with the killing of 12 people the satirical magazine which had published cartoons of the prophet mohammed iran's supreme leader has appeared for the 1st time in weeks to suggest the u.s. will remain hostile to iran despite the change in presidency in washington the u.s. treasury has imposed more sanctions against iranian individuals and companies the 2030 asian games are to be held until the africa was chosen by the olympic council of asia while ria was named as host of the 2034 games and a compromise agreed between canada and saudi arabia they are the 2nd biggest multi-sport event after the olympics more news on the web site it's always there for you you know the address by now al-jazeera dot com up next it's inside story i'm back straight after that with another news 60 minutes of news and comment see that. subduction group has yet again claimed the kids are nothing but a number of students in nigeria after more than a decade of the girl be dealt with be defeated this is the inside story. hello welcome to the program. nigeria's boko how. much of the wealth into 1014 when it abducted schoolgirl

the for their own little consequences death and the destruction of people's livelihoods mohamed al jazeera. iran's president says he is not overly happy about joe biden's u.s. election win but it is grants that the quotes terrorists donald trump is leaving office hassan rouhani spoke a heads of a meeting in vienna on the 2050 nuclear deal well the deal has been unraveling since the u.s. withdrew and began really imposing sanctions there such a barrier has more from to her own. well if we're here to listen to the government of hassan rouhani there is certainly a lot of optimism and hope that president elect joe biden will return to the nuclear agreement has some ronny has said that the path is open for the incoming administration that they know what to do but things are quite not that simple there is a lot of roadblocks that have been put in place by u.s. president donald trump to make things much more difficult for president elect in any attempt he might make in trying to return to the nuclear agreement there's also a lot of domestic pressure within iran as well as in the united states there's a l

the for there are only 2 consequences death and the destruction of people's livelihoods mohamed al jazeera. iran's president says he's not overly happy about joe biden's u.s. election win is glad that the quote terrorist donald trump is leaving office while some rouhani has been speaking ahead of the meeting in vienna on the 2050 nuclear deal it's been on rabbiting since the u.s. withdrew and began re imposing sanctions you once were added in october they targeted iran's petroleum industry as well as the national oil and tank a companies a few weeks earlier the u.s. blacklisted 18 major iranian banks and the foreign companies that do business with them it's part of u.s. president donald trump so-called maximum pressure campaign to squeeze the economy. is live for us in tehran and also this meeting is happening in vienna how sun rouhani has been speaking ahead of that meeting there's no doubt the iranian economy is under pressure is there any hope that when it comes to joe biden and when he takes office that that could breathe new life into the j.c. . well if we're here to listen to the governments

and it was a success for iran's new president hassan rouhani and foreign minister mohammed sorry. to kill be clogged it will do it was a victory for the moderates and it had the support of the supreme leader. but that support was calculated so to speak and it was not comprehensive.

iran calls on international community and especially e.u. to end their shameful double standards and condemn this act of state terror iranian american academic professor said mohammed more and he believes the disclosure is unlikely to change anything with iran committed to solidly blaming israel. brian interesting that the weapon that was used was made in israel so when you look at the past record where 4 iranian scientists were murdered during the obama years and the recent murder and terror attack which was carried out as you rightly said in front of this why when you put these together they are followers of a similar pattern and it's the same triangle more and that's the united states israeli regime and make a terrorist organization and of course this was a setback it was an intelligence that but it is a iran is by far the most powerful country in west asia and i think the the sort of act statements that this was not the israelis or that this may have been something internal is basically to work or muddy the waters because the israeli regime knows that iranians have no option but to retaliate the iranians have already we carried it against the americans by the c

and it was a success for iran's new president hassan rouhani and foreign minister mohammed said. to be clogged it was a victory for the moderates and it had the support of the supreme leader. but that support was calculated so to speak and it was not comprehensive. he still rouhani and his people could never have gone as far as they did in the negotiations come in a hadn't given them the green light and as we know he's not exactly a moderate like the man would be. among the 1st to end to the new market to a big era pay in companies that build their craft and automobiles or develop oil and gas fields company executives signed contracts with senior iranian officials tehran hoped that these agreements would help to base the economy. in 2017 to topple france's largest energy company agreed to buy 150000 barrels of oil per day from iran and to develop a huge natural gas fields in the persian gulf. with probably. the reformers in iran had very concrete expectations just as the europeans and american. did i hopes that iran could rebuild its economy and that this would lead to a more ope

and it was a success for iran's new president hassan rouhani and foreign minister mohammed serif. to deliver the clogged it was a victory for the moderates and it had the support of the supreme leader. but that support was calculated so to speak and it was not comprehensive. still rouhani and his people could never have gone as far as they did in the negotiations come in a hadn't given them the green light and as we know he's not exactly a moderate like the one would be. among the 1st to enter the new market to a big era pay in companies that build aircraft and automobiles or develop oil and gas fields company executives signed contracts with senior iranian officials tehran hope that these agreements would help to boost the economy. in 2017 to toggle france's largest energy company agreed to buy 150000 barrels of oil per day from iran and to develop a huge natural gas fields in the persian gulf. with value if. the reformers in iran had very concrete expectations just as the europeans and americans did by hopes that iran could rebuild its economy and that this would lead to a more

and it was a success for iran's new president hassan rouhani and foreign minister mohammed said. you. know the. it was a victory for the moderates and it had the support of the supreme leader. but that support was calculated so to speak and it was not comprehensive. rouhani and his people could never have gone as far as they did in the negotiations and they hadn't given them the green light and as we know he's not exactly a moderate like the one we're dealing. among the 1st to and to the new market to a big era pay in companies that build aircraft and automobiles or develop oil and gas fields company executives signed contracts with senior iranian officials tehran hope that these agreements would help to boost the economy. in 2017 to toggle france's largest energy company agreed to buy 150000 barrels of oil per day from iran and to develop a huge natural gas fields in the persian gulf. to travel if. the reformers in iran had very concrete expectations just as the europeans and americans did by hopes that iran could rebuild its economy and that this would lead to a more open socie

and it was a success for iran's new president hassan rouhani and foreign minister mohammed said. it was a victory for the moderates and it had the support of the supreme leader. but that support was calculated sort of speak and it was not comprehensive. rouhani and his people could never have gone as far as they did in the negotiations company hadn't given them the green light and as we know he's not exactly a moderate like the one would be. among the 1st to enter the new market to a big era pay in companies that build aircraft and automobiles or develop oil and gas fields company executives signed contracts with senior iranian officials tehran hope that these agreements would help to boost the economy. in 2017 to tile france's largest energy company agreed to buy 150000 barrels of oil per day from iran and to develop a huge natural gas fields in the persian gulf. with probably. the reformers in iran had very concrete expectations just as the europeans and americans did by hopes that iran could rebuild its economy and that this would lead to a more open society iran renounced the

when they really want they want iran to react in a mcgrath's of way and then they can say see i told you so that's obviously the plan that's going on here you know mohamed let me go back to you and you know and preparing for our reporting here i went through the mainstream media i've learned something from the mainstream media but i didn't know that iran's developing a bomb you keep seeing that over and over and over again without any evidence whatsoever even an american intelligence officials the irony i mean the people you you know you tend to kind of trust here ok and but no i mean just go across states every single broad sheet every single case. abel station it's the same thing i mean this is why dealing with iran is going to be very difficult from the american side because they don't even acknowledge the basic facts that can be proven here all of this other stuff is invented propaganda this is intentional dating that's the situation here i mean you must be exasperated by it go ahead well i'm used to it i don't know. yes you're right and the people who are in charge of the united states are the same people who own the media so it doesn't really matt

mohamed al jazeera. a meeting is being held in vienna later on wed and say to discuss ways to preserve iran's 2050 nuclear deal it's been a rattling since the u.s. withdrew began we imposing sanctions you once were added in october when they targeted iran's petroleum industry petroleum ministry rather as well as the national oil and tanker companies a few weeks earlier the us blacklisted 18 major every any and banks and the foreign companies that do business with them it's all part of u.s. president don't trump so called maximum pressure campaign to squeeze the iranian economy let's get more now from dorset jabari who joins us live from tehran dose of the iranian economy is under pressure is there any hope that when joe biden takes office it could breathe new life into the jason way. well there certainly is if one is to listen to the president hassan rouhani who's been speaking at his weekly cabinet meeting here in teheran earlier this morning the president reiterated iran's position that they are one of the only remaining parties to the nuclear agreement that have complied by what they signed and that th

iran. most teachers in norway would fear for their safety if they were to show their students cartoons of the prophet mohammed this according to a new survey. this is in the wake of last month's murder of a french teacher who displayed such images to his students. one region, teacher says, there are now very real dangers to those working in this profession. after the, murder of some of the t., i decided not to show them at all because i felt it's winter of all my profession was attacked at the moment and the freedom of speech of expression was attacked, of course. and i wanted to find other ways to express myself and to achieve the same goal with my teaching. because the character to get your drawings are not the gold. they're at just a part of criticism against our religion. and there's other texts we can use as well. the poll found that 60 percent of teachers would refuse to show the notorious muhammad cartoons in class, and many are reluctant to bring up any issues related to islam. concern about scaring students is the main reason given though negative reactions from students and parents are also a factor

transferred to safety ministry of information is blaming the attack on iran backed rebels but they say they had nothing to do with it mohammed all the time has more from yemen's capital of sana'a. according to my speak on sources on the ground the media people there witnessed that the fall down or of 3 missiles from outside of their ports so the. number of people have been killed and also others injured as a result of the attacks the head of the parliament has called on the government all the members of the government to to come to aid in order to send a strong message to those so try to sabotage the reality agreement that this agreement would be implemented on the ground and that the government would return back despite of these attacks one more than one occasion the government tried to return back to aden but several attacks and confrontations have taken place hopefully the last agreement which has been. stricken by all the parties would be implemented on the ground in order to put an end to the political vacuum and aid in and also in yemen. let's take a closer look at yemen's new government it was sworn in just days ago b

laughter] wouldnd of atheist who pull out a pocketbook of mohammed jokes all the time, that kind of atheist. [laughter] revolutionre was a in iran my family decided that we would leave her a little while, hoping it would settle down. obviously, they did not settle down. californiaostly in in the 1980's. i am not sure if you remember the 1980's, but it wasn't the best time in the world to be either a muslim or iranian in america. now, it is fantastic. [laughter] all that has been taken care of. [laughter] this was the height of the iran 444 days inis, which americans were being held hostage in the u.s. embassy in tehran. for a seven-year-old boy trying his hardest not to be weird, it became very important for me to separate myself as much as possible from my culture, heritage, my nationality, certainly my religion. i have admitted in numerous public forums that they spent a good part of the 1980's pretending to be mexican. [laughter] that tells you how little i understood america. [laughter] yes. it didn't help at all. [laughter] experience board into bored into me, first of of, a childhood experience faith. my childhood experien

of the prophet mohammed it was followed by the killing of a policewoman kone jewish supermarket the gunman who killed by the police. a new round of talks aimed at salvaging the 2015 iran nuclear deal has been announced foreign ministers from iran russia china germany and the u.k. will convene next week iran's supreme leader has suggested the u.s. will remain hostile to iran despite the change in presidency in washington in january now it is a sentiment echoed by the iranian president hassan rouhani they matter to me iran. i tell our people if this pressure persists it is from an individual that unfortunately still has a few weeks to go he has been the united states is most lawless president and hopefully he is leaving we are not excited about mr biden taking office but we are very happy to see trump go he committed so many crimes he's a murderer a terrorist he even causes problems when he wants to buy a vaccine he's a man without humanity or moral principles we are very happy that this arrogant man who wasn't committed to any pledges has been toppled ok let's bring in mr chesham he's a journalist and an iranian affairs analyst he joins us on skype from tehran mustapha

mohammed bin salman m.b.'s as being a showcase floatation for raising massive new capital for the kingdom. and anchoring a major expansion of its international equities markets presence has proven only to put iran co into a death spiral and highlighted a myriad of problems in saudi arabia to international investors. now, iran co is digging itself further into serious debt through bond issuance. a simply to pay for the huge dividend payments promised by m.p.'s that were absolutely required to persuade anyone to buy into the, on the toxic i.p.o. at this rate. the debt taken on by around co and other saudi bond offerings to pay for the dividends will be far more than the amount of money raised in the i.p.o. . right? so as you point out, this financialization has its limits. the accounting fix of stock buybacks and money printing have their limits in saudi arabia. we see a brilliant example of what happens when a country decides to go into financialization, instead of what say diversifying into actual productive economic activities. so what the oil price down as it has been saudi aramco society do know, we don't want to accept the lower yields from our oil revenue. instead, we're going to take this