takes us close to three year ania mines a number of underground facilities and also the new nuclear research center which went operational in one thousand nine hundred sixty five with the help of the soviet union it is the heart of the country's nuclear program. our escorts await us in the capital pyongyang. we're now entering a world reserved for the privileged section of the population. these streets and boulevards serve three million residents ten percent of the population the most loyal supporters of the regime a special permit is required to enter the city our two guides accompany us from dawn until late at night they've been tasked with showing us that john young despite all the sanctions imposed by the united nations is no longer some economically crippled city with a poverty stricken population all thanks to the new national heroes the scientists . this architect spent eight years studying in france after leaving the a colon last year now for architecture in paris he returned to north korea in two thousand and ten today he's one of the best architects in the capital designing skyscrapers fo

those manuals warlords little judicial reform according according to the center for sociological research so what you said. the nuclear lying. the center for sociological research has a word seventy percent of spaniards want constitutional reform of some college are some while you can have some guy. abuse record boy finish well one of the nation i don't want to do that anymore. minister in november the human rights commissioner of the council of europe wrote to the senate and the congress of deputies pressing for serious amendments to the so-called law on citizens' safety i know that your government promised meaningful changes to this law. but you haven't delivered them via i.v. in video in this. concert and he was i'm not complaining at all and he said that this pain is usually first considered that mean that they didn't want him performing according with human rights law. so there was no criticism at all you didn't read the letter that was sent but they had an interview with that they went with them and. i don't think there is criticism about the functioning of the spanish but you didn't you didn't change the law or

for sanctions relief the us said that north korea had offered up dismantling the younger nuclear research site center which is responsible for its plutonium production for north korea's nuclear weapons but that wasn't enough his secretary of state might pump a zero said that they also asking north korea to bring to the table other nuclear sites that u.s. intelligence had identified and the north koreans for their part said that they had been asking for sanctions relief on the five out of eleven u.n. sanctions that have been passed since twenty sixteen and do you think that kim jong un did overplay has had some water and asking for so many of the sanctions to be lifted especially given his allies on the u.n. security council russia and china had been trying to get some sanctions relief for the country it's difficult to know what went on obviously behind closed doors it appears that the u.s. decided to take an all or nothing approach by saying that north korea must agree to dismantle not only young gun but also make concessions around the nuclear sites and the delivery of its nuclear weapons so missile

middle east what will satan is a nuclear security specialist with these civilian research and development foundation and he joins us now from washington d.c. mr center given the trumpet ministrations resistance opposition to the iranian nuclear deal why are they so keen to sell nuclear technology to the saudis. well first of all thanks for having me on and there's a pretty big difference between the iran nuclear deal and the trumpet ministrations attempts to sell nuclear technology to the saudi arabians the nuclear technology that we want to sell to saudi arabia is civilian it's for their civilian energy program which is a big difference than what we suspected that iran was trying to do now ironically the equipment that they were using for the pursuit of their nuclear weapons program was actually from it originated from the united states we sold it to the shah of iran back in the seventy's the regime is now quite difference and the story is quite different however as you pointed out the j c p a way the joint comprehensive plan of action effectively cut their pathway off to ever developing a nuclear weapon and iran willingly did this so the concern n