and according to the secretary of the supreme national security council of iran, 2 star general ali, the operation was very complex and took place using electronic devices. and no one was present at the scene. the technological expertise to legit in the assassination has led many iranian leaders and experts in middle eastern affairs to believe that the israeli government may have been behind the assassination trita parsi of the quincy institute for responsible state craft observed that israel is a prime suspect because of a few factors, it has the expertise in the capacity. it has done it before and it has the motivation. but it's not just the israeli government too is catching allegations in the wake of this is sas nation. simon tisdale speculates in the guardian that quote, donald trump in cahoots with hard line, israeli and saudi allies may be trying to lure the turan regime into an all out confrontation in the dying days of his presidency. so while many have been lamenting the fact that us president donald trump was the 1st us president. and i can't even remember how long to not

and according to the secretary of the supreme national security council of iran, 2 star general ali, the operation was very complex and took place using electronic devices. and no one was present at the scene. the technological expertise to legit in the assassination has led many iranian leaders and experts in middle eastern affairs to believe that the israeli government may have been behind the assassination trita parsi of the quincy institute for responsible state craft observed that israel is a prime suspect because of a few factors, it has the expertise in the capacity. it has done it before and it has the motivation. but it's not just the israeli government who is catching allegations in the wake of this assassination. simon tisdale speculates in the guardian that quote, donald trump in cahoots with hard line, israeli and saudi allies may be trying to lure the to run regime into an all out confrontation in the dying days of his presidency. so while many have been lamenting the fact that u.s. president donald trump was the 1st u.s. president and i can't even remember how long to

security chief has said that the country's intelligence services knew about a plot to assassinate a top nuclear scientist, but that they were still unable to thwart it. the secretary of iran's supreme national security councilion in brazil's amazon region has increased by more than 9% in a year. satellite data shows that more rainforest was destroyed than at any time in past decade. president bolsonaro has encouraged the expansion of agricultural and mining activities in the amazon. a ransomware attack on a school district in the us state of maryland has halted classes for more than 115,000 pupils. the cyber attack meant all pupils learning remotely because of the pandemic could suddenly no longer access lessons. the district was hit last wednesday, before thanksgiving day, but schools will remain shut until wednesday. french members of parliament are rewriting a controversial clause in a security bill that would have made it an offence to maliciously share pictures of the police online. president macron's govering party acknowledged what they called a misunderstanding about the draft of article, which sparked protests across france. critics say it could have stopped people exposing police brutality. earlie

of about 20 percent just for perspective 90 percent uranium to $35.00 it's what is considered weapons usable enriched uranium ok this motion the speed approved by iran supremes national security council will start in 2 months time and of course joe biden takes office before that january 20th what difference just before that what difference will his premiership make to relations with iran and the nuclear program of the rest of the world well i would hope immediately it would have a positive impact i would hope that the iranian lists would give president biden time to set things in a better direction than they are right now certainly president elect biden is more inclined to multilateral negotiations and diplomacy than president trump is so i would consider it a part of a positive move on behalf of the moderates in iran. unfortunately recent activities have made it more difficult for the moderates to continue to press. cooperation under the way all right laura it's great to have your expertise in this we do appreciate that thanks very much indeed that's. right thank you very much thank. you. well u.k. prime minister boris johnson is set to speak to the head of the european union to try

diplomacy now final decision on the issue rests with iran's supreme national security council the bill passed amid uproar in the country over the killing of iran's top nuclear scientist and to iran is blaming as well. these really governments is the primary suspect in the sense nation and they are serious evidence has been provided the situation is that from now on we will follow the same path and we will seek to create legal responsibility for it iran as has been said and it is our firm policy will respond to both the perpetrators and the commanders it will be proportionate independent and god willing with maximum pain for those who have done it so. well for its part israel's government is still refusing to comment on the issue generally earlier we discussed the escalation and of course where it could lead with august's. palliation is inevitable because the israeli regime has carried out an act of war it has carried out carried out an act of terrorism and there's no other way to look at this so the iranians will have to punish the regime so that it does not have been sent to carry out such an atrocity again a school that doesn't have a s

diplomacy a final decision on the issue rests with iran's supreme national security council the bill comes amid uproar in the country over the killing ofiran's top nuclear scientists iran is blaming israel. the israeli government is the primary suspect in this assassination and now serious evidence has been provided the situation is that from now on we will follow the same path and we will seek to create legal responsibility for it iran as has been said and it is our firm policy will respond to both the perpetrators and the commanders it will be proportionate independent and god willing with maximum pain for those who have done it. israel's government is still refusing to comment on the issue my colleagues ask a teller discussed the escalation of possible motives and outcomes with our guests . i think it was done in order to provoke iran into response could then be used as a pretext for a strike on iran trying to this was designed to get the iranians to to take some response with it which would then justify an attack on iran is what appeared to be the closing days of the trump administration concerns that this attack could provoke iran

this came from the secretary of iran of supreme national security council who reiterated the republicanssrael is behind the attack, the level for the israeli military remains the same boat benjamin netanyahu made clear he is prepared for an attack from iran or its proxies in the region. senator tom cotton waiting on the situation referencing this killing and the us drone strike that took out soleimani earlier this year. >> it has been a bad year for terrorist masterminds in iran. if you're working in the higher reaches of the iranian government you don't want to be walking under any letters anytime soon. >> we are single countries like bahrain and the uae distanced themselves from the killing last friday. they are concerned they could see a response from iran take place in their country. carley: thank you so much. meantime across the country restaurants being pushed to the brink under tight restrictions and struggling to stay afloat but after a return to near lockdown in illinois one restaurant owner is pushing back. mike laughlin joins us with why he is staying open. good morning. resta

of the sanctions iran may find it very difficult to purchase one. al-jazeera the run than staying in iran and the country's supreme national security council has approved a motion to stop unshadowed 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's signed into law by president hassan rouhani the motion was approved by the guardian council area this week our correspondent explains the significance from tehran. 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 o

iran's supreme national security council has approved a motion to stop inspections by the u.n. nuclear watchdog can increase its enrichment of uranium the 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 e

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 allegations as bring in al-jazeera as mohamed vonn who's at the border crossing point don not far from the border we hear so the conflict in northern ethiopia having repercussions regionally not least in sudan tell us about the numbers of refugees who are still trying to make that last thing into ethiopia. yes this is t

all of this then goes to the supreme national security council and with the approval of the leader of the islamic revolution a policy is going to be developed and actions are going to be taken iran is this is a sophisticated state it is a sophisticated state when it comes to making its security decisions whether it's entering into negotiations or whether it's bombing the. base and the bases in aerial after the assassination of some sort of money so you know anybody who knows iran knows that this kind of stuff that the that was done or that this is this and this assassination that took place is not going to take iran away from its strategic goal and its strategic goal is very clear and it is stated policy iran strategic goal is to 'd drive out 4 expel the americans from west asia it's going to happen the only issue is. how it's going to happen is it going to happen with a lot of you know dead american soldiers or is it going to happen with the americans whatever administration it is republican or democrat understanding that it's no longer sustainable to have you know american troops in the region and in terms of israel the stated policy is also very clear iran is going to end the

hamilton substitute protests miss avies at the top of the time sheets in bahrain details coming up at the school. now iran's supreme national security council has approved a motion to stop unshadowed inspections by the u.n. nuclear watchdog and to increase its enrichment of uranium. the plan is expected to be in place in 2 months time after it's signed into law by president hassan rouhani the motion was approved by the guardian council this week when it speaks to our correspondent also of ari she joins us now from tehran what does this mean in practice both in terms of the uranium enrichment and where this now places iran and the conversation about the potential resurgence of the nuclear deal. well it makes things very very difficult but what this movie has done is really iran has managed to put the ball in the other and the international communities court the supreme national security council said that it was in the national interest of the country for this bill to be approved they were very receptive to it they said that this is not something that should be used to highlight the different divisions within the country and the political div

iran is already taking more action to reduce its commitments parliament has possed a bill to stop unannounced inspections uranium enrichment has the backing of the powerful guardian and supreme national security council's present house and rouhani objects to the proposal but he is under pressure to sign it into law on iran's arch rival saudi arabia says it must be consulted if the u.s. revives the nuclear agreement known as the j c p o a. i think we've seen as a result of the aftereffects of the jews who created that not involving the regional countries results in a buildup of mistrust. and neglect of the issues of real concern of real effect on regional security so we are confident that both an incoming biden administration but also our other partners including the europeans fully have fully signed on to the need to have all the regional parties involved in a resolution one of the signatories of the iran nuclear deal has also suggested a broader agreement germany's foreign minister told the spiegel magazine a return to the previous agreement will not suffice anyway there will have to be a kind of nuclear agreement plus which is also in our interest we have clear expectations of there are no nuclear we

powers but the government says the supremes national security council has yet to decide on the issue the bill passed amid uproar in the country over the killing of iran'stop nuclear scientists to run is blaming israel. israeli government is the primary suspect in this nation and they are serious evidence has been provided the situation is that from now on we will follow the same path and we will seek to create legal responsibility for it iran as has been said and it is our firm policy will respond to both the perpetrators and the commanders it will be proportionate independent and god willing with maximum pain for those who have done it. israel's government is still refusing to comment on the issue my colleagues ask you tell it discuss the escalation possible motives and outcomes with our guest if the goal of the assassination as a lot of people are assuming was to disrupt it when your nuclear program in your opinion will it succeed. no i don't think so but i don't think that was the point to the killing i think it was done in order to provoke iran into response that could then be used as a pretext for a strike on iran and i think this was designed to

serious chronic cold diseases iran's supreme national security council has approved a motion to stop inspections by the u.n. nuclear watchdog and to increase its enrichment of uranium 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 atmospher

of the sanctions iran may find it very difficult to purchase one. al-jazeera the one who's staying with iran and the country's supreme national security council has approved a motion to stop inspections by the u.n. nuclear watchdog and to increase its enrichment of uranium the plant is expected to be in place in 2 months time after it's signed into law by president has a rouhani the motion was approved by the guardian council this week our correspondent explains. 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

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 it will then be signed into law by president hassan rouhani ethiopia says it's captured or killed most of the leaders of the embattled 2 gray region as it tries to bring an end to the month long conflict the e.u. says a deal to open access to humanitarian aid does not go far enough polls of a pretty cute parliamentary elections a record number of women are among the more than 300 candidates it comes as it's called to me is reeling from fully oil prices and the coronavirus and then it. is monitoring the election from here in doha. first and foremost is the impact that kobe 1000 has had on the election season in the past you would see a lavish bank banquets being held you would see a huge dinner is being held as campaign events where people would meet face to face and candidates could talk about their platforms obviously with the restrictions in place in kuwait a country where there was a months long lockdown earlier this year

no serious chronic disease is iran supremes 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's signed into law by president rouhani so the arabia's foreign minister says his allies involved in imposing the blockade against carter are on board to find a resolution to the crisis on friday the country foreign ministers also said they've been pleased on the progress more than 3 years ago saudi arabia bahrain u.a.e. and egypt the land sea and air blockade on. as i mentioned we have seen significant progress in the last few weeks which means that we are now hopeful that we can reach a final conclusion very soon one that will be satisfactory to all parties and it's important to note that we have always worked very closely with our partners and continue to do so and that remains the case and the resolution will be one that involves all parties to the dispute and i am hopeful that we will be able to announce the details soon if the idea says it's captured or killed most of the leaders of the embattled tigre a region

iran's supreme national security council has approved a motion to stop inspections by the u.n. nuclear watchdog an increase in richmond of uranium the plan is expected to be in place in 2 months time after it is signed into law by president hassan rowhani ethiopia says it's captured or killed most of the leaders of the battle tikrit region as it tries to bring an end to the month long conflicts e.u. says a deal to open access to humanitarian aid doesn't go far enough u.s. president donald trump is pulling nearly all american troops out of somalia in the next year months some 700 american soldiers are training and advising somali forces in the fight against al shabaab latest order follows a series of announcements to withdraw forces from missions abroad before he leaves office voting is underway in kuwait spawn of entry elections a record number of women are among the more than 300 candidates this comes as coates economies reeling from failing falling all prices and the coronavirus demick and u.k. prime minister boys johnson is sent to speak to the head of the european union to try and break the impasse on a trade deal br

called the supreme national security council, which is made up of president hassan rouhani the head of the judiciary, as well as the speaker of parliament. all those decisions about how iran will proceed on what they will do about the nuclear program comes from that part of the government. so this is why this motion by the parliament has been taken as a very much a political move by this conservative parliament and a move against the president and his government warning them that basically any kind of future discussions in dialogues with western powers over the nuclear program is not something these officials will welcome. we also heard that the official reaction from the foreign ministry spokesperson. let's hear what he had to say. the government and the foreign ministry have already announced their thoughts that they don't agree with this action plan. it's not a necessary nor helpful. it's not clear if the parliamentarians get what they seek . unfortunately, they didn't pay attention to our points of view. 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 presid

iran's supreme national security council has approved a motion to stop inspections by the u.n. nuclear watchdog and to increase its enrichment of uranium the plan is expected to be in place in 2 months time it will then be signed into law by the president assad or honey. now farmers in india are meeting government officials as they continue to push to overturn laws which they say will damage their lives tens of thousands of protesters have been rattling that and she points to the capital for more than a week the prime minister held talks with his top ministers early on saturday to try and break the impasse that's crossed elizabeth birnbaum his at the single border crossing and tell us more about what's happening today. hello dick so we are at single border crossing which is the main protest site there are 3. protest sites where thousands of farmers are blocking 3 key highways into the indian capital on the borders between the states of how the anna and delhi and the state of the predation and delhi thousands remain camped out here even as those rounds of round of talks take place between the government. and farm huge lead is ve