election win but is gods that the courts terrorists donald trump is leaving office a son rouhani has been speaking ahead of a meeting in vienna only 2050 nuclear deal deal has been unraveling since the u.s. withdrew and began really imposing sanctions let's get more now from dorset so barry she joins us live from teheran and door so the iranian economy is under significant pressure after the moves that donald trump had taken with regards to the nuclear deal is there any hope that when joe biden comes into office that this could breathe new life into the j.c. . there is certainly cautious optimism is how i would describe it from present has some rouhani that there is a possibility that the incoming u.s. administration could use this opportunity to wrong to do some right in light of everything that president trump has done the president hassan rouhani was speaking at a weekly cabinet meeting this morning where he said that the situation now is very different than when they negotiated that nuclear deal in 2015 he said the iranians were under extreme pressure and united nations security

well if we're here to listen to the governments 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 rouhani 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 the president elect in any attempt he might make into 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 lot of voices that say this is a golden opportunity for the incoming administration in the united states to use this time to put more pressure on iran to try and get it back to the negotiating table to do updated have an updated version of the nuclear agreement but that is something the iranians have said is out of the question the point of contention is iran's missile ballistic missile program and the iranians have always said that that is not something

the government has on rouhani has also released some never before seen footage pictures rather of the assassinated scientists who received a special award from president hassan rouhani after the negotiations that ended in 2015 nuclear deal. apparently we understand now that fact that was part of the team that negotiated the nuclear agreement, which is now being so opposed by the very government parliaments that we've seen today. the pictures that have been released have a purpose. this is a message very clearly from assad. rouhani saying the very person you're using as an excuse to perforce this motion, the actions that took place. he was actually part of the team that negotiated the deal, and they've released these photos to show the role that he played and how important he was. we see the president hassan rouhani with the then defense minister, handing out this award to the slain scientist. so there is a lot of dialogue within the country going on at the moment, but it's a very important and clear now that president assad rouhani is intent on trying to salvage this deal with the inc

president hassan rouhani has said is that this was detrimental to diplomacy but what it really means is that the iranian officials would nor longer allow an an ounce visits by the i.a.e.a. inspectors now this is part of the nonproliferation agreement that iran has signed since 1970 this was a carrier of that agreement that was voluntarily signed by iran in 2015 after the nuclear deal was signed before iran to show some good face to the international community to say that we don't have anything to hide but since then the inspectors it's important to know they have visited 26 non-nuclear facilities they have visited a number of military facilities as part of their inspection so the officials here have said that it's enough now because the u.s. withdrew from the nuclear deal in 2013 this bill was seen as an effort to try and lift some of the sanctions that the post on iran since then now in terms of the. they can still visit the nuclear sites but they have to go back to the pre 2015 agreement which is they have to announce in advance of where they want to go and when they want to go com

assassinated scientists who received a special award from president hassan rouhani. there is a lot of dialogue within the country going on at the moment, but it's a very important increaser. now that president assad is intent on trying to salvage this deal with the incoming u.s. administration. later in january, the united nations has appealed to me. theo peanut storage fees for access to thousands of eritrean refugees in the region. prime minister ahmed claimed victory, over the people's liberation front on saturday. but the t.v., alas, leader is warning that the conflicts between his forces and the national army is not over. the c.p.l. life says fighting is continuing on every front. does accusing abbey of trying to deceive the international community where tens of thousands of people have fled to grow for refugee camps in neighboring c. done. well, aid agencies say this enough to go round, many of the refugees there, say their nutritional needs are notes being met. mohammad vo has the details. different by hunger, refugees, queue for lunch at the camp. the food is

scientists who received a special award from president hassan rouhani. there is a lot of dialogue within the country going on at the moment, but it's a very important and clear now that president hassan rouhani is intent on trying to salvage this deal with the incoming u.s. administration later in january. plenty more still to come on this news hour, including environmental groups, face off against all giant shayla's, adopts courts in a bid to force it to meet emissions targets and leaked documents. show officials in one hand, you more about the coronavirus than they let on this without the sports and the formula one world champion won't be competing in something he's grown. 3 impact brain father will be here to explain why the united nations has appeals to ethiopia and authorities for access to thousands of eritrea and refugees in the to grow region. prime minister of the ahmed claimed victory over the people's liberation front on saturday. but the t p.l.o.s. leader is warning that the conflict between his forces and the national army is not over sepia

this is something i recognize in president rouhani's statement. --hear the same line that diplomacy camp is expecting more condemnation from the international community. they haven't been very happy from statements that came from the european union. they expect the international community to call this what it is, an assassination and terrorism and to condemn it with strong condemnation. if such condemnation continues, it would give strength to that argument that iran should not act way, and retaliate in a that netanyahu has been trying to provoke. there were also talks of harsh revenge, retaliation, and supreme leader even said under schmidt for the perpetrators of this assassination. amy: which side do you think will prevail within iran? negar: i don't think the retaliation will be that provocative. the president has said it will be done in a timely manner. that means they could drag it, and if they do drag it, the only silver lining is that iran can use this as leverage when the biden administration comes in. the pro-diplomacy camp can go and sa

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 lot of voices that say this is a golden opportunity for the incoming administration in the united states to use this time to put more pressure on iran to try and get it back to the negotiating table to do updated have an updated version of the nuclear agreement but that is something the iranians have said is out of the question the point of contention is iran's missile listed missile program and the iranians have always said that that is not something that's up for

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 the next u.s. administration coming in knows what to do that the path for them is open meaning that there is an opportunity for president biden to return to the nuclear agreement but president rouhani also expressed his views on how happy he was about the fact that u.s. president donald trump has been what he said quote toppled that incoming administration there is certainly some views here within the government that there is an opportunity for the united states to undo some of the damage they've done since u.s. president donald trump withdrew from the deal in 2018 president hassan rouhani but also stated very important fact that there are caveats to what that would mean for iran the position the iranians find themselves in now in 2020 is very different than what it

enrichment the nuclear enrichment now this law was passed despite opposition by president hassan rouhani and he's reformists he failed to meet a deadline to write it into law so the speaker of parliament has published this law and it has become or now president hassan rouhani has said that it was harmful to diplomacy and said that parliamentarians should let diplomats do their job know what it shows is the split within iran between the reformists who are in power and the conservatives who have a majority in parliament and other reformists have always been for the 2015 nuclear deal they've always been for negotiations of all it's been for waiting until president elect joe biden comes into office and hopefully makes the united states rejoin that nuclear deal and if still sanctions a tactic that's been called strategic patience but in this particular instance the government has lost this internal battle what is iran said to gain by doing this. well if you speak to many people here they say what have we got to lose if you speak to the conservatives who make up the majority in parliament now

does come with warnings keep wearing face masks maintain social distancing and president has been rouhani has want people to stay away from public and family gatherings but he's also said that they can't rely on a vaccine it may not be 100 percent effective but the reality is because of the sanctions iran may find it very difficult to purchase one big al-jazeera to run. another news iran's supreme national security council has approved a motion to stop inspections by the u.n. nuclear watchdog and increase its enrichment of uranium the plan is expected to be in place in 2 months time after it is signed into law by president has on rouhani the motion was approved by the guardian council this week. if you know piers government says it's captured or killed most of the leaders of the embattled region as it tries to bring an end to the month long conflict but the head of the to gray and people's liberation front says people in the regional capital mckenney are protesting about looting by ethiopian backed every tree and soldiers and media blackout in the area makes it difficult to confirm these

international inspectors from making surprise visits to nuclear sites all makers on president hassan rouhanito sign it into law even though he's expressed doubts proposal comes after the assassination of iran's top nuclear scientist last week though such a bar has more now from tapper on. the parliament fast tracked this bill which was in the making after the assassination of the high ranking nuclear scientists most and factories out there and it was approved very quickly as was the bill by the guardian council what president hassan rouhani has said is that this was true mental diplomacy but what it really means is that the iranian officials would no longer allow an an ounce visits by the i.a.e.a. inspectors now this is part of the nonproliferation agreement that iran has signed since 1970 this was a caveat of that agreement that was voluntarily signed by iran in 2015 after the nuclear deal was signed they for iran to show some good face to the international community to say that we don't have anything to hide it is a month since 2 hurricane hit central america just 2 weeks apart many areas

president hassan rouhani said that the iranians will, for sure, have a response for those responsible. he's already accused israel, of having a hand in this assassination. a charge israel has the night. but what the president's it wants to do is to leave the nuclear deal out of the equation to try and get somewhere with it, with the incoming u.s. administration in january. all right, thanks so much. still ahead, i'll just share our newly released photos intensify a scandal involving the actions of australian forces on tour in afghanistan, plus accused of misleading the public for months, leaked documents show officials a move you more than me. that's on the skies a clouding over across the good parts of china at the moment. lots of dolls and gray weather to come here over the next. as i said, not too much in the way of rain is about the only consolation i can offer. you want to see showers around the yellow sea pushing towards the korean peninsula. but more clout, that is easing across the sea of japan, heading towards honshu on she also seeing some showers for a time. these will tend

enriching uranium to 20 percent now this law was passed despite opposition from president hassan rouhani and his reformist government he failed to meet a deadline to write it into law so the speaker of parliament has published this law so it is law now president hassan rouhani has said that it was harmful for diplomacy and that parliamentarians should that diplomats do their job but what it does show is this lift in the country between the reformists who are in power and the conservatives who have the majority in parliament now the reformists have always been for the 2015 nuclear deal for negotiations and waiting until president elect joe biden comes into office and hopefully lift those sanctions and has the united states rejoin that 2015 nuclear deal in a tactic called strategic patience well the conservatives really if you speak to them their perspective is that iran entered the 2015 nuclear deal in good faith and they entered negotiations they made compromises now they say what did we get in return the united states pulled out of that deal president donald trump imposed sanctions on i

into effect but what this does show is a split within the country the reformist president hassan rouhani he's reformist government have always been for the 2015 nuclear deal or has been for diplomacy and waiting until president elect joe biden comes into office and hope that he returns united states to the 2015 nuclear deal and lift those sanctions but in this particular internal battle it looks like president hassan rouhani and his reformists have lost. reporting live from turn around i said many thanks indeed. we'll get a weather update next here on al-jazeera them rights groups criticize abu dhabi for buying a stake in a notorious israeli football club. workers across india stage a nationwide strike in support of farmers and their protest against you and recall chills. and it's forcing the major league soccer team that's aiming to make history a story coming up a rolex. and the last film systems go through is quite active not since remains in afghanistan the next one will produce a few showers in lebanon maybe a bit further south increasingly northern iraq and the high ground of turke

president hassan rouhani has said is that this was. diplomacy but what it really means is that the iranian officials would no longer allow announced visits by the i.a.e.a. inspectors now this is part of the nonproliferation agreement that iran has signed since 1970 this was a caveat of that agreement that was voluntarily signed by iran in 2015 after the nuclear deal was signed before iran to show some good face to the international community to say that we don't have anything to hide but since then the inspectors it's important to know they have visited 26 known nuclear facilities they have visited a number of military facilities as part of their inspection so the officials here have said that it's enough now because the u.s. withdrew from the nuclear deal in 2013 this bill was seen as an effort to try and lift some of the sanctions that they would pose on iran since then now in terms of the i think it still visit the nuclear sites but they have to go back to the pre 2015 agreement which is they have to announce in advance of where the

enriching uranium to 20 percent now this law was passed despite opposition from president hassan rouhani and his reformist government he failed to meet a deadline to write it into law so the speaker of parliament has published this law so it is law now president hassan rouhani has said that it was harmful for diplomacy and that parliamentarians should that diplomats do their job what it does show is this left in the country between the reformists who are in power and the conservatives who have the majority in parliament and other reformists have always been for the 2015 nuclear deal for negotiations and waiting until president elect joe biden comes into office and hopefully lift those sanctions and has the united states rejoin that 2015 nuclear deal in a tactic called strategic patience well the conservatives really if you speak to them their perspective is that iran entered the 2015 nuclear deal in good faith and they entered negotiations they made compromises now they say what did we get in return the united states pulled out of that deal president donald trump imposed sanctions on ira

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 mohammad several. of the 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. he still rouhani and his people could never have gone as far as they did in the negotiations if i come in they hadn't given them the green light.

and it was a success for iran's new president hassan rouhani and foreign minister mohammad said. to kill 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. he still rouhani and his people could never have gone as far as they did in the negotiations come in they hadn't given them the green light and as we know he's not exactly a moderate like the money we're dealing. among the 1st 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 hoped that these agreements would help to boost 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. would probably be free to. the reformers in iran had very concrete expectations johnstone's the europeans and americans did. i hope so that iran could rebuild its economy and that

fails to condemn state sponsored assassination coming up on the show as iranian president rouhani blames israel for the assassination of one of its science professors in a letter to the un we speak to the un special rapporteur for the occupied palestinian territory about israel's us back to a mix of the west bank virus in gaza and what any changes a by presidency will bring is the general. assembly meets today to discuss palestine and what is monopsony capitalism as a major nation high street clothes chains collapse coronavirus economic destruction is the era of cheap foreign labor to make our shoes and clothes about to end and good sweat shops ironically increase worker power all the more coming up in today's going underground or 1st today the u.n. needs to discuss palestine in the wake of a un international day of solidarity this while israel is being blamed for aggression not just against the ballasts indians but also iran after the assassination of the middle east oil superpowers top physicist motion factories i death joining me now from ontario canada is the un special rapporteur fo

does come with warnings keep wearing face masks maintain social distancing and president has and rouhani has want people to stay away from public and family gatherings but he's also said that they can't rely on a vaccine may not be 100 percent effective but the reality is because of the sanctions iran may find it very difficult to purchase one. you know al jazeera live from london much more still ahead at morn iran the president considering signing off a bill to stop nuclear inspections but could make diplomacy more difficult. and risking political irrelevance for an online poll help or hurt venezuela's opposition in sunday's national assembly elections. the smell in the field of winter in the air throughout most of europe now a cold plunge of the last few days is left is circulating low for the u.k. all this is cold air because of pressure is low if you produce a lot of cloud and wind and rain or the wind and rain relief a spike in the western med the rain particular office did see across into croatia and the snows this mass here between hoffman's 3 meters of snow on the main the italia

president hassan rouhani was not at the funeral, but he has blamed israel for the assassination. a charge israel denies. iran's, defense minister says justice will be done. mo-o., mundra know yet quote, we will pursue the criminals to the end of the perpetrators of this crime will be punished. the foreign governments and international organizations who refused to condemn this act of terrorism will see the consequences of their crimes. the father of 3 was gunned down in front of his wife, and the attackers have not yet been caught. this fascination is seen as an alarming security breach inside iran. and there is debate within the country as to what the response should be. who iran's allies are urging restraint. it's not the 1st time iranian nuclear scientists have been targeted, but it is the 1st in the past 8 years and factories other. it wasn't just the nuclear scientists. he was also the head of research and innovation at the defense ministry, which means he played a crucial role in iran's ballistic missile program. many here believe that the death of factories that they could

plant is expected to be in place in 2 months time after it's signed into law by president hassan rouhani. saudi arabia's foreign minister says its allies involved in imposing the blockade against carter are on board to find a resolution to the gulf crisis saudi arabia and the u.a.e. and egypt imposed a land sea and air blockade of qatar in june 2017. ethiopia's government says it has captured or killed most of the leaders of the embattled 2 gray region and said to tries to bring an end to the month long conflict but the head of it a grand people's liberation front says that people in the regions capital of mekele are protesting about looting by ethiopian backed eritreans options a media blackout in the area makes it difficult to confirm these allegations. sudan has played an important role in sheltering thousands of refugees from the 2 gray region despite its own economic difficulties but this is not the only challenge posed by the conflicts reports now from the sudanese ethiopian border. the sudanese army on patrol near the border it's on the lookout for refugees who might be stranded i

rouhani who found have antibodies in their system that is to say that up to one up the halls a 1000000 people who would have been exposed to corporate 19 know china's foreign ministry were also about this on wednesday and they said that this report is not conclusive and it is based on a limited sample size so it doesn't necessarily reflect that a tough 1000000 people were infected but it does add doubt to these official figures in terms of how accurate they would know we've spoken to people here on of the past few days many are quite happy with how the government has handled it quite proud of the way that rouhani has been able to beat this but they're also doing many people who are very angry about what took place they blame the government for a lack of transparency especially in those early days of the pandemic and many of them are demanding an apology and are demanding justice. 12 months ago done high spot checked into hospital to receive treatment for a broken leg. while he was there the 76 year old caught a fever and died he was one of the 1st victims of a mysterious disease which

parliamentarians that grouping has a difference of opinion with the government which is run by has and rouhani, and the reformist, not reformist, have said that they don't agree with this that this is unhelpful and unnecessary, but the conservatives want a response. they want to response to the assassination. they say that negotiations have got us nowhere. we've still have sanctions against us. we had the cessation of general qassam. so the money and the assassination of this lead scientist and we need to do something. this was a draft motion. so what happens next? well, the government doesn't agree with this. if we just had a government spokesperson speaking, he said, look, the parliament doesn't have the right to mandate the government to do this. it is the supreme national security council. so this motion goes to the guardian cancer than if the supreme national security council agrees with then it comes into play. but there is that difference between the government and the conservatives. know what's also interesting is a part of this motion. it gives a timeframe of 2 months essential to wai

election win but is glad that the quote terrorists donald trump is leaving office hasan rouhani has been speaking ahead of a meeting in vienna on the 25th a nuclear deal. 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 murder 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. well back in 2015 the iran nuclear deal was met with celebrations to tehran and satisfaction in vienna where it was signed the back to walls between iran and the so-called p 5 plus one that's france the u.k. china russia the u.s. and germany was designed to limit to iran's nuclear ambitions in exchange for sanctions relief but in that may of 2018 president donald trump withdrew the u.s. and b

rouhani is government. we may have a chance. the moderates could have a challenge against the conservatives in the elections. otherwise, what's happening right now is that the conservatives will win the presidential elections. from the iranian perspective, do you think the iranian side would be satisfied with simply a return to the j. c. p. o, a, or the iranian side. want now some new conditions and safeguards to make sure the u.s. doesn't pull out of the agreement again later in the future. not for the iranian side, it's not important that us comes back to the just or not. even if maybe it's better for iran that us does not come back to what's important for iran is to remove the sanctions and implement the security council order number 2231 by the u.s. . even if u.s. doesn't come back to do just that. it's fine with iran. iraq just wants the sanctions to be removed, nothing more. and but the main problem right now for any negotiation or any talks or any debate, even between iran and us, is that there is no confidence here in ir

does come with warnings keep wearing face masks maintain social distancing and president has been rouhani has want people to stay away from public and family gatherings but he's also said that they can't rely on a vaccine it may not be 100 percent effective but the reality is because of the sanctions iran may find it very difficult to purchase one. or the government of the netherlands wants to start vaccinating against the current virus early in the new year but many people are less than enthusiastic about that survey suggests nearly half of the dutch population has serious doubts about getting a job a step vasant reports from amsterdam. stocking up on dry ice needed to keep defies so biotech vaccine at minus 70 degrees even in mid air at amsterdam airport the large operation is gearing up to safely transport covert 900 accedes to destinations as far as africa and asia we have been preparing and we've been moving pharmaceutical go for a long time we've expanded our pool capacity and also are having capacity for instance for these containers so we are immediately ready. but outside the air

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.

on january 23rd 2020 china announced that a new epidemic had begun to spread in the city of rouhani in the center of the country. the chinese authorities decided to impose a lockdown on tens of millions of people the 1st of many that over the next few weeks would spread across the world here on that same day in geneva the director general of the world health organization was urging for calm rather than caution. make no mistake. this is though i mean imagine sea in china. but. it has not yet become a global health emergency. over the next few weeks the daily reports coming out of china went from unsettling to a longing. the 1st cases seem to have emerged in ruhani at the end of 2019 near a way to market where large animals are sold and slows it in squalid conditions. it's here that a novel coronavirus is believed to have been transmitted from animals to humans and have claimed its 1st casualties. doctors treating those 1st cases in room one central hospital try to alert the authorities but were arrested by the police and accused of spreading rumors. it was during chinese new year the co

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

the powerful guardian council made the decision, which has been criticized by rouhani.aking talks on oil raises the, possibility of salvaging a deal. earlier in the week bloomberg sources say the focus is now on the gradual easing of output cuts over several months. it is unclear if the tapering would start in january or later in the first quarter. global news 24 hours a day, on air and at bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more i'm 120 countries, leigh-ann gerrans. this is bloomberg. francine? francine: france has warned it could veto a trade deal between the u.k. and the e.u. if it doesn't like the terms, pressuring negotiators. warned of theoy danger of brokering a deal with you leaders. we're talking a month left before the transition period. exporters from around the block will be anxious for a agreement. spain's of a trade is worth more than $35 billion. joining us now is arancha gonzalez laya, the spanish foreign affairs minister. thank you for joining us today. are you worried that michel barnier is giving too much away, c

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

also coming up voice of anger in the chinese city of rouhani we meet a man who lost his father to cope with 19 and blames the government's lack of transparency for his death. hello i'm terry martin good to have you with us u.s. lawmakers have rejected present donald trump's veto $740000000000.00 defense bill the votes in the house of representatives sets the stage for the republican controlled senate to deliver what would be the 1st veto override of trump's term in office elsewhere the house also voted to increase emergency pandemic relief payments to struggling americans to $2000.00. the pandemic left christina kelly unemployed she hasn't paid rent for months and her family has relied on an evictions ban to stay in their house now they may lose everything there are no options right now the homeless shelters are all closed people because the pandemic obviously. and i don't have a vehicle for me to even sleep in but now there's a lifeline while playing golf in florida president trumpet been threatening to block a massive package of public spending then out of the blue he demanded an inc

here is rouhani trying to set the stage. you read the op-ed in the new york times. china, biden made some news when it comes to foreign policy. the 2015 jcpoa has been hanging on by an absolute threat. biden is going to try to salvage it. he stood by what he said to cnn and that is that if iran returns to strict compliance on the nuclear deal, obviously not going ahead with this bill, the united states would rejoin the agreement. you and i both know this is not going to be nearly as easy as it was in 2015. there has been a lot that has happened. manus: if we look at the context of what biden has said on the china-u.s. relations, the assumption you and number of other people have had in interviews was, straight back into jcpoa, into resolution with the run, maybe these fast-track assumptions that have been made need to be questioned. annmarie: a lot of guests have set on this program that what is going to be forefront for the biden administration is getting domestically america back on track in terms of coronavirus, in terms of unemployment. foreign policy is going t

president rouhani has said that they're exercising what he calls strategic patience.nd clearly from his point of view, this was designed to provoke them so as to complicate what they hope is their trump card, which is to negotiate with the biden administration, the lifting of sanctions that are having such an impact, profound impact, on the iranian economy. so i think that there's a struggle within iran about how to respond. but those who argue that this would just be playing into the hands of trump and netanyahu, their efforts to scuttle any potential return to negotiations and the lifting of sanctions i think are likely to prevail. >> stay with us. next i'm going to ask this great panel what happens when joe biden who says he wants to rejoin the iran nuclear agreement takes office. will it work with tensions so high? t with this. and relieve it with this. but new preparation h soothing relief is the 21st century way to do all three. everyday. preparation h. get comfortable with it. - [anthat can leave cleaning gaps and wrap hair. so shark replaced them with flexible

the council made the decision which has been criticized by rouhani.ws, 24 hours a day, on air and on bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. annmarie: laura wright, thank you so much. praisesp, paul krugman biden's economic team. we hear his thoughts for nominees as well as u.s. stimulus. the exclusive interview is coming up next. this is bloomberg. ♪ manus: it is your thursday edition of "daybreak europe." i am manus cranny in dubai. annmarie hordern at london hq. joe biden has been putting his economic team together, winning approval from political and business leaders. a nobel laureate spoke to bloomberg about the lineup, praising the competence and progressive credentials. an amazingly competent group of people. it is like night and day. was going to say something i should not. differenttotally universe of people in terms of knowing what they are doing and talking about. that i have to feel like a lot of them are overqualified for the positions they are in. is that they

addiction when but is glad that the quote terrorist donald trump is leaving office house on rouhani has been speaking ahead of amazing in vienna later on wednesday on the 25th a nuclear deal it's been on raveling since the u.s. withdrew and began a very imposing sanctions 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 murder a terrorist he even causes problems when he wants to buy a vaccine he's a man without humanity or moral principles we were very happy that this arrogant man who wasn't committed to any pledges has been toppled that aversion opposition figures have been awarded the european parliament's some kind of prize for freedom of thought said larner to kind of guy or receive the award and. has been in a political crisis since a controversial presidential election in august incumbent a

president rouhani has said that they are exercising what he calls strategic patience. and, clearly, from his point of view this was designed to provoke them so as to complicate what they hope is their trump card, which is to negotiate with the biden administration the lifting of sanctions having such a profound impact on the iranian economy. so i think that there is a struggle within iran about how to respond. those who argue this would just be going into the hands of trump and netanyahu, their efforts to scuttle any potential return to negotiations and the lifting of sanctions, i think is likely to prevail. >> stay with us. next, i am going to ask this great panel what happens when joe biden, who says he wants to rejoin the iran nuclear agreement, takes office. will it work with tensions so high? (vo) (sigh...) dear 2020, you had your time. now, it's our time. time to get away to a place where we can finally be free. free from boundaries... ...limitations. even virtual backgrounds. today, we break free. ready to break free? plan your future getaway with norwegian crui

the plan is expected to be in place in 2 months time after it signed into law by president hassan rouhani. saudi arabia's foreign minister says its allies involved in imposing the blockade against casts all are on board to find a resolution to the gulf crisis the emir of kuwait said he was pleased with how talks have been progressing and that sentiment has been echoed by the cattery foreign minister saudi arabia bahrain the u.a.e. and egypt imposed a land sea and air blockade on castle in june 27th teen when police in the french capital have fired tear gas at protesters and watching live pictures from there right now where cars have been set alight and public areas damaged thousands of demonstrating against a proposed security law they say will protect rogue police offices within the next hour and a capsule that's collected samples from an asteroid is expected to land in the straightening out back the capsule will briefly produce a fireball as it reenters the earth's atmosphere japanese scientists hope the sample could provide clues to the origin of the solar system and even potentially h

republican party to have as many as 2 and a half 1000000 votes dismissed iran's president hassan rouhani says that the u.s. sanctions are making it difficult to access medicines including covert 19 vaccines iran is suffering the worst corona virus outbreak in the middle east what is fear of 0 after witness next. be the hero the world needs right now. washington. the bones are known as county sonar out of narcan cotton pan-am little girls all 3 come. from more. than nothing and are going after new people from the don't go to disney movies a little shanty. by a bus on the bus all are not children with each other when there. is a lot those 1st is the loved ones are alive all the while on the other side of that . you know you're talking about you know don't go around the mama corner of. the moon hung the phone to me she. still counts in phone was loads and he. was. extremely pleased her phone he went to the stand. but i just you call. in political going to show the. political. scene series or. woman on a school or. to. be. told. in a. group. you could start. one. at all ok. for me on my own

millions more people are moving into the toughest here restrictions a study by health authorities and rouhani says that the number of coronavirus cases in the city were corona virus was 1st detected may have been 10 times higher than official figures suggest that would amount to nearly half a 1000000 infections by april it's now a year since the 1st cases of. media mogul jimmy lie has arrived to hong kong's top court for a hearing to decide whether his bail will be revoked ly is facing charges under new security laws prosecutors are arguing that the pro-democracy activist should be put back in prison adrian brown reports now from hong kong on why there's concern about the case. if for instance the 3 appeal court judges today rule in favor of the lower court's decision to give jimmy light bail then in theory it is possible that the standing committee of china's national people's congress the highest political body in china could reconvene and in theory pass legislation making it impossible for people arrested in national security cases to be given bail and that could measure that could be a me

president has on rouhani has accused u.s. president donald trump of preventing iran from purchasing the necessary equipment to fight 19 during a past natural disasters such as the earthquake in bam in december of 2003 the u.s. government facilitated urgent humanitarian aid to iran but this time no such exceptions were made so iran had to look to boost its oprah duction of the necessary tools to get through this can damage. this factory in tehran sells ventilators to the health ministry as a business that just started only a year ago it's growing fast in 2019 this company aimed to make 100 ventilators a year now it produces $400.00 a month. to get. in the beginning of the pandemic there was a shortage of masks ventilators and other items but it was solved quickly if you wanted to import ventilators we were tough to spend $100000000.00 for $4000.00 ventilators but instead the health ministry gave us the contract worth $30000000.00 to produce the same $4000.00 ventilators as countries began receiving the covert $1000.00 vaccines

vaccines and also its scientists are working on developing their own vaccines in fact president hassan rouhani has previously said that iran has done much better than some european countries considering the constraints that it's under but the fact still remains 1000000 covered cases the worst hit country in the middle east and still struggling to carry a grip on this pandemic care said bigger barriers all the very latest from teheran thank you said. now the u.s. is still the worst affected country by far whedon's day it reported its highest daily death toll since april according to the johns hopkins university there were more than siri size and 100 recorded coronavirus deaths for the 1st time daily hospital admissions across the u.s. topped 100000 in a single day 200000 new infections were also reporters and no the heads of the u.s. census for disease control warns that by february another 200000 people could die from the virus in the united states so we're in that range with tensional in our snoring to see if teen 100 to 2000 to 2500. from this far so you know the mortality concerns are real.