rafael grossi is the director general of the international atomic energy agency and joins me now.ay to the german environment minister and i thought was interesting that you have two sides of the nuclear debate in neighbouring countries france and germany. in germany they don't see nuclear as part of the mix, france very much does. do you think the world can get to the targets it set itself without nuclear?— itself without nuclear? well, i think it would _ itself without nuclear? well, i think it would be _ itself without nuclear? well, i think it would be extremely i think it would be extremely difficult and certainly it would take much, much longer. if you look the facts apart from nuclear is already a very important player, it is producing as we speak more than 20%, 36% of all the clean energy produced in the world. and in europe here, including germany, far more. the role nuclear can play depends on whether it stays where it is or is increased. 0ur tendency is that it is growing when you look even in europe, half of european countries are using nuclear energies. some others wa

. >> first delays and then a of the press conference by the director of the international atomic energy agencypent less than 24 hours in the capital meeting with officials. rafael was supposed to brief the media about what took place but it appears that is not the time. there is a board of governors meeting in vienna where he will address members about what is taking place in the nuclear facilities in iran. there are many issues remaining. one of them being access. in a specifically one site that is just outside of tehran where the iea knows they are building their own centrifuges. since there was an attempted sabotage in june, there are four cameras at the facility and one was attacked at the time. the iranians took all four cameras off line and the iea has had not had access to recordings or anything that is happened since. this is a cause for concern for the director general who has said it is crucial that the iranians allow the iea to go back in there and see what has been ticking place. it remains to be seen what the director general of the iea managed to accomplish during the visit and i

of the key goals of the conference is to limit global warming to 1.5 degrees — the international atomic energy agency

now living on and around says it hopes i visit by the head of the international atomic energy agency will be constructive terran is aging. i ha, if i fail grossi to avoid political pressure ahead of the upcoming talks in vienna negotiations with what leaders to salvage the 2015 you cadell, are set to resume next week. the you and you care watchdog agency has said its inspectors had not been able to access surveillance footage of nuclear sites and out since february, march, hunger tor suca. we have always advise the agency to remain on the path of technical corporation. shouldn't allow some countries to press ahead with to political orientations and intentions. it is obvious that we will make the necessary decisions based on the allotments and circumstances. now a tie court has denied bail to several prominent figures from last year, protests which court for the reform of the monarchy. the decision has paved the way from more criminal cases and more jail sentences out there. as tony chang has worn out from bangkok, police shoot rubber, bullets directly protested. the attitude of the a

nuclear deal across that iran had to respect its commitments and obligations to the international atomic energy agency without delay representatives from russia, china, germany, france, and the u. k. have been negotiating with iranian officials in vienna that the u. s . is also there, but only holding talks in directly. iran is demanding all us and european sanctions be dropped before they agree to any deal. with the raining economy has steadily been shrinking since 2017. that's when the trump administration started making moves to pull out of the deal, compounded by the crone of iris pandemic. the countries g. d p contracted nearly 5 percent in 2020. the measure is also triggered a massive currency, the valuation that seen a steady rise in inflation from single digits to nearly 40 percent in 2021. though in retaliation to those sanctions. iran now in riches small amounts of uranium up to 60 percent purity. now that's just a short step from weapons grade levels of 90 percent purity in the u. n. says it's nuclear inspectors are not able to fully monitor the nuclear program after tehran limited their ac

match for pakistan's inflation. sama jobby dollars, era islam above the head of the international atomic energy agency says he's helping to reach common ground with iran on his nuclear program. raphael go see is meeting senior iranian officials in tehran, negotiations with well leaders to salvage. she 2015 nuclear dealer said to resume next week. the you and nuclear watched on gauge m. c says it's inspectors haven't been able to access surveillance footage of nuclear side since february. there are a number of issues that we are working. and as the president just said, it's very important that we put this in the perspective of the peaceful nuclear program of iran at a time where climate change demands that we work together. that we ad cleaned, lucre energy to the mattresses around the world. and as it was discussed just a few days ago in glasgow, those from iraq's recent parliamentary elections are being counted for a 2nd time. supporters of pro iranian factions have protested against the results, calling them a sham as camp. their party suffered major losses in the october ballad, and only every count

the head of the international atomic energy agency refers grosse is expected to visit tara next week as well. house professor, resume talks on the 2015 nuclear deal. the agency says inspectors have not been allowed to reinstall surveillance cameras at a centrifuge workshop. it's a step seen as essential to reviving the agreement. grossey also says he is concerned by report of inspectors being subjected to invasive physical searches. and if those is the iran project director at the international crisis group, he believes iran is trying to pressure the west into a more desirable deal. the more iran's nuclear program verges towards the capability of producing nuclear weapons. the more international community would be concerned, and the iranian calculus is that the more they would be willing to make concessions that they were reluctant to make to the previous iranian government. the ronnie administration during the 6th round of talks that took place earlier this year in vienna. so it is, the idea is that iran can still ratchet up its nuclear program, much more and much faster than the wes

iran is supposed to limit its program in exchange for relief from sanctions at the international atomic energy agency says it's not been able to access footage of nuclear sites since february you as president is nominated the head of the federal reserve, the nation central bank for a 2nd term, jerome power was 1st pointed by donald trump, but biden says continuity is needed at this moment, both of a, both enormous potential and enormous uncertainty for our economy. we leave stability and independence at the federal reserve. jazz proven the independence that i value in the federal chair in the fed chair. in the last administration, he stood up to unprecedented political interference in doing so successfully maintain the integrity and credibility of this is institution. flooding in south sudan is destroyed access to food supplies for many people, but not access to fish. in fact, since water levels rose, it's become more widely available. and farmers, you have been hit hard by the devastation or adapting to the change. how are we to us airports from fan gack in john glenn state? paul yaks is. he hasn't

watchdog says iran has boosted it stockpile of highly enriched uranium. ahead of the international atomic energy agency or a fire grossi is expected to visit terror on next week. as world past prepare to resume talks on the 2015 nuclear deal, but the agencies as inspectors have not been allowed to reinstall surveillance cameras. at a centrifuge workshop, it's a step seen as essential to reviving the agreement. rossi also says he is concerned by reports of inspectors being subjected to invasive physical searches. the u. s. congress has been urged to take stronger measures to protect taiwan. an inferential advisory body has released its annual report, detailing the threat of chinese aggression report, says congress should increase funding for taiwan to purchase defense equipment from the u. s. and boost surveillance. washington is increasingly concerned about china's military build up and is, and it's pushed to develop nuclear capable. miss howes and fisher has more from capitol hill. if you're asking for the headline, it is that this group believes that the chinese communist party and that the people's

the head of the international atomic energy agency says he's helping to reach common ground where the ron on its nuclear program. raphael grossi is meeting senior iranian officials into iran, negotiations with well leaders to salvation. 2015 nuclear deal as set to resume next week. the you and nuclear watchdog agency says its inspectors have not been able to access surveillance footage of nuclear side since february there are a number of issues that we are working on as the president just said. it's very important that we put this in the perspective of the peaceful nuclear program of iran at the time we're climate change demands that we work together that we ad cleaned, lucre energy to the mattresses around the world. and our seed was discussed just a few days ago in glasgow with china has taken a 0 tolerance approach to the pandemic since last year and defended strict and sudden locked downs. but experts are warning the policy is unsustainable. economic growth is slowing and several banks have cut their forecasts for next year. katrina, you has more from beijing. chinese authorities

the timing of iran's return allows it to avoid a review by the international atomic energy agency. the reason they timed it this way is because the week before that there is a meeting of the board of governors. and the board really should criticize iran. the lack of cooperation with the id investigation. so there should be a sense, your motion at that point. but by scheduling the talk after that, iran is trying to avoid that since you're meeting. so i don't, i don't think it's a big step forward. it's, it's a part of the runs stalling tactics. really. on the one hand, they said they're going to go back. they want to go back if you're going to start negotiations and it appears maybe conciliatory, and then they release the video accusing the united states. so maybe they're telling the people that there are no passes here that they're strong guys, they resistant united states, and they're going into these talks from a position of strength. i think that's the posture that they're trying to assume. they talk about legal assurances, every other country in the world was satisfied when the

were delays, and then a cancellation of the press conference by the director of the international atomic energy agency who spent less than 24 hours in the waiting capital meeting with high ranking officials. russell grossi was supposed to brief the media about what took place in those meetings, but it appears that now is not the time. there is a board of governors meeting in vienna where he will address those members about what is taking place in the nuclear facilities in iran. and of course, there are many issues remaining, one of them being accessed by the inspectors, and specifically to one site. that is a catch just outside of terror on it is where i knew that the radians are building their own central futures. since that there was an attempt to sabotage attack in june, there are 4 cameras at that facility, and one of them was attacked at that time. the radians then took all 4 cameras offline and the i. e has not had access to any of those recordings or anything that has happened since then. and this is a serious cause for concern for the director general, who has said that it is very crucial that

now iran says at hope's a visit by the head of the international atomic energy agency will be constructive . karen is urging a g raphael grossi to avoid political pressure ahead of the upcoming talks in vienna negotiations with wild leaders to salvage the 2015 nuclear dealer. set to resume next week, when rather the new and nuclear watchdog agency, you said it's inspectors had not been able to access surveillance footage of nuclear sites since february more humboldt towards suca. we are always, it was the agents who, through men on the path of technical corporation shouldn't love subconscious to press ahead with 2 political orientations and intentions. it is obvious that we will make the necessary decisions based on developments and circumstances are flooding and columbia has forced at least $3000.00 families to flee their homes. many of them have made their way at a higher ground heavy rainfall. as you can see, made a river burst its banks. the flounder has left home is under water and destroyed many fields of crops. well, while flooding has destroyed or blocked access to many food suppli

thorny issue is, of course, iran use of advanced centrifuges to enrich uranium and the international atomic energy agency who is supposed to monitor iran's nuclear activity, says they're no longer able to fully see what are on is doing since they started to reduce their cooperation with the agency in the coming days it will become much more clear whether or not there will be another round of talks in the near future, according me and mark has delayed the verdict and the drawing of us to leader also . so she until next week. so she is facing charges of incitement on violet and corona virus restrictions. barnsley has more on the trial. a source has confirmed that the court in nap door has deferred the verdict till next monday. but there wasn't a reason given as to why the verdict has been deferred. non political analysts and observers, i've spoken to say they wouldn't have been surprised if uncensored she had been found guilty. many say the military still fear how popular on san sushi is. she had in the last, who general elections led her party, the national league for democracy to huge victories. and they

thorny issue is, of course, iran's use of advanced centrifuges to enrich uranium and the international atomic energy agency who is supposed to monitor iran's nuclear activity, says they're no longer able to fully see what her on is doing since they started to reduce their cooperation with the agency in the coming days it will become much more clear whether or not there will be another round of talks in the near future. a wednesdays meeting at the united nations hopes to tackle who should represent me and mar and f canister on the organisation. both countries, democratically elected governments were toppled earlier this year. now their seats at the world's biggest diplomatic table is in limbo and diplomatic. it's a james based report less than a month after the military took over his country in a coup in february, man mars ambassador to the un spoke out in the general assembly in our fight against the military routine. ever since the generals have wanted to follow him and replace him with their own ambassador gould, him is ex, i was appointed afghanistan's ambassador to the un at the end of july, but less t

the crisis is set to worse than, than other osha theater. beirut, how the head of the international atomic energy agency says he's hoping to reach common ground with iran on a nuclear program. profile grossi is meeting senior rainy and officials into iran, negotiations with wild leaders to try to salvage the 2015 nuclear dia, all set to resume next week. meanwhile, the, the, you nuclear watchdog agency says it's inspectors have not been able to access surveillance footage. but nuclear science since february there are a number of issues that we are working on as the president just said. it's very important that we put this in the perspective of the peaceful nuclear program of iran at a time where climate change demands that we worked together, that we had cleaned nuclear energy to the mattresses around the world. i see it was discussed just a few days ago in glasgow while many european countries are currently facing an energy crisis. how supplies, especially from russia, are declining as the by john is a major oil and gas supplier in the region and wants to fill that gap, said em cost yearly reports now

now, the head of the international atomic energy agency says he's hoping to reach common ground with iran on its nuclear program. raphael grossi as meeting senior iranian officials in tehran at the moment. negotiations with wild leaders to try to salvage the 2015 nuclear deal are set to resume next week. but the u. a nuclear watchdog agency says it's inspectors have not been able to access surveillance footage of nuclear sides. now since february, how many european countries are facing an energy crisis as supplies, especially from russia, are declining as a buys on a major oil and gas supplier in the region wants to fill that gap, said m cost, the only reports now from back. the other bri john's economy is still why it's gas and oil production. the country now has that on europe's energy crisis. it says it has a supply to easier growing demand. we are already just substantial, if not very serious player in the turkish market in georgia and market in the u. markets of greece, italy, and bulgaria. but we have huge interest from the side of the others from the eastern european countries

it has to resume its full cooperation with the international atomic energy agency, which has been limited over the last few months. and in return, the u. s. has to lift a lot of these sanctions, and it has to, i wouldn't say guarantee, but i strongly suggest that this kind of sanctions relief will remain certainly for the remainder of 2 bonds. first home barbara, do we know the state of the nuclear program? does tehran have the expertise and material necessary to make these kinds of weapons of ohms? i think city ron has long had the expertise to make weapons, and it's always been a question of. do they have enough material and a fuel for a weapon? and do they have the political will? i still think that iran understands that actually going for a bomb would not be advantageous. the israelis, as we've already heard, would certainly take actions covered actions over actions to try to sabotage that it would also start a nuclear arms race in the region. saudi arabia would want weapons, others, so i think iran wants the expertise wants to get right up to the limit, but not cross over. and the qu

he has been arrested. moran says at hope's a visit by the head of the international atomic energy agency will be constructive terran is urging i ha raphael grossi to avoid political pressure ahead of the upcoming talks. in vienna. negotiations with wild leaders to salvage the 2015 nuclear deal are set to resume next week. new nuclear watchdog agency though has said its inspectors have not been able to access surveillance footage of nuclear sites since february, march, hunger tor suca. we have always, it was the agents who through men on the path of technical corporation shouldn't love some countries to press ahead with the political orientations and intentions. it is obvious that we will make the necessary decisions based on developments and circumstances. now belgium's parliament is set to examine crimes committed during the countries colonial era. some em, he say it's time to confront atrocities committed and congo, maroni and rwanda, according brussels, is now considering a law suit brought by 5 women who say they were abducted by from their families by belgian colonial authorities. a

increased its stockpile of highly enriched nuclear fuel, according to a report from the international atomic energy agencyuntry continues to stonewall international monitors, setting the stage for a new round of failed diplomacy. negotiation teams will return to vienna never between ninth and search of a way to lift u.s. sanctions on iran in exchange for a cap on its atomic program. apple will begin making parts and tools available for customers to fix their own devices. that is a major shift in long-standing policies over who can make repairs to the costly gadgets. the self-service repair program will initially allow people to fix the display, battery and camera for your iphone 12 and iphone 13. later, customers will be able to repair mac computers with chips. the program starts early next year. global news, 24 hours a day, on air and on bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am mark crumpton, this is bloomberg. amanda: welcome to bloomberg markets. matt: welcome to our audiences at this hour. here are the top stories we are following from ar

our sanction, the economy expanded, stabilized, didn't push for accountability at the international atomic energy agencyd of the nuclear program to 20% enriched uranium to 60% enriched uranium, not giving access to the iaea inspectors and when us forces in iraq and syria were under attack the president didn't respond even when the contractor was killed earlier this year. that is all the fact that we lost this negotiation before it even started. before we entered that side room and unfortunately the iranian's have played this administration like a fiddle. >> how ran has responded since the trump administration pulled out of the deal, they may be in a weakened electronic state but they said it is almost double the stockpile of enriched uranium in less then a month was the biden administration is a tough position. what happens here? do they go back into the iran nuclear deal, when they are closer than ever before to getting a nuclear weapon? what do they do? >> important to remember the criticism donald trump and the trump administration suffered from democrats, from candidate biden is a look at the expans

comment a minute ago, that was a comment that director general grossy from the iea, the international atomic energy agencythese -- that they're heading toward a breakout, that knows they are, that they're not allowing anybody to inspect their facilities primarily at fordo which is where they're developing capabilities to develop a nuclear weapon. we talk about a breakout, that's the ability to develop a nuclear weapon in a certain amount of time out there. and they've got -- they're enriching uranium beyond what we had in 2015 which was 4 or 5%. they're at 60% enrichment of uranium. you get to 90%, you're at weapons grade enrichment. that's where they're heading to. they're going to talk and push it a little bit. we're going to find within a year there's a breakout and there's nothing we can do about it, now you've got a destabilized middle east with nuclear we pons. that's what president trump -- weapons. that's what president trump was concerned about. the team they have is the team they had with obama. two of the parties that are working the deal are the russians and chinese. they're no friends of ours

the international atomic energy agency iaea says iran has estimated stock of 39 pounds of uranium enrichedsecretary of state antony blinken curious message to africa this book. he says the u.s. democracy is in his word fragile. this comes during a trip to promote american democracy and values in the continent. here is state department correspondent benjamin hall. >> secretary blinken arrived in kenya on first day of first official trip to africa. in his very first statement he said. this we see the same fatalities here that we see in many parts of the world. misinformation. voter intimidation. voter bribery all across the united states hardly immune from these challenges. [inaudible] >> blinken is in after from can a to address some of the world's most serious human rights violations still thought to exash it to the state of u.s. democracy. administration officials says it shows humility. in reality it is u.s. diplomacy that is looking fragile unable to stop the bloody civil war in ethiopia despite attempts to broker cease-fire. >> all parties to seriously engage in negotiations. >> multip

there is anyone i feel bad for -- and my heart goes out to -- it is the head of the international atomic energy agencythis man has worked overtime to go to tehran several times to find patchwork agreements, to try to get iran to hold its feet to the fire a little bit longer, to try to find workarounds on some of iran's nuclear violations. to do what it takes to verify iran has been rolling back. the iaea has faced numerous challenges, not only those created in 2021. including harassment of female nuclear inspectors inside iran. this is a story that got a brief amount of publicity, but i think it is gross. of course, the unanswered questions about the man-made traces -- the traces of man-made uranium at three different sites from 2020. the ie -- the iaea did not receive sufficient answers. there are lots of things the regime has done to cut at the eyes and ears and inspection capabilities of the iaea inside iran. they are doing this intentionally. they are doing this to put blinders on while growing the program, to generate concerns, to force the west to come to the table and give up everything upfront

last week director grossy from the international atomic energy agency was rebuffed in vienna when he break-out. that's what we're heading. i don't think we'll do anything with the sanctions. it is a losing proposition. the current negotiator, the same negotiator in 2015 is the u.s. negotiator now. >> benjamin: if they are heading for a break-out and the deal is no good how should we respond to iran's potential break-out? >> i think we made a huge mistake by trying to take off the sanctions or even talking to the iranians. president trump saw this. the reason why we did not want to go through and we pulled out of the 2015 deal was because all the provisions had sunset provisions. they would expire anyway. he wanted to make them permanent and why he put the sanctions on them. the only way you make this thing work if you make those sanctions permanent so they do not have a nuclear program and a program that you can actually inspect. they are not allowing any inspectors into any of the facilities especially one facility. that's where they will enrich the uranium and do the break-out. >>