but elsewhere engaging in offense of cyber warfare against the islamic republic stop as is the islamicpublic engaging in cyber warfare against the united states and our allies. on the political warfare side i think director pompeo is in particular the really the most eloquent spokesperson for information operations campaign in the islamic republic. through his twitter accounts, through his speeches, through the oa persian to florida and through the constant drumbeat about this regime and its destructive behavior. that's at least the overt side of this campaign which i would expect seeing more and more of. my only concern and i will edit this is is there a, mike i think you will address this, is there a robust military plan to really neutralize and rollback the islamic republic in the region? is there a plan for the u.s. military is prepared to provide a measure of deterrence to send a clear message to the islamic republic that if they do escalate in the region there will be serious consequences. or are we essentially subcontracting this through countries like israel, saudi arabia as we

administration has, is this will be a relentless and unrelenting campaign of pressure against the islamic republic. will they cracked the islamic -- will they crack the islamic republic in two years? most experts say they won't, but i will remind you that in 1983 when ronald reagan unveiled national security directive 75 to really target the soviet union, most experts did not predict that the soviet union would crack six or seven years later. thank you. james: thank you mark. ,and our batting cleanup is michael doran. he is the senior fellow with the hudson institute. where he specializes in middle eastern security issues. he served as senior director of the national security council. -- security council in the administration of george w. bush. and he was responsible there for helping to devise and coordinate u.s. strategies on a variety of middle eastern issues including arab-israeli relations and u.s. efforts to contain iran and syria. he's also served in the bush administration as a senior advisor in the state department and the deputy assistant secretary of defense in the pentagon. before comi

that is where a new president will begin, facing an islamic republic that continues astructive behavior and sanctions structure that will be predicated on all of this maligned behavior will be difficult to suspend or lift as a result. the other reality this president in 2021 that are in in jcpoa will come to a head 2021, the arms embargo that is in the un security council resolution that essentially embeds the jcpoa internationally, the arms engage will be able to ofunlimited purchases weaponry from countries around the world. 2024, restrictions to launch missiles. iran will be able to procure parts and components for its missile program from countries around the world, but not facing you and restrictions. the restrictions that are both in the u.n. security council resolution as well as european restrictions are going to sunset. iran will bell, able to industrialize centrifuges. these are powerful and allow them to install enrichment facilities with more powerful urania uranium. that allows for clandestine i'm sneak out options. nine26, -- clandestine sneak out options. in 2026, many re

the sanctions that will be imposed tomorrow at the toughest sanctions ever put in place on the islamic republic of iran. they are aimed at a single purpose. denying their capacity to do things like this past week. an assassination attempt in the heart of europe. we have reduced crude oil exports by 1 million barrels per day. that number will fall farther. there's a handful of places where countries that have already made significant reductions in their crude oil exports need more time to get to zero. and we will provide that to them. >>chris: is it true your giving exemptions to two of iran's biggest customers, namely india and china. do you have a firm commitment that within six months they will stop all oil purchases because there are experts believe that india and china will never stop buying oil from iran. >> there are a lot of experts that the president trump's policy wouldn't have any impact because it was just the united states and other countries weren't participated. we have built an enormous coalition to keep this world safe and to deny iran money. i'm very confident the sanctions tha

the islamic republic of iran is the destabilising force in the middle east today.e were watching the us secretary of state mike pompeo, just outlining the tough new sanctions that the us has imposed on iran. much more on that throughout the afternoon on bbc news. the cabinet will meet tomorrow to discuss a possible way forward, after theresa may reportedly secured "private concessions" from brussels, which could mean a deal being found in the brexit talks. much of the debate over the past two years has centered on free—trade. but what exactly is a free trade agreement and how does it differ from what the uk has with the eu now? reality check‘s chris morris unpacks the terminology. everyone in the brexit debate is promising to give you free trade, and who doesn't like free stuff? so, what is a free—trade agreement, and how might it be different to what we have with the eu now? well, free trade deals aim to get rid of tariffs or border taxes on goods, all the stuff we make, meaning there are no charges for bring those products across the border. they also try to get

sanctions will only deepen iran's problems and further undermine the foundations of the islamic republic french president emmanuel mccaw says the territory of new caledonia has voted to the main hot of france with ninety five percent of votes counted nearly fifty seven percent of people have voted against independence. they have us much at stake for the people of new caledonia queued for hours and turned out in droves to cast their ballots and number of polling stations had to stay open longer than planned for manning this referendum was an emotional day. when i put my won't in the box i almost cried because i thought of our mothers and fathers who really fought hard for this this land has a past history the country has a very diverse population agents people from other pacific islands and about forty percent are descendants from the original inhabitants an ethnic group called to come back those people mostly wanted independence for them it would have been a way to express their opposition to colonialism. but thirty four percent of the population has to peen roots and are descendants fro

is a peace activist and author of the book inside iran the real history and politics of the islamic republic very good to have your let's talk about the sanctions first of all how damaging are they going to be for iran in your opinion. there are already very damaging before the second round of sanctions even went into effect the administration says it's not targeting humanitarian aid and yet there's already shortages because the banks just don't want to deal with iran and now with this extreme reduction in oil imports which is so important to the iranian economy it's the iranian people who are going to be feeling it and very hard. is that what you're particularly opposed to the people who are going to be suffering and why are you against them. oh for all kinds of reasons first of all it's the united states the height of imperial hubris that is punishing countries for actually complying with an international deal that the rest of the world except for the u.s. and israel in saudi arabia want to see move forward. what we need to do is find ways to end the conflicts in the region and this is onl

anctions of have not curtailed the islamic republic's impact on the region. sunni, saudi and shia iran have been slugging it out in prwars, vying for dominance based on as much ideology as it is iatrategy. saudi s so pivotal to the trump administration's effort to exert maximum press on iran that eastern t shocking murder of a saudi journalist at the hands of h own government hasn't affected their alliance. t>> they have been a grea ally in the middle east. we need them as a counterbal iran. >> the u.s. has picked a side in this cold war, but will the latest round of sanctions and pressure be enough to weaken the islamic republic or strengthen its resolv>> eporter: ali arouzi, nbc news, tehran. >>> the fda has approved a new opioid that's more potent than the dangerous pain killer fep nil. we probably don't have to tell that you 50,000 people are dying every year in the u.s. after an open poid ov -- after a opioid overdose and many are wondering if the new drug couldo more harm than good. >> reporter: for those fighting the opioid it's a hard pill to swallow.

they will be the toughest sackions ever placed against the islamic republic of iran. >> dickerson: thesident put out a poster of himself and said sanctions are coming. what was that about? >> yeah, he was putting the world on notice that the terror regime which threatens israel through iranian funding of hezbollah, that the terror regime that attempted to conduct an assassination in denmark over the past few weeks, that the terror regime that continues to fund the hewett hutsis, that behavior must change and sanctions from the united states will be reimposed at midnight tonight. >> dickerson: what if they restart their nuclear program in iran? >> we're confident that the iranians will not make that decision. >> dickerson: let me ask you a question about north korea. you have talks this week. north korea is saying they might restart their nuclear program if the u.s. does not start lifting sanctions. is it still the u.s. position that north korea will not see any economic sanctions lift until there is complete denuclearization? >> john, i will be in new york city at the end of this week

that context is because it was a seminal moment in the history of what was then the very young islamic republic of iran this was only a few months after the revolution that overthrew the shah of iran reza pahlavi and brought the current islamic republic of iran into into existence and not only was it a seminal moment in the country's history but a seminal moment in the relationship between the united states and iran this year the crowds were bigger and the security was higher and it seemed that people there certainly were angrier and that's probably because this year the anniversary coincided with the deadline for the reimposition of sanctions that had been lifted as part of the two thousand and fifty nuclear deal and reimposed by the american president donald trump and so what we've seen is that these sanctions going into effect made those crowds a little more. animated if you will of course the sanctions we know are coming up will be targeting iran's oil sector the oil industry banking and shipping all these things combined earned iran its largest economic revenue it's the biggest generator o

an from iran or company of aids our sanctions regime and securely continues business in the islamic republictes will levy severe and swift punishments on it, including potential sanctions. doing business with iran in defiance of our sanctions will be a much more painful business republic, united statesdecisionf of iranthan pulling out . more than 20 importing nations have zeroed out there imports of crude oil already, taking more than one million barrels of crude oil per day off the market. the regime today has lost over two and a half billion dollars -- $2.5 billion in oil revenue. the u.s. will be granting these exemptions to china, india, italy, greece, japan, south korea, taiwan in turkey. each of those countries has already demonstrated significant reductions of the purchase of iranian crude over the past six months and two of those eight have or to completely ended of -- completed and did that haveetely ended -- eight completely ended imports. receivedhe revenue sales around oil will be held in foreign accounts. iran can only use this money for humanity and -- humanitarian trade or bil

reaching sanctions on iran's vital oil sales and banking sectors are an attempt to forcing the islamic republic into negotiations to scrap its nuclear energy and ballistic missile programs the renewed restrictions will hit next week after being lifted three years ago. the iranian government remains on face by the reimposition of sanctions on monday the headline of the conservative newspaper reads the us can get lost but many iranians don't share this view. you can't just fight the entire world our own politicians are responsible for the current situation. the solution is a new agreement with world powers above all with the united states i hope it happens soon. iran supreme leader ayatollah ali come on ne opposes a new round of negotiations during a speech in tehran he told students that president donald trump had disgraced the u.s. if the young people of our entire country support our efforts to be independent some may not be very religious but they oppose being dominated by foreign powers. that beginning on monday at six am the trumpet ministration will reintroduce sanctions on iran's oil sale

in attempting to change the behavior of the world's largest state sponsor of terror from that islamic republic one of the kingdom's wealthiest and most famous businessmen spoke to a u.s. television network pushing back against implications from turkey and some u.s. lawmakers that crown prince mohammed bin psalm on had a role in hush killing prince i will lead been to loll spent months in detention in a riyadh luxury hotel last year along with many other wealthy businessmen and officials as part of what the crown prince said was a crackdown on corruption in a standing order as i said. gage with them talk to them on top of a myth and become saudi arabia so i think some people in intelligence. did follow that these orders and said the group of people. to turkey to engage with that. until something went wrong over there where by he was moderate saudi arabia is under intense international pressure over the murder especially from turkey without the u.s. on its side the kingdom would be severely isolated analysts say the u.s. may try to leverage its influence to change saudi foreign policy first it's

sanctions will only deepen iran's problems and further undermine the foundations of the islamic republic. french president emmanuel mccoy and german president. have attended a concert in strasburg cathedral to mark the one hundredth anniversary of the end of world war one the event featuring music by german composer luke fishman beethoven and french compose a crude debussy kicked off a week of commemorations in dozens of world leaders are set to meet in paris next weekend to mark the centennial. and staying in the french capital in tennis novak djokovic has suffered a surprise defeat by russian catherine hutchens off in the final of the paris mostest joke of it in blue beat roger federer and saturday's semifinal but dramatically ended is winning streak of twenty two matches with world number one the story that was number eighteen one in the straight sets seven five six four despite the defeat which will still take over as tennis world number one on monday . now thousands of people have gathered in southern taiwan for the burning of a ceremonial boat as part of a taoist ritual to wardle d

many occur without planning workers aren't in unions the word union alone is taboo in iran the islamic republic views unions a subversive and death threats. price donna has no doubt that the government will use any means necessary to put down resistance from within that means the u.s. iranian duel is likely to persist. british business leaders are calling on the u.k. government to hand the final say on brics it back to the people a group called business for a people's vote signed the letter to the sunday times it calls for a public vote on the negotiated break the terms of business leaders warn that the country faces a destructive heartbreaks it and want the public to have another vote u.k. government opposes allowing other referendum on bracks it it argues the british people decided on the matter in the twenty sixth steam consultation. i'm joined now by joe merkins an associate professor of law at the london school of economics joe business leaders have called for a second vote on breaks it to increase pressure on prime minister may is public support starting to shift on the issue. well it cer

sanctions will only deepen iran's problems and further undermine the foundations of the islamic republic. french president emmanuel mccall and german president. have attended a concert in strasbourg cathedral to mark the one hundredth anniversary of the end of world war one the event featured music by german composer and beethoven and french composer cruel to tuesday and kicked off a week of commemorations dozens of world leaders are set to meet in paris next week and among the centennial. i'm staying in the french capital in tennis novak djokovic has suffered a surprise defeat by russian carron hatch and off in the final of the paris mosque has joke of it if you can see here in blue beat roger federer set a semi final but how dramatically ended his winning streak of twenty two matches the world number eighteen one in straight sets seven five six four spite the defeat djokovic will still take over as tennis world number one on monday. now the bundesliga show is coming up next after a short break and will be discussing plans for a european super league with a form of been this league of m

sanctions will only deepen iran's problems and further undermine the foundations of the islamic republic. in tanzania ghana transgender people have gone into hiding this comes after the government announced a crackdown on homosexuals now same sex conduct is punishable by up to fifteen years in prison in tanzania and as of tomorrow a special committee will seek to identify and punish members of the l g b t community well from the news desk has been following that story and is with me in studio now so max what is going on in tanzania so first of all government official paul meconis announced his plan targeting gay people earlier this week at a press conference and it involves setting up a task force dedicated to tracking the people down and detaining them and he has also asked the public to take part in this and calling out call out individuals who they believe are a gate and despite international criticism he is not up for discussing or debating this issue has made very clear at the press conferences have a look we have to say come on you know i'm not one of us you know if you think gays

sanctions will only deepen iran's problems and further undermine the foundations of the islamic republic. the people of the french territory of new caledonia have voted against independence and historic referendum new caledonia lies in the pacific ocean some eighteen thousand kilometers from the french mainland and it's been pos of france since eight hundred fifty three with nearly all the ballots counted now some fifty seven percent opposed independence they have us much at stake for the people of new caledonia well to skew trial is in turn out in droves to cuss simple it's a number of polling stations had to stay open longer than planned for many vicious random was an emotional day. a little easier when i put my wont in the box elon musk right because i thought of our mothers and fathers who really fought hard for this this land has a past history the country has a very diverse population agents people from other pacific islands and about forty percent are descendants from the original inhabitants an ethnic group called to come back those people mostly wanted independence for them it w

sanctions will only deepen iran's problems and further undermine the foundations of the islamic republic. they because then headed into a one to see go weekend in outstanding form after two wins in the past week which saw them score eleven goals along the way but the run came to an abrupt end on saturday as they were given a taste of their own medicine by a resurgent and high. leverkusen fans were likely expecting another explosive performance against hoffenheim given their team's recent run of form and they looked to be right when leverkusen seemed to have matched the opener just ten minutes him but celebrations were cut short as a play was ruled offside. and leverkusen hopes were further dash by rhys nelson's curling shot in the one nine hundred minute. the english youngster now has six league goals to his name. and this one might have been the best of the bunch. never cusins reaction was a swift one. mitchell visor split open hoffenheim stiff fence with precision and kathleen bell it abi was there to rifle it into the far corner to equalize one one half an hour in. but hoffenheim were

to affect the support publicly for the reigning leadership well they certainly bring out the islamic republic's most vocal supporter the that's the hardliners they've always been critical of the nuclear agreement and didn't supported that much in the first place and yesterday they took to the streets in tehran to mark the anniversary of the season of the u.s. embassy in tehran back during the islamic revolution in one nine hundred seventy nine and by that of course they showed their support for religious leader ayatollah ali khamenei. but that's the people who have always supported him and do that no matter what but there are also other people of course who do blame the iranian government for not better protecting them against the sanctions because it's the ordinary people that suffer most with food prices up fifty percent according to iran central bank and unemployment high so there's both support and criticism ok is the regime likely to back down to support enough to keep it in place washington says it's all about curbing around ballistic missiles its nuclear program and what it calls around

you said a seminal moment in iran's history that the in the history of what was then a young islamic republic of iran but also a seminal moment in the relationship between the united states and america it led to decades of hostility between these two nations and this rally is an annual calendar event now this year the crowds were bigger than usual and felt like they were angrier than usual and that is likely because the anniversary coincides with the deadline for the really imposition of sanctions by the united states that were lifted as part of the twenty fifteen nuclear deal really imposed by the american president donald trump now what that means is that it just in a matter of hours iran will no longer be able to sell oil freely on the international market now we've spoken to many iranians who say that this deadline is largely meaningless because foreign investors have already pulled out the damage that donald trump wanted to do using economic pressure against iran that damage many iranian people who we spoke to said that damage has already been done. when you look past all the politics wh

we support the meaning people in redirect activity toward ensuring that the islamic republic malign behaviorchanged, that is the goal, that is the mission and that is what we will achieve on behalf of the president. chris: how do you respond francis to the senators or saying look, we should've cut them off from swift. which is this big financial clearinghouse.>> chris, the iranians that have this behavior will be facing sanctions. full stop. chris: i understand what you're saying on the other hand if i may, you have senator cotton, senator cruz, senator rubio, they are pretty knowledgeable on the subject and are not persuaded. >> i worked with senator cotton. where the two individuals that discovered this deals almost 3 is a watch for the jcpoa, the secret side deals. i've been at this for a long time.no one is going to argue secretary pompeo is not tough on iran. and no one will argue the president is not doing the same. chris: meanwhile, let's turn to another one of your hotspots dealing with north korea. now threatening to resume its nuclear buildup because they say that the u.s. has not

make sure we support the iranian people and that we direct our activity toward ensuring the islamic republicged without the goal. that's the mission and that's what we will achieve on behalf of the president.>>chris: how do you respond to senators who are saying, look, we should have cut them off from swift. this financial clearinghouse. >> chris, the iranian banks that engage in sanctioned behavior will be sanctioned by the department of treasury. period. full stop. >>chris: i understand what you've got senators cotton, ted cruz, marco rubio, they are knowledgeable about this and they are not persuaded. >> i worked with senator cotton. we were the ones that discovered the side deals almost 3 years ago. i've been at this along time. no one's going to argue that secretary pompeo isn't tough on iran and no one's going to argue that president trump isn't doing the same. >>chris: meanwhile, let's turn to another one of your hotspots dealing with north korea. they are now threatening to resume its nuclear buildup because they say, the u.s. has not matched to them in offering concessions.in this c

and that's not funny and the actions that the islamic republic are taking are not about little sillywashington, d.c. but about very serious matters that impact all of europe, all the middle east and the world, and our young men and women in harm's way today. >> thank you, sir. next question. all right. we're going to move on to fa beatrice masias. >> hi. thank you. i was wondering what would you say to the european countries that were expecting to be in this list of countries that are not going to suffer the sanctions? and what kind of relation have you have with them what are the conversations regarding this topic thank you. >> you want to talk about it on the financial side, steven >> i don't think we've ever said that it relates to the european countries that they'll be exempt i think quite the contrary we said we expect them to honor the sanctions. having said that, there are certain transactions they can continue to do whether they're humanitarian transactions or specific trade in the restricted accounts let me emphasize assics last we week, this is not about hurting the people

calendar and commemorate that day now this was a seminal moment in the young history of the islamic republic of iran and it was a seminal moment in the relationship between iran and the united states and this year the crowd was bigger the crowd was angrier and that has a lot to do with the fact that the anniversary this year coincides with a deadline by the united states to re-impose sanctions that were lifted by the twenty fifty nuclear deal and put back into place by donald trump and what that means is that the move by the american president from tomorrow on words iran will no longer be able to sell its oil on the international market and that deadline means that sanctions against the oil industry against banking against shipping will extend to iran and will extend to anyone that tries to do business with iran it's an important deadline and does affect iran economically but many iranians that we spoke to say that this deadline is meaningless and that foreign investment has already been scared off by america's economic aggressive economic policy towards iran and that any economic damage tha

and israel in the region the islamic republic of iran now analysts are saying that the u.s. has a lot of leverage with saudi arabia right now that without the degree of support that the u.s. has provided to the saudis they would be almost completely isolated over there could show murder and analysts suggest that the united states may try to use that leverage in a number of ways to change saudi behavior perhaps to. get the saudis to work out a ceasefire in the disastrous war in yemen and perhaps also to get the saudis to drop their insistence on this ineffective blockade that's been going on against qatar i brought the saudis of rolled out a high profile prince seven day to face the u.s. media can you tell us. lead been told the most famous and one of the most wealthy men in the world most famous saudi businessman i should say investor in many u.s. . and international businesses and holdings was allowed to be interviewed by the u.s. television networks network fox today and he pushed back against any notion that saudi crown prince mohammed bin solemn on the had any role in th

embassy, are very much supporters of the islamic republic.ncide with sanctions being reimposed. people here -- there is a sense of fear. they areme time, looking to see what the europeans can do. many iranians have this idea that the united states is globally isolated. they might find some comfort in that. thank you very much, the very latest from tehran. xi against straight tensions. he pledged a further cut in import tariffs. stephen engle is in hong kong with the latest. what stood out? was it him trying to regain that in terms -- high land of the globalists rather than the protectionists? absolutely. i am here in shanghai for the international import fair expo, i should say. we did listen to xi jinping's speech and number of the visitors, some 3000 companies are represented from 172 different countries. they were hoping perhaps for more specifics to open up this first annual event. maybe they came away a little bit disappointed. there were no firm pledges on any time frames for reform. he rolled out old promises and some sort of vague new

in attempting to change the behavior of the world's largest state sponsor of terror from that islamic republic one of the kingdom's wealthiest and most famous businessmen spoke to a u.s. television network pushing back against implications from turkey and some u.s. lawmakers that crown prince mohammed bin psalm on had a role in hush killing prince i will lead been to loll spent months in detention in a riyadh luxury hotel last year along with many other wealthy businessmen and officials as part of what the crown prince said was a crackdown on corruption in a standing order to tie said. gage with them talk to them on top of a mess and become saudi arabia so i think some people in intelligence. did follow that these orders and said the group of people. to turkey to engage with that. and something went wrong over there whereby he was murdered saudi arabia is under intense international pressure over the murder especially from turkey without the u.s. on its side the kingdom would be severely isolated analysts say the u.s. may try to leverage its influence to change saudi foreign policy first it's

re-imposes sanctions on iran costs critical oil industry monday raising pressure on the islamic republic back the ballistic missile program and its involvement in conflict across the middle east.

in attempting to change the behavior of the world's largest state sponsor of terror from that islamic republic one of the kingdom's wealthiest and most famous businessmen spoke to a u.s. television network pushing back against implications from turkey and some u.s. lawmakers that crown prince mohammed bin psalm on had a role in hush killing prince i will lead been to loll spent months in detention in a riyadh luxury hotel last year along with many other wealthy businessmen and officials as part of what the crown prince said was a crackdown on corruption in the standing orders that i said i disagree with. gauge with them talk to them and that the commitment to come saudi arabia so i think some people in intelligence. did follow that these orders and said the group of people. to turkey to engage with that. and something went wrong over there whereby he was murdered saudi arabia is under intense international pressure over the murder especially from turkey without the u.s. on its side the kingdom would be severely isolated analysts say the u.s. may try to leverage its influence to change saudi fo

restrictions adding that any attempt to bypass them will prove ineffective meanwhile people in the islamic republic are already feeling the impact. doesn't crash my husband is a cancer patient and we are worried about his medication and their costs medications used to be available before but after the sanctions they have become more expensive andrea error and we await about the future and what will happen. only my little this is the second round of my chemotherapy off to sanctions before my chemotherapy used to cost two hundred eleven euro but now with each round i need to pay four hundred and twenty two year old and drugs cannot be found easily like before we have to search them in different pharmacies with every single one of them not having a specific kind of drug. now when they impose sanctions on our banks the money cannot be transferred easily to a foreign country in order to buy medication. that we're not allowed to bring in many devices and some of them like components it's obvious that without these parts the devices simply won't work. we're going to do everything we can dissuade iran hard

that angers washington's european allies who vowed to protect their business interests in the islamic republic. and we talk to a survivor of rwanda's genocide as human rights groups called for the reopening of an investigation into the french army's failure to respond to the. weekly here on the international with me all round up of top stories over the last couple days and the latest up to date news welcome to the program. china's president has raised the specter of potential conflict after instructing the country's military to be ready for war but how much of this is merely posturing takes a closer look. here's the thing the chinese government almost never says anything you wouldn't expect seeing gimmick they're incredibly. careful reserved at least with their tongues so when the chinese president orders his military to prepare for war serious indeed. the military to concentrate on the bouncy revenues for war the chinese are preparing for war out loud how over how did we get to this well trump for one aside from land blasting the chinese at every opportunity is tariffs is sanctions his trade

that angers washington's european allies who buy to protect their business interests in the islamic republic and u.k. employees groom the country's middle east minister over britain's continued on the saudi air campaign in yemen passes a new poll on the car of those placed in the u.k. are unaware of war even exists there. they welcome the latest developments and look what's been happening over the last seven days to you watching the weekly here in r.t. international. china's president has raised the specter of a potential conflict after instructing the country's military to be ready for war but how much of this is merely posturing but it takes a closer look so here's the thing the chinese government almost never says anything you wouldn't expect that's their thing they gave me their incredibly careful reserved at least. with their tongues so when the chinese president orders his military to prepare for war serious indeed. the military to concentrate on the bouncy revenues for war the chinese are preparing for war out loud how over how did we get to this well trump for one aside from land bla

with washington's european allies who continue to evolve to protect business interests in the islamic republic. british m.p.'s are grilled the countries of middle east minister over london's continued. the air campaign in yemen as a new poll finds nearly half of all brits are unaware that even exists. it has been a busy week. so welcome to the weekly is a running down the top get us. the president of china has instructed the country's military to be war ready raising the specter of a potential conflict over trade and or territory but just how much of this is possible posturing. takes a closer look so here's the thing the chinese government almost never says anything you wouldn't expect. seeing their gimmick they're incredibly careful reserved at least with their tongues so when the chinese president orders his military to prepare for war serious indeed. the military to concentrate on the bouncing revenues for war the chinese are preparing for war out loud how over how did we get to this well trump for one aside from land blasting the chinese at every opportunity is tariffs is sanctions his tra

well though washington's european allies who vowed to protect their business interests in the islamic republic and kurdish forces in syria halt their operation against islamic state claiming they've come under fire from turkey while isis is gaining ground in its latest offensive. hello there is the latest news and a look back at what's been happening over the last seven days you're watching weekly here on r.t. international now the president of china has instructed the country's military to be wall ready as tensions increase over trade and territory but should we see it is posturing or perhaps a genuine response to a real military threat but again takes a closer look. so here's the thing the chinese government almost never says anything you wouldn't expect that's their thing their game ik they're incredibly careful reserved at least with their tongues so when the chinese president orders his military to prepare for war serious indeed. the military to concentrate on the bouncy revenues for war the chinese are preparing for war out loud how over how did we get to this well trump for one aside fr

conflicting parties against this backdrop especially welcome the delegation of high peace council of islamic republic of afghanistan and the taliban but to eat their participation into their participation in today's event is aimed to become to make an important contribution to make can use of environments to promote direct dialogue between the government the taliban and the wider representatives of social and political circles of the country russia as an organizer sees its role in the following together at this table regional partners and friends of ghana stand and to provide comprehensive facilitation in launching a constructive interest of afghan dialogue it is clear that on the way to this goal we need to overcome many hurdles including accumulated mistrust and grievances from both sides we believe that all responsible politicians will not be guided by their personal or group preferences but the interests of all. we deeply deeply sympathetic with the afghan nation. hardships we're committed to do everything possible to jointly try and help afghanistan open a new page in its history and colleagues