the situation with no, you know, change, and iran in the u. s. and the european allies, they've had 6 agreements in the last 20 years, according to american officials, as well as european officials, an expert. iran has always been, you know, comply, and what is on the takings on their, all these deals over iraq and afghanistan. and you know, ron's nuclear program and the g c. u a being the last one. but americans have always had one undertaking that has been removing this actions of their that they, they've never done that. that's the problem. they look out for a conflict with site if i could, if i could amplify your very important point about sanctions, sanctions, once imposed by the united states are almost impossible to remove, not legally but politically. and i to, i'll take you back to 990. that's how old i am, because i clearly remember this. when nelson mandela was finally released in south africa from prison. and there was an election the 1st democratically democratic election in south africa. he was elected president. and they, he wanted

u. s. and iran to potentially restore the nuclear deal failed to pat. now, unfortunately, not yet the progress the e u team as coordinator had hoped for. we will keep working with even greater urgency to bring back on track. a key deal for non proliferation and regional stability. u. s. spokesperson has been quick to blame your on for the lack luster talks claiming that to ron has rejected and you back the draft deal, but iran says it's all washington's fault. as the western proposals included, nothing of economic benefit to the islamic republic. jo biden's administration has so far failed to woo iran back towards an international nuclear energy deal, which was scrapped by donald trump in 2018. we heard from independent journalist luc rivera, who says, european powers want to revive trade with iran, because they desperately need gas for the coming winter. the europeans are concerned because they would like to continue trading with iran. you know, since donald trump being posed harsher sanctions. moreover, the more important thing that brings us back som

u. s. and iran ended with no new progress on wednesday. both sides blame each other. failing to break the deadlock rod has yet to demonstrate any real urgency to conclude a deal end the current nucular crisis and achieve important sanctions lifting. fever sincere in the door, her talks that very serious and positive. as in the past, he will be in touch with the eeoc ordinator for the next stage of the talks. our negotiating team is ready to engage constructively, again, to conclude, and each of the emergency crews and peru are trying to contain a forest fire near the archaeological site of mac, peacher. the blaze was started on tuesday by farmers burning grass. and gabriel land being used for crops fires when closing in on the ruins, which were built by the incas more than 500 years ago. that his 14 people have been killed in landslides in the northeast indian state of money. poor warden. 30 others are missing. rescue workers are searching for people who've been buried. one landslide had a camp for construction workers on a railway project

and not give it to the u. s. of course. now let's talk about iran, a bit of how important a factor is iran and the u. s. israel alliance against tier on here, also with regard to saudi arabia and iran is very important of course, and because they are, there has been said that there's an alliance right now it has been announced by does really defense minister, but it's, it's not really, it hasn't put in it, it wasn't like publish set which can't read participating in it. and, and but, and it has been said to saudi arabia and israel had some, and military trainings together was led by the usa. and, and of course, it is a big roles which countries will participate, but there is a big plan to try to curb the rounds military actions in the future, of course, one after the w arabic. thank you very much for that. inside i went to sri lanka where the search for a new leader begins as former president got a buy out of parker officially resigned of the fleeing. the country prime minister ronald, became his sanji, who was sworn in as acting president as been nominated by the ruling party to stand in the election

u. s. is once more trying to create tensions and crises across the region through relying on the failed policy of iran, a phobia, a joint statement released after biden's trip to israel emphasized u. s. lead efforts to provide to prevent, to run from building a nuclear bomb. biden has asserted the u. s. could use military force against iran as a quote, last resort. earlier this week around president promised a harsh response to any escalation by washington or its allies, political analyst and researcher christopher holly says that the u. s. and israel see iran is a geopolitical threat. iran in $79.00 after the overthrow of the shot. they don't want to listen to washington. they wanted to have their own foreign policy. they were, they are very much for a different type of world order. and so you, what you see now is that you run is interested to join russia, china and other countries to really build that. and that ultimately threatens wall street in c, u. s. a military had gemini, and it is nato's overarching, a global dominance. so it's, it's very much a nerve wracking for the elite in washington and

iran. and you run did so the americans out the run in the back after the war and of the saddam hussein imposed on iran. despite the fact that the u. s. gave saddam and the europeans gave them chemical weapons and military intelligence and political cover. after the war ended, iran gave an oil fields to an american oil company, conoco. u. s. slap sanctions against iran. later on in afghanistan, the iranians help the united states overthrow the taliban and al qaeda and then you're on what's called an axis of evil. and then after the nuclear deal again, the americans violated the deal and tore up the deal. so the problem is definitely not iran, and today the united states is constantly seeking a deal where there are loopholes, so they can buy the deal. so the run into saying until we have guarantees that the americans won't cheat iran and until the americans lift the sanctions that prevent the fall of the implementation of the deal where we can't have a deal. and the situation is not good for the united states and european soil markets are not favorable to western countries. western economies are being heard badly by the current situat

and not give it to the u. s. of course. now let's talk about iran, a bit of how important a factor is iran and the u. s. israel alliance against tier on here, also with regard to saudi arabia and iran is very important, of course, because they are, there has been said that there's an alliance right now. it, it has been announced by there's really defense minister, but it's, it's not really, it hasn't put in it. it wasn't like publish set which countries are read participating in it. and, but it has been said to saudi arabia and israel had some military trainings together with lead by the usa. and of course, it plays a big role which countries will participate. but there is a big plan to try to curb the rounds military actions in the future. of course, we'll have to w arabic. thank you very much for that. inside russian missiles again pounded the southern ukrainian city of mc alive on friday, injuring at least 2 people. the frontline city has seen heavy bombardment in recent days. me while rescued rescue cruise continue to search for survivors in the central city of phoenix. so there at least 23 people

u. s. administration and what nato don't want. they don't want to see russia. iran, china is where, like cuba, the d, p r k, and other countries aligning and really, but i, you know, against dollar had gemini, and the u. s. nato, you know, imperialists of that. you see all over the region. christopher, you bring up a very good point about this multi polar world, and we also have heard that iran is interested in the bricks alliance as well. why is the us so concerned about the strengthening of ties between russia and iran? look at iran is it is a major repository of oil, and that's always been why it's been in the imperialist sites. that's why the british, in 1953 along with the ca, over 3 months, that back democratic leaders went to nationalize the oil. and because you're not in 79 after you know, the overthrow of the shop, they don't want to listen to washington. they wanted to have their own foreign policy. they are very much for a different type of world order. and so you, what you see now is that iran is interested to join russia, china and other countries to re

issue is provocative in the islamic republic of iran. views these remarks as a threat to national and regional security. iran was criticized by the u. s. and some arab countries for its ballistic missile program and support of armed militias, while the white house earlier confirmed that the enhancement of military cooperation, including air defenses, will be on the table during the u. s. president's trip to the region with israel, an old rival of a ran being the 1st state by then we'll visit according to reports. washington is also discussing the resumption of offensive weapons sales to saudi arabia. but to get more on this, we're gonna cross live now to to ron university. professor said mohammed mirandi, thanks a lot for joining us on the program once again. ok, so how do you expect the u. s. is planned to influence relations between washington and to run well, relations can't get much worse. the united states, of course, accuses the wrong of arming malicious. but it forgets that those militias that iran have has on they are, has will law. that's what they are looting too. as well as a part of the government in lebanon. it has govern

u. s. president joe biden and israeli prime minister ayala p, have signed a non binding declaration to prevent iran from acquiring nuclear weapons. biden also restated the u. s. position on a 2 state solution for israel and palestine. stephanie decker reports from western slim israel. the 2nd day of president jo biden's, middle east trip started with interim is ready, prime minister. yeah. le, pete. the leaders all smiles at their meeting. top of the agenda iran. signing a non binding declaration reiterating the u. s. is really partnership. america's commitment to israel security way and to ensure iran would never acquire a nuclear weapon based on the other main topic of discussion. israel's integration and the region. israel's piece with his neighbors. these are essential gall tomorrow. i'll be the 1st american president to fly from israel, directly to jetta saudi arabia. i represents important progress, mr. president, you will meet with the leaders of saudi arabia, katara, quaid, oman, and iraq. i would like you to pass them all a message from us. our hand is outstretched for peace. we are ready

u. s. is welcome saudi arabia's decision to open its aspects to old civilian carriers, including flights to and from israel. earlier in israel, joe biden and prime minister yellow feed, signed the non binding declaration to prevent iran from acquiring nuclear weapons. biden also restated the u. s. position on a 2 state solution for israel and palestine on a landslide that swept over a school in rural northwest, columbia. kil, eppie's for 3 children. floods in the area have displaced dozens, but as the services of wanting of mole landslides. those were the headlines and he continues here on al jazeera after witness station. thanks for watching bye. for now. a weekly look at the world's top business stories from global markets to economies and small businesses. to understand how it affects our daily lives in ami damage. $50000000.00 is counting the cost. oh, now jesse. uh huh . oh oh. miss a or b? b. b a with a mathematical act. not that i'm doing good. that's good. ok, no ma'am it doesn't apply. no. a whole lot of our loan is good. i went to law by law class on was for felina. did i felina that i said i heard a so hon. it fell in love with him in the plaza a lot. well, what about the entire length of a bad well actual

and petro chemicals. last month, iran and the u. s. tried to negotiate a result shouldn't of the agreements under the previous deals from 2015, washington has asked her on to curb its nuclear program. if the country wants western sanction lifted, some of the restrictions were earlier imposed by that than president donald trump scrap that multilateral deal with iran. however, sharon says it will not bother to any american demands which it's cool. extravagant geranium officials have also a free refuse to agree to any additional concessions beyond what was in the field. peel back in 2015 university of to rome. professor s i. e mohammed brandy says the u. s. has a poor track record when it comes to sticking to its obligations under international agreements. us as a history of arrogance toward iran. in the past, every time the iranians agreed to some sort of reproach, ma, with the united states, the american stab them in the back, the united states is constantly seeking a deal where they do polls so they can violate the deal. so the right t

of next year the united states and israel have doubled down on their opposition to iran's nuclear program. they said talks between israeli prime minister, yet pete and u. s. president joe biden in jerusalem. the one on one talks, both leaders said they would never let iran develop a nuclear weapon. analysts say tape runs, nuclear program is getting close to that threshold on friday byte and will continue his middle east to a meeting with leaders from the palestinian authority. before heading on to saudi arabia, he is what the president had to say about his strategy on a run. today, you and i also discussed the merge amendment to ensuring iran never obtained a nuclear weapon. this is a vital security interest about israel and united states allowed ad for the rest of the world as well. i continue to believe that diplomacy is the best way to achieve this outcome and will continue to work with israel to counter other threats from iran throughout the region, including support for terrorism, ballistic missile program. the continues and the proliferation of weapons to terrorists from proxies abroad will also building rebecca written is in jerusalem forest. rebe

and he's saying is along with the iran that it's not allowable anymore, that the u. s. and they both mentioned to president are doing as well that they wouldn't really tolerate. another special operation on his side into the north of syria. they want to protect syrian sovereignty and territorial integrity. and that is critical. and that's what the west doesn't was inferior. political analyst and researcher christopher holly, it's always a pleasure to hear your thoughts. good conversation, appreciate it. thank you very much for having me. i appreciate it. ah, free like a new president appointed in a secret ballot conducted by parliament has vowed to take action. if anyone attempts to overthrow his government as mass protests continue to rock the crisis stricken country, he says he'll deal with any attempted to makers firmly and in accordance with the law. i have created that you can order in parliament call, but it will resolve the problems. are these country or doors you'll seek to describe protecting democracy? they must then be dealt with the law. might the law meanwhi

u. s. and he has told him that if iran is deposed from bala, which happened around 3 months ago and bug a son would be forgiven. now if iran is to go back to the u. s. government and say that i apologize for saying based on that basically based on his entire narrative, it does not make any sense. and looking at the political situation, markets on these days, there's a lot of fake you is flying around and each party is trying to discredit the other party so that it gains political mileage. and i see this as part of that fake news . and this information campaign that has been launched against iran to make him look weak. now having said that, let's not forget that the international diplomacy is a number of less so if the of the former prime ministers party has reached out to certain elements in the us establishment to mend fences, to explain their point of view, that's completely different from going to them and apologizing or something for which that is absolutely nothing to apologize. let's not forget that job on the premise stem run on has time and again mention that he wants excellent relati

and john declaration which is actually vague clearly, or where the u. s. is giving to the sake of israel, clear guarantees that it will not allow a nuclei iran for huffman. and i think that's a feed appear signal to day that the u. s. is coming to not to have a nuclear weapon or state in the region about 4 of his he's ramp and this is not mentioned in the jointly corrosion. so i think this clarity here whether the young mistress has be dragging his feet that we not command, but if he clearly it has its interest in finding a diplomatic solution. and if in the you is a saw a trying to do so, a for alexander, sorry, or to loose the, you are these traditional negotiating bodies, nato example, those, these things, these institutions were formulated, post cold war to try and freeze detentions that, to some extent. they have worked, but we're looking at a different landscape now. whether isn't actually a cold war any more? are we moving towards the cold war again? she think well, i think, you know, you've come stuff in the same river twice. so we're going to want to be something very different and of course the cold war was defined in fishes wanted to follow us

u. s. stands with israel and potentially against iran. the nuclear deal with iran seems less likely to be revived right now. but also a u. s. president, very reluctant to have to engage in any kind of military way. the price here politically would be very hi michelle or next stop is the palestinian territories. is there any change in the you waste approach towards the conflict between israel and the palestinians. but what we have seen again from joe biden, and that will be welcomed as that. he's once again pledged that the u. s. stands with the idea of a 2 state solution, although biden also cautioned, and that that would could be many years away. so i wouldn't be surprised if on the palestinian side there could be an element of disappointment coming out of this meeting unless he has much more to show it for. for now, this seems to be as so of us force that it's back as a power broker. and the palestinians, their interests not being at the forefront of this visit quite clearly. there are definitely going to be winners and losers here. rebe

and if the guy latino has signed a non binding declaration to prevent iran from acquiring nuclear weapons, also restated the u. s. positionally to state solutions. israel and palestine. italy's president has rejected the resignation of prime minister mario rocky half to one of his coalition partners refused to support a government bill. druggie leads a broad coalition that's been thrown into crisis as parties prepare for a national election early next year. there was a rainy husband from ferrara, in northern italy, by refusing to accept my idea that i get resignation letter the president surgery. my tele might have bolstered money that i use government to be able to serve well in the next year when elections are scheduled. or it could just ensure a few more months of the government and that it might eventually fall. and they have to call early elections has yet to be seen. but the prime minister mighty that argued, is expected now to speak in parliament next wednesday, as requested by the president to say what he needs to continue to enact reforms to help push italy out of the worst days of the pandemic. this de

iran. signing a non binding declaration reiterating the u. s is ready partnership for america's commitment to israel security and to ensure iran would never acquire and you could weapon. i'm sure the other main topic of discussion. israel's integration in the region. israel's piece with his neighbors. these are essential gall. tomorrow i'll be the 1st american president to fly from israel, directly to jet. saudi arabian, that represents important progress. mr. president, you will meet with the lead is of saudi arabia, katara, quaid, oman, and iraq. i would like you to pass them all a message from us. our hand is outstretched for peace. we are ready to share our technology ready for our scientists to collaborate and our businesses to corporate opposition leader benjamin netanyahu got 15 minutes a face time, a man not used to taking a back seat during u. s. presidential visits, netanyahu has worked hard to undermine his opponents, accusing them of being on statesmen like and unqualified to lead. these images will no doubt work in the pete's favor had of november's elections. israel's 5th, in 4 years. this trip is less about who is or will be prime

and petro chemicals. last month, iran and the u. s. tried to negotiate the resumption of the agreements under the previous phone back in 2015. now washington has asked around to curb it's nuclear program if the country wants the western sanctions to be listed. now some of the restrictions had been imposed earlier by then president donald trump, who scrapped the multilateral deal with iran. now, however, toronto said it will not bow to any american demands which it's called, extravagant. raining officials have refused to agree to any additional concessions beyond. they say what was sealed in the original deal back in 2015. now the university of toronto professor site mohammed brandy says the u. s. has a pretty poor track record when it comes to sticking to its obligations under international agreements. us as a history of arrogance towards iran. in the past, every time the reviews agree to some sort of wrapper small with the united states, the american stab them in the back the united states is constantly seeking a deal where there are

terrorists. meanwhile, during his recent trip to to iran, president vladimir putin reiterated that the u. s. must stopped its exploitative behavior in syria and across the region. russia, iran and turkey, despite our divergent views on what is happening on the euphrates, have a shared position that the u. s. must stop stealing from the syrian people. they must stop taking oil from there and they must withdraw from the country. we believe that in order to achieve long term stability, their control over the entire territory must be transferred to the official government in damascus. under the control of the armed forces of the theory, era, republic, independent journalists, vanessa bailey says, the us actions in syria are nothing short of theft and piracy. i think it was only 2 days ago that 40 oil tankers were seen leaving north east to iraq. and from there, of course, they're sold predominantly into israel. the theory and people are living under some of the most barbaric functions that we've ever seen in history. that also even affect countries that are coming to the assistance of syria to rebuild civilian infrastructure. so we have sanctions

iran. a phobic sentiment says joe biden wraps up his 1st presidential visit to the middle east. the u. s. is once more trying to create tensions and crises across the region through relying on the failed policy of iran, a phobia. your joint statement released after by this trip to israel emphasized u. s. lead efforts to prevent a t, ron from building a nuclear bomb biden has asserted, there could be a possibility of using force against iran as a quote. last resort in turn to ron has retorted that it's the us that was the 1st country to use nuclear weapons. and the u. s. cells, massive amounts of arms across the middle east, in flaming tensions. earlier this week runs president promised a harsh response to any escalation by washington, or if l life right now, biden's saber rattling comes as the u. s. president has failed to win an immediate oil output increase and the regional security alliance at the arab summit with more on how biden's middle east tour poor dashed u. s. hopes for a grand return to the region. his are to use policy or findings for day, middle east trip is over, but the question of what's actually achieved is still