two silly cool the country's deputy foreign minister says the move doesn't violate any deals that tehran is under including the twenty fifteen you can deal only this month washington impose new sanctions on iran over its missile program which some say undermine stability in the region america has also accused iran of supporting terrorists. but decades around has fueled the fires of sectarian conflict and terror threatening the region and causing so much by alliance all nations of conscience most work together to isolate there is a growing realization among your arab neighbors that they have common cause with you and the threat posed by iran and that it is indeed a threat there's no question about. what is a quick recap then of that iran's nuclear agreement brokered back in twenty fifteen according to tehran it had to ship most of its enrich uranium out of the country while providing international specialists access to its nuclear facilities and in turn the u.s. and the united nations agreed to remove iranian sanctions let's get the thoughts now side. of the slam list in toronto and he jo

professional political communication of the university of tehran. the e.u. migration commissioner has called for member states to get tougher on illegal immigrants and ensure they get deported across the story is our teeth at least. there's certainly a change in rhetoric from the e.u. migration commissioner dimitri opera marple as who one year ago said the e.u. should work harder to accept more asylum seekers let me remind you that europe already has the highest asylum standards in the world and we have to uphold those and our commitment to protect those seeking protection. we need a strict and more effective policy for deportation too few migrants are being deported the european states have to do more his change of term really boils down to the e.u.'s relocation policy for the refugees and migrants is apparently falling apart i mean in the beginning it was mostly the eastern european states like hungary and poland in the baltic states being against that used welcoming policy for the migrants and refusing to take in more and more refugees but now we're heari

a political analyst from tehran he sees iran has every right to boost its military. we do not have any kind of international law that banned development of come vention all weapons and iran's missile i think knology falls within the same scope so it's all one of those excessive demands that the united states you know is raising every now and then it is believed in tehran that the engagement policy that president obama started and now some believe that mr trump is also continuing the same kind of approach towards tehran is that pushing to iran back one step at a time first the creasing it's a nuclear deterrence power and stopping its nuclear and this reason technology growth then the second component of iran's power is its missile and this three that would go after that and they did it i mean through the recent sanctions that they ratified and imposed against iran. with elections looming for europe's economic powerhouse germany campaigning seems to be somewhat like the list or the spike the potential significance of september's vote especially in contrast to how impas

senior international correspondent nick paton walsh in tehran joining us now.l of this unfolds russian state media reporting today that moscow and tehran have agreed to stronger cooperation in the wake of those new u.s. sanctions against both countries. so what does this mean for the u.s.? >> well, it does potentially mean that those nations they've tried to penalize through new sanctions just passed in the last few days in washington, that those countries are, perhaps, trying to bring themselves closer together. this agreement between moscow and tehran, we don't know the details of it yet but seems to involve the increased supply of weaponry, transfer of technology too. it was clear in the inauguration today, moscow sending the deputy prime minister and meeting with his iranian counterpart they were trying to send a message you can try to isolate nous termses of the world stage but we're able to form our own aligns alignsenses. the audience was a who's who, namely the eu foreign policy chief was there to express through a statement what they referred to the eu

and iran says new us sanctions on tehran or a breach of the twenty fifteen nuclear agreement president hani. is sworn in for a second time vowing to end his country's isolation on the world stage . thursday the stage is set for another showdown in venice why. the bureau has a lady swearing in. i'm really. friday but the opposition pan hold nationwide protests it's on the same day pressure is growing on madurai both at home and abroad. a the plans to override elected lawmakers united states the eu and several countries in latin america. refuse to recognize his new assembly will tell

parliamentary session the iranian leader said washington's ongoing threat of more sanctions could force tehran to abandon its nuclear agreement with world powers president rouhani said once restarted iran's nuclear program could quickly be brought to a much more advanced level than it was back in two thousand and fifteen when the country agreed to cap uranium enrichment levels in return for the lifting of international sanctions the trump administration recently slapped unilateral sanctions against iran for its missile programs and a legit human rights abuses president rouhani says america's new leader is undermining the monumental international agreement reached in twenty fifteen. year

i mean, prime ministeral maliki seemed close with tehran.ys seemed prime minister al abadi was somewhat less beholden to tehran. yes, yes, absolutely, but he is overpowered. by? by iranian forces. for example, qasem soleimani, who is sometimes seen on iraqi territory, he spends a great deal of time strategically planning iran's role. not only strategically, even tactically. we are talking about the commander of the revolutionary forces in iran. he spends more time in iraq rather than in iran. the more you tell me about what is happening in your country today as you see it, the more i am thinking that any talk of mosul‘s liberation being a watershed moment, something iraqis can hold onto as a sign that things are going to change and get better — it is wrong. i don't see this happening personally. i called for political resolutions that would lead to equality in iraq. i call that they should stop bifurcation, which is happening these days. they should really take care of the displaced. they should stop the... i spoke to the leaders of the the

by the way, the same questionhe applies to tehran.orth korea has today, iran can have tomorrow by sending a wire transfer. >> sean: do you agree with former speaker of the house newt gingrich? i agree with him.agr we need to look at this as a clear and present danger to the country and expedite the th technology and placement of the weaponry that could take thisnoo out with redundancy.weap that gives us 40 or more chances to take something out, ifed god forbid it's ever launched.un >> in terms of ballistic missile defense as a whole, we can blame barack obama. he gutted the bushç administration's plan for missile defense and we are very much at risk because of obama'se policies. in terms of the offense of sideh sean, i don't think they have theet time. as i say, i think we have months to decide whether we will allow north korea to have that capability to have nuclear warheads essentially anywhere they want inside thee nu united states. they are not going to be as sophisticated as ours. their guidance system may not be as good. soso w

i mean, prime ministeral maliki seemed close with tehran.e minister al abadi was somewhat less beholden to iran. he is, yes, absolutely, but he is overpowered. by? by iranian forces. for example, qasem soleimani, who is sometimes seen on iraqi territory, he spends a great deal of time strategically planning iran's role. even tactically. we are talking about the commander of the revolutionary forces in iran. he spends more time in iraq and in iran. the more you tell me about what is happening in your country today as you see it, the more i am thinking that any talk of mosul‘s liberation being a watershed moment, something iraqis can hold onto as a sign that things are going to and get better, it is wrong. i don't see this happening personally. i called for political resolutions. that will lead to equality in iraq. i call that they should stop bifercation, which is happening these days. they should really take care of the displaced. they should stop the... i spoke to the leaders of the the liberation, by the way, and i told them that the only

says tehran has violated the dea. near any president hassan rouhani says donald trump is an unreliable partner. sultan roon enough is enough if washington continues to threaten sanctions against its then iran will pull out of the twenty fifteen dlitt mate over its nuclear program. well. if americans want to go back to the experience of iran sanctions and threats. iran will return to a much more advanced states of uranium enrichment. in a short time. not weeks or months. but on the scale of hours and days. like it all. basel against. both washington and tehran have accused each other of violating the spirit of the twenty fifteen the court. it's overdrawn bakul phone uranium enrichment the process needed to gain material to build a nuclear weapon. in return for lifting international sanctions. however us president donald trump's administration approved father legal and financial sanctions against iran last week. targeting people involved in its ballistic missile program the revolutionary guards and further enforcing an

iranian president, hassan rouhani, has been sworn in for a second term of office at a ceremony in tehranhe warned the united states againstjeopardising its nuclear deal with world powers, and warned president trump that it would be his political suicide. mr rouhani said iran would continue to abide by the terms of the deal as long as the other signatories do the same. translation: i say that the islamic republic of iran will not infringe the nuclear deal, but will not remain silent if there is violation from the us. the nation of iran have proved that by proportionate attitude and resilience, and it will respond mutually if needed. and from bbc version. he was speaking about the nuclear deal. a lot of foreign dignitaries there, including eu foreign policy chief. he appealed directly to europe. what did he say? basically has message was to the world, notjust the europeans but especially the europeans, was that we have stuck to her side of the bargain, we are abiding by. ifanyone her side of the bargain, we are abiding by. if anyone is violating it it is the us. we reserve the right to tak

and iran says new us sanctions on tehran or a breach of the twenty fifteen nuclear agreement president hani. is sworn in for a second time vowing to end his country's isolation on the world stage . thursday the stage is set for another showdown in venice why. the bureau has a lady swearing in. i'm really. friday but the opposition pan hold nationwide protests it's on the same day pressure is growing on madurai both at home and abroad. a the plans to override elected lawmakers united states the eu and several countries in latin america. refuse to recognize his new assembly will tell venezuela's opposition leaders remain in a minute she jail after they were taken from their homes leopoldo lopez and antonio that that's not. for accused of breaching the terms of the house arrest bloody we spoke to danielle and the day spa. she told us what happened when the security services came for her fathe. so both the they took him and when i say they i referred to that when you call up police. i say being as we call it. they took him in the middle of the night without a need order from and the court

it, for an arab organization to complete a successful plot inside tehran shows you the sophisticationas in infiltrating foreign areas. so these acts in europe, there's been so many now, almost every two weeks we're seeing one. is, ultimately, it shows they want to maintain the primary brand of jihad globally and that they may lose territory, but they will remain the global threat of jihaddism until we start to address the precursors of the violet jihadists. -- violent jihadists. we're learning these four or five or however many, most of them weren't known at all. most of them are unknown. gerri: right. these are new folks x that's why it's so troubling. jim, to you. you look at all the people involved and all the planning, and we know that the cia essentially told spain you're going to to have a problem right at the location where we had this massive loss of life. so why can't we put that all together? how did we miss this cell? >> i think the problem is we're afraid to look at the blisteringly obvious point that they've got jihadists in their midst. you know, the open borders policy,

rouhani also said tehran remains loyal to its commitments under the nuclear deal however the latest remarks from iran's president are likely to ratchet up tensions with the trump administration the white house recently accused iran of violating a u.n. resolution which prohibits the country from undertaking activities related to ballistic missiles capable of delivering nuclear weapons including launches using such technology now iran denies breaching the resolution insisting its missiles are not designed to carry nuclear weapons marina porton r.t. . you know these sanctions really they strike me as very interesting because if i remember the iran deal that obama put together the democrats were like sheering in applauding like hey we found a peaceful solution to this issue of nuclear weapons while the republicans were screaming tom cotton's of the world were and all of them were screaming that they were making a deal with the devil when like all of that but now it seems that both republicans and democrats in their fervor to get north korea and i guess lumber iran in there as well have basicall

by the way, the same question applies to tehran. >> sean: do you agree with former speaker of the house newt gingrich? i agree with him. we need to look atç this as a clear and present danger to the country expedite the technology and placement of the weaponry that could take this out with redundancy. that gives us 40 or more chances to take something out, if god forbid it's ever launched. >> in terms of ballistic missile defense as a whole, we can blam@ barack obama. he gutted the bush administration's plan for missile defense and we are very much at risk because of obama's policies. sean, i don't think we have the time. as i say, i think we have months to decide whether we will allow north korea to have that capability to have nuclear warheads essentially anywhere they want inside the united states. they are not going to be as sophisticated as ours. their guidance system -- so what? they aim for los angeles and hit san francisco. that doesn't make us feel any better. once they really do get that capability, it's much harder and the risk for one of those missiles actually being fired

are the saudis also looking to mend ties with tehran?omberg. ♪ ♪ welcome back to the "best of bloomberg markets: middle east." gulf tensions took another dramatic turn this week after qatar announced full -- announced the resumption of full diplomatic relations with iran. the new gulf crisis has seen saudi demand qatar and all ties with iran and relations between iran and saudi arabia may also be improving after tehran said the two were discussing an exchange of diplomats that could come in september. we spoke to the oma investment fund. guest: we have to take a step back and look at what has happened since 2011 and that arab spring. we are closing that cycle. the arab spring changed the government and sometimes hopes of a better politics and economics better politics and -- a better politics and economics in the region. it is essentially over. in that season, many of the countries in the region, and certainly the main regional powers, have tried to take advantage of the situation, supporting various groups that we are fighting for power

. >> iranian president hassan auhani was sworn in for second term this weekend in tehran before a gatheringf dignitaries from 100 countries. in his inaugural address, he mentions the

we sent it to tehran, tehran was paying for these tests. >> we are going to be watching you on war stories thank you very much for being with us, sir. >> good to be with you, thank you, stuart. stuart: yes, sir. a couple of pieces of video to show you, number one, this is the moment that a freight train slams into a tractor trailer filled with candy. the crash sent thousands of bags of soft mint candy flying in all directions. nobody was hurt but the driver will be charged for disobeying to stop. see that, it's all candy. police say the car went through the retention wires on the seventh floor, hit a passing suv, it happened last month in just released video incident. driver of the car survived but suffered serious injuries, the man in the suv was hit, the suv which was hit, he was not hurt. it's the second time a car has fallen off the same parking garage this year. >> oh, my god. stuart: all on tape these days. this young man putting faith in god as he works to get nfl contract, he wants the job so badly he's been standing outside the dolphins training camp asking for a job. stay with us

hassanady to president rouhani has been sworn in for a second term this weekend in tehran before a gathering of dignitaries from 100 countries. in his remarks, he accuses the u.s. of not complying with the nuclear agreement reached in july 2015 and accused the u.s. of not adhering to its obligations. this is courtesy of iran's press tv, this is half an hour. >> heavenly god, the compassionate and merciful, i, as the president of the republic of iran, and before the iranian nation -- i would swear by the omnipotent god to protect and safeguard the religious faith and the islamic establishment as well as the constitution of the country. i will use the best of my power in playing my role in the responsibilities that i have shouldered. i will also devote myself to serving the people and the development of perfection within the country, the promotions of faith and morals, supporting righteousness and the spread of the word of truth and justice. i will stay away from any egoism, and i would respect freedom, respect for individuals and the rights that the iranian constitution recognizes for the peo

sparked a wave of protests in tehran, where authorities blamed organizers.greeing two countries to increase security measures. pilgrims were unable to go to mecca, and instead attended commemorations at home. they are returning for this pilgrimage.n allies closes arab to the air, sea, and land links oha after accusations of being too close with iran. a court in india has ar just sentenced to an influential guru accused of his followers. fears of new rioting are high. protests following the guilty verdict against gurmeet ram to 40 dead over the weekend. >> he has been given a sentence of 10 years in jail. prosecutors asked for life in prison. it looks like the judge has h eeded -- reports describe a teary-eyed man with folded hands begging the judge for lanyards. there you have it. 10 years in jail. meanwhile, outside, the ec and is described as resembling a war zone. troops from the police, state forces,paramilitary troops from the indian army on standby. outside the prison complex and outside his face on the border, given have been giving -- shoot on sight

and iran says new us sanctions on tehran or a breach of the twenty fifteen nuclear agreement

back to tehran r.g.s. simone del rosario reports on the deepening rift between qatar and its middle east neighbors qatar's move to restore full diplomatic relations with iran breaks number one on the list of demands made by other arab nations two months ago back in june saudi arabia egypt bahrain and united arab emirates caught ties with qatar claiming it was funding extremists and criticizing its close relationship with iran later that month the boycotting countries issued a list of thirteen demands and gave could target ten days to meet it that deadline has long passed and now could tar is showing defiance in going against out first demand to scale down diplomatic ties with iran in restoring diplomatic relations and sending back an ambassador qataris signaling a shift in allegiance back in two thousand and sixteen could tar had pulled its ambassador from tehran after attacks on two saudi diplomatic posts there a sign of solidarity with the kingdom could tar did not bring up the boycott when it announced

congress passed the sanctions on tehran earlier this month.t to avoid a customs check with ireland as part of any brexit deal with the european union. the brexit department said u.k.- european negotiators need to show "flexibility and imagination." the u.k. government is due to publish a document to flesh out the proposal at noon today, london time. china has reclaimed its position at the top for an owner of your treasuries after increasing its holdings for the fifth straight month. china's holdings of u.s. bonds rose in june. that pushed japan into second place as the stockpile decreased . the two countries account for more than one third of all foreign ownership of treasuries. global news, 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. matt: thanks very much. biggest also go to returning germany's social democrats to power may not be angela merkel, but a feel-good economy in germany, one that is proving to be more ego a terry and then the economies of its european peers. schu

after a diplomatic spats broke out between riyadh and tehran over that deadly stampede. this is what one pilgrim that has been saying. real organizers so. it's crazy. everything's pretty yeah. before it was like. it's like. that's. and. great for is. for peace right. to the south of the u. s. now into a controversy surrounding warned classic american film listen the mall in tennessee has canceled its long running screening of the nineteen thirty nine. civil war love story gone with the winds that's because it's manages say. the film's racially insensitive content could offend. a large section of the local population. i don't give a damn. early. knowing. gone. it's regarded as one of the greatest films of all time. yet the nineteen thirty nine epic romance gone with the wind would be showing at the orpheum theatre in memphis tennessee. the venue was stitching and annual screeeening of the hollywood classical thirty four years. the move comes after patron complaints that the film is racially insensitive. as an organization whose stated mission is to entertain educate and e

if tehran's long collusion with pyongyang is even partly mirrored in the nuclear field the iranian threat is nearly as imminent as north korea's. tie those two together. >> for almost 30 years we've stove piped the iranian and north korea nuclear weapons threat. that's been a mistake. now it's important to look at what the connections are because they've both been developing ballistic missiles for the purpose of using them to deliver nuclear warheads. i think there is every reason to believe there is cooperation on the nuclear front and maybe worse of all whatever north korea accomplishes, i think iran can have the next day by writing a check. a lot of this debate we've been having over the iran nuclear deal or how to handle north korea ignores the fact we really have a global threat here based on the cooperation between the two of them and the mistakes we've made for 25 years in both cases about how to handle north korea and iran have brought us to this point. >> bill: you have are making a case in part to make a first strike against north korea. how do you imagine dealing with the fallo

it appears to people like general mcmaster, they are attempting to build a highway from tehran to the sea and doing it from syria. is that sulimani's creation? >> no, it pre existed him. syria was, had been the only allie for iran during the iran-iraq war. iran has been incredibly ali alienated to the 1979 revolution, much to their own behavior, their own cause, kind of a self inflicted wound. syria has been a long lasting ilie, with iran, before sort of the '90s when sulimani took a tenure. since then, syria has been vital to iran's support for hezbollah and lebanon, iran's pressure against israel, they see as the main enemy in the region. >> they have been acting in iraq and have been successful in sort of replacing the american foot print with an iranian foot print that happened after they have withdrawn, how deep is iran now with the iraqi government? >> they're very strong, that i have allies at the political level. but their main strength is at sort of the military level the pmu the popular militia units, which are the sort of popular component of the iraqi military. now, they'r

. >> reporter: commuters wanted to use the tehran this morning. a couple of commuters shoipd hoping to ride the new smart train, are including a man who wants to get from his home in santa rosa to his job at marin general. >> trains are going to be running august 25th, and the schedule says, you know, 5:30. got to go. >> reporter: service does start today, but after the party. >> the schedule shows that the trains leave hat 4:19, but for the purposes of our grand opening we wanted to have a big celebration and a community party. the smart train will run from santa the rosa to safe rall yale. you know it's a big idea when officials in the cities north of here come to the party. >> we do need this, absolutely. it's the door dore that we need north and south. we need this. this is a nice option. >> she says the if they find the money the train is expected to get there by to 20. now, this train will start running today officially for its 12:49 departure out of the airport at santa rosa. ride today will be for free and then half price next week. report

funding increases in line with their own we are confident they will say it from the university of tehran believes no matter what trump says his policy in afghanistan will be just as that under his previous ones. well trump has flip flopped on so many different issues that it's really nothing new to to say that he's flip flopped here he is now pursuing a policy that the obama administration was pursuing there's no real difference he's trying to make it a bit different but what is clear is that under the trump regime the united states will have a can permanent presence in afghanistan it will remain there it will increase its presence in the country and it will not do it in the name of nation building he will do it in the name of striking out at paris but it's really the same thing and the major change in u.s. military strategy in afghanistan comes amid a shakeup in normal trumps in a circle his controversial chief strategist steve bannon was the latest ahead through the exit doors and it scared him open reports the president's foreign policy decisions with his new team might now surprise t

but as live mohammad marandi from iran's university of tehran believes no matter what trump says the approach to afghanistan won't change from his predecessors. well trump has flip flopped on so many different issues that it's really nothing new to to say that he's flip flopped here now whether trump has changed his mind or he's been forced to change his mind. i don't know but i think he is now pursuing a policy that the obama administration was pursuing there's no real difference he's trying to make it a bit different but what is clear is that under the trump regime the united states will have a permanent presence in afghanistan the new announcement on u.s. strategy in afghanistan comes amid a shakeup in donald trump's in a circle his under fire chief strategist steve bannon has become the latest to head for the exits and the scale of more pain reports the president's foreign policy decisions with his new team may surprise the very people who voted him into the oval office so you want to be an american president what gets you a lecture is it pledges of more wars or the opposite we'v

was speaking at his inauguration, after being elected for a second term in may, at a ceremony in tehran united states of trying to undermine iran's nuclear deal with world powers. police in italy are investigating the kidnapping of a british model who was held captive for nearly a week. the young woman, who has not been named, had gone to milan for what she thought was a photo—shoot. detectives say her captor drugged her and tried to sell her for sex on the internet. a polish man — who lives in britain — has been arrested. catriona renton reports. the 20—year—old model arrived in milan for the 20—year—old model arrived in milanfora the 20—year—old model arrived in milan for a photo shoot in one of these apartments in the city centre. it's said that this is way sure was attacked by two men and was drugged. the leaves have reconstructed how she whispered into a bag and then bundled into the boot of a car also. it was driven to an abandoned shop on the outskirts of the city. then to this cottage in the mountains near turin. translation: victim was drugged with ketamine and then driven four

doesn't your figures on troop expansion discuss this with mohammad marandi from the university of tehran is joining us today so good to have you with us as always now trump was always critical of obama's approach to afghanistan do you believe his strategy is any different. i think i guess having a bit of trouble hearing us we're going to try to figure out those technical issues and get back to you as soon as we can. all critics claim trumps uses major speech on afghanistan as that was controlled from his previous remarks about deadly violence in charlottesville last weekend he's issued a call for unity after he came under fire for his alleged reluctance to single out the role of white supremacists in the clashes divisions in us society resulted in confrontations over the weekend between groups on the right and on the left. how do you think you know made up that it was that. was. who was. likely. to be. one of the sides has upped the ante by launching a petition on the white house website calling for it to be declared a terrorist organization more than two hundred thousand people have sig

as a brand new factory southwest of tehran. because a completely new and molten engine factory will be built. on parts will be manufactured inside the country. throughout the iconic french brand says it simply makes good business sense. first it should unique deal iran's got. because it's in terms of of course investments. it's in terms of transfer of technology. look i say shut. development of iran and talents. you know has had a base in iran since two thousand and three. sanctions over the islamic republic's nuclear program ground operations to a hoax. now this is back in business renault's following on the heels of french rival persia sutro and. which last year opened a plant in iran producing two hundred thousand because. let's check in on the day's trading action now european markets did not capitalize on the momentum sent in asi. was a rather muted mixed close the tax losing about a third of one percent as german industrial output unexpectedly dropped in the month of june. but paristech don't closing just above the flat l

politics but how does tehran respond without getting in tangled. well the iranians are passing legislation soon they will be adding their budget to the ports forces. the revolutionary guards activities in supporting the syrian government the iraqi government the additional budget is in response to the new sanctions also iran's missile defense capabilities will be enhanced with an additional budget provided by the iranian parliament and supported by president rouhani as administration and i also think that the iranians will interpret the c.p.o. a differently than before and they will make inspections more difficult in response to the behavior of the united states and they will probably put more funding in different elements of the peaceful nuclear program to make sure the united states understand that there is a price would be paid but i also think that according to the law that's going to be put forward in parliament in iran that there will be new incentives to increase trade with other countries that are facing the u.s. sanctions and bad of course

well you know iran has a wide variety of options available basically speaking tehran has three sets of options one pertains to imposing travel ban trans actions banning trans action as well as freezing assets of any u.s. a state or military official that harms iran or that as a conspiracy against iran or better supported iran's enemies including israel or that has violated human rights in the region especially with regard to the palestinians and so on and so forth this is actually the basis of bill that has been already worked out by the national security foreign policy commission of the uranium polly meant and it's expected to be introduced to the floor in coming weeks and it's expected to be you know to pass with the overwhelming majority of the m.p.'s but the second set of options pertain to bill's area that are the target of the new u.s. sanctions that's i.r.g.c. of all its force and iran's missile island astri's in the same bill that is being worked out by the parliament. a five hundred million dollar budget has been approved to be given to. all its force in order to expand its mi

hassanady to president rouhani has been sworn in for a second term this weekend in tehran before a gatheringgnitaries from 100 countries. in his remarks, he accuses the u.s. of not complying with the nuclear agreement reached in july 2015 and accused the u.s. of not adhering to its obligations. this is courtesy of iran's press tv, this is half an hour.

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it's a response to the latest us sanctions against tehran.the new bill — which also sanctions us military officials — does not violate the country's 2015 nuclear deal. gay rights activists have been assaulted after taking part in a pride event in russia. dozens of people held flags and banners in a peaceful parade in a park in st petersburg. while leaving the event, a number of the activists were targeted with pepper spray by unidentified men. at least 11 people have been arrested for looting containers that had fallen from a cargo ship in brazil. locals went out in small boats to the floating containers, near the port of santos. they took consumer goods, including bicycles, air conditioning units and clothing. stay with us on bbc world news, still to come... more on the mystery of what happened to a swedish journalist who went missing after riding on this privately built submarine. the big crowds became bigger as the time of the general approach. but the lines of fans became longer, police prepared for the hugejob of cloud control. idiot ami