it happened in nusaybin, which is close to the border. at least 30 people are reported to have been wounded. a syrian rebel group says there can be no ceasefire as long as the government continues to attack its people. there is continued attacks against civilians, ghouta as well as aleppo. iran has accused gulf countries of jeopardizing lebanon's stability by labelling hezbollah a terrorist organization. >> reporter: the you gulf cooperation saying hezbollah is terrorist will say a problem across the reason region >> as we know on previous times, kingdom of saudi arabia along with behrain has been labelling them as terrorists. there is the addition of another two. >> reporter: an escalation that indicates how lebanon where hezbollah is based finds itself once again on the front lives of the regional power struggle. coming as it does within two weeks after saudi arabia announced it was cutting 4 billion dollars to the lebanon army and also a week after citizens were warned not to travel to lebanon. much of the growing tension can be traced

it happened in nusaybin close to the border with syria. many have been wounded in the explosion. some pictures from paris where we can see the palace. we're expecting angela merkel to be turning up for a meeting with francois hollande. they will be turning up about refugees. paul, tell us more about what's to be expected from this meeting. >> reporter: there has been a frantic and very busy period of diplomatic activity here in france in the past couple of days. it continues today with president francois hollande greeting angela merkel. the e.u. turkey summit meeting is going to take place in brussels on monday, looking at ways to hopefully come up with comprehensive ways of addressing the refugee issue. as far as the meeting that is going to take place here in paris today, there's going to be a news conference at about 11.30 g.m. t where the two leaders will come together and tell us what they've come up with. essentially it seems that they're going to - the predictions are that they're going to try and form some bilateral common plan which they can agree on in advance and prese

the attack was reportedly carried out friday morning near a police station in the nusaybin district. coming out of north korea and its leader kim jong un. it's coming just a day after the u.n. security council passed strict sanctions against pyongyang. >> state news agency kcna says kim has ordered nuclear weapons to be ready for use, quote, at any time. paula hancocks is in seoul, south korea watching these latest developments. and certainly part of the sanctions were about curbing his nuclear ambitions. >> well, that's right. that was really the main focus of those sanctions. and what we have heard today from kcna, the state-run media is that kim jong un, the north korean leader went to guide, to give guidance at a military drill. this was basically test firing a multiple launch rocket system. it doesn't give a dayton photos we're showing you. but we do know that on thursday, the south korean defense ministry said they detected six short range projectiles. so it could be what we're looking at here. and he has said in this kcna that nuclear warheads need to be ready for use at any t

it happened in nusaybin close to the border with syria. many have been wounded in the explosion. some pictures from paris where we can see the palace. we're expecting angela merkel to be turning up for a meeting with francois hollande. they will be turning up about refugees. paul, tell us more about what's to be expected from this meeting. >> reporter: there has been a frantic and very busy period of diplomatic activity here in france in the past couple of