in the islamic republic of iran is a rather controlled affair all the broadcasters there are state owned and operated and much of the programming can be a bit dull not exactly must see viewing and there is a ban on satellite receivers tuned into broadcasts from overseas despite that however foreign channels many of them run by members of iran's widespread asper are widely watched within the country channels like the u.k. based manito t.v. the dubai based gem t.v. and the los angeles based tappets t.v. all broadcast news and entertainment that would not make it past the censors inside iran some of the satellite channels have pioneered program and you could call nostalgia t.v. documentaries and entertainment programs that hearken back to the more than three decades when iran was ruled by the pahlavi monarchy and authoritarian family dynasty put in place by britain in one nine hundred twenty five which was toppled in one thousand nine hundred seventy nine during iran's islamic revolution these nostalgic television shows skate right past the repression and the human rights abuses of the shah

the cia the family the saudi government or even the islamic republic itself are all possible sources of the funding. we did quested an interview with money talk to discuss the channels finances and programming they don't back saying they have a strict policy of not speaking with other media outlets this is one thing that journalists do one word does manage to get its funding for us and then a lot of iranians provide us with funds but they don't want their names to be no mandatory as well and certainly if you come and ask me who are my funders i would not tell you it's a very tough market and why should monitor tell people who which iranians are funding it. in december last year there were demonstrations across it on the crippled economy high unemployment and rising food prices amidst the raised voices was a small contingent of protesters calling the names of the bad levees that of the founder of the dynasty reza shah i mean even that of the u.s. based crown prince resample levy his grandson. bad money because. i believe that monitor had an active role in these protests when we had th

and said more than two thirds of people are dissatisfied with the islamic republic. those views didn't go down well but the iranian authorities. they accused to back alarmist spreading false information and propaganda against the islamic republic. he was sentenced to eighteen months in prison and barred from social media for two years. was punished someone has expressed. what she's not compact but she's not the line which is not in all of the answers because it got women in the end it's not the first time the academic has received a jail sentence for speaking his mind he's become a well known figure in iran for challenging the government narrative on many sensitive issues from the country's nuclear program to foreign policy and in spite of the banning of social media platform telegram by the iranian authorities to back alarm has a large online audience some iranian activists in exile argue that's a backlash is not aggressive enough in his demands for change forgetting the fact that he is trying to change the system from within which is not without personal risk the s

the cia the family the saudi government or even the islamic republic itself are all possible sources of the funding. we did quested an interview with mano toll to discuss the channels finances and programming they don't back saying they have a strict policy of not speaking with other media outlets this is one thing that journalists do one word does manage to get its funding for us london a lot of iranians provide us with funds but they don't want their names to be no mandatory as well and certainly if you come and ask me who are my funders i will not tell you it's a very tough market and why should matter to tell people who which iranians are funding it. in december last year there were demonstrations across it on the crippled economy high unemployment and rising food prices amidst the raised voices was a small contingent of protesters calling the names of the bad levies that of the founder of the dynasty reza shah i mean even that of the us based crown prince levy his grandson bad money because. i believe that monitor had an active role in these protests when we had the chance in fa

the cia the family the saudi government or even the islamic republic itself are all possible sources of the funding. we did quested an interview with money at all to discuss the channels finances and programming they don't back saying they have a strict policy of not speaking with other media outlets this is one thing that journalists do one word does manage to get its funding for us london a lot of iranians provide us with funds but they don't want their names to be no mandatory as well and certainly if you come and ask me who are my funders i will not tell you it's a very tough market and why should monitor tell people who which iranians are funding it. in december last year there were demonstrations across it on the crippled economy high unemployment and rising food prices amidst the raised voices was a small contingent of protesters calling the names of the bad levies that of the founder of the dynasty reza shah i mean even that of the us based crown prince resample levy his grandson. bad money because. i believe that monitor had an active role in these protests when we had the c

then you have european powers that have been scrambling in trying really hard to reassure the islamic republic that they remain committed to the deal that it's not clear that iranian officials believe they will be hearing from them is a lot of skepticism as to where they will be able to sit the damage of american leaving and also whether they'll be able to offer something of real interest to to read what this means is that the prospect of iran withdrawing from this deal is becoming ever more imminent. so there's a lot of pressure on europe now to pull something out of that for now though probably a thanks for that. the way we talk to each other on the internet elevated way beyond just using words these days now we deploy a modis gifts and of course memes which borrow heavily from movies and t.v. shows but now they're under threat from the use legal overseas who are getting tough on copyright infringement especially online adonal court or explained. the internet as we know it may soon radically change at least in the e.u. with memes facing an existential crisis as a result of new copyright laws

nowadays, for islamic republic of iran, the women in saudi arabia are the biggest threat.s only a rule, the first step. beyond that, when you and they'll then you can get flashes. sometimes you cannot get a job because of it. the government of iran it is a bigger threat than america and israel. because if you are not wearing a hijab you should go to prison. you have been outspoken. you have started your own revolution. you have posted photos online. you have started white wednesdays. what's the tipping point now? you are not against the hijab you are against the law enforcement of it. what would be the tipping point to give enough iranian women the bravery, i guess, to overturn it? as i told you, this is actually the government trying to make men go against women. using men to oppress women. nowadays, through social media, women found themselves powerful. they are doing a punishable crime in public to say no to compulsory hijab and men are joining them. as i told you, in my campaign women got arrested just because they were protesting against compulsory hijab laws. 29 wome

the entire political system and said more than two thirds of people are dissatisfied with the islamic republic. those views didn't go down well with the iranian authorities they accused him of spreading false information and propaganda against the islamic republic he was sentenced to eighteen months in prison and barred from social media for two years despite social media platform telegram being banned by the iranian authorities. has a large online audience. before and on the sidelines of the ceremony in bonn a group of demonstrators protested against the because being awarded some iranian activists in exile argue that he's too soft in his demands for change. in his lords asian german journalist reinhard baumgarten defender did abuse choice the support he received from the populace is evident through his hundreds of thousands of followers of facebook instagram and the popular messenger service telephone. yet he makes no secret of his closeness to president has done the army on the contrary he advocates for informing iran's current ruling system instead of abolishing it outright. exhibit colum

also, don't make the same mistake as the islamic republic of iran did. get something in return.hey are making preparations for it in singapore. trump is saying, maybe we won't get it in the first, second or third time, but don't forget, the nuclear deal, it took them over ten, 15 yea rs deal, it took them over ten, 15 years to come to it. is the world ready to wait that long for north korea to come to a deal? i don't think so, that is why everything, the gas has been turned up high. you see all these turmoils, they want to solve everything together. i don't know whether it will happen or not. the japanese are worried. they have said, don't reward north korea simply for being willing to talk, they have to go further to get something? that is true in the japanese are often overlooked in this, but they are in terms of the western alliance, the key power that should get a lot more attention. although i am a trump sceptic, i tend to think there is something interesting going on here and that it might actually work. he has this strange capacity for keeping people guessing. we know fro

and saying it more than two thirds of people are dissatisfied with the islamic republic those views didn't go down well with the a rainy and or thorazine they accuse the back of spreading false information and propaganda against the islamic republic. he was sentenced to eighteen months in prison and barred from social media for two years she is appealing the decision. was honey someone has expressed an opinion what she's not contactable which is starting line which is not in all of the answers because it got all meant open ian chillag quanties should i go eighteen months into prison. it's not the first time the academic has received a jail sentence for speaking his mind. he's become a well known figure in iran for challenging the government narrative on many sensitive issues from the country's nuclear program to foreign policy and he has a large audience online on telegram which was banned by the iranian authorities he has almost one hundred pages and followers. on instagram almost seven hundred pages and. has vowed to keep on expressing his opinions despite the official threats against hi

and also "don't make the same mistake as the islamic republic of iran did".singapore and all that. and trump is saying "maybe we won't get it in first time, second time or third time", but don't forget, the iranian — the nuclear deal, it took them over 10,15 years to come to it. is the world ready to wait that long for north korea to come to a deal? i don't think so. that's why everything has been, you know, the gas hub has been turned up high. so you see all these turmoils. they want to solve everything together. i don't know whether it will happen or not. the japanese are worried because japan's defence secretary was saying over the weekend, "hang on a minute — don'tjust reward north korea simply for being willing to talk. they have to go further to get something." yes, but i — that's true, and the japanese are often overlooked in this, but they are, in western terms and in terms of the western alliance, the key — a a key power that should get a lot more attention. i tend to — although i am a trump sceptic — i tend to think that there's something interestin

also, don't make the same mistake as the islamic republic of iran did.preparations for it in singapore and all that. and trump is saying maybe we won't get it in first and, second time or third time but don't forget, the iranian nuclear deal, it took them over 10— 15 years to come to it. if the world ready to wait that long for north korea to come to deal? i don't think so. korea to come to deal? i don't think so. that's why everything has been, you know, the gas hub has been turned up high. you see all this turmoil, they want to solve everything together, i don't know whether it will happen. the japanese worry because japan's defence secretary said over the weekend, hang ona secretary said over the weekend, hang on a minute, don't reward north korea simply for the —— to be ready to talk. they have to go further to get something. that's true in the japanese are often overlooked in this but they are in western terms, in terms of the western alliance, a key power that should get a lot more attention. i tend to, although i am attention. i tend to, although

we imposing sanctions against iran and at the same time has to come down even harder on the islamic republic and this is despite the fact there are warnings that doing so could have dire consequences now since then europe has been scrambling and trying hard to convince the iranians that they remain committed to the deal but what we certainly hearing from taran is skepticism as to whether or not europe can offer something of real interest and what this essentially means is that the prospect of iran withdrawing from the nuclear agreement is becoming ever and ever more imminent. i got reaction from political communication professor forwards as are the from tehran university who says that could be very serious repercussions if the deal is completely abandoned. it may actually lead to a war that's why both iran and europe are interested. but if the agreement is finished. after us with the. conflicts you already have in the middle east are going to increase and i think the reason the foreign minister talked about. him in the. city. is basically an attempt to push europe to actually work hard to ma

we are facing sanctions against iran and at the same time has to come down even harder on the islamic republic and this is despite the fact there are warnings that doing so could have dire consequences now since then europe has been scrambling and trying hard to convince the iranians that they remain committed to the deal but what we certainly hearing from taran is skepticism as to whether or not europe can offer something of real interest and what this essentially means is that the prospect of iran withdrawing from the nuclear agreement is becoming ever and ever more imminent . while i go reaction from political communication professor ford is already from tehran university who says there could be very serious repercussions if the deal is completely abandoned. it may actually lead to a war that's why both iran and europe are interested to save in the age limit but if the agreement is finished totally after us with the. conflicts that we already have been in the middle east are going to increase and i think the reason is that people foreign minister talked about. him and he. says it is basical

has to be raising sanctions against iran and at the same time has to come down harder on the islamic republic and this is despite the fact there are rumors that doing so could have dire consequences not necessarily europe has been scrambling and trying hard to convince the iranians that they remain committed to the deal but what we certainly hearing from taran is skepticism as to whether or not you it can offer something of real interest and what this essentially means is that the prospect of iran withdrawing from the nuclear agreement is becoming ever and ever more imminent. a last oregon reaction from political communication professor fawaz r.t. a terror on university who says there could be very serious repercussions if the deal is completely abandoned. it may actually lead to a war that both iran and europe are interested. in me but if the agreement is. after us with the. conflict you already have in the middle east are going to increase and i think the reason. that. he. is basically going to push europe who actually work hard to make sure that. iran is able to iran has been saying is tha

imposing sanctions against iran and at the same time has vowed to come down even harder on the islamic republic and this is despite the fact there are warnings that doing so could have dire consequences now since then europe has been scrambling and trying hard to convince the iranians that they remain committed to the deal but what we certainly hearing from taran is skepticism as to whether or not europe can offer something of real interest and what this essentially means is that the prospect of iran withdrawing from the nuclear agreement is becoming ever and ever more imminent . problems expanded all that now we can talk to for disorders a political communications professor of terror on the university professor welcome to our two how do you think europe is going to view this intensive care metaphor come this deal survive. probably not the fact is that trump got out of the agreement weeks ago and we have not seen enough action out of europe to actually save the agreement they are interested in the agreement they want to save it but there are some limitations that they are facing and. that is ne

all calling for regime change in the islamic republic. this year was different.as much more pressure on iran after president trump pulled out of the iran deal in the iranian economy is also in a freefall. this was felt clearly today here. >> more of a rock concert than an opposition. political rally paid with over hundred thousand people attended. all they are talking about is deadly serious. human rights abuses in iran. growing protest across the country and now the very real possibility of regime change. the s delegation was here in force. rudy giuliani, newt gingrich, bill richardson as well as former heads of the fbi and prime ministers, ambassadors, foreign ministers from across the world. all joining the growing chorus for democratic regime change under the and cri. the national council for resistance of iran. >> the era is over. those who practice it will find themselves shamed in world history. the time has come to stand up to these bullies. and these murderers. >> of last few weeks iran has seen some of the largest demonstrations in months if not years.

effectively stuck a fork in the iran nuclear deal, the product of years of talks between the islamic republic western nations. it was the decision -- a decision with more than just diplomatic consequences. since then, european businesses trading with iran and had to scale down or pull out altogether. u.s. sanctions would apply not just to u.s. firms that all but all firms that do business with the united states. the energy giant decided to leave completely it had been involved in the development of a major gas field project. last week, the c.e.o. said it was highly likely the company would have to relinquish its majority stake in the product -- project. the other company is rushing to save its billion euro investment in the country. it said it was working to obtain an exemption frorom the sanctio. the french government has made clear it will do everything in its power to continue trading with iran. >> it is not for the united states to decide which countries we are allowed to trade with. reporter: french companies are not the only ones impacted by the reinstatement of economic sanctions. have

the new guy also couldn't resist iran's friendly gestures al a body is also friendly to the islamic republic next door or what do you have the us has. invested in terms of. money. any kind of political and military for was eventually the best interest of iran it was stupid and they realize that the war against iraq has been primarily. iran now the usa is adamant that it wants iranian influence out of iraq however its efforts are proving to be rather futile now there is one iraqi leader with a very good record of fighting the iranians his name was saddam hussein and he is long gone now it turns out that when you destroy a country you also create a vacuum and somebody is going to fill that vacuum even if it's somebody that you don't like. r t new york. how most people have posted a selfie that they may have later regretted but spare a thought for a russian schoolteacher whose swimsuit snap landed her in a hole until the internet weighed in. well maybe a bit more careful with your instagram the some of that's if you're aussie global news this hour now thirty one minutes in so much two of the wo

down the new guy also couldn't resist iran's friendly gestures alibi he is also friendly to the islamic republic next door or what do you have the us has. invested in terms of life money. any kind of political military for was eventually the best interest of iran it was a stupid thing and they realize that the war against iraq has benefits primarily. iran now the usa is adamant that it wants iranian influence out of iraq however its efforts are proving to be rather futile now there is one iraqi leader with a very good record of fighting the iranians his name is saddam hussein and he is long gone now it turns out that when you just straight country you also create a vacuum and somebody is going to fill that vacuum even if it's somebody that you don't like cable r t new york. russian schoolteacher was facing a big backlash after posting swimsuit pictures of herself on social media and he said she was therefore bringing professions disrepute but then of the blue a groundswell of support sprang to a defense. yes story with a happy ending that's it so for this friday lunchtime a great day weekend the

and i'll concede there are american companies who would love to do business with the islamic republic. but everyone has to understand we cannot continue to create wealth. >> he made it very personal. he used the name of the leader of the iranian revolutionary guard. i wonder -- well, you see that, what's your reaction to it? >> i think that the u.s. officials are very delusioned about the role of the u.s. and the important role of the u.s., i think, in national policy. we know the u.s. is a very powerful country, resources, the military power. but the question is now that we are in a situation that there are other importance there at the international level, we have russia, china, we have europe, we have even regional partners who are very active on their feet. but the question is, i think they're very delusioned about how the country is prepared to take orders from u.s. that's not the reality. the reality is the country want to have an international relation based on law and what the united states is saying is completely against international law because they are abdicatiin a u.n. se

the new guy also couldn't resist iran's friendly gestures al a body is also friendly to the islamic republic next door or what do you have the us has. invested in terms of. money. any kind of political military for was eventually the best interest of iran it was a stupid thing and they realized that the war against iraq has benefits primarily. iran now the usa is adamant that it wants iranian influence out of iraq however its efforts are proving to be rather futile now there is one iraqi leader with a very good record of fighting the iranians his name was saddam hussein and he is long gone now it turns out that when you just straight country you also create a vacuum and somebody is going to fill that vacuum even if it's somebody that you don't like cable mop and r t new york. president trump has said he might meet with vladimir putin and the next few months it comes after the u.s. president reportedly told world leaders that crimea is rightfully russian samir khan has the story. trump hasn't ruled out the possibility of meeting with president putin he made these comments speaking to the pres

that the government of the islamic republic of afghanistan announces a ceasefire from the twenty seventh of ramadan until the fifth day of fitter following the historic ruling of religious scholars afghan national defense and security forces will only stop offensive maneuvers against the taliban and will continue to target eisel and other foreign backed terrorist organizations and their affiliations. prime minister resigned as says he is closer to withdrawing contentious talk changes that spawns days of protests and demonstrations forced the previous prime minister to step down earlier this week he says he hopes to have a clear vision on the reforms by the end of first say. iraq's top judicial authorities say the election commission to oversee a manual election recount ordered by palm and the supreme judicial council will select judges to supervise the process after complaints of fraud in last month's parliamentary election earlier the prime minister said there had been serious violations a block led by the shia cleric. won the election last month. and we say in iraq or at least eighteen

the new guy also couldn't resist iran's friendly gestures al a body is also friendly to the islamic republic next door or what do you have the us has. invested. my money. i mean what it took a minute for was eventually. iran it was a stupid thing and they realized that the war against iraq has benefited primarily. iran now the usa is adamant that it wants iranian influence out of iraq however its efforts are proving to be rather futile now there is one iraqi leader with a very good record of fighting the iranians his name was saddam hussein and he is long gone now it turns out that when you destroy a country you also create a vacuum and somebody is going to fill that vacuum even if it's somebody that you don't like ok with mop and r t new york. a group of survivors from the november two thousand and fifteen massacre and paris has filed a lawsuit against the government over its response to the atrocity charlotta been scared has been speaking to their lawyers. one of the darkest moments in multi french history a series of coordinated terror attacks across paris one hundred and thirty people ki

the new guy also couldn't resist iran's friendly gestures al a body is also friendly to the islamic republic next door or one of the you will have the us has. invested in terms of my money. i mean kind of political and military for was eventually the best interest of iran it was a stupid thing and they realize that the war against iraq has benefits primarily . iran now the usa is adamant that it wants iranian influence out of iraq however its efforts are proving to be rather futile now there is one iraqi leader with a very good record of fighting the iranians his name was saddam hussein and he is long gone now it turns out that when you destroy a country you also create a vacuum and somebody is going to fill that vacuum even if it's somebody that you don't like caleb mop and r t new york. next most people have posted a selfie that they might one time or another later regretted but spare a thought for a russian teacher who swimsuit snap london either in the water with her bosses that is until the internet weighed in. i'm back to the world cup and today's pick of the games european champions p

the new guy also couldn't resist iran's friendly gestures al a body is also friendly to the islamic republic next door or what do you have the us has. invested. my money. any kind of political and military for was eventually. iran it was stupid and then you realize that the war against iraq has been primarily. iran now the usa is adamant that it wants iranian influence out of iraq however its efforts are proving to be rather futile now there is one iraqi leader with a very good record of fighting the iranians his name was saddam hussein and he is long gone now it turns out that when you destroy a country you also create a vacuum and somebody is going to fill that vacuum even if it's somebody that you don't like ok with mop and r t new york. most people up some stage or another have taken and posted a selfie they may have later regret it but spare a thought for a russian teacher who's swimsuits not blundered her in hot water with her bosses until the internet waited. we have reached the halfway point in spain and portugal as group be closed at the world klopp the last game on day two we've go

increase in the democratic values and the capacity for iranians to speak their mind inside the islamic republicf iran. >> you used to be able to count armys, missiles, airplanes. now the weapons are not visible. you used to see them at langley. how do we know who has the weapons in the world of cyber? how are you working with secretary mattis? >> that's a great question. the range of instrument alitys, the scope of the battle field has changed with the advent of cyber activity. the good news is the united states is unrivaled in our capacity to identify bad behaviors. it doesn't mean we pick them all up or we can't be misled. but we have incredible cyber teams both in the department of defense and elsewhere. who are watching. they're watching what folks are doing around the world in cyberspace. we have the capacity to respond. as a diplomat, one of the fundamental things that secretary mattis and i both agree on is that a cyber attack does not necessarily need to be responded to only through a cyber means. if they engage in something that becomes a true act of war, then the response is that the

that the government of the islamic republic of afghanistan announces a ceasefire from the twenty seventh of ramadan until the fifth day if you don't fit are following the historic ruling of afghan religious scholars afghan national defense and security forces will only stop offensive maneuvers against the taliban and will continue to target eisel and other foreign backed terrorist organizations and their affiliates the question is what will the taliban do now will they respect this ceasefire through one of the holiest weeks in the muslim calendar and how will afghan security forces tell the difference between taliban fighters and those i saw and other militant groups the president ghani says his army and other security forces will continue to fight president putin says he is rated that he has no plans to pull troops out of syria anytime soon he was being quizzed about russia's role in the conflict and about a range of other topics during his annual call in t.v. sure. mr putin said forces will remain in syria for as long as it's in russia's interests despite announcing earlier that their

tune a parody whose lyrics poke fun at the government's pro offensive the band based in the islamic republic released their video on telegram and twitter but both platforms are now blocked in iran it has been picked up outside the country however we'll see you next time you're listening past. just too big. a new series of rewind a care brainer people back to life i'm sorry and brand new updates on the best of al-jazeera documentaries historical daniels' book from bottom to a. huge distance rewind continues with alfred's free press. i'm the money they didn't talk we know from the topic of what's happening in the adventure sites that have been some changes over the years in a rewind on al-jazeera. in a world where journalism as an industry is changing we have fortunate to be able to continue to expand to continue to have that passenger drive and present the stories in a way that is important to our viewers. everyone has a story worth hearing. and cover those that are often ignored we don't weigh our coverage towards one particular region or continent that's why i joined al-jazeera . where were

the new guy also couldn't resist iran's friendly gestures al a body is also friendly to the islamic republic next door or one of the you will have the us has. invested in terms of life money. i mean kind of political and military effort was eventually the best interest of iran it was a stupid thing and they realize that the war against iraq has benefits primarily. iran now the usa is adamant that it wants iranian influence out of iraq however its efforts are proving to be rather futile now there is one iraqi leader with a very good record of fighting the iranians his name was saddam hussein and he is long gone now it turns out that when you destroy a country you also create a vacuum and somebody is going to fill that vacuum even if it's somebody that you don't like caleb mop and r t new york going to get the russian teachers facing a backlash after posting swimsuit pictures of herself on social media when he said she was bringing a profession to disrepute but then how come a groundswell of support spreading to a defense. then i some sort of i have been. through this friday morning a great da

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that the government of the islamic republic of constant announces a cease fire probably twenty seventh of ramadan until the fifth day if you don't fit are following the historic ruling of gone religious scholars afghan national defense and security forces will only stop offensive maneuvers against the taliban and will continue to target eisel and other foreign backed terrorist organizations and their affiliations what a key part of the glass joins us live from kabul and jennifer this announcement came something as a surprise that with no confirmation yet from the taliban. well no response at all from the taliban yes and very much a surprise nato to still trying to figure out what it makes of this announcement that it has no further information one of the afghan ministers from the minister one of the afghan officials from the minister of interior says that the americans had been consulted on this it seems to be a political gamble laura following on february's announcement by president danny that he would give of the taliban a political stake in the country or they would have a political

the new guy also couldn't resist iran's friendly gestures al a body is also friendly to the islamic republic next door or one of the you will have the u.s. has. invested. my money. i mean what it took a minute for was eventually. iran it was going to open and they realized that the war against iraq has been brian mcnamee. you know now the usa is adamant that it wants iranian influence out of iraq however its efforts are proving to be rather futile now there is one iraqi leader with a very good record of fighting the iranians his name was saddam hussein and he is long gone. now it turns out that when you destroy a country you also create a vacuum and somebody is going to fill that vacuum even if it's somebody that you don't like. r t new york. or russian schoolteacher was facing a backlash after posting swimsuit pictures of herself on social media when he said she was bringing her profession into disrepute that but along came a groundswell of support springing to her defense. nice to get a story of the happy i think that's it from all th q so far this morning coming up to ten twenty nine in t

facing sanctions against iran and at the same time has evolved to come down even harder on the islamic republic and this is despite the fact they're all grooming as they're doing so could have dire consequences now since then europe has been scrambling and trying hard to convince the iranians that they remain committed to the deal but what we certainly hearing from to iran is skepticism as to whether or not europe can offer something of real interest and what this essentially means is that the prospect of iran withdrawing from the nuclear agreement is becoming ever and ever more imminent we got reaction from political communication professor foe i designed the tauron university he says there could be very serious repercussions if the deal is completely abandoned. it may actually lead to a war that both iran and europe are interested. in but if the agreement is. after us with the. conflicts you already have in the middle east are going to increase and i think the reason foreign minister talked about. him and he. is basically going to push europe to actually work harder to make sure that. iran is

down the new guy also couldn't resist iran's friendly gestures alibi he is also friendly to the islamic republic next door or what do you have the us has. invested in terms of my money. any kind of political and military for was eventually the best interest of iran it was a stupid thing and they realize that the war against iraq has benefited primarily. iran now the usa is adamant that it wants iranian influence out of iraq however its efforts are proving to be rather futile now there is one iraqi leader with a very good record of fighting the iranians his name was saddam hussein and he is long gone now it turns out that when you destroy a country you also create a vacuum and somebody is going to fill that vacuum even if it's somebody that you don't like. r t new york. the series of terror attacks in paris on the thirteenth of november twenty fifteen is still so fresh in the minds of so many people that the assault on the budget plan theater in particular has been source of confusion and public debate since eighteen families of my father lawsuits against the government of responded to that tragi

ceasefire only applied to the afghan taliban afghanistan your movie that the government of the islamic republic of afghanistan announces a ceasefire from the twenty seventh of ramadan until the fifth day if you don't fit are following the historic ruling of afghan religious scholars afghan national defense and security forces will only stop offensive maneuvers against the taliban and will continue to target eisel and other foreign backed terrorist organizations and their affiliates the question is what will the taliban do now will they respect this ceasefire through one of the holiest weeks in the muslim calendar and how will afghan security forces tell the difference between taliban fighters and those and other militant groups the president ghani says his army and other security forces will continue to fight. spain's new socialist candidate has been sworn in in madrid includes a record number of women eleven women in fact will take up keep posts included ministers of economy and defense spain now ranks highest in the world for representation of female politicians in cabinet. birdie's president

imposing sanctions against iran and at the same time has vowed to come down even harder on the islamic republic and this is despite the fact there are warnings they're doing so could have dire consequences now since then europe has been scrambling and trying hard to convince the iranians that they remain committed to the deal but we certainly hearing from to iran is skepticism as to whether or not europe can offer something of real interest and what this essentially means is that the prospect of iran withdrawing from the nuclear agreement is becoming ever and ever more imminent we've got reaction from professor foe i desired it to run university. it may actually lead to a war that both iran and europe are interested to save in the agreement but if the agreement is finished totally after the u.s. withdrawal. the conflicts you already have been in the middle east are going to increase and i think the reason the foreign minister talked about. him and being interested is basically an attempt to push europe to actually work harder to make sure that. iran is able to est what iran has been saying is t

the new guy also couldn't resist iran's friendly gestures al a body is also friendly to the islamic republic next door or what do you have the us has. invested in terms of my money. any kind of political military for was eventually the best interest of iran it was a stupid thing they realized that the war against iraq has benefits primarily. iran now the usa is adamant that it wants iranian influence out of iraq however its efforts are proving to be rather futile now there is one iraqi leader with a very good record of fighting the iranians his name was saddam hussein and he is long gone now it turns out that when you destroy a country you also create a vacuum and somebody is going to fill that vacuum even if it's somebody that you don't like cable mopp and r t new york. a group of survivors from the november two thousand and fifteen massacre and paris has filed a lawsuit against the government over its response to the atrocity charlotte has been speaking to their lawyers. one of the darkest moments in multi french history a series of coordinated terror attacks across paris one hundred and t