the police is iran nuclear program. they are very concerned because they say there are aspects now since iran decided to limits it, cooperation with the they don't have as much access as they had in the past. and they are basically pretty much line now to iran, advancements and involvement in terms of where things are moving around and its nuclear program. the director general of the i was in town on last week. he said that they did not come to any kind of concrete agreement about how to move forward there still roadblocks. and he said that it's very concerning that of course, affects what happens here in the negotiations. because in order to talk about iran nuclear program, they have to know exactly what is happening. the radiance for their part say they have limited their involvement with the cooperation because of what the united states has done. and as soon as the us returns to for compliance, so we'll iran, but for the time being. so things are not very clear. and of course a very much a cost concern for the i. e.

your number one priority in the middle east is to deter iran, is iran taking it seriously? sec. austin: it's not just us who are concerned about iran's behavior in the region. it is all of our allies and partners in the region, and all of our allies and partners quite frankly around the globe. the chokepoints and waterways that are in this region are very important that the international community and commerce. we are going to continue to work with our allies and partners to ensure that we communicate to her on this type of behavior won't be tolerated. and again, we are prepared to defend our interests and our partners going forward. let me go to megan. >> a mission is into its fourth year now, i know you have ongoing discussions with the secretary of homeland security about their needs. what is the goal that you guys are working toward, and is there a point at which you would decline the next request to bring more troops down there? sec. austin: as you know, our troops are there in support of defense, and homeland security. we continue to work with the leadership to make sure t

in direct negotiation stole in june off to iran, held to lecture on iran as a choose the u. s. navia trying to capture one of its oil tankers in the gulf of amman, us denied for claim and the u. n. says has found evidence that all sides and e p is to dry conflict of value to human rights, and some may not to war crimes and crimes against humanity. it's report says the conflict has seen extreme lieutenant a officials at the cock 26 un climate summit are focusing on ways to finance the battle against global warming and move to renewables. most were leaders have now left glasgow off the landing several agreements. a may name of the talks is to secure enough commitments to keep the rise and the average global temperature to 1.5 degrees celsius. exactly how pledges will be met, particularly in the developing world, is still being worked out above all in require a lot of money. over the next 5 years, we will deliver a total of $500000000000.00 of investment to the countries that need at most. and we can do more to day. i can announce that the united kingdom will commit a 100000000

one is iran in the region, and one is iran's nuclear program.n the region you have seen israelis for many years now do significant operations inside syria and territory against facilities where hezbollah, against the islamic revolutionary guard corps. israel has been trying to hold back the wave of iran-backed proxies and militias, which are slowly beginning to come up towards israel's borders. there is a strategy the regime has. we like to call it the land bridge in washington, which is a contiguous territory that allows the regime to exert power through this land corridor into the eastern mediterranean. militarily that redline has already been crossed and israel has been working on pushing back on that, kinetically. on the nuclear side, this is an open question. there are some who say the fact that israel has been talking about it means a president may not have the capability to do the type of operation there it did in iraq in 1981 war in syria in 2007. we should think about what the iranians are taking about. we see high levels of israeli cap

has sanctions against iran, so how can iran be helped in dealing with this number of refugees that areng the border -- 4000, 5000 -- every day. what is getting the west's attention is what is happening and europe. tear gas, water cannons being fired at hundreds of asylum-seekers trying to push their way through razor wire barrier erected along the pole-belarus border. that 4000 to 5000 refugees altogether, what is happening, iran, is every day. if you could address this? >> as a european, i'm ashamed at what is happening in our part of the world. what belarus is doing by using vulnerable migrants, just ponds and some kind of a power-play and then you're basically saying, we're not going to hear any asylum applications at all violation of international law -- migrants with the army on either side, wanting them to go in opposing directions. that is europe with aew thousand. in iran, we are having between 3.5 million and 4 million afghans at the moment. i think that has to be sunk in. 4000 a day. very small international aid chrome room -- program. the united nations is there with unchr.

however, as iran accused, as the u. s. navy of trying to seize its oil, but washington calls that false and untrue to venus in tikrit has been subjected to brutal violence and suffering. also in the news, the un human rights chief releases a report claiming both sides and ethiopian war for the killing of thousands of people. and 2 major climate deals done. now, officials at the top 26 get down to the number crunching as i plan. now on how to slow global warming ah, after 5 months of uncertainty, talks to revive the 2015 iran nuclear deal are scheduled to resume again. it will happen at the end of november, indirect negotiations between all cigna trees and vienna stole bloss june. after the hard line, abraham rice, c one, the presidential election. now the united states is welcoming the announcement by its european allies reiterating the possibility of reaching a deal. we believe it remains possible to quickly reach and implement an understanding on a mutual return to compliance with the jcp away by closing the relativel

negotiations stole in june off the iran held elections. the u. n says, has found evidence at all sides in ethiopia to grow conflict of violated human rights, and some may amount to war crimes and crimes against humanity. it's report says the conflict has seen extreme hotel. you k governments as dozens of nations of agreed to and the use of coal, a statement was released on the 4th day of the 26 climate summit and glasgow signatories in component vietnam and chile. some of the world's major uses are reported. a been missing from the chinese government has asked people to stockpile daily necessities, fall as weeks of supply disruptions caused by kobe 19 outbreaks and extreme weather . but it's also spot confusion, unconcern, katrina, you report from beijing in recent weeks shopping at this fading, fresh food market has become more expensive. a true? yeah, the price has gone up. we can't afford it. we had to buy some vegetables from the dealers on the street. the prices of common vegetables such as cucumbers, spinach and broccoli have doubled

bill use it because they're there hostility towards iran and their ambitions to, to isolate iran and a demonized iran, and iranians is always there. so why the silence from washington? it's obvious because the united states failed. as you say, relations between the 2 states aren't exactly great. oh, is this instant going to impact them? seeing a run is blaming the u. s. will it retaliate will to run take action iran has many grievances against the united states. it's decades the, the, the americans over through the national government in iran. they installed a shaw who, and they trained his secret police that tortured and killed many iranians. then they supported the shar, when he gun down people during the revolution house and killing thousands on the streets of thereon. then they supported saddam hussein, gave him chemical weapons along with the european allies. they can, they help gas iranians, even today, the people who survive from that more a dying because of cove. it because their lungs are, are not normal. so the grievances at more iranians have more enormous. but i think tha

that rain will trickle down to most central areas of iran. we've also got some cold wind blowing down, and that's going to bring the temperature down into iran. if we take a look at the 3 day, we've got quite a dramatic drop. by the time we get into saturday and the rain comes into play, no further south of this, it is looking lot finer, a locked why a lots of sunshine and heat across the gulf states, the temperature in kuwait guitar and the u. a. sitting in the early thirty's farther south, that is looking rather dry as it is the northern parts of africa, its upper on coastal areas of morocco, algeria, and to news that we are seeing those showers intensify. and the temperature is set to dip down in algiers, for example. now, across central africa, it's not looking as wet as it has been recently. but we don't seem to charlotte intensify across the democratic republic of congo. by the time we get into friday and there are a lot of that rain will push down south that sure weather update. oh, the weather is sponsored by casara always killing the

iran has been playing hard ball.stalling, even as they ramp up enrichment. >> translator: the main issue in upcoming negotiations is actually removing all the illegal sanctions against iran. >> reporter: and since the last round of talks, added uncertainty. iran has a new u.s. skeptic government with new negotiators. so what we expect now is, you know, that these proximity talks are going to begin and it's a real clear indication of where this new iranian leadership is. we know president biden has already tried to sort of mitigate what may come out, which is a lack of progress. when he was in rome at the g20, that was the other -- with the other european signatories to that bill in the u.k., france and germany, to align that and planning what they would do if iran doesn't move forward. i think the sense is from the united states, it is get tough but they want the others, parties to that deal, to get tough with them, to send that clear message to iran. >> thank you very much, nic. >>> why many worry one party's attemp

cut iran's path way to a bomb.hment and committing them to international inspection. it wasn't perfect. un monitors confirm it worked. until 2018, when president trump pulled the u.s. out of the jcpoa. >> we will be instituting the highest level of economic sanction. >> iran response. upping the enrichment. stymy inspections. tensions rose. the u.s. killed the iran's top general. teheran strikes back. top nuclear scientists mysteriously shot dead. teheran blames israel. confirmed by the u.s. >> diplomacy is the best way to prevent iran from gaining a nuclear weapon. >> biden has been trying to get back into the agreement. and limit the missile program. iran has been playing hardball. six rounds of negotiations stalling. even as they ramp up enrichment. >> the main issue in upcoming negotiations is actually removing all the illegal sanctions. against iran. >> and since the last round of talks, an added uncertainty. iran has a new u.s. skeptic government. with new negotiate tors. at the recent g 20 summit, president

but tensions flare as iran accuses the u. s. made the of trying to seize its oil, but washington called it false and untrue. ah, hello, i'm down, jordan. this is al jazeera ly, from della also coming up to venus in tikrit, has been subjected to brutal violence and suffering. you and human rights to you for leases a report. blaming both sides in ethiopia as war for the killing of thousands of people. and 2 major climate deals done. now, officials at cop 26 get down to number crunching to plan the how to slow down global warming. ah, welcome to the program after 5 months of uncertainty talks to revive b. 2015 iran nuclear deal. a scheduled to resume again at the end of november in direct negotiations between all signatories in vienna stoled last june. after hardliner abraham racy won the presidential election, the united states as welcome announcement, but european allies reiterating the possibility of reaching a deal. we believe every means possible to quickly reach and implement an understanding on a mutual return to complian

also has a lot of demands about iran rolling back. it's nuclear program to take into account for advancements that it has made that are not re reversible like on advanced centrifuges and research and development. but you know, the reality is that there is a narrow pathway forward, but it really requires both sides to be flexible and try to find innovative ways. and so this would take some time. but the problem is impact runs. nuclear program is growing exponentially by today. how has the change in administration in iran hindered phase negotiations? well then you run in negotiating team is comprised of the people who are either skeptics of the original agreements or outright opponents of it. and so it's, they haven't much tougher approach and, and again the u. s. and the western parties expected that this would be, you know, they're, they would try to drive a much harder bargain. but the question to which we don't have an answer yes. after the 1st day is what are they, ronnie and team is pragmatic enough to understand that unless they

and iran? how dangers of point is that out? you know ahead of the upcoming talks, there might be some hold that they creating leverage is by the both sides or somehow flexing muscle. you know, the thing that happened in oman, my must be direct the data to make the toss. well, that's the on the one side we have, you run who wants to question the legitimacy of the american saying, says on iran, on the other side, we have the united states who wants to put pressure on the run by, let's say, accepting maximum pressure against the country in order to bring to run to the table and get more compromises from your m got from the government. but it seems that you, one wants to undermine the science and saying that the taxes are not efficient and they do not work for the on the other side. us wants to put pressure. and the thing that happened recently, i think, is somehow craving leverage is by the both sides. and by, let's say releasing the footages and then these guys thing you wanted to insure its customers that they can buy all from y

to revive the iran nuclear deal and to reset how iran and the west interact, which is why nazanin'se bits and pieces of rain here and there, but nothing more than that. how about tomorrow? a blustery day on the way, thanks to an area of low pressure that's approaching us right now, and you can see the low pressure here just to the west of our neighbourhood — and these orange colours indicate the warmth that's coming in from the south, so these low pressures often bring mild air from the southern climes, and the mild air is here to stay for the next few days. so here's the weather map for this evening — the lows just to the northwest of us, the rain's already approaching ireland, northern ireland, western scotland, you can see it here. and this is where most of the rain will fall over the next 24 hours. in the south, yes, some rain around through the course of the night, but really not an awful lot. now the temperatures first thing in the morning will be around 11 celsius across the west of the country, maybe 8—9 further east, so it's a mild start to friday. so the low pressure is ar

iran is learning enough, doing enough that that is starting to be a problem. >> brennan: iran carriedrone attack on u.s. forces in syria just last week. friday the u.s. announced sanctions related to this program. do you think sanctions are going to stop iran from trying to kill americans? >> the president is very much prepared to take whatever action is appropriate at the time and place of our choosing by whatever means are aprintndop iraoaginine activiti. >> brennan: let's talk about climate and the international efforts under way. the u.n. says that not a single major economy in the world, u.s. among them, is living up to the targets set back in 2015 in that paris accord. america is one of the biggest polluters, the president's only domestic agenda faces uncertain prospects here. how do you lead when america doesn't have its own house in order? >> well, we are leading on this. the president increased our own ambitions and announced a new so-called "nationally determined commitment" in terms of what we will do to make sure we get to net zero. and john kerry has been leading our effo

o, a through the iran nuclear deal and they're not asking for a new deal. they want this one to work and for it to be sustained. and so if you work with the i a on policy, and i'm curious about the strategy that's going on here because we've seen iran ramp up pressure, refuse the access. so where is trust now? so you know, iran continue to abide by the agreement in fall for an entire year after former us president donald trump. i exited the deal and during that period and thereafter the i. e. a was indeed able to have full access only over the past few months. have there been different problems that have arisen and you know, go here often about how there isn't much information and we don't know what iran is doing. but the reality is, is that we have a pretty good idea, but we definitely need to get the full verification and monitoring restored to be able to understand what is happening at every single moment. and that's the thing i think that a lot of people take the iran a deal for granted because they forget how monumental it was. you know, 98 percent of

i can't let you go without talking about iran. we had - talking about iran.the uk and the united states at the g 20 in rome over the weekend. they think that they can return to the jc in rome over the weekend. they think that they can return to thejc poa deal pretty quickly, that they can bring iran back to full compliance. what do you think? i think it would be ideal, very good. i know that they are talking about returning to negotiation which is not restarted since the new government in iran took over last summer. so that needs took over last summer. so that needs to happen. but still they are talking about the conditions under which they would do it. so on our side as you know, when a party to the negotiation but we are the guarantors was up we had the very fires... ~ ., ., i. guarantors was up we had the very fires... ~ ., ., ,, , ., ., fires... what do you see in iran of a... i fires... what do you see in iran of a- -- i think _ fires... what do you see in iran of a... i think they _ fires... what do you see in iran of a... i think they should _ fires...

for decades, afghans had been making the way across iran's long eastern border. but agencies see the number of arrivals is increasing. and us sanctions are also hurting efforts. in iran, there is already 3 and a half to $4000000.00 africans coming over the yes. over the border and from the pricing and i've gone, it's gone now with full $5000.00 each day. they were in iran, it will be overwhelmed. there is not enough resources here to help them. so the international community has to help the neighboring countries inside up guns on very much so, but also the neighboring countries, iran and pocket. for now, millions of guns are caught between starvation at home and displacement abroad with little help in sight. priyanka gupta, al jazeera. ok, let's bring in house on a found the are he is director general for international operations and humanitarian programs at the iranian red crescent society joins us now from toronto . thank you so much for joining us here on the news. all just start by giving us your analysis if you would, on the scale of the refugee crisis, kind

iran's top negotiator said he was optimistic after the 1st meetings were held on monday. iran wants all us sanctions dropped before agreeing to any deal. george's former president may cassock ashley has appeared in court on charges of abuse of office sac. really has been in jail since returning from exile last month . now, if convicted, he faces 6 years in prison that says the charges are politically motivated. robin forest walker reports now from the capital tbilisi, where hundreds of his supporters came out to show solidarity. this was because such buildings 1st public appearance in georgia since his return from exile and arrest. the former president is accused of violently dispersing anti government protesters and rating and opposition tv channel. while in office, weakened by a 50 day, hunger strike successfully addressed the international community in english about his prison treatment is was crap. okay, or for her, you and be great. behavior is listed on her and all my outside the court suck ashville. his supporters listened to the proceedings on social media. they believe it's a s

i mean 90 percent are in iran and pakistan. they are not in europe or elsewhere. they are here and the aid operations too small is too slow. we need a big plan from the donor concrete to help africans inside up on his own and in the 2 neighboring countries. ok, young guns were out of time unfortunately, but it's great to get your perspective there. thank you so much for joining us on the al jazeera news. thank you. and you report says human rights abuses, including killings and torture by me and mars military could amounts to more crimes . since the coo and february, hundreds of thousands of people have been displaced, 3000000 or in needs of age. the group fortify rights says soldiers have used civilians as human shields and for forced labor. greece says the 1st european port of call for many asylum seekers from africa and asia. but now this a new contingent making the journey all the way from cuba, john cyril polis reports from athens on how these people have managed to get from the americas to eastern europe. federal and louder has been traveling since may when

well, iran wants us sanctions lifted in return for compliance with the agreements. the original agreement assigned to 2015 and was designed to limit to her on the nuclear ambitions in exchange for sanctions for these but in may 2018 then president donald trump withdrew the u. s. and began re imposing sanctions in november last year. the i. e abel postage around stock, pile of enriched uranium, had reached 12 times the permission levels. and a pool in direct talks began in vienna to bring the u. s. and yvonne back into compliance with the j. c. p. u a. the next day wrong began with enriching uranium. up to 60 percent was 6 rounds of talks were held in vienna. they concluded in june to life a presidency for him. right. you see to form a new government's will. joining us now from fairfax virginia is treated policy. he's executive vice president quincy institute is good to have you, withers, given the situation with do you think any kind of breakthrough in this next round of talks is even possible because the 2 sites seem really far apart. prospects for a breakthrough a

in iran, there is already ran up to 4000000 africans coming over the yes. over the border and from the pricing and upgrade is done now with full $5000.00 each day. they will, in iran, it will be overwhelmed. there is not enough resources here to help them. so the international community has the neighboring countries inside up gone on very much so, but also the neighboring countries, iran and pockets us sanctions. and iran are also hunting 8 efforts due to the current situation of sanctions to the country. unfortunately, we are not able or we are not able to receive the national donations assistance because the banking challenge are blocked and then we are not able to receive the donations. for now, millions of guns are caught between starvation at home and displacement abroad with little help in sight. priyanka gupta, alt 0, dozens of protest as have been arrested in georgia. this, the trial of former president mchale, soccer shrilly begins. he's been on hunger trunk and has been transferred to a military hospital, personal followers. he say, he won't be al

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donald trump came and slapped sanctions on iran and choke the oil from doing business with iran if theyh the united states. that's what got them into the corner which could be good for the iranian people. when i read this in her joe biden wanting to renegotiate this deal it made me think of the line from proverbs, the dog returns to the vomit as the full returns to its folly. this is obama 3.0. he's trying to renegotiate with iran regime, that's already enriched over accrued, you radium 12 times the amount allowed in the last meal. there's no going back to that deal, that deal is dead we have to deal with their reality on the table now. joe biden could not get mexico to agree to the state mexico policy, he is having similar problems getting china to sign on to a meaningless climate change agreement. what makes you think is good to get the iranians to do a nuke deal when china and russia are at their bags, good luck joe has a better chance of stopping covid in nantucket. lara: even tougher circumstances than before when they did go she did the deal. really quick to you lara, what is your

ah, iran says it has foiled and attempts find the a snazzy to seize it. soil in the sea of oman, iran's elite revolutionary guard, says its troops ordered the ship carrying iranian oil on october 25th, saying the tanker was about to be taken by the u. s. u. s. has rejected the allegations and accused iran of staging, dangerous maneuvers at sea. well, joining me and i were in the studio as our iran correspondence door, cert jabari a door. so what exactly is going on here? well, according to the iranians, they've released this are footage which is about 8 minutes long, and it shows the events that unfolded in the sea of oman on that day. on october 25th, we see the iranians narrating the footage with farsi as script indicating which ships belong to whom. and also we hear audio of the iranian navy from the revolutionary guard speaking to what we can resume to be american and naval forces . and they respond as well. they're warning each other that they are in the wrong place and they should leave these waters and americans respond with that. they are in international waters and they are not

why do they invite politicians to their conference who strongly support the iran nuclear deal?ause] stop rewarding bad behavior. it only gets you more bad behavior. now, bipartisanship is important. the u.s.-israel relationship should be completely bipartisan. i want all democrats to support israel as much as republicans do, but if you make bipartisanship the whole reason for existence, then you lose sight of the policies you are fighting for in the first place. if a politician supports the disastrous iran deal, opposes moving the american embassy to jerusalem, and is embraced by anti-semites who support the bds movement, then a pro-israel group should have absolutely nothing to do with him or her. [applause] but that's why it's such a pleasure to be here with you. i love being with people who get it, and you all know me, i am not want to hold back from saying what i think. you know, they realized that at the united nations. i spoke truth to power, its what i do. it's what she -- what we should all do. life is easier when you tell the truth. it was the honor of a lifetime to re

of helping late billionaire jeffrey epstein abuse underage girls another attempt to resurrect the iran nuclear deal gets underway in vienna and on the front line in eastern ukraine, where the government says a russian invasion could be launched in the blink of an eye, ah, countries around the world are shutting down their borders to keep a new corona, virus variant out even more cases emerge and scientists race to figure out how dangerous it actually is. meanwhile, anger is growing in south africa where. busy the on the con variant was 1st detected, several countries have banned travelers from that region. although there have been no deaths linked to omicron so far the world health organization has warned that it poses a high risk of infection surges. meanwhile, experts in south africa are predicting cases could rock it the 10000 the day by the end of the week. that's up from just 300 a day, only 2 weeks ago. but they also believe that existing vaccines are probably effective at preventing severe illness. while despite calls from south africa, the world health organization and the un t

and iran back into compliance with the j. c. p. o. 8. the next day iran began enriching uranium up to 60 percent . 6 rounds of talks were held in vienna. they concluded in june to allow president gracie to form his new government. joining us now in the studio is our iran correspondent, door search bar door. so you've been there in vienna, the not the last time. the time before that. i think it was how the optic shifted to, how are they changing? well, one of the main issue is, is that the iranians are not directly talking to the americans. they are in one hotel and the americans are across the street and another adult. so the europeans are moving back and forth between the 2 sides. and one of the reasons, certainly such delays between these talks is that they are not talking directly to each other. and the main issue now is with the new angle she eddington going from to her on to vienna, is that there is talk from a number of analysts have spoken to that. the are looking to shift the kind of negotiations they've been having until now. th

and in return, iran has violated key commitments.oe biden has said he is willing to lift the sanctions if iran reverses the breaches. but for tehran, the first move should be made by washington. >> iran has not let up on its efforts to expand its program. i think their strategy or approach is pretty clear. i think it is a misguided one but it is to build up the nuclear program in order to build more leverage and try to get a better deal under the guise of the jcpoa. >> since 2019, iran has drastically increased its stockpile of uranium and international observers have had limited access. some experts say the country is mere weeks away from having enough 90% enriched uranium necessary to make a nuclear bomb. iran insists that its enrichment program is peaceful. yena: next, it is a huge night for footballers and their fans. the most prestigious awards in the sport are being awarded in paris tonight. argentinian player lionel messi has received the ballon d'or best player award. more on them and the other winners so far. let's go to jam

a 2015 deal meant to put limits on iran's nuclear aspirations.epublic worked up to enriching uranium well beyond the 3.7% laid out in the original plan. now u.s. ally israel is warning they are prepared to use military action against iran as one of the country's top generals called for the total annihilation of the jewish state over the weekend. the brigade general said, quote we will not back off from the annihilation of israel, even 1 million-meter. we want to destroy zionism in the world. this type of rhetoric is prompting america's closest ally in the middle east to voice their concerns over any deal with iran that allows the country to have a nuclear program. >> iran deserves no rewards no, bargain deals and no sanctions relief in return for their brutality. i call upon our allies around the world do not give in to iran's nuclear blackmail. >> what are the chance as knew agreement is cut this week in the top u.s. negotiator rob maully says iran's recent statements are not encouraging and the white house today said their objective is the same

and then they will talk about what iran will do in return. instead of having the dialogue of parallel conversation of at the same time, what they can do back and forth, this administration of abraham racy is much more inter interested now with getting those sanctions lifted immediately before even talking about what the unions will do to go back to for compliance and we just heard from the president earlier today as well along the same lines as the other important thing to point out is that this could be a very telling for what is to come in the next few months and, and the next year or so at the iranians will be looking to see what the americans will do at what they will give them to have an incentive to go back with her on to say to the administration. this is what we can do. and this is what we have to give and return if they feel like they're not getting anything from the americans. this could be very much the 1st and last negotiation that this new team has with the u. s. administration and the europeans. so there's a lot at stake, and i

also in the news, the united nations as iran is stepping up its nuclear program. and by lighting the 2015 nuclear deal. and we're bring your live update from the bowl. poland beller. bruce border a day after yvonne and cracked down on migrants and refugees. and he spoke more doubts about the feature of a roger federer as tennis korea, the 4th year old says injury will keep him out of action until the middle of next year. ah. without an incident where protest latest, say at least 2 people have been killed during another massive rally against military rule. he opposition groups and called for people to come out and demonstrate turning out. despite the killing of 6 people on sunday protests to say they will not be intimidated. they have now announced a one week sit in now. all so this is strategic, the military of locked down several areas and closed off bridges. you've got the l mc limited bridge, the undermanned bridge, and the touchy bridge. the aim of all this to start process is moving south into central cartoon to join the main protests. there. it is a little a

s, meanwhile, was accusing iran. the staging dangerous maneuvers at sea were joining when are in the studio. is our iran correspondence door cert? jabari a door? so what's going on here? well, it's not very clear exactly what has taken place in the seal. will mon october 25th, but what the rain is are saying happened was that the americans had stolen this oil from their iranian oil tanker and they were getting it back and this was done. and as we see in the footer, is that they've released this is a very elaborate and heavily edited a footage released by of lucia guard naval division. where they have narrated the events that unfolded. and they've even marked ain farsi, which ships belong to whom. and we see at one point in this over 8 minutes of footage, that the american navy is actually very close about 200 meters away from the radians. and this is the closest we've ever seen this 2 sites come in these waters . and at the end, we see that the revolutionary guard commanders, egg, ensure they're ship board to ship an

but if the united states wants to intimidate iran and try to get more concessions from iran beyond that deal that was already struck in 2015, they're not going to get anything. and they'll have more problems in future with iran. race and religion could play a pivotal role in the next french presidential election next year. judging by a new nationwide poll and found the 2 thirds of respondents believe white christians are under threat from muslim immigration as charlotte uminski reports with an election around the corner. hearing france questions about the country's identity and whether it's losing it all being raised. the campaign is shifted to the fringes of the right even before it's even really begun and fears that francis traditional values are being replaced or rife. one poll showed 27 percent of responding to certain that kristin populations were being threatened by extinction. 34 percent thought that it was probable. the fear is that muslim immigration is de, posing traditional white communities. while these ideas are certainly being peddled by read, you write politicians, they'r

they are specialists in iran's economy from various divisions of the government. they are here to find out what the other side would likely do in terms of moving forward. they are trying to gauge the move and i've spoken to services in tehran looking -- sources in tehran saying they are seeing members on teams from all sides that are very well-versed in terms of the security of the country. iranians are expecting iran other programs, not just the nuclear program, will be brought up. that is something they said they will not do. they say they are here only to discuss how the americans will lift the sanctions they've imposed on iran. the deputy foreign minister says the program and other programs as well as he runs regional -- iran's regional involvement is not up for discussion. that these talks are not going to go on forever, that there needs to be some kind of resolution as soon as possible. anchor: opening statements have begun in the trial of british socialite, ghislaine maxwell. she has pleaded not guilty to the charges. reporter: jeffrey epstein and ghislaine

now with 4000, 5000 each day, iran will be overwhelmed.re is not enough resources here to help them. the international community has to help the neighboring countries. inside of a -- of afghanistan, but also the neighboring countries, iran and pakistan. >> u.s. sanctions on iran are also hurting aid efforts. >> due to the current situation, sanctions to the country unfortunately, we are not able to receive international donations and assistance because the banking channels are blocked, and we are not able to receive the human rights donations. >> for now, millions of afghans are caught between starvation at home and displacement abroad, with little help in sight. >> a number of schools and universities in sudan suspended their set -- studies in solidarity with a strike against the military takeover. the protest movement urges supporters to maintain demonstrations & -- civil disobedience. it rejects internationally backed initiatives to return to the power-sharing agreement with the military. protesters rallying against the -- in myanmar. t

iran has been generously hosting african refugees for many decades. and while i was there, we spoke to several families who have been on the ground for a very long time in iran. and they all say that every family member, they speak with back in afghanistan and cobble and elsewhere in the country. all tell them the same thing that they're on the way to the border. it trying to find a way out there trying to get into iran because it's become absolutely hopeless to live in afghanistan, much due to the economic collapse in the country. and those families, me spoke to say that, you know, they have so little already to share among so many and a worry that unless the international community steps up, give more support to neighboring countries of, of gas than they will simply not be enough to support everyone with their basic needs on the ground in iran is that the vital point then walked the international community does next because i want to ask, is there any understanding as to what might happened with the, the people living inside the comes we see as you'

ah, iran announces it will return to nuclear talks with world powers by the end of the month. ah, lauren taylor, this is andrew 0, live from london, also coming up every day, more people are suffering and dying. the un reports extreme brutality on both sides of ethiopia as war as to grow rebels say they're closing in on the capital. a major blow for us president joe biden, and the democrats in local elections after a surprise victory by republicans in the state of virginia and with 2 landmark climate commitments made officials at cop 26 negotiate. how now finance plans to slow down global warming? ah, no iranian officials say nuclear talks with world powers will resume at the end of this month. aaron's deputy foreign minister says terran is prepared to enter negotiations for us sanctions to be lifted. your state department is welcome to returned her talks. we believe every means possible to quickly reach and implement an understanding on a mutual return to compliance with the jcp away by closing the relatively small number of issues that remained outstanding at the end of june

european union coals for an immediate cease fire and negotiations was fighting intensifies in ethiopia. iran was president, demands us, sanctions been lifted as part of its returns, the 2015 nuclear deal, plus multiple floods this year have dumped an immeasurable amount of birth and murders, sanders, silt in rocks and large boulders in valleys all across this area. we are in the pool where the change in climate has been blamed for a series of devastating natural disasters. and i'm here so much of your sport, barcelona step up a pursuit of chubby. the club continued talks with cutters. all sud rumor for the captain back to the new camp as coach ah, we begin this news or in europe for the continence as once again, become the epicenter of the cove with 19 pandemic. that's the assessment of the world health organization which says there are more infections there than in asia. and africa combines cases are hitting record levels, especially in central and western europe. where vaccination rates on low germany is reporting the highest number of daily cases and the numbers are soaring in russia and

this is seen as a very beginning of what could be really the newly appointed team from iran. and from the government of every right you see is headed by the rain and deputy foreign minister, alibaba re and his team of 38 men who are very well versed in the countries economy. they're all specialties at their specialists in iran's economy, from various different divisions of the government. they are here to find out what the other side will likely do in terms of moving forward. they're trying to gauge the mood from the europeans as well as the americans. i've spoken to sources into iran who are looking at the other parties involved to say that they are seeing some members in the negotiating teams from all sides. that are very well versed in terms of the security of the countries. meaning that they are expecting iran, other programs, not just a nuclear program, but also be brought up. that is of course something the renew of said they will not do. and they said they were only here to discuss how the americans will lift their sanctions that they've impose on or on the deputy fore