our friends from tehran took us up here to the roof of tehran where you can enjoy the beautiful view of the city and this is what we're going to do. that's another cool thing you can do in tehran is raise down to talk shop on the strength. so if you want to email i'd like to hear and if you get there and what she says you don't like to tell your friends and here i think that you are on here i feel ok like you today and i feel a really far less particular friend of the from your local public school and i still get so you get slightly colored there ok let's really recommendable it this time please company who but some effect is going to explain to me why this part of the album has a bad reputation and why changes were made after disastrous floods. the autonomy the place where we're standing is said to be treacherous why is that you know as a result of it's treacherous because right in front of us the elba makes a ninety degree bend. and when there's a flood that can be disastrous for the levee we're standing on the thighs and that is when a large amount of water surges straight at the

our friend from tehran took us up here to the roof of tehran where you can enjoy the beautiful view of the city and this is what we're going to do. it's another close thing you can do in tehran it's raised down to talk shop here on this train. so if you want to read my letter here i'm going to tell you there are two options if you don't like your friends here on this you are on to write the article they write you today in their life we have a really dark place a barbecue with friends it turns yellow color for one dollar and i stand it is so you can finally color. really recommendable. here i am back again i am the eldest cycle route this time with company who but some effect is going to explain to me why this part of the album has a bad reputation and why changes were made after disastrous floods. the autonomy the place where we're standing is said to be treacherous why is that you know is it a bruise although it's treacherous because right in front of us the elbow makes a ninety degree bend. and when there's a flood that can be disastrous for the levee we're standing on the size and t

and yes, they broke into my accounts right after my arrival in tehran.ds, 14 years of e—mails and everything, all the details of my life, and i stayed in the office because i knew that they cannot ever prove that i'm spy, based on facts. but when they came to a point that they released the photos that they got through my e—mails, i realised that the only thing they want is me out of office and that's — and all the threats and everything and putting pressure on my family. so i decided to step down because i knew i can continue helping my country, even from faraway, because what i want is a more informed society. so yes, they wanted me out of office, they won that battle but i think they didn't win the larger battle against the people of iran. and we'll come back to larger battle that you still say you're engaged in, but it's important to tease out a little bit of the detail here because i referred to roughly a dozen scientists, environmentalists and campaigners in the field who have at one time or another been arrested. some of them, as you say, are still

around so let's dive in and explore tehran to get. to ronnie's the capital of the country with a population of about fifty million the last straw you ran commission the azadi or freedom tower to mark the persian empire stupe thousand five hundred ten of us really. love the symmetry of things. here and this way to get around this take the maître have a pretty good system here and it's just about ten census bureau sent. to. another must bring in iran is ecologists come and those which literally means the palace of flowers because of the beautiful gardens you have insight. for some it might be surprising amount to iran and especially kiran is a good example of that is the sheer amount of coffee shops you can find really to places. good spots to go to fight is to say here street week and all these fantasies and good places. for some time to be typical training. bentleys a very simple place and we want to mention of issues come up and. just kind of hit the soup. this iran is located on the cyclone it's reading business always played a majo

in and explore tehran together. iran is the capital of the country with a population of about fifty million the last straw if you run commission the azadi or freedom tower to mark the persian empire state thousand five hundred tonne of personally. i love the symmetry of that thing. and here is what you promised to take to make sure you have a pretty good history and it's just about to send aneurysms. another must think in iran is ecologist tom alice which literally means the palace of flowers because of the beautiful gardens you have in sight. for some it might be surprising how modern iran and especially to run is a good example for that is the sheer amount of coffee shops you can find really hip places. response to go and fight is just a second tier street we can find all these fancy companies and good places. to sometimes eat typically. in an instance of a very simple place and we want to mention of it you just come up and this is. just kind of it didn't suit. this iran is located on the cisco trading business al

out of the iran nuclear deal netanyahu is in europe to push for his policy of a hard line against tehran but previous meetings with merkel have been marred by tension. on the american land benyamin netanyahu smiled for the cameras but their relationship has become more tense these past few years that netanyahu has been pushing ahead with the expansion of jewish settlements in the west bank and doesn't agree with a two state solution doesn't sit well with merkel she sees his stance as an obstacle to lasting peace a few weeks ago donald trump made things even worse he decided to withdraw from the nuclear agreement with iran and move the u.s. embassy in israel to jerusalem. israel a plot of these moves germany didn't. in march during his inaugural visit to israel the new german foreign minister outlined his country's approach. which over the. i believe that we agree on almost all of the goals. there are some differing opinions on how to achieve them. germany's place will always be by israel's side on all of these issues slaves are after the founding of the israeli state seventy years ago th

just a year ago, a bit less than a year ago, it you were heading to tehran full of optimism because heust been appointed to a very important and senior post inside the government, inside the department of environment. can you understand quite what has gone wrong in the months since then? i was going with optimism but it, i knew that the chance of success might be low. i wa nted chance of success might be low. i wanted to give it a try and i was hoping to be able to create hope in the months to come, in the months afterwards there was a lot happening and what i learned was that there are radicals and hardliners around the world who do not like the people who can break down walls because having walls is essential to their existence and survival, and that includes the hardliners and radicals in iran, at united states, israel, the rest of the world. well, let's stick with alarm. i just want to get a clear picture of the basis upon which you went back. —— iran. you we re which you went back. —— iran. you were aware of the nature of the regime, you are an academic in london but you still fol

pulled out we didn't have these sort of announcements from iran tehran by all accounts was complying to the deal and that's untrue and some form of peace and stability so we also heard over the last few weeks french leaders saying look all to the u.s. pulls out there's a real risk here of not just tensions and pressure increasing in the region but also a real risk of conflict so i think that they'll be looking at that announcement from tehran with a lot of. concern indeed and the touch i guess tehran's decision puts at european leaders including the french president in a sort of awkward position. it does put european leaders in the very old good position because they have spent the. last few weeks since the u.s. pulled out of the wrong deal trying desperately to salvage it they say it is the best deal that is out there that it can ensure a certain amount of peace and security especially the french president he's been very vocal back over this deal in fact what european leaders have been trying to do is find ways to block the sanctions that the u.s. says it will impose on iran the pro

more to come we will apply unprecedented financial pressure on the iranian regime the leaders in tehran will have no doubt about our seriousness these will indeed end up being the strongest link in history when we are completely . well the european union has reacted to ron's latest move saying that although it doesn't constitute a breach of the deal the revival of enrichment activities by tehran exacerbates the already fragile situation in while both iran and america are putting pressure on europe issuing h threats and ultimatums is the us going to impose sanctions on european companies that continue to do business with iran i think it would give the answer you know the answer is it's possible it depends on the conduct of other governments. european countries seem to expect the iranian people to both suffer from the sanctions and give up the nuclear energy activities abiding by the j c p o e limits i'm telling those countries that this is a dream that's never going to come true this will never happen. a little earlier i spoke to sayyid mohammad marandi a politics professor at university

we will apply unprecedented financial pressure on the iranian regime the leaders in tehran will have no doubt about our seriousness these will indeed end up being the strongest things in history when we are complete the european union has reacted to iran's latest moves saying that although it doesn't constitute a breach of the deal the revival of enrichment activities by tehran exacerbates the already fragile situation meanwhile both iran and washington are putting pressure on europe each issuing threats to me tim's is the u.s. going to impose sanctions on european companies that continue to do business with iran i think it would give the answer you know the answer is it's possible it depends on the conduct of other governments how. european countries seem to expect the iranian people to pose suffer from the sanctions and give up their nuclear energy activities abiding by the j c p o e limits i'm telling those countries that this is a dream that's never going to come true this will never happen. sayyid mohammad marandi politics professor at the university of tehran believes iran has

we will apply unprecedented financial pressure on the iranian regime the leaders in tehran will have no doubt about our seriousness these will indeed end up being the strongest link in history when we are completely with the european union has reacted to iran's latest move saying that although it doesn't constitute a breach of the deal the revival of enrichment activities by tehran exacerbates the already fragile situation meanwhile both iran and washington are putting pressure on europe each issuing threats and ultimatums is the u.s. going to impose sanctions on european companies that continue to do business with iran i think it would give the answer you know the answer is it's possible it depends on the conduct of other governments. european countries seem to expect the iranian people to both suffer from the sanctions and give up their nuclear energy activities abiding by the j. c.p.o. a limits i'm telling those countries that this is a dream that's never going to come true this will never happen. aside mohammad marandi a politics professor at the university of tehran believes ira

another must think in tehran is ecologist alice which literally means the palace of flowers because of the beautiful gardens you have inside. for some it might be surprising amount to iran and especially kiran is a good example of that is the sheer amount of coffee shops you can find really good places to. put spots to go to the complaint is to set up here street away from penalties and fees and put in place just. for the time to be typically pregnant. went to a very simple place and we ordered some mention of issues come up and this is. just kind of it pretty soon. as iran is located under surveillance trading business always played a major role till today it's been around this way you should visit spirit week by society in tehran which is a true maze of more than seven dominoes current us. when it was it from france i also needs to buy something so we got some maps for a. certain. friend from tehran took us up here to the roof cheer on where you can enjoy a beautiful view of the city and this is what we're going to do. that's another cool thing you can do and say around this race dow

more to come we will apply unprecedented financial pressure on the iranian regime the leaders in tehran will have no doubt about our seriousness these will indeed end up being the strongest link in history when we are completely. well other signatories to the dealing clued u.s. allies like the u.k. france and germany. on explaining it needs more than just reassurances from europe that it won't follow america's lead how. come tree seem to expect the iranian people to both suffer from the sanctions and give up the nuclear energy activities abiding by the j c p o a limited i'm telling those countries that this is a dream that's never going to come true this will never happen. yeah a lot of questions there are let's get into some of them with siad mohammad marandi politics professor at the university of tehran is always welcome to the program do you think to run to reaction to trump's you know offer and move it is just america at this stage has been proportionate. yes i think without a doubt the iranians have shown a great deal of patience so far when the americans pulled out many expected

try and salvage what at the time was young marked a landmark agreement but it doesn't seem as if tehran is convents what we're hearing from iran is that they will only remain in the deal if those remaining signatories most notably among them europe give the. assurances that they will offset the negative impact of washington having withdrawn from the deal back in may the american president donald trump ditched the deal he also has we imposed sanctions on tehran and the same time has vowed that he will come down even harder on the islamic republic since then you have european powers that have been scrambling in trying really hard to reassure the islamic republic that they remain committed to the deal that it's not clear that iranian officials believe they will be hearing from them is a lot of skepticism as to where they will be able to sit the damage of american leaving and also whether they'll be able to offer something of real interest to to read what this means is that the prospect of iran withdrawing from this deal is becoming ever more imminent. so there's a lot of pressure on europe

. >> you had a meeting in tehran today, i understand, right? >> yes, there has been a meeting in tehran with a number of experts to explore ways and means to get some assurances that jcpoa could be completed. >> so this is with all the signatories to the deal, except obviously the u.s. officials? >> of course. >> what do you make of that letter? that is quite an interesting development. writing a letter to the u.s. officials and saying for their own national security and sovereignty that the united states needs to stop threatening their companies. >> in our letter or their letter? >> the european letter. >> that's a very serious situation for europe. because they are right to say that the uk -- uk companies working with iran, and they are very legitimate to do that because jcpoa was implemented and they were right to enter into agreement with iran on different things, economic things and everything. now they are threatened that they should leave iran, and that is a very serious situation. >> we have a list, we've compiled a graphic. and we're g

i got reaction from political communication professor forwards as are the from tehran university who says that could be very serious repercussions if the deal is completely abandoned. it may actually lead to a war that's why both iran and europe are interested. but if the agreement is finished. after us with the. conflicts you already have in the middle east are going to increase and i think the reason the foreign minister talked about. him in the. city. is basically an attempt to push europe to actually work hard to make sure that. iran is able to state what iran has been saying is that you can. sanctions or you can. nuclear program. limitations but you cannot have both you cannot have iran limiting its nuclear program and have the sanctions at the same time you cannot have your cake and eat it too that's basically iran's argument and. people are hoping that europe will actually do what they need to do. the prince of wales and his wife the duchess of cornwall are in the english city of seoul british friday charles and camilla looking to lift spirits in the wake of the poisoning of t

celsius the for jerusalem again back into the forces there for baghdad for q eight city and also in tehran thirty four there for karate for those numbers around here in kos i'm getting up to around forty celsius on sas as a forty two for abu dhabi notice a little more cloud just towards. my just a little more that cloud just sliding its way towards u.a.e. as well say feeling somewhat more humid for a time at least as we go on into sunday the humidity should ease off that cloud just slide this way to southern parts of saudi arabia meanwhile some thickening cloud also making its way into the western cape and into the selling cape all south africa see how it slides its way through when a the rain in cape town places say we may see some over the next couple of days that right slicing through saturday and sunday.

withdrawal from the iran nuclear deal benjamin netanyahu told germany and it's time to get tough on tehran also coming up nigerian authorities bulldoze illegal hostels and draw things in the country's northeast the latest blow to locals trying to make ends meet after years of islam most violent and the latest on germany's world cup squad captain manuel neuer makes the team despite concerns over his fitness while a rising star arroyo sunday is sent home. i'm burnt coffee it's good to have you with us wherever the israeli prime minister pays a visit in europe there is bound to be disagreement over the iran nuclear deal today benjamin netanyahu was here in berlin to meet with german chancellor angela merkel it was their first meeting since the united states pulled out of the nuclear deal mr netanyahu was traveling across europe lobbying governments to take a tougher line on tehran. it's no ordinary day when israel's prime minister visits palin police were on the highest alert and there were demonstrations by both pro and anti israel groups but it's the timing of the visit that's most crucial

while i go reaction from political communication professor ford is already from tehran university who says there could be very serious repercussions if the deal is completely abandoned. it may actually lead to a war that's why both iran and europe are interested to save in the age limit but if the agreement is finished totally after us with the. conflicts that we already have been in the middle east are going to increase and i think the reason is that people foreign minister talked about. him and he. says it is basically an attempt to push europe to actually work harder to make sure that. iran is able to a state where iran has been saying is that you can have sanctions or you can have nuclear program. limitations but you cannot have both you cannot have iran limiting its nuclear program and have the sanctions at the same time you cannot have your cake and eat it too that's basically iran's argument and the people in iran hoping that europe will actually do what they need to do. prince of wales and his wife the duchess of cornwall took a trip to the english city of seoul british friday

america's withdrawal from the iran nuclear deal benjamin netanyahu told germany it's time to get tough on tehran also coming up in guatemala officials say dozens have died after a volcanic eruption they. have fled the danger zone. and are they terrorists or victims as the german women who married islamic state jihad is and now want to come home they're still. going to have you with us wherever the israeli prime minister pays a visit in europe there is bound to be disagreement over the iran nuclear deal today benjamin netanyahu was here in berlin to meet with german chancellor angela merkel it was their first meeting since the united states pulled out of the iran's nuclear deal mr netanyahu was traveling across europe lobbying governments to take a tougher line on tehran. it's no ordinary day when israel's prime minister visits palin police were on the highest alert and there were demonstrations by both pro and anti israel groups but it's the timing of the visit that's most crucial iran is high on netanyahu is agenda more specifically iran nuclear deal german chancellor angela merkel would like t

sixty minutes israel's prime minister just the french president to reject the iran nuclear deal is tehran threatens to increase its uranium enrichment. i believe now is the time to apply maximum pressure on iran to make sure that their nuclear program doesn't go into. the grim job of recovery more bodies or a tree from the aftermath of the volcanic eruption in guatemala. and as africa's long running boundary dispute about to land ethiopia agrees to withdraw from the eritrean border after two decades of hostilities. welcome to the program iran has told the un it's increasing its capacity to enrich uranium but it's not breaking the terms of the twenty fifteen nuclear deal it comes just weeks after the u.s. withdrew from the agreement and reimpose sanctions on iran israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu says they announcement proves the agreement has done nothing to moderate terrans behavior he's been lobbying for support across europe on tuesday he was in paris for many reports. benyamin netanyahu i arrived at the least say for talks with a man who will not call just a few hours off ira

we will apply unprecedented financial pressure on the iranian regime the leaders in tehran will have no doubt about our seriousness these will indeed end up being the strongest link in history when we are complete european union has reacted to around this latest move saying that although it doesn't constitute a breach of the deal the revival of enrichment activities by tehran exacerbates the already fragile situation meanwhile both iran and washington are putting pressure on europe such as issuing threats and ultimatums to each is the u.s. going to impose sanctions on european companies that continue to do business with iran i think it would give the answer you know the answer is it's possible it depends on the conduct of other governments. european countries seem to expect the iranian people to pose suffer from the sanctions and give up the nuclear energy activities abiding by the j c p o e limits i'm telling those countries that this is a dream that's never going to come true this will never happen. sayyid mohammad marandi a politics professor at the university of tehran believes a

that shuts the men up it's her at a soccer game she was able to get into the on saudi stadium in tehran dressed up as a man pulling security personnel. to everyone men go to the stadium they take a hole on. a fly. or a team shot. we women have something else with us which serves as an admission ticket a bid. she was nervous the first time she went to the stadium. that i thought i got ponce the second turnstile and saw the pitch and felt the incredible atmosphere i had to cry on you when you notice what you've been missing all these years once you're in the stadium . that. women are fighting every day for their rights here and getting into football stadiums is the least of their problems. the billboard reads together we are champions put up for the world cup at a busy intersection there are no women on it behind closed doors men often admit that women should have the same rights as they do the very few men actually say that in public which is why the words of iran's most famous soccer player former byron munich striker only a dying are so meaningful. that i personally hope and would welc

withdrew from the agreement and reimpose sanctions on tehran but as natasha but the reports from paris the french president to money was not convinced. benjamin netanyahu i arrived at the lease say for talks with a man who will not call just a few hours off to iran had announced it was increasing its uranium enrichment capacity the israeli prime minister said the move was proof that tehran holds nuclear weapons netanyahu is in europe to urge even leaders to stop supporting the twenty fifty iran nuclear. will. a in a cooler that he's convinced will collapse i didn't ask france to withdraw from the j. superior because i think the jersey is basically going to. be dissolved by the weight of economic forces but i think that there are two possibilities either iran dismantles its nuclear activities unilaterally under this pressure or there may be in the future in negotiations for better. a better deal the french president said the iran nuclear deal wasn't perfect but should remain the basis for a wider agreement because there's a need if we think it's not enough it's a useful building block b

one nil tehran streets are packed with revelers men and women celebrating their nation's first world cup victory in twenty years. as for the all male billboard. it was replaced overnight by one also featuring women. too many people were upset authorities were under pressure. iran didn't just get to celebrate a world cup victory iranian women also had something to cheer about. well the day is nearly done but as ever the conversation continues online you'll find us on twitter either in the news or you can write to me. use the hash tag the day every member whatever happens between now and then tomorrow is another day we'll see you then everybody. going to school in a cave. for children and bomb me on afghanistan it's a great opportunity. their teacher is just eighteen years old and founded the cave school herself. this courageous young woman has a vision to improve cost guns lives through education. three thousand and thirty minutes on d w. on. my first vice like moses sewing machine. where i come from women are balanced by this motion towards the middle something as simple as learning

increasing its uranium enrichment capacity the israeli prime minister said the move was proof that tehran wants nuclear weapons netanyahu is in europe to urge either leaders to stop supporting the twenty fifteen iran nuclear deal. and a call that he's convinced will collapse i didn't ask france to withdraw from the j.c.b. because i think the jersey is basically going to. be dissolved by the weight of economic forces but i think that there are two possibilities either iran dismantles its nuclear activities or unilaterally under this pressure or there may be in the future in negotiations for a better. a better deal the french president said the iran nuclear deal wasn't perfect but should remain the basis for a wider agreement because there's a need if we think it's not enough but it's a useful building block better than what we have a full of the best things to keep it because as we say a bird in the hand is worth two in the bush with you so i agree with you c.p.o. isn't enough but it's better than what we had before. iran says it's boosting its uranium enrichment in case the twenty fifteen

. —— allegedly showed tehran ‘s determination to build a bomb.le the independent has hailed a ground breaking us clinical trial which has discovered that most women with early stage breast cancer could avoid the risks of hair loss, infertility and chronic pain caused by chemotherapy, thanks to genetic testing. and finally, it's the art world which is now at pains to show that sexism no longer sells. previously, auction houses would use models to showcase their masterpieces in publicity photographs ahead of sales. now sotheby‘s have decided to end this practice saying they "are moving with the times". it follows similar moves made by formula 1 and other companies hosting popular events. so let's begin. with me is stephanie hare, who is an independent analyst. lets get stuck in. stefanie, you and i spoke about trade already but if we look at how some of the media is by jesting this, this we look at how some of the media is byjesting this, this is the business section of the telegraph. all trade deals could be off, china warns. it is tit—for—tat sce

enforced behind all of it is of course their concern that european industries that want to invest in tehran are now concerned about what might happen if sanctions are imposed to glom off we need some kind of regulation we also say we need to talk about their activities and say yes but we think that through tough negotiations through joint negotiations this would be possible that iran's supreme leader says his country has no intention of curbing ballistic missile program and will respond harshly if attacked by its enemies he said iran's missile program is crucial for the country's defense and that tehran will attack ten times more if it's provoked by western nations. hundreds of bodies have been found in iraq a city of mosul almost a year after it was retaken some i still hear buried in the ruins along the banks of the tigris river charles traffic reports. it's been eleven months since iraqi prime minister hydrilla body declared victory over eisel in mosul much of what was iraq's second biggest city lies in ruins the fighting was described as the most intense urban combat since world war two

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

increasing its uranium enrichment capacity the israeli prime minister said the move was proof that tehran holds nuclear weapons netanyahu is in europe to urge either leaders to stop supporting the twenty fifty iran nuclear deal. and a cool that he's convinced will collapse i didn't ask france to withdraw from the just because i think the jews who is basically going to. be dissolved. by the way the economic forces but i think that there are two possibilities either iran dismantles its nuclear activities unilaterally under this pressure or there may be in the future in negotiations for better. a better deal the french president said the iran nuclear deal wasn't perfect but should remain the basis for a wider agreement if you don't because there's a need if we think it's not enough it's a useful building block better than what we have a full of the best things to keep it because as we say a bird in the hand is worth two in the bush with you so i agree with you c.p.o. isn't enough but it's better than what we had to fill iran says it's boosting its uranium enrichment in case the twenty fiftee

confirmed its commitment to the around nuclear deal europe promised to help its firms business ties to tehran however the french vehicle equipment industries association has just canceled its trip to iran amid the u.s. sanctions threat on the stand your bushel explains how the white house hits you interests. e.u. solidarity nothing but a house of cards after europe giants from energy behemoths to the makers of persia and c toy in a bit this scrapping billion euro iran projects to brute the european investment bank owned by yes the twenty eight members of the e.u. itself in supports the e.u. but ignoring sanctions is incompatible with its status of course and it gets worse brussels is painful new u.s. tariffs on europe's metal however some see all this as a calming plan business these days especially european union and american business is whether they have bangs automobile companies i t. companies any other business they're so interconnected that america will continue to use that leverage to try to penalize some of their european companies who may be doing business with iran charmer tehran ag

contracts with tehran so i think if there is any power that have some influence or that can restore some logic and some rationality in this trade war is the european contribution in other words how far we can see an action by the russians and the saudis on one hand and some reaction from the europeans and other members of the oil community unfortunately i don't think that the europeans have a lot of influence in preserving operate because it happens to have members like venezuela. and nigeria saudi arabia and russia so i'm waiting to see a reaction from paris or germany or england where some middle way a compromise can emerge and then help us restore rationality and of course we're playing off us any reaction we see from europe on this story thanks for joining us there from washington. everything a check on the weather next and then. holding on to hope herons of the missing young footballers in thailand to each other for comfort plus. i'm andrew thomas nam a little about australia's east coast i'll be explaining how rugby.

conditions having worked as a foreign correspondent since twenty eleven first in cairo and then in tehran and since twenty eleven he's been working from istanbul and i think it's rather fitting that he should be the one to tell you more about what risk the recipient this evening welcome mr baumgarten thank. the islamic. iran ladies and gentlemen is a difficult environment not only for us reporters this is due to the country's ever present censorship which according to the range and constitution should not even exist there are many educated people in iran who express themselves very well but openly talking about the burning issues in the country can be risky quite risky we saw it in the video. provinces eva columb feels the need to express himself he took a stand which means he is sticking his finger into open wounds earlier this year he agreed to speak to the watchable. to daughter veliz person language department the both the existing the mystic political and social realities that led to a recent nationwide protest shortly after professor was arrested and sentenced to eighteen months in

increasing its uranium enrichment capacity the israeli prime minister said the move was proof that tehran wants nuclear weapons netanyahu is in europe to urge either leaders to stop supporting the twenty fifty iran nuclear deal in a in a cooler that he is convinced will collapse i didn't ask france to withdraw from the jews who believe because i think the jews who is basically going to. be dissolved. by the way the economic forces but i think that there are two possibilities either iran dismantles its nuclear activities unilaterally under this pressure or there may be in the future negotiations for better. a better deal the french president said the iran nuclear deal wasn't perfect but should remain the basis for a wider agreement if you don't because it is a need if we think it's not enough it's a useful building block better than what we have a full of the best things to keep it because as we say a bird in the hand is worth two in the bush with you so i agree with you c.p.o. isn't enough but it's better than what we had before. iran says it's boosting its uranium enrichment in case the

really imposed sanctions on tehran after pulling out of the nuclear accord. two people have been killed in the nicaraguan city of granada dealing a confrontation between government forces and them strangers calling for the removal of president. one hundred twenty nine people have died so far in a nationwide crackdown on the set in the capital there are plans to mount acts of civil disobedience to pressure the government into reversing its policy from the pile of reports. at the busy minute gaggle would be undone open air market in mine now while thousands of vendors and shop owners are preparing for an act of civil disobedience a majority of the small business owners say they will no longer pay taxes or utility bills until the government commits to ending the violence that's gripped the country for the last six weeks the thought of a long war buyout of the i one we're not going to pay for electricity because that's the money the government will use to pay kidnappers in killings the land ahead is owns a shop here and is one of the organizers of the action and.

politics professor of the university of tehran welcome to the program what do you make of iran's advice here how wary should north korea be do you think. well i think everyone should be wary after the g seven communique or the six plus one as some europeans called it the united states they initially agreed to sign up to the communique and then after the canadian prime minister gave his press conference trump pulled out of it and insulted the canadian prime minister so. you cannot even be relied to when negotiating with his own. so so-called allies and in fact afterwards he said just today in the press conference trump said that canada will suffer as a result of what the prime minister said financially so this is how behaves even towards his allies of the united states in the case of north korea of course we don't have there's no agreement yet there is a. declaration really but we have and we have to see what happens in the future but the united states is not the sort of country that anyone can trust as the iranians know quite well the j c.p.o. a was an agreement that iran made many sacr

protesting the oppressive tactics of the regime in tehran.ers calling for an end to widespread crackdowns and brutal torture of political opposition. benjamin hall has more now from paris. benjamin? >> this event is now over but for the last 10 hours, we witnessed the largest ever gathering of iranian opposition in the world.more significantly the size of the u.s. and international delegation from both sides of the political aisle. all calling for regime change in the islamic republic. this year was different. there was much more pressure on iran after president trump pulled out of the iran deal in the iranian economy is also in a freefall. this was felt clearly today here. >> more of a rock concert than an opposition. political rally paid with over hundred thousand people attended. all they are talking about is deadly serious. human rights abuses in iran. growing protest across the country and now the very real possibility of regime change. the s delegation was here in force. rudy giuliani, newt gingrich, bill richardson as well as former he

authorities who have reimposed things sions on tehran and washington is threatening to punish those doing business with iran. it's in my business with iran has always been volatile and the embargo won't improve things now as it would help any we face the challenge of deciding whether we want strong so if the americans or if we want to just get on with our business. this combine harvester has only a short journey to northern germany so no political conflicts to worry about but causes domestic market is still small the company's jobs depend first and foremost on global trade. it took almost two years but it's finally done german pharmaceutical giant buyer has acquired u.s. seed producer monsanto for sixty three billion dollars. with its purchase buyer becomes the world's largest agro chemical company. it now has more than thirty percent of the global market that's just ahead of the chinese swiss firm cina syngenta they're followed by the u.s. group dow dupont with seventeen and a half percent. b.s.f. controls more than thirteen percent of the global market in other words just four corporate

this pretty much wall to wall sunshine not too much going on that says around thirty six celsius in tehran forty three for baghdad a forty one there for kuwait city pleasant sunshine around that is the side of the med by rate of around thirty celsius similar values for jerusalem. as we go on to the latter half of the week there you go is pretty much dry or the waiting for that dry weather down across the robin peninsula. sunshine then forty two celsius not quite as hot as it has been recently i still plenty hot enough more clout there across southern parts of the peninsula of course we got the southwest mostly feeding a little more moisture to southern areas of yemen southern parts of i just catch your spot of rain but for most it's going to be try and set it down hard around forty one forty two that over the next couple of days hot and dry to across much of southern africa to see want to see showers around the southern cape may be pushing over to ward southern parts of mozambique but essentially it looks fine and sunny for central parts of africa the showers the seasonal rise rumbling awa