where the courts decided in favor of the people who challenge the decision the same the minister for state security actually didn't have the authority to shut down the internet so the courts are deciding in favor of the people and the problem has been that the telecommunications industry has been sort of taking the backseat they haven't been fighting with the people and the activists the experts saying you need to be doing something also because it's good for your business essentially that's the message so joining forces with the individual showing that we are one of you know any bad the branch just like you do would help them now as i mentioned early on as we could clearly hear you really looked into this topic and if you want to know war about this also about the various countries that are involved or impacted by internet shutdowns what can i find out for well it's all in. business i wrote an article and really enjoyed speaking with 3 different experts who are quoted in that article as a tool that was used to you know calculate some of the losses you know incurred potentially as a result of inter

for a 2nd time and drawing condemnation from e.u. nations and the united states but the iranian foreign minister blames europe for failing to secure the agreement or stop washington's unilateral withdrawal. on the stories that shape the week russia pays tribute to the 14 sailors who were killed in a fire on a nuclear submarine in the barents sea on monday. and those tanks rolled through the streets of washington and fighter jets zooming through the scars on july the 4th continues to come under fire for militarizing u.s. independence day celebrations.

for a 2nd time drawing condemnation from e.u. nations and the united states. the reigning foreign minister though blames europe for failing to secure the agreement or stop washington's unilateral withdrawal. to the stories that shaped the week russia pays tribute to the 14 sailors who were killed in a fire on a nuclear submarine in the barents sea on monday. and tanks rolled through the streets of washington on fighter jets zoomed through the skies on july 4th continues to come under fire for militarizing u.s. independence day celebrations. and i welcome the weekly here on r.t. international i'm daniel hawkins rev you are this morning thanks for being with us on the program. president trump is warning iran to be careful after announced plans to accelerate its uranium enrichment program and pass the $3.00 percentage cap stipulated in the 2050 nuclear agreement for energy reasons. 3.3. iran is already considered to be in breach of the deal after it supports the 300 kilogram. limit officials there also recently ruled out further dialogue with washington unless sanctions are lifted. for the past few. it was only able to provide limited

breaking the 2015 nuclear deal for a 2nd time and drawing condemnation from nations and the united states but the iranian foreign minister blames europe for failing to secure the agreement of all stop washington's unilateral withdrawal. also on the stories that shape the week russia pays tribute to the 14 sailors who were killed in a fire on a nuclear submarine in the barents sea on monday. and as fighter jets zoom through the skies of washington and tanks rolled through the streets on july the 4th donald trump continues to come under fire for militarizing u.s. independence day celebrations. to the way in a few moments we'll take you through some of the biggest stories covered here over the past 7 days with the weekend developments to bring you up to speed 1st on focusing on iran which has announced plans to accelerate its uranium enrichment program and surpass the $3.00 percentage cap stipulated in the 2015 nuclear agreement it says it's for energy reasons already considered to be a breach of the deal after it surpassed the 300 kilogram uranium stockpile limit officials there have also recently ruled out further dialogue with washington unless sanctions g

for a 2nd time drawing condemnation from e.u. nations and the united states. the reigning foreign minister though blames europe for failing to secure the agreement or stop washington's unilateral withdrawal. of the stories that shaped the week russia pays tribute to the 14 sailors who were killed in a fire on a nuclear submarine in the barents sea on monday. and those tanks rolled through the streets of washington on fighter jets zoomed through the skies on july 4th continues to come under fire for military.

breaking the 20th nuclear deal for a 2nd time drawing condemnation from the united nations and the united states. rewriting foreign minister the claims of europe for failing to secure the agreement or stop washington's unilateral withdrawal. of the stories that shaped the week russia pays tribute to the 14 sailors who were killed in a file and you could have submarine in the barents sea on monday. and tanks rolled through the streets of washington and fighter jets through the skies on july 4th a little trump continues to come under fire for militarizing us in.

breaking the 25th nuclear deal for a 2nd time drawing put the nation from the you know and the united states. the way in foreign minister blames europe for failing to secure the agreement or stop washington's unilateral withdrawal. of the stories that shaped the week russia pays tribute to the 14 sailors who were killed in a file you close a submarine in the barents sea on monday. and tanks rolled through the streets of washington and fighter jets through the skies on july 4th trump continues to come under fire for militarizing u.s. independence day celebrations. live from moscow watching our international media hawkins review our tonight thanks for joining us on the program a president trump is warning that iran has to be careful after it was announced plans to accelerate its uranium enrichment program and supports the 3.6 percent of caps to place it in a 2015 nuclear agreement for energy reasons. era of 31 . of the for iran is already considered to be in breach of the deal that's after it's a part of the 300 kilogram you really i'm stockpile limit officials point out recently ruled out any further dialogue with washington and less sanctions are lifted.

states. foreign minister though blames europe for failing to secure the agreement or stop washington's full withdraw. russia based tribute to the 14 sailors who were killed in a fire on a nuclear submarine in the barents sea monday. tanks rolled through the streets of washington and fighter jets through the skies in july the 4th continues to come under fire for militarizing u.s. independence day celebrations. and i welcome to the weekly here on our team to mash. in from today thanks for joining us on the program. the president is warning iran to be careful plans to accelerate its uranium enrichment program and support the 3.6 percent cap stipulated in the 2015 nuclear agreement for energy reasons. thank you feel free. to ron is already considered to be in breach of the deal after it's a passed the 300 kilogram you radium stockpile limit officials there also recently ruled out further dialogue with washington unless sanctions are lifted their arms deadline for that has now passed with europe only able to provide limited relief from the effects of the financial penalties looking back on an agreement s

states. waiting for a minister who blames europe for failing to secure the agreement or stop washington's full withdrawal. also in stories that shaped the week brush up placed tribute to the 14 sailors who were killed in a fire on a nuclear submarine in the barents sea monday. tanks rolled through the streets of washington and fighter jets soup through the skies in july the fulfillment continues to come under fire for militarizing u.s. independence they celebrate.

minister shinzo. and the u.s. secretary of state is in mexico city with immigration at the top of his agenda. thank you for joining us iran's foreign minister is accusing u.s. national security adviser john bolton of trying to drag britain into a quagmire after a run seizure of a u.k. flag tanker john jerry says bolton is quote turning his venom against a u.k. but britain says it wants to know where tensions. reports. a radio exchange apparently detailing what happened in the strait of hormuz on friday a british navy officer from the frigate h.m.s. montrose tells the crew of the oil tanker in piro that it's in a recognized international strait and must not be impeded heath energies the iranian navy patrol boat which ordered the tanker to change course not to intervene . internationally. and through to the end of the standard. but iran's revolutionary guard soon arrived by helicopter and seized the tanker iranian maritime officers said on sunday the vessel and its crew of 23 from india latvia the philippines and russia a safe in the port of bandar about us we've already announced that if the ship or the crew members if they have any needs we are ready to meet them however the

ethiopia a state owned telecoms company which today announced its security net profit of over 1000000000 euros in the year to july and that is good news also for if the opium prime minister made he plans to privatized a swathe of industries and allow foreign and private investors into key state owned companies it's part of a strategy to attract new players to the state controlled economy including its telecom market now the government has announced to sell out to 49 percent stake in ethiope telecom to private firms it will also give telecom licenses to 2 private telecom operators with about 100000000 people ethiopia is the 2nd most populous nation in africa after nigeria and it is the fastest growing economy in the region easier telecom today reports that its customer base has grown to more than 43000000 users so a big market there how attractive is it to investors and what does the if european government hope to achieve by privatizing so much or for more i'm joined by. editor in chief of the standard magazine good to have you with us on the program so please tell me why is the government keen on selling such a fairly profitable company such as if you know telecom. well

from the japanese side, the prime minister has already stated on the previous missiles that they are not of consequence to japanese national security. 0n the other hand, forartment of, the ministry of defence ends up with, in terms of results, this may vary in terms of official statements, but short—range ballistic missiles, if they can target the range of within the peninsula, the southern part of the peninsula, the southern part of the peninsula, there are chances that the political capital would be reduced significantly. and what of the us? i am sure they are loath to reignite any rancour between the us and north korea, at least publicly? from the trump side, the trump administration, he himself still seems to have this intention going on, especially with the secretary of state mike pompeo on this engagement with north korea. what is quite different from this side is, from the korean peninsula side, is the north doesn't seem to want to have south korea engaged in any form, while south korea still intends to sort of play the mediator role. so, in terms of communication, in terms of dialogue, this could be creating, in the long—term, there could be misco

state of emergency. has been the wearing of a full face veil in government offices prime minister use of the head says it's for security reasons last week a double suicide bomb attack rocked tunis 2 people were killed and several others injured i still claim responsibility for the attack witnesses say one of the bombers was wearing in the car. opposition leaders in sudan say the deal with the military will be finalized by monday they've been holding a series of public meetings to explain why they signed the agreement which has been met with both celebration and a skepticism and brian has more. from early morning until late at night and main squares mosques and on street corners. sudanese people came together. facing the drums of change and chanting civilian revolution. hailing what some say as the 1st step towards ending decades of dictatorship. but i think that i am telling the youth that the revolution is not over the revolution has just started with the internet shut down by the military john to news of the day and spread mostly by word of mouth and in public meetings held by opposition leaders who have used. the ag

minister, it's another case of the tory party before country. we will be matted to enter a direct security relationship with the agencies of the totalitarian communist state. i'm grateful forould take no risks that are not manageable, judgement we need to make when we are in a position of all information and we should have, must be whether or not we are capable of managing the appropriate risk. the government has confirmed that only the victims of terror attacks during the troubles in northern ireland will be allowed to apply for a disability pension. it has rejected advice from the victims commissioner for northern ireland judith thompson that everyone left with severe injuries including the perpetrators of the attacks should be eligible. i'm happy to confirm it remains government position that while it's right and proper to provide pension for victims of troubled related terrorist incidents, this should not become a pension for terrorists. there is no moral equivalence between a bystander badly injured and a terrorist act out —— explosion through no fault of their own, and the people who manufactured the bomb placed the bomb and detonated it. so i will happily confirm to

in place for the heads of state and government to i'm meeting in this building right behind me tomorrow to ratify already their ministers of trade ministers according to close friends security and all of us have been discussing the various protocols and various aspects of the negotiations but what we probably will see before these agreement itself and 2020 will be something countries are asking for concessions before they fully join in nigeria was dragging it treats its seat until last week when the president announced that yes they're going to sign 2 more countries are actually absent from the agreement dineen and direct result of seizures of the african union commission are telling us that everything had been in has indicated its intention to be part of the process and joined to find these agreements nobody is talking about and which we are right now because there is no direction good wretchedest where it's going right now however experts and either producers on the continent. afraid in fact that when this agreement comes it is hard considering the weak production values in africa africa will be one big white house for hoarding goods. still ahead on the bulletin phone lin

pence, secretary of state mike pompeo, and national security advisor john bolton at the christians united for israel summit in washington. we will also hear from israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu, who will speak via satellite. see it live at 9:00 a.m. eastern on c-span2. ono monday, a discussion sanctions against north korea, hosted by u.s. institute of peace. it starts at 10:00 a.m. eastern on c-span. then panelists examine the findings of a report on authoritarian governments and national security threats held by the american enterprise institute at 3:00 p.m. eastern on c-span3. presidentrks from trump at a july 4 celebration at the lincoln memorial. he spoke about the history of american independence, while highlighting u.s. accomplishments over the last 243 years. this is an hour. ♪ pleasees and gentlemen, rise and remain standing by the -- for the presentation of the colors and the national anthem as performed by the united states army band pershing's own, and the united states army chorus, under the direction of colonel andrew ash. ♪ >> present arms. o say can you see by the dawn's early light what so proudly we hail'd at the twilight's last gleaming?

state of emergency. to his ear has been the wearing of a full face veil in government offices prime minister use of the head also says it's for security reasons last week a double suicide bomb attack in iraq tunis 2 people were killed and several others were injured and still claim responsibility for the attack witnesses said one of the bombers was wearing the carpet. a 2nd powerful earthquake has struck southern areas of the u.s. state of california the magnitude 7 point one trouble hit reach christabel 200 kilometers northeast of los angeles the quake was felt throughout the state and as far as las vegas and neighboring nevada it follows the $6.00 magnitude quake in the same area which calls tremors last thing as old as 20 seconds now california emergency officials say there are gas leaks and fires in the city of bridge crossed where the current quake struck we have significant reports of. fires structure fires mostly as a result of gas leaks or gas line breaks there are gas line breaks throughout the city there are also reports of water main breaks power is out and communications is out to parts of the community as well south of ri

pence, secretary of state mike pompeo, and national security advisor john bolton at the christians united for israel summit in washington. we will also hear from israeli prime ministernyahu, who will speak via satellite. see it live at 9:00 a.m. eastern on c-span2. ono monday, a discussion sanctions against north korea, hosted by u.s. institute of peace. it starts at 10:00 a.m. eastern on c-span. then panelists examine the findings of a report on authoritarian governments and national security threats held by the american enterprise institute at 3:00 p.m. eastern on c-span3. presidentrks from trump at a july 4 celebration at the lincoln memorial. heke

a job typically reserved for national security staff the prime minister modi and prime pay just concluded a meeting with president xi awkwardly squeeze out the stcretary of state in a photo off. >>and ivanka trump even crossed into north korea from behind closed doors while trump's chief of staff waited outside an experience she called surreal back in washington. the president is facing scrutiny of his own after warmly embracing multiple authoritarian leaders while in asia we met, and we liked each other from day one. >>he lavished praise on the saudi crown prince who the cia recently concluded authorized the brutal murder of journalist jamal khashoggi. >>they've been a terrific ally. >>and he touted his relationship with vladimir putin after joking about russian interference in the 2016 election. >>i get along with president putin i get along with mohammad from. >>a saudi arabia. >>meantime in hong kong 13 police officers have been hospitalized as massive protest escalate there over the past month millions of people marched through the streets demanding the government halt a controversial bill that bill but allow extradition to mainland china. many fear the b

for national security staff. >> the prime minister modi and abe just concluded a meeting with the president. >> reporter: she awkwardly squeezed out the secretary of stateoto op and even crossed into north korea from behind closed doors. while the trump chief of staff waited outside, an experience she called surreal. back in washington, the president is facing scrutiny of his own. after warmly embracing multiple authoritarian leaders while in asia. >> we met and liked each other from day one and that is very important. >> reporter: he lavished praise on the saudi crown prince who the cia recently concluded authorized the brutal murder of journalist jamal khashoggi. >> they've been an ally. >> reporter: and touted his relationship with vladimir putin after joking about the interference in the election. >> i get along with president putin, i get along with mohamed from saudi arabia. >> reporter: now, jake, if the administration does allow north korea to remain a nuclear power, that agreement could end up resembling the iran nuclear deal which the president with drew from because he said it was disastrous. >> kaitlan collins at the white house. thank you.

security team says it destroyed yesterday but the secretary of state says fat chance. >> the fact that foreign minister is either didn't know or lied about i can't account for. it happened. >> the whole world on standby waiting to see the uk and donald trump's response to these military provocations. national security experts say it is like a tinderbox. it could spark at any moment. >> a lot of the world's oil goes through that strait. thank you very much. how does an america first president respond to the escalation. joining us to discuss, former green beret commander michael walton and former deputy assistant attorney general john you. great to have you. on his way to new jersey donald trump has this to say about iran. >> iran is showing their colors, iran is in big trouble, the economy is crashing. trying to bring soldiers home because they can't pay. a lot of bad things are happening to them and it is easy to straighten out, very easy to make it worse. >> congress, is that a warning shot? >> the president is clear the maximum pressure campaign is working. the iranian regime is desperate and lashing out. if we look at the statistics, oil exports have drop

are in place for the heads of state and government who are meeting in this building right behind me tomorrow to ratify already their ministers of trade ministers according to present security that all of us have been discussing the various protocols and various aspects of the negotiations but what we probably will see this all these agreements to itself in 2020 will be something countries are asking for concessions before they fully join in nigeria was dragging it treats its seat until last week when the president announced that yes they're going to sign 2 more countries to the absent from the agreement building and eritrea of seizures of the african union commission are telling us that everything had been in has indicated its intention to be part of the process and joined to find peace agreement nobody is talking about it which we are right now because there is no direction good direction as to where it's going right now however experts and either producers on the continent. afraid in fact that when this agreement comes it is hard considering the weak production values in africa africa will be one because white house for hoarding goods emergency workers in california are

minister. who will. you mentioned that perhaps the most effective measure would be a coalition effort to secure those vital strategic waterways in the gulf the united states mentioned the possibility of an international escort for ships that were passing through the area are you surprised that there hasn't been more progress on this that the plan hasn't been forthcoming and yes we agree. that there isn't a more comprehensive coalition in place while the how we're going here simply you can get into this race only i mean it is a boy who walked away in one of the while ago he was always. around the world or or or hitting on or the goods that. we depend on and. there are already coalition structures in place in the region so that a lot of on there who have something that will regarding a more comprehensive. support for shipping going through the straits of the. well thank you very much jerry northwich chairman of risk management security company mosse joining us thank you. now within the last few minutes german ally lufthansa has joined british airways in suspending flights to egypt's capital cairo for 7 days beginning on saturday the airline says the suspension is to allow for security assessment a spokesperson fo

states -- difficulty and post us -- imposed us by the united states for securing the benefit of nations. francine: that was the iranian oil ministerlusive you had. what are the tricky point investors are trying to figure out about iranian oil and oil prices in general? it is about who is still buying and how much is left in the market. over 2 million barrels a day they were producing and exporting before the sanctions and now we think it is about 300,000 barrels per day. where is it going? we have seen tankers in the ports of china which releases cargo, china is likely a buyer that we have seen reports of potentially some iranian oil inbe under another country europe, he said they are not officially selling to europe. who is still buying and how much iranian crude is in the market? it is not officially counted for. francine: iran says that one day deeper oil cuts may be needed. at the moment how difficult is the balance between the supply pressures and the global growth concerns? i think global growth concerns and the demand pressure on this group is so highlighted at this meeting because they are extended these cuts not just unti

protocols are in place for the heads of state and government in this building right behind me tomorrow to ratify already their ministers of trade ministers according to close friends security and all of us have been discussing the various protocols and various aspects of the negotiations but what we probably will see before these agreement itself 2020 will be sucked in time trees are asking for concessions before they fully join in nigeria was dragging it treats its seat until last week when the president announced that yes they're going to sign 2 more countries actually absent from the agreement and eritrea officers of the african union commission are telling us that everything had been indicated its intention to be part of the process and join to sign the agreement nobody's talking about every 3 hours right now because there is no direction good direction as to where it's going right now how. exports and other producers on the continent are afraid in fact that when this agreement comes it is hard considering the wheat production values in africa africa will be one big warehouse for hoarding goods well let's get more on this we're joined by david over euro and dependent e

united states to pursue its nonproliferation policy was such a metal and for example i was in the office of tony lake the national security advisers to president clinton when the foreign ministerf argentina at the time may he rest in peace that i'm presiding from the movement. so the united states played a critical role in many of these countries as well. who else? libya and iraq. they played critical roles in the denuclearization and charlie's hear who played a critical role and thank you for your service charlie and and your personal leadership is critical and of course we have the remaining issues before us of iran and north korea. it comes back to the fuel supply because the reactors themselves are less of a proliferation threat than a fuel going into the reactor in the plutonium coming out of the reactor and going back. verizon howardson the fundamental tenet of the policy that we should be reliable suppliers of nuclear fuel to put on the supply of those fuels strong safeguards and protections. the question is can we get that leadership that we frankly lost? there are some exciting developments. there is a set of whole new design so for generation reactors which have intr

action to extend his ongoing state of emergency welton as he has been in the wearing of a full face there in government offices prime minister use of head said it's for security reasons last week a double suicide bomb attack rocked tunis 2 people were killed and several others injured i still claim responsibility for the attack one of the bombers was wearing a cop. southern california has been shaken by its strongest earthquake for 20 years the day after another record breaking tremor and hundreds of aftershocks fire crews are dealing with gas leaks emergency teams are working through the night to assess the damage in desert communities between los angeles and las vegas the city of ridgecrest was close to the epicenter of both the magnitude 7 point quake on friday night and the 6.4 quake on thursday. we have significant reports of. fairish structure fires mostly as a result of gas leaks or gas line breaks there are gas line breaks throughout the city there are also reports of water main breaks power is out.

minister tells bloomberg, europe needs to live by its commune minutes -- commitments from the nuclear deal. just don't get security by paying for it. you must invest. europeans need to take the necessary action. basically states view shot itself in the foot by withdrawing from this agreement. >> ups and downs. the earnings outlook for the second time this year. a different story over at s.a.p.. a $10 billion bet on the cloud facing headwinds. the cfo in less than an hour. netflix slumps. higher prices wait in the group as it reports a drop of u.s. customers and slowing growth overseas. shares plummet. ♪ >> welcome to daybreak europe. we have danske bank breaking. cost money.tions that is the message i take away. shiftre going to have a in the capital requirements. for 16.7%.e was we just caught up -- he was talking about the same issue. -- 5.37.going to , the ceo has made a couple of lines. danske in talks. less than the market estimated, $5.49 billion. lending continued growth. ofstions around the subject capital. confidence they will be able to adapt to capital changes. the conversation takes place a little later on. around 8:00 a.m. and the next show. low.g high, flying for later inething the year. the hea

security team says it destroyed yesterday. but the secretary of state says fat chance. >> it went down. and the fact that the ministers either didn't know or lied about it, i can't account forit's happened. >> tonight, the whole world on standby waiting to see the u.k. and president trump's response to these military provocations. national security experts say strait of hormuz is now like a tender box. it could spark at any moment. >> very tense times and a lot of the world. gillian turner leading us off, thank you so much. >> mike: how does the american first presidents, respond, joining us doesn't respond, michael waltz, and former deputy assistant john yoo mcrae to have you >> president trump has this to say about iran. >> they are showing their colors, it will work out very nicely. iran is in very big trouble right now. the economy is crashing. it's coming to a crash. they're trying to bring soldiers back to home but the cans they can't pay him. a lot of bad things happen to them and it's very easy to straighten up and it's very easy to us to make it a lot worse. >> progress meant is that a bit of a morning shot >> i think the the presidents r that the maximum pressure

minister ofjustice and other local authorities. they decided to transfer ten inmates that we re decided to transfer ten inmates that were carrying out these attacks to maximum—security prisons and other states have forre are criminal factions but still managed to exert control and give orders so when they are transferred to maximum—security unit it's an attempt to shut them down and make them quite as they would be expected for a in prison. but will that work? i alluded to the fact that work? i alluded to the fact that the brazilian prisons can be violent violence are due i don't know how enough power they had to shut these games down from within prison. it has not worked so far, that's the standard response when such incidents happen, just transferring prisoners to maximum—security units and perhaps the one where write and won't manage to be connected to other gang members, but there are so many thousands of other areas that could fill in depositions and assume a leadership position. so we are seeing this rivalry between these gangs escalate and prisons in brazil, and it's not to say this case is not isolated. we have seen cases like this happen over the past two years, there was 13 years ago where

today on c-span, secretary of state mike pompeo and national security advisor john bolton will speak at the christians united for israel summit in washington. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu will address the data ring via videoconference. atch live on c-span, online c-span.org or listen with the c-span radio app. discussions been about an appearance before congress, any testimony from this office would not go beyond our report. it contains our findings and analysis and the reason for the decisions we made. carefullyhose words and the work speaks for itself. the report is my testimony. i would not provide information beyond that which is already public in any appearance before congress. >> former special counsel robert mueller is said to appear before two committees of congress on wednesday, july 17. at 9:00 a.m. eastern he gives testimony to the house judiciary committee and later he will take questions from the house intelligence committee. his report into russian interference in the 2016 election will air live on c-span3 come online at c-span.org or listen with the free c-span radio app. ♪

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british prime minister chairing an emergency security session and secretary of state mike pompeo reacting on fox a short time ago. >> this is the kind of behavior we've seen out of iran for 40 years. the united states has a responsibility to do our part. the world has a big role to keep these ceilings open. the whole world is waking up to the fact this threat is real. not just a threat against america or israel. it's a threat against all of us. >> bill: lucas tomlinson tracking it from the pentagon. let's begin there. >> good morning. day four of an escalating hostage crisis between iran and great britain after iran seized a british tanker and 23 crew members. over the weekend iran released this video going onto the deck of the oil tanker seized friday night. earlier this month a royal navy warship blocked another gun point from doing it to another tanker. they couldn't stop the iranians are seizing another tanker. here is radio traffic from the encounter. >> you are ordered to change your course to 360, 360 degrees immediately. if you obey you will be safe. >> we are conducting. your passage must not be impaired, obstructed or hampered. please confirm that you are not i

for securing it. we have already heard powerful state m e nts have already heard powerful statements from him and indeed from the ministery. it was an event that sent shock waves through the middle east and trigger deep soul—searching at the foreign office. how had they failed to see this coming in a country that was regarded as such a close ally in such a vital trading partner and? close ally in such a vital trading partner and ? the close ally in such a vital trading partner and? the concern was great enough that the foreign secretary david owen commissioned an internal enquiry conducted by the late sir nicholas browne onto what has gone wrong. the conclusion from saint nicholas became a cautionary tale for the entire diplomatic corps about the need of uk representatives abroad to keep making sound, objectivejudgments abroad to keep making sound, objective judgments about the countries in which they are based, oblivious to political bias or strategic interests. now, kim was working in a foreign office when that report was published, he learnt the lessons from that report and now he has been betrayed. he has been hung o