well for more let's bring in correspondent is on top or she is on the iranian island of kish. companies are having a hard time as we just saw in the report live for every iranians in any easier inflation is soaring what do you hear when you talk to people. well iranians are really suffering from the bad economics and the situation and people on the streets have been telling me that prices for simple stock items like vegetables or meat have gone up by 8 percent in the past year so that means a simple tomato is 5 times more expensive than last year so the economy is the single most important topic in everyday conversation and of course who are iranians are the ones that are feeling that the most because they were already struggling to make ends meet before all of that happened so when president now u.s. president says that his sanctions are supposed to target. government and not its people people are really having a hard time believing that are there any attempts by the iranian government to improve people's lives amid these situations well that's not an awful lot the iranian go

the director of the film joins me now now stefan this was your 1st major feature and you chose to kish in one of the most difficult countries in the world why well it started with a friend of mine holland who is also in the film we've known each other for a long time and he started working there and doing his research then started telling me. about. how difficult it is for him to struggle with his own role. of being in the position of power of bringing money from europe and. kept telling me about this and i found it very fascinating of course i've been thinking about the question of development corporation and abstract ways before and i've been interested i've been interested in this but. i realized how in very concrete ways on the ground. how complex the situation might be and this is this why you made it about 3 different aid workers i mean it was quite a personal story of them all but what exactly then we were trying to achieve with this. we were. very fascinated by really just following very concrete people and their lives over a very long time so it's an observational documentary

here in the top of that reporting from the iranian island of kish some so it's actually very much. for u.s. president donald trump threatened once again to pull the united states out of the world trade organization on tuesday the kremlin reactance from the also saying the existence of the would be in serious doubt of major economies such as the united states left it and the u.s. is already paralyzing the body finally blocking the appointment of new arbitrators for the organizations appeal called the tough times for the. in the long running dispute between the u.s. and europe both sides accuse each other of illegally subsidizing their respective aircraft manufacturers and both sides have turned to the w t o to mediate in their cases now the world trade organization has ruled in separate proceedings that both boeing and airbus have received illegal subsidies. but the w. geos role as a neutral arbitrator in disputes could soon be over if the u.s. continues to block the appointment of new judges for the appellate body the organization will be unable to make rulings by the end of the ye

and majority kish we decided to extend to india that did not sit with the local population in pakistan and the 2 countries and their militias had their 1st war over here in 1988 a un resolution and later mutual agreements formed a cease fire line of what's now called the line of control. on the 5th of august prime minister there in there more the government made a dramatic decision. the partial autonomy in the part of me to do overseas. to stem anticipated protests down the region but additional troops in force months and severed all its outside links were informed that the internet. that caused a predictable uproar in neighboring pakistan. islamabad strongly disagrees with new delhi the insistence that the constitutional changes on an internal matter. in response decided to create but then via a diplomatic ties and test ban bus and train services but it has also revealed an internal split inside pakistan's political system as to how to respond to the united nations has urged. from changing the status of kashmir and pakistan plans to take the issue to the un security council with the h

very hard let's say to say you know for now i'm just and kish there is there's a great extraordinary and i'm gay just look at it this is a reason i. find it kind of a ticket to recovery problem and the president's reelection and back in october so obviously when voters do something like this they're frustrated they're upset but when mockery came into power he came into a really difficult situation do you think he said at that time to do something about that. well for years and i think they elect resent you think they should or should there not you have to achieve something by and i mean he he came in the expectation that after 12 years of terrorism of the kitchen that there are 2 creations that he made in india not just. here in which the economy can do its will well there are high inflation little lots of scandals that there are problems of public expenditure. he would restore order confidence and comfort and since the big thing in argentina for a country that has such a lot going for sometimes are natural resources and human capital it's it's accepted krung companies from o.c. chan

especially through the united nations to kish raise themselves are more interested in autonomy and their rights respected within their current political set up in india so there's very little that pakistan can do to change what is fundamentally a domestic crisis right now you mentioned of course pakistan wanting the international community's intervene specifically the un the un security council is expected to discuss kashmir tomorrow behind closed doors on friday. what's the use i mean what is the un going to do. probably not very much on a sleigh and partly because there are a number of very powerful countries including china in the un security council that would be unhappy with any internal. conversations about internal domestic politics within their within their forty's as well at the same time the security council has been sort of the arena of sort of negotiation there have been a number of un security council resolutions over the years about kashmir so i would imagine the un security council would just sort of return back to a kind of a script that has already been read. oh i did no

was on the verge of city wall knowing we have seen a new development as you port earlier that the to kish army sent a massive convoy to hunchy in order to prevent these this city from being captured by the assad regime so we have to see that there was 2 main actions taken by turkey one is to prove went. into 2nd is to prevent by using escalation so the 1st mass that the nation an army which is trained by turkey and conducted jointly to poison through turkey against isis and to wipe your tears organizations send in mess if we fall cements to the front lines and lip and the 2nd we have seen today morning that the sharpness and mess of calm war 2 hunchy from order to establish to base there and prevent a situation from cutting the 5 highway which would also trap the true. solution point mike so the observation point to mark has one supply wood and it's the m 5 highway and all of the 12 observation points of turkey. according to the us than a movement between russia iran and turkey and a subtle regime has firstly try to force turkey out by shelling drops ovation points and now try to beseech

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and majority kish we decided to extend to india that did not sit well with the local population in pakistan and the 2 countries and their militias had their 1st war over schmear in 1988 a un resolution and later a mutual agreements formed a cease fire line of what's now called the line of control. on the 5th of august prime minister there in there more the government made a dramatic decision. the partial autonomy in the part of me to do overseas. to stem anticipated protests down the region but additional troops in force months and severed all its outside links informed that the internet. that caused a predictable uproar in neighboring pakistan. is not strongly disagrees with new delhi the insistence that the constitutional changes on an internal matter. in response decided to create but then via a diplomatic ties and test ban bus and train services but it has also revealed an internal split inside pakistan's political system as to how to respond to the united nations has urged. from changing the status of kashmir and pakistan plans to take the issue to the un security council with the help