mohammad: it really isn't.n you look at who is taking the bulk of these cuts, it has been predominantly saudi arabia. manus: should nigeria be given additional scope to produce? mohammad: that is a tough question. some of the crew they have brought in, i've -- some of the crude they have brought in, i think that will be sold for a bigger quota. however, a lot of them may do not have the capacity. manus: it all comes down to the kind of stuff you bring and what you're doing with it. that is the latest from vienna. we just heard them talking about supporting a nine-month deal. rwazahst, mohammad da at medley global advisors. a little bit less hot here than dubai. i will take 25 every day of the week. nejra: you are looking fantastic, manus. cool as a cucumber. great to see you. it will be amazing if we do not get a nine-month extension how much we will see in the market. could up, deutsche' flash -- slash jobs. this is bloomberg. ♪ manus: this is "bloomberg daybreak europe. we heard about an agreement during the

relationship with mohammad bin salman. one of the things that struck me over the last couple of years is that we have lost sight of the fact that there is a relationship with a whole country out there that, as tom has said, stretches back nearly onyears and has been based shared interests, shared perspectives, shared policies over a number of years. i am not hero to defend -- not here to defend mama bins on mount, not -- not here to defend heremad bin salman, not to defend what happened to jamal khashoggi, who many of us knew and considered a friend. one of the narratives in washington that i found striking over this last almost year now since chris show the -- khashoggi's murder is the extent to which we have completed different aspects of saudi perspectives on saudi arabia, u.s. relationships with saudi arabia in ways i think are unhelpful for the interests of both countries. and primarily to make the point that i think this inflation is particularly egregious when it comes to how this city and this congress perceives th

mohammad managed to escape but he was wounded back in kenya he was given amnesty. but others still undergo the same recruitment because up to date based security expert. there are people who are still being groomed. their group that are being. radicalized dead a lot of videos flying around messages flying out targeting. people that is physically the point you it's. just 10 minutes away from the mombasa city center lies key sony mohammad who was radicalized here the sony is known to be mumbai terror but there are people here who want to change that imad study mahmud is fighting radical priests trying to convince the young and angry at there is a peaceful islam to it as a result. from this or what we just told them that they've been getting along situation of the kora of syria the only thought that as leaders just watch as our young people suffer most of us we decided to give them the rights their protection . had in mind in a minute we have to study mahmoud tries to solve the problem of radicalization inside the community but his efforts often nullified by the polic

well let's now bring in our guests in tehran we have mohammad marandi he's the dean of wealth studies at the university of tehran in london any of jeremiah she's the deputy head of the middle east and north africa program at the european council on foreign relations and in vienna via skype robert kelly he's a nuclear engineer top positions at the international atomic energy agency and at the u.s. department of energy's los alamos national lab welcome to you all robert i'd like to start with you explain the situation to all of us who wants nuclear energy experts this cap of 3.67 percent what does that actually mean the the exceeding off that 3 point $67.00 is a very low level consistent with nuclear power fuel is nothing to do with building a bomb it does indicate that they are capable of the rich in europe to a higher level going to find pursued is a very. small increase it's. well i would say it's it's proof that they are not working ramon because group of 3 groups accepted by his own . a very minor thing that they're doing the whole reason they're doing this is to get the attention

well, iran's foreign minister, mohammad javad zarif, has been speaking to bbc hardtalk‘s zeinab badawibout the tensions in the region. he warns there's a risk his country could stumble into war. of course there is a possibility of accident, but we cannot leave our own neighbourhood. those who have come from outside have to decide why are they in that neighbourhood, and whether their presence in that neighbourhood is helping stability and security in that neighbourhood. how high do you think the possibility is of accidental war? as donald trump has said, we were ten minutes away from war because had they taken measures against iran, donald trump had been told that iran would be taking measures in self defence. what kind of measures would you have taken? i'm not a military man, so i'll leave that to the military. iran's foreign minister mahaffey javid to —— mohammed javad zarif speaking to hardtalk‘s they know

resident and journalist who was brutally murdered by mohammed b mohammad bin salman. a double standard. nicki minaj, she was performing at pride. in april, five men in saudi arabia were killed because they were gay. so i guess the money, you know, makes it worth it for her. >> i mean, what was your reaction when you heard she even had been invited to per norm in saudi arabia? as you point out, she hardly wears any clothes. she's -- >> saudi arabia has an ultra right wing conservative government which has an absolute monarchy which crushes all dissent, forces women to wear and segregate, but has no problem nicki minaj being scantily clad twerking her butt to "anaconda" on stage and bin salman says i'm a progressive reformer, shakes hands with president trump and laugh it up at the g20 summit. meanwhile, he's leading a humanitarian disaster of a war in yemen, ordered the murder of jamal khashoggi, of course, like i said, toii want to say this again, ten women's rights activists have been detained. tortured. trumped up charges of treason. this is the hypocritical -- at t

kim jong-un, food and, mohammad come upan -- putin mohammad bin salman -- kim jong-un, putin, mohammad bin salman. [no audio] last week, and he gave an interview where he said the western ideal has become obsolete, but here is trump's response. thought he was talking about democrats in california. not a joke. understandnt doesn't the difference between liberals conservatives in a political context. he doesn't want to hear it. the liberal idea is an american ideal. tohave patriots committed life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness. that is what we should be talking about on the fourth of july. the liberal idea is what drives entrepreneurship and innovation. it inspires art, exploration, human curiosity. that is what we mean and theically, it is what built free world. design to holdan in check abuses of power by anyone nation, a firm a collective defense, open economies, human rights. that is why there is nato must so no single nation could step out and abuse power. the free world drove the mark -- march of democracy. it allowed unprecedented economic growth the world had never seen. f

he may be willing to help the victims in the lawsuit against saudi arabia in return khalid sheikh mohammad wants the government not to seek the death penalty against him particle he reports. the survivors and victims of the september 11th attacks believe saudi arabia was behind it and they are suing to prove it now they might get help from an unlikely source suspected mastermind khalid shaikh muhammad in the lawsuit lawyers asked to speak to muhammad and he made a surprising response seeming to offer to cooperate against saudi with a condition remove the possibility of a death sentence writing in the absence of a potential death sentence much broader cooperation would be possible the president who often sides with saudi could face pressure this time to make the deal it could virtually bankrupt saudi arabia all their assets in the united states and elsewhere could be. seen so the incentive for mr trump as opposed to others to wave in is not very great but still it may be in the year 2020 that the united states population in general is not going to be sympathetic to mr trump running in seeki

well let's now bring in our guests in tehran we have mohammad marandi he's the dean of wealth studies at the university of tehran in london ellie jeremiah she's the deputy head of the middle east and north africa program at the european council on foreign relations and in vienna via skype robert kelly he's a nuclear engineer top positions at the international atomic energy agency and at the u.s. department of energy's los alamos national lab welcome to you all robert i'd like to start with you explain the situation to all of us who wants nuclear energy experts this cap of 3.67 percent what does that actually mean the the exceeding off that 3 point $67.00 is a very low level consistent with nuclear power fuel is nothing to do with building a bomb it does indicate that they are capable of the rich in europe to a higher level going to find pursued is a very. small increase it's. well i would say it's it's proof that they are not working rick bomb because group of 3 groups accepted by his own. a very minor thing that they're doing the whole reason they're doing this is to get the attentio

to iran's foreign minister mohammad javad zarif who said he's not looking to escalate the situation. the us house of representatives has voted for a 12 month freeze on weapon sales to saudi arabia and the united arab emirates but the. stopping the killing in yemen still needs the approval of both the senate and president donald trump. reports from washington. in an effort to send a message and stop the killing in yemen the u.s. house of representatives voted friday to prohibit the sale of air to ground munitions to saudi arabia and united arab emirates for one year they have been used in the war in yemen the amendment to a u.s. defense authorization bill was sponsored by congressman tom aoun now ski and passed 236 to 182 mostly along party lines but 5 republicans also voted in favor of it breaking party ranks all it will do is stop something that is categorically harmful to our national interests the provision of all offensive weapons that enable saudi arabia to keep defying our advice by bombing yemen and prolonging the war there. more than 200000 yemenis have been killed or died of

we find the 3rd name mohammad the. stories of muslims who were killed rarely star 1st. media and the nazi. belief among the more saying i gave. for some of. the liberty was. a they said there's a split 2nd for them she said with a in. the way i think is how he feels he can play a particular story here. giving bedo. they mean us us but the city media. is seriously upset of a muslim to me i mean they look as if he look easy is become a beast this commercial money. could give me his job and it's because of what a brotherhood esteem which i must got over the last somebody. to those who don't. even know that he was only cautious because he'll get into the little samey while the other feeling is no last call is boredom of the poor boy of the new not only here in this team that know a little the government called one of those no. decided no committal reasonable for this political thing we. know something about but i guess i guess they don't.

iranian foreign minister mohammad javad zarif who was in new york for u.n. meetings said he could not confirm the possible downing of a drone for a week out of the woodwork and about to get broken through false we don't know if. you got it yet and that's what i said we have no. doubt having broke have you met her with me to have you know senator cohen this is the latest scrape between the 2 countries over who is provoking whom in the strait of hormuz. on june 20th iran shot down a u.s. drone it said had violated its airspace just days ago the iranian military seized a foreign tanker in this strategic strait saying the ship was smuggling oil and they released this footage allegedly showing the incident the united nations has urged restraint on all sides to avoid an open conflict. let's speak to adnan tab a top by he's a middle east analyst based in germany and he joins us from dissatisfied not good morning good to see you thank you for joining us what do we know about what actually happened here or do we only have a donald trump's account. so far it seems yes

just earlier this year there have mohammad made headlines for days the 19 year old saudi woman barricaded herself in a hotel room in bangkok the united nations finally recognized her status as a refugee and she was granted asylum in canada where she now lives. and hope for a similar outcome the sisters need asylum in a 3rd country as soon as possible says their lawyer we believe that not only the father but. this are authorities. by these girls girls that will. inevitably follow. their own works for freedom. so for that reason we think that there is a very real risk of them being talked to here. and are not facing deportation to saudi arabia at the moment turkish authorities have granted them temporary protection they are managing to make ends meet with donations stay receive but as long as there is no long term solution they feel very much under threat. of course i always look at the window when they go. out or are they like try to hide in. our place every couple of days. i'm afraid someone knows the place. i'm a father searching for us i hate sleeping i only just leave for 3 hours to to

the victims were 4 year old nurul honeymoon and her brother one year old mohammad hafiz. they were killed in their beds allegedly by a neighbor armed with a large knife. 6 months on that parents are still in shock. interests the fisherman was out at sea when the man rampage through his house he still doesn't know why. that's in lamppost one way and they're. off and i thought i was a level. 7 year old mohammad hakim survived because he was sleeping in another room. his mother sheila is lucky to be alive. i might get to my i don't know i asked him what do you know that would be bad but i think they will believe that if they're not at the will because i know. that they felt that when they didn't see the phone call and. said to me. the 2 children are buried near their home. the family visit regularly. it's a nightmare no parent should have to suffer. beatrice and sheila say they were relieved when the alleged murderer was arrested. but they are now alarmed by news. that malaysia meit's a polish the death penalty. although i say. i mean i mean my team can't beat a little minin

iranian foreign minister mohammad javad zarif who was a new york for u.n. meetings said he could not confirm the possible downing of a drone. the downing of the washington post the good roads are false we don't know if that. is just. that's not is it you have no way down the road have you met or will all be too much you know senator paul this is the latest scrape between the 2 countries over who is provoking whom in the strait of hormuz. on june 20th iran shot down a u.s. drone and said had violated its airspace just days ago the iranian military seized a foreign tanker in this strategic strait saying the ship was smuggling oil and they released this footage allegedly showing the incident the united nations has urged restraint on all sides to avoid an open conflict. us clinic a boy has to spend almost $5000000000.00 compensating airlines that have been affected by the grounding of 737 max the announcement comes a week before the company is due to reveal its quarterly results and there's still no firm timetable to bring the planes back into service it's the

coalition which has been fighting with the rebels since 2050 mohammad the tab has more now from yemen's capital sana'a. the this kind of also recruitment has taken part in previous times it's not the 1st time for the united arab emirates to recruit people from the south also saudi arabia is involved in such recruitment of yemeni people from south areas and also from ties to defend its borders in the south of its country. regarding also the. the question about the. discount of recruitment and also the united arab emirates a work draw all from areas in the north of yemen as it has already withdrawn from. and. according to reports the in these areas saudi officers have replaced united arab emirates officers in these regions which are strategic regions that over block are on the red sea whiston yemen so the strategic problem and also. where the. extensively invested and also back to the saudi led quality. fights against these and the worst cost line of all who they are many observateur believe such a withdrawal will awaken the quality. phone serve on the birds. this will support the sweden

iran's foreign minister mohammad javad zarif is the 1st official to comment on the latest developments out of london the foreign minister tweeted that the may government seizure of iranian oil at behest of the us is piracy pure and simple i congratulate my former counterpart boris johnson becoming u.k.'s prime minister iran does not seek confrontation we have 1500 miles of persian gulf coast line these are our waters and we will protect them his sentiments are shared by other high ranking officials in iran we've heard from the 1st vice president who also said that the suggestion of a coalition force to patrol the waters of the strait of hormuz and guarded the ships that pass through it is absolutely not necessary and that iran is capable of providing security to the ships in the strait of hormuz and it is up to iran and the regional countries to ensure the safety of their waters meanwhile we've understood that there has been the extraordinary meeting called in vienna for sunday july 28th between the remaining signatories of the j c p oh wait that's a 2015 uclear agreement the iranians

flag to tanker in the strait over the weekend now iranian foreign minister mohammad javad zarif told reporters that he had quote no information about losing a drone about a quarter of the world's crude oil is shipped through the hormone strait let's speak to. the middle east analyst based in germany and he joins us from a good morning good to see you thank you for joining us what do we know about what actually happened here or do we only have donald trump's account. so far it seems yes we heard the foreign minister i was only speaking yesterday denying this and this morning that if you do foreign minister she is also tweeted that there is that iran hasn't lost any drone and he was basically also mocking the u.s. president placing the navy the u.s. has down to $200.00 so so far it's basically the u.s. claiming the iranian didn't know and yet we're seeing another escalation between the u.s. and iran how serious is this. i think the situation is extremely dangerous we see both sides trying to get the other to a point where. the face saving exit is needed the u.s. is that up to its necks

merciful journal prison guard all my theory and blessings to profit messenger mohammed professor mohammad let the a you involve ambassador and indeed the if the opinion mediators. if you play an ambassador of ethiopia to sudan the ambassador of the african union to this it dan. representatives of the political forces of the freedom and change alliance ladies and gentlemen and representatives of the media may god's peace and blessings be with you it is with pleasure on this morning to bring the good news to this is the nice people that we have. the political document between the transitional military council and the freedom and change alliance it is a historic moment in the history of this is the nice people.

europe finally needs to take care of these people were not allowed to enter the camp but we made mohammad again and he uses his phone to film inside children are playing next to rats in indescribable hygenic conditions. there is only one doctor for 5000 people here. comes from jungle. the regime is. when it comes. and often it's very nice sometimes we don't have an ally sometimes we don't have any but our . life at the port of our 3 has changed to. germany has sent a coast guard ship for support but that has hardly helped. many greeks feel europe has forgotten them they're appalled that some e.u. states are refusing to take in any refugees at all. other countries should open their borders in order for these people to move on or the traffickers who brought them here should take them somewhere else. these people are stuck here that doesn't work you know we want our lives to be the way they were before like very much going to put a bit of money going to go we could be living conditions in the refugee camps on the greek islands are getting worse by the day and at the same time and he refugee

and the pakistan bowler mohammad amir is to retire from playing test cricket so he can focus on limitedregarded as one of pakistan's key bowlers, having returned from a ban for his part in a spot fixing scandal in 2010. british heavyweight dillian whyte has responded after testing positive for a banned substance ahead of his points victory over oscar rivas at the weekend. he says he's disappointed with what he calls the "rubbish" that's been said about him, and that his lawyers are dealing with it. he also added he was cleared to fight. and britain's luke greenbank has won his first senior international medal at the world aquatics championships he took bronze in the men's 200m backstroke, fighting back from sixth place at the halfway stage to set a new personal best. it's been a dark week for the sport of boxing with two fighters dying in the space of three days due to injuries sustained in the ring. deontay wilder says tragedy in the sportjust makes him train harder. speaking to the bbc‘s boxing correspondent mike costello, the world heavyweight champion says he is well aware ofjust ho

it's good to have you with us on al-jazeera and these are our top stories every foreign minister mohammad john of the region is accusing the u.s. of trying to drag bush and to a quagmire after the seizure of a british tanka the u.k. government has rushed into the u.n. security council calling for the ship's release. a suicide bomber has killed at least 6 people at a hospital in northwest pakistan the attack happened in the city of dead a smile come soon after a gunman opened fire on a police checkpoint killing 2 officers the pakistani taliban has claimed responsibility. security forces there in the kurdish region of northern iraq are continuing their hunt for assassins who killed a turkish diplomats last wednesday the main suspect as of rest he belongs to the kurdish group the p.k. k. which is 14 long running conflict with the turkish government now to all the customers in the restaurant were killed in the shooting and editing the name reports from the town of john deon family members have been mourning. heavy jamelle wife's premonition the morning of her husband nariman giuliani's death

hijacking more tankers mr marandi we thank you for your time your perspective on this mohammad marandi thank you live and ted thank you. now more than 60 fighters have been killed during military operations in afghanistan government jets and ground troops targeted the armed group across 10 provinces and the aim is the director of the center for peace and development studies in kabul and a former adviser to the afghan high peace council and he says the raids were unexpected considering the ongoing peace talks. it's an incident that's happening from both sides if you see the taliban they're just doing that or side bomb being in there just doing society attacks you have been witnessing all these kind of attacks in the number of provinces in the future and you see that somebody bargeman in killing off taliban leadership in some taliban foot soldier in a number of provinces it's quite sickening it's quite disturbing why the african nation are just hoping for a positive outcome of the peace dialogue that's happening right now in number of countries mostly after doha conference we were not ex

crown prince mohammad bin salman on insists the ipo -- but some mohammad bin salman insists the ipo would 2021. the newin anheuser-busch asia-pacific unit is set to take place soon. bain capital in talks to buy wpp's research unit kantar. lisa: eu leaders gather to discuss picks forth top jobs. imf managing director christine lagarde is touted to be the head to hit the ecb -- to the ecb. levine of bny mellon and emily roland of john hancock are still with us. what can the next head of the ecb actually do to ignite growth? alicia: the ecb is really between a rock and a hard place. the christine lagarde candidacy is interesting. as we've been discussing over the break, she is really a political figure much more than an economist. much of europe's problems extend from the politics and the political economy. what does that mean to have different fiscal policies when you have one monetary policy and how that plays out politically? at first i was skeptical, but as i think about it, it may be that this is more of a finesse job, and is very political. bestld assume she has the economists that can

yes certainly so how the foreign minister mohammad javad zarif said that iran will continue to scale back its commitment because europe has not been up holding its end of the deal he also said that the european signatories left in the 2015 nuclear agreement their expectations are not proportionate to what they've actually been able to do on their disagreements he's referring to the fact that of course since the united states withdrew from this deal last year and imposed a series of sanctions on iran's oil and banking sector european countries have been hesitant to invest in iran's economy this is something that was a big bonus under the nuclear agreement the reason iran signed this agreement in the 1st place was that the sanctions that were in place under the european union and the united nations sanctions would have been that would be lifted and the economy the country's economy would be opened up to the international community now since the united states withdrew from this deal iran says that the europeans are too afraid to invest in the country and iran has decided that they reall

just earlier this year there have mohammad made headlines for days the 19 year old saudi woman barricaded herself in a hotel room in bangkok the united nations finally recognized her status as a refugee and she was granted asylum in canada where she now lives. and hope for a similar outcome the sisters need asylum in a 3rd country as soon as possible says their lawyer we believe that not only the 4 but. this are authorities. these girls girls that will. inevitably follow. their own works for freedom. so for that reason we think that there is a very real risk of them being talked to. and are not facing deportation to saudi arabia at the moment turkish authorities have granted them temporary protection they are managing to make ends meet with to nation stay receive but as long as there is no long term solution they feel very much under threat. of course i always look at the window when they go. out or are they like try to hide in. our place every couple of days which. i'm afraid someone know their place so much. i'm a father searching for us i hate sleeping i only just me for 3 hours to get

mainland china and iran says it will continue exporting oil under any conditions foreign minister mohammad made the comments as an iranian oil tanker gibraltar last week remains impounded the u.k. says it's willing to facilitate its release if paid on the ship or to syria. now amnesty international is calling on russia to ease what it says is the harsh treatment of civilians living along a disputed border with georgia as accuses the moscow administrations and south of setia and kazuya a stopping the free movement and illegally detaining people for crossing the boundaries anderson of the georgian side of one of the many communities listen to. he's $85.00 he's frail and david byrne is really feels like a prisoner in his own home russia sees his small patch of land as an international border georgia calls it the line of occupation on a map it's a dotted line on the ground it calls his heart break. daughter and grandson live on the other side. of the a widow can cope with poverty but not the separation. here. on their site it's so important to be busier periods. to look after them but if i cro

tide that toppled that they've got a democratically elected president a prime minister straight mohammad mosaddegh so there's a great deal of tension here deep structural tensions between the 2 states that really do escalate quite quickly when there are particular crises like this one and it really looks to be coming to the full sun awaiting for confirmation on a lot of the details in this story but it looks like that apparently these were reigning in revolutionary guard armed vessels trying to interrupt this british oil tanker how likely is around to use vessels like those to block the strait of hormuz and disrupt the flow of trade in oil. well you're right to say that that we're waiting for confirmation that the revolutionary guard have denied involvement as far as i'm aware at present because that doesn't mean to say that they're not involved is just posturing i guess that with regard to close in the straits of hormuz we've heard over the past number of years that iran has threatened to close the strait on number of occasions and there are there are several ways of doing that of cours

from the deal which offered sanctions relief in exchange for limits on enrichment foreign minister mohammad jeffard sorry for the knowledge that his country has not passed the limits despite warnings from european coast signatories to stick with the deal united states abandoned the agreement last year and to since reimposed sanctions mr zarif says iran's moves are necessary to defend tehran's authority. but it's only by illustrating authority that we can put the us in their place during negotiations if such talks are needed. because we will never accept yielding to pressure but if someone respects us they will have our respect in return the world must talk to us with respect and not threaten you ronnie and he's. more on this now with. theresa tropper who's been following the story closely for us she's represented extensively of from iran welcome how significant is this breach well it's a clear violation of the agreement iran signed back in 2015 an agreement that was designed to prevent iran from building a nuclear weapon so this is now the 1st step in a process that could eventually lead to

coming in the united states says that it will impose financial sanctions on iran's foreign minister mohammad sorry serif has replied on twitter saying that he has no assets outside of iran to seize now this comes 9 months after u.s. president trump saying and iran's supreme leader and it is seen as the latest move in washington's policy of maximum pressure on tehran well it could be a groundbreaking development in science japanese officials have given approval for experiments that will create the 1st ever hybrids of humans and animals the goal is to grow human organs in animals and then harvest them to help people who need organ transplants. hybrid beings animal and human they were definitely not human they have fired the imagination of cultures around the globe and they've been the subject of books and films they reflect our desire for capabilities only animals possess. researchers in japan now want to take a small step towards realising this fantasy. but the reality is less glamorous and more controversial they aim to grow human organs in animals this could help people who are waiting for