of a top iranian nuclear scientists last friday. u.s. media also reporting the saudi arabia is close to reopening its airspace and land borders to qatar culture of course under a land sea and air blockade by saudi arabia as well as behind the u.a.e. and egypt since june of 2017 a senior advisor to president from jericho was in qatar on wednesday and is reported to have also visited saudi arabia but bloomberg and the new york times suggest the tentative deal is being brokered by kuwait but it only involves saudi arabia would include bahrain the u.a.e. or egypt or breakthrough in the peace talks between the afghan government and the taliban representatives from both sides say they've now agreed on a framework for the negotiations an agreement covers rules and procedures for the talks to happen next they would formalize their agenda the u.s. military will withdraw all its forces by may if a comprehensive cease fire is put in place nato secretary general is yen's stoltenberg has welcomed

by iran's top decision making body it will stop unrestricted thought access by the international atomic energy agency the legislation is seen as a show of defiance after the killing of a top iranian nuclear scientist last friday. israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu is hitting out efforts to dissolve parliament and trigger another election the motion was supported by his main coalition partner and the defense minister benny gantz the relationship between to me this has deteriorated during the coronavirus pandemic proposal will now be discussed by another committee and go through 3 more votes it could force the country into its 4th national election in less than 2 years. in dramatic terms like this we don't need to go to elections the people of israel want unity not ballots they want to vaccine is not campaign ads one of the things we learned about corona is that the virus doesn't differentiate between religious and secular right wing goes to it goes jews and arabs the only way we can defeat corona is by doing it together we need to put politics aside there will be enough time for politics we mu

approval by iran's top decision making body it will stop unrestricted side axis by the international atomic energy agency the legislation is seen as a show of defiance after the killing of a top iranian nuclear scientist last friday. saving lebanon from economic ruin is the focus of an international donor conference being led by french president emanuel com and u.n. secretary general and tony harris acosta has been a vocal campaigner for the calls but he says financial support will be withheld until lebanon's political leaders form a new government and enable reforms so that. the 2nd conference which completes the emergency response cannot replace the involvement of lebanon's political leaders and its institutions they must form a government to soon as possible and implement reforms without which the international economic aid mechanism cannot be triggered. nearly 4 months after the bay report blasts investigators have almost completed their task but the families the victims survivors and human rights groups fare high ranking officials will escape blame opponents who are in the front line of the explosio

iran's parliament has passed a draft motion to start the international atomic energy agency having unrestricted access to its nuclear science. the proposed changes could allow iran to resume uranium enrichment at levels of 20 percent. that the government and the foreign ministry have already announced their thoughts that they don't agree with this action plan. it's not a necessary nor helpful. it's not clear if the parliamentarians get what they seek . unfortunately, they didn't pay attention to our points of view. photos have emerged of what appears to show australian special forces drinking from the prosthetic leg of a dead taliban fighter. the photos have been published in the guardian, australia. they were apparently taken in 2009 in afghanistan. a whistleblower in china has leaked documents which show health officials misled the public for months over how serious the coronavirus was. according to files seen by c.n.n. and verified by 6 experts, the reported number of cases was lower than what was contained in on turn, all documents, c.n.n. . the documents don't indicate intentional withhold

draft passed a draft motion to hold unrestricted access to its nuclear sites by the international atomic energy agency. as i said, big and tehran says the politicians have been pushing to specific changes. one is to stop i.a.e.a. inspectors. now. that's a part of something called the additional protocol, which gives i.a.e.a. inspectors under 6 to access to iran's nuclear sites without any prior. notice that's in addition to the 247 on line monitoring of iran's nuclear sites. so they want the government to halt that to stop that happening. now, they're also asking the government to increase nuclear enrichment to 20 percent. now in the j.c. p.o. way that 2050 nuclear deal, the limit is that 3.6 percent and iran just increased that to 4.5 percent. what the parliamentarians are asking is to increase that to 20 percent. u.s. drug maker is seeking approval from american and european regulators for emergency use of its coronavirus vaccine. it says final trial results confirm that it's more than 94 percent effective, but it is the 2nd company's fall for such approval cases arrive rising steadily across the u.

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a draft motion on tuesday urging the government to hold unrestricted access by the international atomic energy agencythe proposed changes also call for the resumption of higher levels of uranium enrichment but president hassan rouhani says the law would hurt the country's diplomacy. i was really interested in the parliament solution to address people in the parliament hearing that i didn't attend in order to respect the instructions by the national krone task force we all have to appoint both them it is not true that i didn't go to the postman because of yesterday's bill the government of course doesn't agree with that lucas lotion and sees it to be harmful to diplomatic activities and it's time for some whether his everton. hello there we got yet another tropical cyclone are running across southern india right warnings in force a see that massive cloud and here we go this systems continuing to intensify 110 kilometers per hour at least it is moving quickly so once it does punch its way through sri lanka into southern india the heavy rains should not last for too long it will cause flooding it will c

iran's parliament has passed a draft motion to halt unrestricted access by the international atomic energy agency to its nuclear sites the motion also allows iran to resume uranium enrichment at levels of 20 percent another violation of the 2015 nuclear deal there are reports now from tehran. and urgent motion passed jury and urgent session in parliament on tuesday 251 parliamentarians are demanding that the government stop unrestricted access by inspectors to rein in nuclear sites. this draft bill would also oblige iran's atomic energy organization to take you rein him in richmond to 20 percent it is now at 4.5 percent and under the 2015 nuclear agreement iran should be producing enrich uranium at only 3.67 percent. the much least indeed sends the message to the enemies of iran that this one sided game is over. this motion will now have to go to the guardian council for approval but all the citizens about iran's nuclear program are made by another body as the supreme national security council but this move by the conservatively controlled parliament comes at a critical time on friday 63 year old

well our information is coming from the international atomic energy organization agency not from iranian officials they have yet to comment on this but what we understand is that iran has . is going to install 3 cascades of r r 2 centrifuges each cascade is about $174.00. centrifuges that will go into now towns that means that the number of centrifuges operating out of that facility will reach about 5500 now under the nuclear deal iran is not allowed to increase the number of enrichment facilities within these nuclear sites but clearly iran has decided the time has come yet again for them to break away from their commitments all this comes as the parliament has passed a very urgent law limiting iran's. activities with the atomic energy agency in their cooperation in light of the assassination of the high ranking nuclear scientist last friday the president hassan rouhani has said that the government has now 2 months before they have to implement this new law and this all means that the incoming u.s. administration of president like joe biden will have a small window of opportunity to try

our information is coming from the international atomic energy organization agency not from iranian officials they have yet to comment on this but what we understand is that iran has. is going to install 3 cascades of all your 2 centrifuges each cascade is about $174.00 century centrifuges that will go into now towns that means that the number of centrifuges operating out of that facility will reach about 5500 now under the nuclear deal iran is not allowed to increase the number of richmond facilities within these nuclear sites but clearly iran has decided the time has come yet again for them to break away from their commitments all this comes as the parliament has passed a very urgent law limiting iran's. activities with the atomic energy agency in their cooperation in light of the assassination of the high ranking nuclear scientists last friday the president hassan rouhani has said that the government has now 2 months before they have to implement this new law and this all means that the incoming u.s. administration of president joe biden will have a small window of opportunity to try and s