withdrawal from the iran nuclear deal rouhani was speaking on the sidelines of a major security summit in the chinese city of qingdao a two day meeting is being close co-hosted by russia with india and pakistan also in attendance some see it as an alternative g seven expected to dominate discussions are the iran nuclear deal and rising tensions with the u.s. over trade now to some of the other stories making news around the world the kremlin says it's considering vienna as a possible host city for a summit between president vladimir putin and u.s. president donald trump trump had said in march that the cheerleaders would have a face to face meeting soon but last month who can call that unlikely in the wake of thai. a new crew has arrived at the international space station to applause from staff and family members back at the european space agency german astronaut alexander guest and his colleagues were greeted by astronauts on board the i asked that the new crew will spend six months in space to conduct hundreds of experiments to new york now where the united nations general assembly h

going into this if you were to ask donald trump today since he has met with kim what he meet with rouhani what he meet with the cuban regime what he meet with assad this is not a president prepared to talk about the complexities of foreign policy when it comes to the actual threats we face on the world stage broad's obama proposes the same thing he said he would meet with north korea without preconditions and most republicans slammed. we're one of those republicans who slammed obama the. you know i know that i question the president's policies when it came to iran for very much the same reasons i don't recall a similar instance with north korea but look when barack obama approach working with iran the question wasn't whether or not we trusted the american president the question was whether or not we trusted the foreign adversary i for one did not i do not trust rouhani i do not trust iran in this case i don't trust north korea and i don't trust kim jong un the president has decided to place his trust in the dictator who we know is one of the greatest human rights violators of our time per

withdrawal and the iran nuclear deal rouhani was speaking on the sidelines of a major security summit in the chinese city of a two day meeting is being hosted by russia with india and pakistan also in attendance some see it as an alternative g seven expected to dominate discussions are the iran nuclear deal and rising tensions with the u.s. over trade now to some of the other stories making news around the world the kremlin says it's considering vienna as a possible host city for a summit between president vladimir putin and u.s. president john trump trump had said in march of the cheerleaders would have a face to face meeting soon last month and called it unlikely in the wake of deteriorating ties authorities in a rocky kurdistan say a failed asylum seeker known as allie b. has confessed to killing a jewish girl in germany it's not clear if you'll be extradited a kurdish police officer said he could be tried in iraq a case has put chancellor angela merkel under new pressure over her migration policy. the new crew has arrived at the international space station to applause from staff a

at the same time they are trying not to sort of now you should have seen the face of president rouhani when i think this leader announced yesterday and asked or sort of command or a government to go ahead with additional tens of thousands of centrifuges the sort of added back of the cycle it should have seen rouhani state the president of the public who happen to think he a motor and opponent of the g.p.o. way or you're on the other end is political legacies i so on the one hand first and foremost i feel i'm in a is trying to that as a leader trying to play haid his domestic hardliner crowd that's always been against the iran deal again ironically the hardliners that are on the radical elements of the ira gc's longer guards corps and also radical republicans here in the you will actually use the term radical republicans in a sort of a civil war term history but again more conservative hard line republicans here in the u.s. and enjoying that young age well i've always been against you on the aisle on the other hand i feel a hominid also trying to send a signal sending that you can ok wh

. —— rouhani. treated and the job that you would be allowed to do. -- rouhani. me this, there was only one response for me. i they offered me this, there was only one response for me. i never they offered me this, there was only one response for me. i never asked how much that i have, how much i'm getting paid, there was only one thing i said, go check and make sure that i do not get into trouble. i do not want to get into prison, make sure i get approved. the clearance worked at the beginning but there was a lot of fear and concerns about me and that is what got me into trouble because system could never trust me, and the main reason was that i never could answer this question well, like why would someone return home after 13 years and live a good job to come in the middle of chaos in trying to do something? and the system always thought that anyone who does that must be aspired or be involved in corruption and trying to make money or something. let me stop you for a second. you said soon after going back to tehran, quote, if i succeed, and many more may come b

iranian president hassan rouhani has again criticized the u.s. for withdrawing from the iran nuclear deal saying it's your natural policies are a threat to all you speaking to central asian leaders gathered for the eighteenth summit of the shanghai cooperation organization in china. another flow of modern ashwin the guatemala has forced emergency teams to abandon the search for survivors a week after it first erupted killing at least one hundred ten people. the battle for control of a besieged city in eastern libya is intensifying downer is the last eastern city not held by forces loyal to renegade general hurley for have to his troops are bombarding the coastal city from the east and west using machine guns and heavy artillery trying to oust armed groups some linked to al qaeda which are controlled and are for years the u.n. says it's worried about the safety of an estimated one hundred fifty thousand civilians living there. people are fleeing down there in greater numbers than at any time since heavy fighting began two months ago three hundred

china for shanghai cooperation organization summit expects to drum up support around president hassan rouhani for the iran nuclear deal after the u.s. withdrew regional security will also be discussed. on the taliban in afghanistan as announced a three day ceasefire during the alpha to move holiday later this month but it won't include foreign forces the afghan government had announced a similar to. a wall the truce is yet to take effect at least seventeen police officers have been killed in afghanistan during an early morning raid by the taliban one hundred fifty fighters stormed a military checkpoint in herat province. we're just days away now from the historic summit between the u.s. presidents and north korea's leader d p r k as it's officially called is regarded as one of the most repressive countries in the world united nations estimates there are around one hundred thousand political prisoners detained in camps while dozens of foreigners are prevented from leaving but hey reports from seoul. in south korea there are many emotions about the changing relationship with north korea among s

pressure over nuclear developments some rouhani says the iranian government is able to withstand the economic burden of new sanctions they're planned after donald trump withdrew from nuclear the nuclear deal signed by world powers three years ago rouhani says that trump has hurt america's global reputation by appalling and illegal actions. the navy divers have reacted a flooded cave in northern thailand to search for a missing football team twelve boys and their coach had gone to exploring on saturday when rising water from a heavy rainstorm blocked the only exit rescuers are confident that they're still alive because the cave is several kilometers long and they're able to take refuge it prayer rituals are being held for a safe return al-jazeera scott hi-lo reports now from the cave entrance the chiang rai. a third day of searching for these twelve boys and their football coach in the cave network behind me now goes sixty eight kilometers into this hillside that's just along the border between thailand and me and mar now divers have been in the water in this cave because it's been fl

withdrawal from the country's nuclear deal which the iranian president hassan rouhani labeled illegal. germany's opposition left party has voted to reopen the country's borders for refugees there was heated debate before the vote at the party's annual conference the left is opposing restrictions on migration planned by chancellor angela merkel's grand coalition. a young iraqi accused of raping and murdering a fourteen year old girl known as susanna has been extradited to germany all forces in iraq claim the twenty year old admitted that he had killed the teen who went missing near the spot in the last month. of islamism is bangladesh on the brink of civil war. we are scared we are very scared we have to stay and move you to fight for his fight against it are. torn by domestic power struggles and the influence of islamist extremists. the country's democratic institutions now face a serious threat. to peace saddam we call for the rule of law of his mom of violence dominates the headlines. he just couldn't get over. this should be. a pretty. tough. bangladesh the dawn of islam is only st

. >> if rouhani were to fall who would it take his place?hard line or will it soften >> that's the question in 2009 hundreds of thousands of people in the streets demanding their vote be respective do you revive the moment we saw in 2009 or a hard-line government replacing rouhani, we don't know how it's going to shake out iran. people within the administration that internal dynamics, you either get the regime to fold in negotiations or you get a different regime >> the reason we care about this is, if we see a continued pressure from the trump administration, they export about 2.5 million barrels a day. either a, the oil will go nowhere we got the global market have a hole to fill or they'll sell the oil on the back channel for cheaper and it will drive down price. >> reporter: here's the question, i think if you say you're going to take iran out of the market you're going to ensure a significant deficit in the market, yes, china may not comply, but you're still likely to end up in a situation where more than a million iranian barrels off t

from withdrawing from that deal and now you've got hasan rouhani using this platform to again criticize u.s. unilateralism and not only that praising russia and china for their efforts in maintaining in trying to maintain the deal so we've also got we've also heard the chinese president xi jinping say at the summit on sunday suggesting that american hegemony. while it is still the order of the day that they are growing calls for a more just and equitable international order to what we could be seeing is china leading a new alliances forging new alliances to challenge the existing world order led by the united states' rights thank you for that florence laurie. will be annual g. seven summit ended with an escalating rar between the u.s. and china we're going to get back to that a little bit later on this bring in michelle get out see here is an economist and the head of the china economic policy research program at university joins us on skype from shanghai very good to have you with us so we've got this summit hosted by china kim jong un has just landed in singapore after taken a flight

qingdao china's president xi jinping the hosted world leaders including iranian president hassan rouhani indian prime minister narendra modi and russian president vladimir putin the iranian leader said he appreciates efforts by beijing and moscow to maintain the nuclear deal which the u.s. pulled out of last month. now to some of the other stories making news around the world. in romania more than one hundred thousand government supporters have protested against alleged abuses by anti corruption prosecutors the ruling social democratic party says the prosecutors have too much power and that they tap phones illegally critics say the government rally is meant to intimidate judges and the country's president who supports the anti corruption fight thousands have marched in l g b t pride parades across europe bucharest adrian c'mon and clive hamilton celebrated their recent european court victory which ordered romania to recognise their marriage in warsaw equality parade marchers said poland's conservative turn has forced them to fight harder for their rights a young iraqi suspected of raping

all right having want to ask you about that meeting in shanghai so the putin she and rouhani were very keen to demonstrate unity especially as after the chaotic scenes at the g seven what does this tell us when it's an opportunity that the chinese and russian leaders wouldn't wouldn't drop actually to to show that they that they care that of course china especially but also russia call the shots when it comes to to regional security in asia and the middle east that they stand aside with the agreement with iran which is important because iran needs a sort of compensation for the same sins that america is now imposing on iran and on companies doing business with iran and. i believe the state companies in china especially close to the close to the state at least to do business with with the energy sector in iran. they can they can make a difference there and so so this unity gives an idea that some countries act responsibly that's the message and keep the ring a nuclear program at bay well russia of course was kicked out of what was a g. eight summit after it's an extension of crimea so w

organization in qingdao china's president xi jinping hosted world leaders including iranian president hassan rouhani and indian prime minister narendra modi the iranian leader said he appreciated efforts by beijing and moscow to maintain the nuclear deal that the u.s. pulled out of last month's. and now to some of the other stories making news around the world. in guatemala thousands of people have protested against authorities handling of the quake obama kaino tragedy more than four thousand people remain in shelters after last week's initial eruption search efforts for the missing were suspended for the third straight day on saturday amid a dangerous conditions the explosive all kind of corruption killed at least one hundred and ten people. in romania more than one hundred thousand government supporters have protested against alleged abuses by anti corruption prosecutors the ruling social democratic party says the prosecutors have too much power and that they tapped phones illegally critics say the government rally is meant to intimidate judges and the country's president who supports the anti cor

organization in qingdao china's president xi jinping hosted world leaders including iranian president hassan rouhaniand indian prime minister narendra modi the iranian leaders that he appreciates efforts by beijing and moscow to maintain the nuclear deal that the u.s. pulled out of last month and now look at some of the other stories making news around the world. and guatemala thousands of people have protested against authorities handling of the waco volcano tragedy more than four thousand people remain in shelters after last week's initial eruption search efforts for the missing were suspended for the third straight day on saturday amid dangerous conditions the explosive volcanic eruption killed at least one hundred and ten people thousands have marched in l g b t pride parades in cities across europe in bucharest adrian come on and climb hamilton celebrated their recent european court victory which ordered romania to recognize their marriage warsaw equality parade marchers at poland's conservative turn as forced them to fight harder for their rights now a young iraqi suspected of raping and murde

organization in qingdao china's president xi jinping hosted world leaders including iranian president hassan rouhani and indian prime minister narendra modi the iranian leaders said he appreciates efforts by beijing and moscow to maintain the nuclear deal that the united states pulled out of last month. a young iraqi asylum seeker accused of raping and murdering a fourteen year old german jewish girl known as susana is now in custody in germany german interior minister who as they were for confirmed that the man identified as ali b. had been extradited from iraqi kurdistan where he had fled authorities there say the twenty year old admitted to killing the girl who went missing last month. from abele to frankfurt airport and onto v's barden via helicopter the young iraqi suspect was taken into custody amid heavy police presence authorities here seeking to make amends after accusations that their early investigations were floored. this shows that the german judiciary has this case under control everyone can see what's going on and i think that helps people sense that justice is being done the station

two versions of the dreamer bill, more liberal bill that without thing in the used rouhani and quid pro quos were take care of the dreamer m.ob they know. whatever bill gets the most votes prevails. they do not want to risk that because they know that possibly all the democrats and republicans would vote for the more liberal bill without putting the community restrictions on immigration. they do not want the democracy to work in the house. >> expressing your reaction to it on friday morning, the president held a press conference on the grounds of the white house and said two things. that the report exonerates him and he called comey's actions terminal. >> the report does not exonerate him. it does not have anything to do with him. anything that the special prosecutor is presumably investigating. it has nothing to do with trump. there is a report on the conduct in 2016, most of which was related to the investigation of hillary clinton. they are not in favor of the president. the report says that the decision not to charge hillary clinton was made without any bias. that there was no bias

rouhani told a meeting of judges that the u.s. is waging "economic war," but he insisted it won't succeed. >> ( translated ): america, or any other enemy, if it wants to defeat the iranian nation, must first destroy iranian's hopes for the future and their trust. but this is a proud nation that has stood up for its values throughout history, and is ready to give its life and blood for islam and iran. >> woodruff: last month, president trump withdrew the u.s. from the 2015 nuclear deal with iran, and is set to reimpose sanctions. back in this country, a wildfire in northern california grew again overthght and now reatens 600 homes and other buildis. the pawnee fire is burning 70 miles northwest of sacramento. more than 230 firefighters are battling the wind-driven flames. the s. justice department reports women are under- representein key jobs across four major law enforcement agencies. the report lookeat the f.b.i., the drug enforcement administration, u.s. marals service and the bureau of alcohol, tobacco, firearms and explosives

agenda at the summit of the shanghai cooperation organization and china iranian president hassan rouhani used the meeting to criticize the u.s. for withdrawing from the iran nuclear deal saying it's unilateral policies are a threat to all the twenty fifteen agreement between iran and world powers that lifted sanctions on iran in return for restrictions on its nuclear activities or says president vladimir putin told the summit he wants a consistent and unconditional implementation of the deal the white house has stepped up its verbal attacks on justin trudeau with top of visors claiming the canadian prime minister stopped us in the back at the g. seven summit trudeau avoided questions from which the media in quebec he told reporters at the summit that the u.s. president's decision to invoke national security as a reason for his skill trade tariffs was kind of insulting. another flow of modern the ash from the fray governor and got him allah has forced emergency teams to abandon the search for survivors they say there's little hope of finding anyone else alive off the last sunday's eruptio

pressure of a nuclear development hasan rouhani says the iranian government is able to withstand the economic burden of new sanctions their planned after donald trump withdrew from the nuclear deal signed by world powers three years ago rouhani says that trump has hurt america's global reputation by appalling and illegal actions. the un's general secretary general antonio is calling on the world not to abandon the united nations agency for palestinian refugees the organization known as undera says it's facing a quarter of a billion dollar shortfall and may soon have to cut emergency assistance the u.s. slashed its funding by more than a half in january more than five million refugees in the middle east rely on the agency for education food and health services will be challenged made his statement at the donor conference at the un our diplomatic editor james bays reports. the un has been trying for months to fill the massive shortfall after the u.s. pulled out most of its funding from the u.n. secretary general of the start of this pledging conference appealed to nations to come up wi

leaders but who a summit of the shanghai cooperation organization in china iranian president hassan rouhani used the meeting to criticize the u.s. again for withdrawing from the iran nuclear deal saying it's unilateral policies are a threat to all twenty fifteen agreement between iran and the world powers lifted international sanctions on tehran in return for restrictions on its nuclear activities. praised china and russia for their commitment to keeping the deal alive . yes you know. my country's in full compliance with the nuclear deal all the parties to the nuclear deal of responsible towards fulfilling all the obligations they have admitted in line with the agreement. of course our country can not to be but worried about iran nuclear program u.s. withdrawal from the comprehensive plan of action can further destabilize the situation is. russia is in favor of consistent and unconditional implementation of the deals with the white house has stepped up its verbal attacks on justin trudeau with top advisers claiming the canadian prime minister stabbed us in the back at the g. seven summit vo

going into this if you were to ask donald trump today since he has met with kim what he meet with rouhani what he meet with the cuban regime what he meet with assad this is not a president prepared to talk about the complexities of foreign policy when it comes to the actual threats we face on the world stage broad's obama proposed the same thing he said he would meet with north korea without preconditions and most republicans slammed him. we were one of those republicans who slammed obama the. you know i know that i question the president's policies when it came to iran for very much the same reasons i don't recall a similar instance with north korea but look when barack obama approach working with iran the question wasn't whether or not we trusted the american president the question was whether or not we trusted the foreign adversary i for one did not i do not trust who are rwandan i do not trust iran in this case i don't trust north korea and i don't trust kim jong un the president has decided to place his trust in a dictator who we know is one of the greatest human rights violators of

on the sidelines of the eting, russian president vladimir pun d iranian president hassan rouhani discussed the iranian nuclear deal after the withdrawal of the u.s. last month. russia, china, and european partners are still part of the agreement, which loosened sanctions in exchange for placing limits on nuclear fuel oduction. in afghanistan today the taliban announced a three-day cease-fire set to take place during the muslim holiday of eid-al-fitr later this month. afghan government officials welcomed the unprecedented move which comes just two days after president ashraf ghani announced a week-lon taliban during the holiday. the taliban cease-fire specifically excludes foreign forces. the festival me eid al-fitr at the end of ramadan and is celebrated with family gatheringseasting. high temperatures and dry conditions in the west are helping to spread wildfires. firefighters in southwestern colorado are battlg a blaze that grew 40% larger in one day, forcing a total of 1,500 homes to be evacua federal agencies are now tracking two dozen wildfires in eight states. and forecasts warn of "

the agenda at the summit of the shanghai cooperation organization in china iranian president hassan rouhani news the meeting to criticize the u.s. for withdrawing from the iran nuclear deal saying it's unilateral policies are a threat to all the twenty fifteen agreements between iran and world powers lifted international sanctions on iran in return for restrictions on its nuclear activities russia's president vladimir putin told the summit he wants consistent and unconditional implementation of the deal. the white house has stepped up its verbal attacks on justin trudeau with a top of visor saying the canadian prime minister tried to stab donald trump in the back at the g. seven summit trudeau avoided questions from waiting media in quebec adjourning the summit he told reporters that the u.s. president's decision to invoke national security as a reason for his still trade tariffs was kind of insulting iraq's prime minister says a fire at a warehouse where ballot boxes were being stored is part of a plot to harm the democratic process the boxes were holding ballots from last month's election

vladimir putin and the iranian president hassan rouhani are among leaders attending the meeting of thene to donald trump, mr xi urged nations to work together, saying that countries today are facing "many common threats and challenges", that no one country can "tackle alone". more now from michael bristow, the bbc world service east asia editor. rarely in diplomacy do you get two events so close together, which give you two very different images of the world. one, the g7 summit, basically fell apart. disarray, disorganisation. disagreements between the participants. and then you have the meeting in qingdao, led by president xijinping of china, which seemed very cordial. everyone got on, everyone was smiling. really, two very different, very stark, contrasting images. in fact, many people have pointed out, they have taken photographs of those two images and put them side by side. one tweet, the people's daily, this is the chinese communist party's main newspaper, putting those contrasting images side by side. just to sort of hammer home the idea that china is perhaps better suited to le

order and what else have we heard coming out from the summit we've heard iranian president hassan rouhani whose country is not a member state but has observer status at the c.e.o. attacked the u.s. for what he said was unilateralism in pulling out of the iran nuclear deal and then we've also heard chinese president criticizing the u.s. for its policies on trade its protectionist policies on trade now many analysts regard the c.e.o. as a counterbalance as a counterweight to the existing groupings that are dominated by the u.s. and its allies and what we could see going forward in the years to come is perhaps the c.e.o. gaining importance and prominence in the international world order as we mentioned there's a war of words between donald trump and french president emanuel micron france's warn that fits of anger cannot dictate international cooperation that's off the top of broccoli rejected a joint statement by the g seven leaders summit ended in disarray with trump accusing the canadian prime minister of weak and dishonest statements john hendren is more from quebec city. the g. seven sum

asia the middle east europe and africa russia's president vladimir putin and iran's president hassan rouhani they are they fair well i know tang is a political and economic affairs commentator he says the contrast between the g seven and the s.e.'s summit is staggering. it's a tale of two summits the best of times and the worst of times on one side of the world it is the worst of times if a family fractured instead of showing unity their bickering amongst themselves instead of creating a trade group they are talking about trade wars on the other side. who can receive the medal of honor from. it seems like a love fest it's gearing up to be something very interesting and it is a definitely a counterpoint it is also perhaps the focus of a new initiative that will link up the c.e.o. with the belton road initiative it is really the g six versus one at this point is despite the nice things said by the italian side it is clear that the u.s. is isolating itself and that is where a lot of people are going to be looking at the differences between these two summits how they're approaching the world it'

in some countries and i went to iran to speak about development of women's football with president rouhaninow and criticized in western europe for going to iraq and speaking to the president of iran but for me as he thought president if i don't go and if i don't speak to the president of iran and to the authorities there about women's football and women's access instead of who is going to do it what do we achieve if we just criticize if we just dispute if we just argue if we block if we boycott what do we achieve in chief nothing if we go if we dialogue maybe we achieve only a little bit but even a little bit is better than nothing and maybe which is nothing but at least we keep the dialogue and the discussion open and maybe one day we achieve or our successes or whether we'll achieve something thanks to my philosophy has always been and will always be like this because also as as we were saying before i grew up this way and switzerland as a country gives you this opportunity you know to to grow and to make your way and to argue and to convince sometimes a bit more sometimes a bit less but

order and what else have we heard coming out from the summit we've heard iranian president hassan rouhaniwhose country is not a member state but has observer status at the a c o attacked the u.s. for what he said was unilateralism in pulling out of the iran nuclear deal and then we've also heard chinese president criticizing the u.s. for its policies on trade its protectionist policies on trade now many analysts regard the c.e.o. as a counterbalance as a counterweight to the existing groupings that are dominated by the u.s. and its allies and what we could see going forward in the years to come is perhaps the c.e.o. gaining importance and prominence in the international world order or president trumps arrival in singapore is being overshadowed by his early departure from the g. seven summit in canada there he refused to support a g seven joint communique which vowed to cut trade barriers a white house advisor is accusing canada's prime minister of stabbing the us in the back want germany says the u.s. has destroyed the group's trust john hendren reports from quebec city. the g. seven summ

drug trafficking and cyber crime members are expecting to drum up support around president hassan rouhani for the iran nuclear deal which the united states recently pulled out of china's belt and road project will also be discussed a trade program that spans sixty plus countries across asia the middle east europe and africa. as a political and economic affairs commentator and he says the contrast between the g seven and the summit is staggering. it's a tale of two summits the best of times and the worst of times on one side of the world it is the worst of times if a family fractured instead of showing unity their bickering amongst themselves instead of creating a trade group they are talking about trade wars on the other side. who can receive the medal of honor from she it seems like a love fest it's deering up to be something very interesting and it is a definitely a counterpoint it is also perhaps the focus of a new initiative that will link up the c.e.o. with the belton road initiative it is really the g six versus one at this point is despite the nice things said by the italian side i

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you knew that that president rouhani had made a real effort to reach out to iranians living abroad the and tried to convince them that it was worth coming back, trying to build anew iran. did you get any sort of assurances, any promises about the way you'd be treated and the job that you would be allowed to do? when they offered me this, there was only one response from me. i never asked how much authority i have, how much i'm getting paid, there was only one thing i said, go check and make sure that i don't get into trouble. i don't want to be in prison, and make sure that i get approved. the clearance worked at the beginning but there was a lot of fear and concerns about me, and that is what got me into trouble because the system could never trust me, and the main reason was that i never could answer this question well, like, why would someone return home after 13 years and leave a good job to come in the middle of chaos and try to do something? and the system always thought that anyone who does that must be a spy, or be involved in corruption and trying to make money or something. l

russia's attempts to undermine the democratic system was not welcome and what about iran's hassan rouhani he's been criticizing the u.s. pulling out of the nuclear deal or does he hoping to achieve from that. that's right now an iranian president he's on his first overseas trip since the u.s. pulled out of the iranian nuclear deal this was a deal that would have eased sanctions on iran in exchange for restrictions on iran's nuclear facilities now when the u.s. pulled out of the deal the other signatory members including china and russia were angry at the united states actions so it's i suppose there was no surprise then that these countries including iran which has observer status in the shanghai cooperation organization grouping would use this plot would use this as a platform as an opportunity to criticize the u.s. to criticize u.s. action in pulling out of the deal now iran iranian president attacked donald trump's unilateralism and then heaped praise on russia and china for their efforts in trying to keep the deal alive and then you've got chinese president xi jinping as well saying s

in some countries and i went to iran to speak about development of women's football with president rouhani now and criticized in western europe for going to iraq and speaking to the president of iran but for me as he thought president if i did go and if i don't speak to the president of iran to the authorities there about women's football and women's access and state of who is going to do it what do we achieve if we just criticize if we just dispute if we just argue if we block if we boycott what do we achieve in chief nothing if we go if we dialogue maybe we achieve only a little bit but even a little bit is better than nothing and maybe which is nothing but at least we keep the dialogue and the discussion open and maybe one day we achieve or our successes or whether we'll achieve something thanks to my philosophy has always been and will always be like this because also us as we were saying before i grew up this way and switzerland as a country gives you this opportunity and to to grow and to make your way and to argue and to convince sometimes a bit more sometimes a bit less but that's

hassan rouhani is outlining his country's condition for meaning in the nuclear agreement. he wrote a letter to t leaders of france, germany and the u.k. expressing views. deal.is trying to salvage the u.k., house price slowed in june. the lenders might the report down fromces rise 10.4% in may. is keepingc activity a lid on demand. global news on-air and on tictoc on twitter. this is bloomberg. here is what is coming up in the next hour. deutsche bank hits a new low. what is next for the german lender? we are talking trade tensions with larry summers. we will get his take on the ruling against unions on mandatory fees. this is bloomberg. caroline: live from londonm caroline hyde. vonnie: this is bloomberg markets. caroline let's check in on the markets. financials hitting a two-year low. deutsche bank led those declines. downny's largest lender is as it stumbles from one crisis to the next. nick covers financials for bloomberg. king at a chart that is showing me we are almost in a bear market when it comes to european financials. overall what are the pressure points? >> th

the shanghai cooperation organization summit they're expected to drum up support around president rouhani for the iran nuclear deal after the u.s. withdrew regional security will also be discussed. well that's exactly what we want to talk to an italian about he's a political and economic affairs commentator and he's joining us live from beijing the timing is immaculate isn't it the g seven taking place in canada meanwhile across in china now it's almost an alternative axis of influence is that how you'd see it. martin it's a tale of two summits the best of times and the worst of times on one side of the world it is the worst of times a family fractured instead of showing unity there bickering among themselves instead of creating a trade group they are talking about trade wars on the other side the putin received a medal of honor from she it seems like a love fest it's gearing up to be something very interesting and it is a definitely a counterpoint it is also perhaps the focus of a new initiative that will link up the s.d.o. with the belton road initiative and could it be seen perhaps as

deal and not imposing sanctions against the country this is going to be iranian president hassan rouhani as that is his first foreign trip since the u.s. pulled out of that iran nuclear deal do you think that we can expect these countries not just china india and russia which make up you know three of the world's biggest economies three in the top ten but also the other central asian countries can we expect them to continue to do business with iran. absolutely i don't think they'll be any change i think russia china and india are all in favor of this as are the majority of the g. seven i think it's a really a six six versus one right now but you know i want to go back and touch upon a point that was made about the belton road initiative in order for india to come into its own it needs jobs and infrastructure and i think modi and she are putting together and realizing that they can work together and be far more powerful the fact is that they control forty five forty percent of the world's population and are the fastest growing a couple large economies in the world and together they could

pressure over its nuclear program president haasan rouhani says the government is able to handle the economic burden of new sanctions the u.s. will very impose penalties on tehran in the coming months after u.s. president donald trump pulled out of the nuclear deal dozens of shop owners in iran have been protesting against currency devaluation and rising costs of living demonstrators took to the streets of tehran forcing shops to close in its grand bazaar blame the collapse of the reale for driving up the cost of imports iran's currency has plunged almost fifty percent in value in the past six months. italy's newly appointed deputy prime minister wants to set up caps and northern africa to crack down on the legal migration to europe details of any has traveled to libya to present his plan. ahead reports from tripoli. salvini are arrived in libya determined to stop what he calls illegal migration from the efik and continent to italy leaders of the european union are meeting this week to avert a political crisis is over the way immigrants are treated across the bloc salvini says it's e

order and what else have we heard coming out from the summit we've heard iranian president hassan rouhani whose country is not a member state but has observer status at the c.e.o. attacked the u.s. for what he said was unilateralism in pulling out of the iran nuclear deal and then we've also heard chinese president criticizing the u.s. for its policies on trade its protectionist policies on trade now many analysts regard the c.e.o. as a counterbalance as a counterweight to the existing groupings that are dominated by the u.s. and its allies and what we could see going forward in the years to come is perhaps the c.e.o. gaining importance and prominence in the international world order the u.s. president's arrival in singapore is being overshadowed by his early departure from the g. seven summit in canada after leaving early trump refused to support a g seven joint communique which found to come trade barriers francis warned that fits of anger cannot dictate international corporation john hendren reports from quebec city. the g. seven summit in canada began in crisis in ended in conflict u.

ronnie --rouhani they hate israel, they hit the united states, refer to us as the great satan.ist travel on homeland security committee and we uncovered so much of what iran is doing supporting hamas and hezbollah, bringing terrorists into the middle east in the united states and yet this money that supposedly sanction the previous president was helping get into the hands of uranian's which is in the hands of terrorists. >> you want to ask why this is still so controversial years later but on the other hand we get more information and learn more you get your answer to that. how would you like to see this handled all along? >> this entire deal should have done congress. the reason the president didn't do that is he knows congress would not approve a deal like this that empowers the greatest enemies, the enemy that threatened to destroy the united states, and the deal was so lopsided in their favor. people went as far as secretly providing $1.7 billion in american cash. this money went straight into increasing military and supporting terrorists. this should have gone through a tr

they did not give details but that president rouhani wrote a letter to the leaders of france, germanyhe u.k. expressing his views. iran is scrambling to salvage the deal after president trump announced last month the u.s. wasrawing and re-imposing sanctions on iran. global news 24 hours a day, on air and at tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. shery: thank you. the supreme court ruling against unions today. earlier we heard from the illinois governor who initially bloomberg chief washington correspondent kevin cirilli has more perspective on this subject. kevin: it has been a fascinating lawmakers. from there is no other way to read this supreme court ruling which override it the previous decision from 1977, citing freedom of speech. i interviewed the dnc deputy chair, keith ellison. he is running for attorney general in minnesota, and what he makes of this area take a listen. >> while it does appear to be an unfair position to labor because if you benefit from a collective bargaining a

. >>> ident rouhani promising his people that they will be able to handle new u.s. sanctions.comes a day after protesters gathered outside of parliament, protesting a sharp fall in the national currency. >>> and the pope welcoming president macron to the vatican. the encounter comes amid european tensions over accepting migrants you are up-to-date that's the news update this hour back downtown to "squawk alley." carl, back to you. >> sue, thank you very much. sue herera >>> the ge comeback story, shares up on announcements it will spin off the health care unit we'll dig into those details, having spoken to john flannery in the lt as30 minutes dow is up 36 "squawk alley" is back after this , the rhythm of the world. , but to us, it's the pace of tomorrow. with ingenuity, technologies, and markets expertise we create the possible. and when you do that, you don't chase the pace of tomorrow. you set it. nasdaq. rewrite tomorrow. >> welcome back to "squawk alley. eamon javers is outside the white house. >> reporter: the president putting out an official statement, really relishing

this as an opportunity to challenge the existing world order we've heard iranian president hassan rouhani now his country is not a member state of the c.e.o. but he does have observer status he used the meeting to attack the u.s. now he called the u.s. position unilateralism with reference to u.s. pulling out of the iran nuclear deal and he heaped praise on russia and china for their tests to try and salvage the deal so we're clearly seeing this group paying perhaps going forward gaining in importance and prominence on the world stage and we're certainly seeing a more. certainly seeing china being more willing to step up to the world stage and chip away at the dama. ns of the united states in the existing world order florence many thanks indeed for a story that lives in beijing back down to the trump kim summit in singapore say one clue is the managing editor of korea exposé which has a strong focus on north korea he joins us now live from seoul thanks for being with us this summit anything more than a photo opportunity for president trump well i certainly don't think so considering how m

agenda of the summit of the shanghai cooperation organization and china iranian president hassan rouhani used the meeting to criticize the u.s. for withdrawing from the iran nuclear deal saying is unilateral policies are a threat to all twenty fifteen agreement between iran and the world powers lifted international sanctions on tech round in return for restrictions on its nuclear activities russia's president vladimir putin told the summit he wants consistent and unconditional implementation of the deal white house has stepped up its verbal attacks on justin trudeau with a top of visor saying the canadian prime minister trying to stab donald trump in the back of the g. seven summit trudeau avoided questions from waiting media in quebec but during the summit he told reporters that the u.s. president's decision to invoke national security as a reason for his steel trade tariffs was kind of insulting. at least seventeen people have been killed in syrian government as strikes on a village in rebel held province a village the northern province is meant to be one of the so-called deescalation.

iran's judiciary decided to impose a long term ban in may and that was in spite of president hassan rouhani saying that he was against it ok so it's been two months what effect has this been having i mean it's really a big deal you have to imagine that telegram in iran has a forty million active users that is almost half of the population of eighty two million and iran has a twenty accounts for twenty percent of telegrams customers worldwide and that these with sixty percent of households in iran having access to the internet according to a study that was released this week by the ngo center for human rights in iran the effects of this ban have been even more widespread than it was initially expected and we spoke with this and you know and this is what they told us. one of the things that the authorities deeply underestimated was the extent to which telegram is integrated into the daily lives of people so not only is it used as communication and a source of news but it's also a source of business so many businesses inside iran do advertising on telegrams and they do that because it's cheape

impose a long term ban in may and that was in spite of the government and particular president hassan rouhani saying that he was against it so what effect has about had i mean it's really a big deal in iran there are forty million active users of telegram and that's almost half of the population of eighty two million and twenty percent of telegrams customers worldwide are in iran and that is with roughly sixty percent of households having access to the internet in the country. this ban has been ongoing for almost two months but this week and then geo base in iran the center for human rights in iran has released a report that shows that the consequences of this ban are even more widespread than they were initially expected to be and we spoke with this n.g.o.s this is what they told us take a listen one of the things that the authorities deeply underestimated was the extent to which telegram is integrated into the daily lives of people so not only is it used as communication and a source of news but it's also a source of business so many businesses inside iran do advertising on telegrams and th