u.n. security council to condemn the killing of so the money after a show and the shia militia leader who died alongside him so more from the u.n. shortly but 1st political home with this report from the pentagon on the confusion around that letter about the u.s. troops. there was a huge scramble here at the pentagon with the secretary of defense of the chairman of the joint chiefs suddenly appearing before reporters to say don't mind that letter u.s. policy hasn't changed they insist that this general wrote this letter and this date simply to notify iraq that there be increased helicopter traffic as they move troops in and out of iraq but if you read the letter that's not mentioned anywhere in there it seems fairly explicit what he's saying saying that as requested by the iraqi parliament the prime minister they're getting ready to move on begin implementing this next phase of operations goes on to say we respect your sovereign decision to order our departure so nowhere in the letter does it say anything about increased traffic it makes it fairly clear that the pentagon was planning to le

justice is now going to refer the matter to the un security council and this was a unanimous decision by judges from my mar china russia so at the u.n. security council is going to be very difficult for permanent members to veto any action now that their own judges of made this determination so we haven't come to any justice as such or we have them is possibly potentially reach the end of the line for denial by the berm ease my remark government about the genocide process which has been going on for a long long time and became much more serious since june 2012 so i think it is a very important step as can be very difficult now for both the burma's government to continue with their denial and for other nations to go along with that everyone's on notice now for example we had a huge investment conference here and in london in march last year run by the british government for investment into burma myanmar how are they going to be able to do something like that again with this judgment on the table so the significance is there that we now have a determination. yes but we have a determination that there's a case to answer as simon you've

u.n. security council condemnation of the strikes in g.d.s. we've obtained a copy of the letter that was sent to the president of the security council and the secretary general from iraq it says that the any military operation on iraqi soil without the consent of the iraqi government and without prior coordination is considered as a provocative hostile act that violates the charter of the united nations the letter asked the security council to condemn the conducted air strikes and assassination which contravene the with the human rights obligations of the united states so iraq seeking some kind of action by the u.n. security council but this is very unlikely clearly the security council is like on so many other issues deeply divided on this particular fact we've heard from the russian ambassador stating bluntly that there is no likelihood of any statement out of the u.n. security council on this ongoing crisis that has been his general concern in the international community about there being a larger conflict playing out possibly between iran a

u.n. security council renews a syrian aid operation and scales it back to avoid a russian veto. voting begins for elections that are expected to keep taiwan's pro independence leader in power to the annoyance of china. the u.s. has imposed additional sanctions on iran in retaliation for the iranian missile attack on u.s. forces in iraq they targeted iran's manufacturing and mining industries as well as 8 senior officials white house correspondent can be healthy it has more already americans are under attack what are we tensions between the united states and iran still escalating on friday the u.s. secretary of state and treasury secretary and oust more sections against iran in retaliation for its attack on iraq the military bases used by u.s. troops the president has been very clear we will continue to apply economic sanctions until iran stops its terrorist activities and commit that it will never have nuclear weapons the sanctions target or raw and steel iron trade construction mining and techs. tile industries are also saying sins against 8 senior iranian officials the trumpet

u.n. security council but this isn't very likely the council and as on so many other issues deeply divided on this matter the chinese ambassador is saying that he is consulting with other members of the council when asked whether he will call for an urgent meeting the russian ambassador being even more blunt asked whether there was a likelihood of a joint statement from the security council he simply said no so clearly the issue of the security council and dealing with this crisis at the moment very very difficult where the council remains totally disappear knighted. and pictures just coming to us now out of the iranian city of command and that's the custom sort of monies hometown the coffin carrying his body has just arrived there it will be his final resting place and he will be buried there on tuesday after the funeral procession to on a sort of money and the top iranian military commander who was assassinated last week when the $2.00 said beggar reporter who takes us through earlier events in tehran. a nation in mourning and tears from the supreme leader for iran's top military general

u.n. security council imposed a crippling trade embargo. for us as young people we've lived through the sanctions during our childhood we don't want to face the same thing again we want to build the country. instead the country now risks sliding backwards the unfolding crisis between the u.s. and iran has shifted attention away from iraq's months long protest movement demanding far reaching political reform and an end to iranian interference in iraq . nation demonstrators have been attacked at least twice by pro iranian crowds their worst fear however is losing their cause. people are afraid they are afraid of a strike that happened and they fear that something will happen inside to rear to end these demonstrations demonstrators are divided over the parliament's non-binding the session on sunday to expel foreign troops some support the motion calling the u.s. strike a violation of iraqi sovereignty and we want iraq to be an independent country a country thinks and decides makes its own decisions without any intervention by outside forces wh

secure the peace in libya. well the u.n. framework by the security council is ultimately broken in libya another is the u.n. that came in for the letterman but it gave its members 173 doesn't live in to rely on its responsibility to protect doctrine led the coals internationally it's a day in libya the say civilian lawyers from i look at the after the arab spring started and there are dozens now 9 years later something about the situation is radically different it is the u.n. security council's fruma which is broken has been many allegations maybe little rocks for how they supported discreetly out there since 101350 during the 2nd civil war and then i'm not allowed to sanction him or threaten him or condone and that this is the members of the un security council's framework and the framework that is supposed to result conflict and and protect civilian learns has really been threatened by the example of the convert or what we distill this down for is if we go back to 2011 there was disbelief the arab spring was beginning there was this belief that something good could happen in the arab world and in northern

u.n. security council the west continues to defend the chemical weapons watchdogs report on syria's duma incident in 2018 asked on the watchdog zone former inspector court to get contradictory. the forum to use in the car if the reports were contradictory were complete structure on work to cover the story. because i'm between rich and poor grows further still most of the globe's wealthiest and most powerful gather of the 50th world economic forum in the swiss alps. the u.s. secretary of state means venezuelan opposition leader one why don't american firms get another wave on the sanctions that hit everyone else. a very warm welcome to you you're watching r t international with me because. the u.n. security council has debated the investigation by the world's chemical weapons watchdog into an incident in the syrian city of duma back in 2018 russia has questions the published findings triggering a backlash from western countries during the session a former o.p.c. w. specialist said the fact finding team had serious misgivings a chemical attack had even occurred ok we're going to give you some break

u.n. security council that brought it to life the u.n. security council has a very important role that goes beyond the role that turkey can play and germany can play because they're not members of the u.n. security council the members of the u.n. security council the u.s. u.k. france russia and china and one of those members is essentially trying to give diplomatic immunity or have to continue to not only commit war crimes in the way that has been investigated for the last 5 years but the continuous offensive it's simple we've been distracted for the last 4 months by the idea an illusion of russian support there because putin invited him to moscow putin's never met after. the left russia because he couldn't meet putin so i don't understand how west discussing the role that russia plays when a century the actors are simple france giving diplomatic immunity egypt in the u.a.e. giving merger support if they want to solve it it's that conversation they just start with they shouldn't start by playing a game of russian smoke and mirrors in berli

u.n. security council even if it doesn't discuss this today will discuss this soon and we're telling you in a week's time nic there is a meeting actually about this document the u.n. charter which is nearly 75 years old and up holding the u.n. charter and lots of people will be coming to that meeting foreign ministers from some countries we know that one of those planning to attend is the iranian foreign minister mohammed job and the reef clearly if he does come to the meeting then his comments in the security council chamber i think it's going to be even stronger than. they were going to be but it is worth telling you that the latest i have from iranian diplomats is that he has not yet been granted his visa to come to the un by the u.s. authorities and james nerve fishel comment as yet but one does wonder you know how much concern there must be at the united nations and the delegates there and the potential instability that might be caused by this action. the instability in the middle east in countries where the u.n. security council certainly is very interested in places like afghanistan

u.n. security council to condemn the killing of sort of money and a shia militia leader who died alongside u.n. chief tears he's worried about the growing fallout i've been following the recent rise in global tensions with great concern i mean constant contact with living officials around the worlds and my message is simple and clear stop escalation. exercise maximum restraint restart dialogue new international cooperation that does not suggests the terrible human suffering caused by walk but massive scenes of grief and rage have filled the streets of iran's capital supreme leader ayatollah khomeini. led funeral presidents more from iran shortly but 1st let's look at some of what the left has said about u.s. troops in iraq in jew deference to the sovereignty of the republic of iraq the combined joint task force will be repositioning forces over the course of the coming days and weeks to prepare for on wood movement let's speak to john hendren who joins us live now from washington d.c. and john it was all a big mistake but we are going to see treat repositioning only. we are going to see tr

u.n. security council imposed a crippling trade embargo. for us as young people we've lived through the sanctions during our childhood we don't want to face the same thing again we want to build the country. instead the country now risks sliding backwards the unfolding crisis between the u.s. and iran has shifted attention away from iraq's months long protest movement demanding far reaching political reform and an end to iranian interference in iraq . assisting nation demonstrators have been attacked at least twice by pro iranian crowds their worst fear however is losing their cause. people are afraid they are afraid of a strike that happened and they fear that something will happen inside to rear to these demonstrations demonstrators are divided over the parliament's non-binding the session on sunday to expel foreign troops some support the motion calling the u.s. strike a violation of iraqi sovereignty and we want iraq to be an independent country a country that thinks and decides and makes its own decisions without any intervention by ou

u.n. security council clashes sparked a fierce debate some of them to the new political. world are you like the russians pushing that own spin and that we must defend the credibility and the findings of the p c w. also this hour rising global and appalling is undermining confidence in capitalism a new report finds as the world's richest and most powerful gather in the 50th world economic forum in the swiss alps. and as the u.s. secretary of state meet men as well an opposition leader want to go american companies get an extension to trade with venezuelan oil companies bypassing sanctions. a very warm welcome to the program from all of us here in moscow thanks for joining us this hour. the u.n. security council has witnessed heated debates over a probe by the global chemical weapons watchdog into an incident in the syrian city of durham up back in 2018 the u.s. and the u.k. defended the report despite leaks casting serious doubt on whether a chemical attack took place all. let's just be in no down there was this chemical weapons attack in june we must defend the credibilit

u.n. security council the west continues to defend the chemical weapons report on syria's dreamer and say that in 2018 despite the watchdog's own former inspector put it contradictory. the findings in the form of the all. contradictory what were her words were. the governments to. the chasm between rich and poor grows the still that sounds the globe's wealthiest most powerful gather for the 50th world economic forum in the swiss alps. also this hour as the u.s. secretary of state meets venezuelan proposition. american farms get rejected not the wave on the sanctions that hit everyone else but. bringing you up to speed on the biggest events from around the world this is our international thanks for joining us all this changed. and that start with one of the biggest of out of the stories that's the fact that the u.n. security council has debated the investigation by the walls chemical weapons watchdog into an incident in the syrian city of doom up in 2080 in russia has questions the published findings which has triggered a backlash from western countries during the session a former speciali

u.n. security council the west continues to decide into the chemical weapons watchdogs report on syria's duma incident in 2018 despite the watchdogs own foreman spot inspector when it contradictory. the findings in the front of the room all were contradictory but were complete. with what the 2 of understood. the chasm between rich and poor grows father still that sounds the globe's wealthiest and most powerful data for the 50th so much for him and the swiss alps. and the u.s. secretary of state meets venezuelan opposition leader one american farms to get gets a new knocked out waves out on the sanctions that hit everyone else. 247 live from the russian capital this is our international i'll be taking you through the biggest stories of the day so far starting with this one the u.n. security council has debated the investigation by the walls chemical weapons watchdog into an incident in the syrian city of duma back in 20 teen russia has questioned the published findings triggering a backlash from western countries during the session of former o.p.c. w. specialist said the fact finding team had

u.n. security council so i think if you'll look at the opinion in the general assembly definitely i'm boss majority will of course the u.s. actions but because it's undemocratic the security council's undemocratic and not representative of today's changed our realities the u.s. is still holding on and preventing any kind of you know legitimate response by the collective international community and that's a shame. now today later on we're waiting for some sort of statement coming from donald trump that he promised on twitter and it's also been reported that iran's president is to deliver a speech as soon as well today what do you think we might hear from them. well you know i think it's going to call it a big victory and he's going to basically say you know we came out unscathed and we took over terrorists that's what they're seeing is good general qassim solar money and i think he's going to basically claim we create. if you're starting from as a politician i don't think is looking for long term presence of u.s. forces in the region not easy aiming at some kind of hedge money i think there

u.n. security council the west continues to defend the chemical weapons what stocks report on syria's duma incident in 2018 despite the watchdogs only former inspector contradictory to the findings of the fun of it all. part of her victory we're competing to turn around we're. going to stir. the chasm between rich and poor grows father skill that sounds the globe's wealthiest and most powerful got the 50th wild economic forum and the swiss alps. and as the u.s. secretary of state meets venezuelan opposition leader. american farms are getting yet to not the way down the sanctions that hit everyone else. it's 5 pm here in moscow this tuesday afternoon for myself and the whole team here at all th q a very warm welcome to the program. and starts us off this hour at the u.n. security council has debated the investigation by the wall its chemical weapons watchdog into an incident in the syrian city of in 20 teen russia has questioned the published findings triggering a backlash from western countries during a session a former o.p.c. specialist said the fact finding team had serious misgivings a

u.n. security council to west continues to defend the chemical weapons what stocks report on syria's 28 to my end so that despite the what cell phone former inspector couldn't get contradictory. the findings of the final day of the report were contradictory but were complete turnaround were worth of. the story of. the divide between the ridiculously rich on the rest of us is out of warning labels a new report finds as the world's great system most powerful god but for the 50th economic forum and this was. not us secretary of state needs venezuela an opposition leader one quite so american farms get an extension to trade with the country by bypassing sanctions applied to other. 3 pm here in the russian capital wherever you are in the wild thanks for tuning in to international. and let's start with this story the u.n. security council has debated a probe by the global chemical weapons watchdog into an incident in the syrian city of duma back in 2018 russia has questioned the published findings triggering a backlash from western countries during a session of former specialist said the fact fi

u.n. security council, he roamed throughout the region with impunity. his hand bore the blood of more american service members than anyone else alive. hundreds of american families have buried loved ones because of him. veterans have learned to live with permanent injuries inflicted by his terrorists. and in iraq, and in syria and beyond, the entire region felt the effects of his evil tactics. we should welcome his death and its complication of tehran's terrorism industrial complex, but we must remain vigilant and soberly prepare for even further aggression. now, it is completely appropriate this decision would generate interest and questions from this body. we can and we should learn more about the intelligence and thinking that led to this operation and the plan to defend american personnel and interests in the wake of it. i'm glad the administration will hold an all-senators briefing on wednesday. it will be led by secretary of defense esper, chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, general milley, secretary of state pompeo, and c.i.a. director haspel.

u.n. security council the west continues to defend the chemical weapons watchdog on syria's 20 percent despite the watchdogs inspector calling it contradictory. the findings of the final reform. party for victory what were her words were. part of. the divide between the ridiculously rich on the rest of offices are appalling levels a new report finds as the world's richest the most powerful god of the 5th year while the number 4 and this was solid. as the u.s. secretary of state means venezuelan opposition need to why joe american farms get an extension to trade with the country bypassing sanctions all the. 2 pm here in moscow from myself and everyone here in the newsroom a very warm welcome to the program. and let's start with probably the biggest story developing overnight the u.n. security council has debated a probe by the global chemical weapons watchdog into an incident in the syrian city of doom up back in 28 teen russia has questioned the published findings triggering a backlash from the western countries during the session a former specialist said the fact finding team had serious misg

u.n. security council resolutions and international law and then. an exciting part of the golan again that is a violation of international early years ok and the recognition of jerusalem as israel's capital again which you say that is a violation of international recognition of jerusalem as israel's capital by the u.s. is taking a position on one of the final status issues as they've been defined by the israelis and palestinians for us for a very long time and the final status issues include druce of them and settlements and. and. borders and based on the 67 line and access to water and refugees and all of these issues so when where in the us changed its position in terms of jerusalem as in all of these other examples that you quoted it didn't change what the international consensus is because if you go to the security council meetings which we have monthly on this on the subject. and you hear the rest of the security council members and you look at the votes in the general assembly and you look at you know the discussions in europe etc elsewhere in

u.n. security council to reinstate sanctions. we have therefore been left with no choice given iran's actions but to register today our concerns that iran is not meeting its commitments we do this in good faith with the overarching 2 rejecting of preserving the j c p o a the measure by the 3 european countries is a passive action taken from a position of weakness iran will respond to any infringement ill will and non-constructive measures seriously decisively and in an appropriate manner we don't exclude that you conceived actions of the euro trio will lead to a new escalation around the. though the statement expresses some hope an intention to save the nuclear deal not all leaders are overly concerned for instance the british prime minister now seems to think there's a viable plan b. already if we get rid of it let's replace it let's replace it with the troop deal ok that's what we need. and i think that would be a great way for the nuclear deal called the joint a comprehensive plan of action was signed in 2015 by around of thos

u.n. security council has been meeting to discuss the situation in syria but i'm told in the margins of the meeting there were various discussions between ambassadors about the killing of general sort of money and diplomatic circles there are questions being asked about the legality of the move and whether it's a violation of the u.n. charter. we just for for the escape this is what we need no we need diskette ition we need stability in the region and we would really encourage everybody. to work for further this case is that a violation in china's view of china. china's foreign ministry spokesperson has made. to this america we are. paying close attention to the situation and when i can stay in the u.s. so for me in force you to gnash know relations and the suffering and territorial integrity of for iraq food to be fully respected meanwhile the u.n. secretary general antonio good terraces issued a statement he's called for leaders to exercise maximum restraint he says the world does not mean another war in the gulf. now that statement the jones mentioned was well received by agnes calabar w

u.n. security council of the syrian army successfully it liberates a terrorist stronghold and it looked province. lives of millions of civilians are now even greater risks years collation and it is not due to the operations of the syrian armed forces but the constant and deliberate provocations of the terrorists . no natural time actually to get away from. the european parliament gives final approval for bread said as a british i mean do you stage a brownie farewell in their last ever appearance. such exception the capital city and yet its heroes in the d.c. on the outskirts of peace to. revisit in arab neighborhood cramped behind a concrete security barrier and east jerusalem hailed by donald trump as the future capital of a palestinian state. watching our 2 international coming to you live from the russian capital where it's just turned 10 am welcome to the program. unsubstantiated accusations russia's branded u.k. and u.s. jobs at the u.n. security council on syria they cues damascus and its allies of killing civilians in an offensive on the northwestern province of idlib it was launched more

u.n. security council meeting the u.s. rejected his visa so he will not be here for that thank you for all is up there. in washington. in an interview with al jazeera iran's ambassador to the united nations said teheran's next move will depend on the actions of the united states iran is not interested in war iran is not interested in a scale ation of tension in the region i mean increasing the tension in the region will not be in the interest of nobody so iran definitely would like to have to have peace stablish in the neighborhood and the 1st ingredient for peace in their in the region is that we move all of of the forces american forces from our reach. more from us now in teheran with the reaction that. president rouhani has had some strong words for the united states he said the united states should know if they commit another crime even if it is a threat that they would receive a decisive action from the armed forces also we've had. many speaking in the rare live broadcast you see there recorded and then put out on sta

u.n. security council is yet to discuss u.s. president donald trump's middle east peace plan it's been widely criticized the palestinian representative to the u.n. is refusing to engage in talks on talk about today and to james bays reports from the un's headquarters in new york. there's still be no security council meeting about the trump middle east plan the us ambassador kelly craft has not briefed her colleagues but she did come to speak to reporters outside the chamber in the days to come that will be able to work with the countries that were very positive and hopefully have more dialogue and i'm open to conversation with mentor what is there in this deal for the palestinians to like doesn't this just reward israel for illegally taking palestinian land over many decades you know i think i think what you say is a dialogue that has become normal and we need to move away from that dialogue because it's not normal and we need to focus on the palestinian the children the future of a palestinian state she says she's prepared to d

u.n. security council of course a number of signatories to the deal are veto wielding members there and it would be for the u.n. security council to pass a resolution formally lifting the sanctions relief that iran has enjoyed in terms of the deal and so-called snap back would take place of the old sanctions that had applied before the deal was signed in 2015. libya's fragile cease fire is in doubt after warring sides failed to reach a breakthrough during 8 hours of talks in the russian capital the world honey for have turned did not sign a deal formalizing the truce but moscow says the talks are not dead they have also been reports of hostages forces gathering in southern tripoli threatening the truce brokered by turkey and russia over the weekend the turkish president at a one as accused have to of running away from negotiations. in the coming days we will carefully monitor the choices that will be made between hafter and the legitimate government if attacks against the people of the government of libya continue we will never refrain from teaching him the lesson he deserves or said butto

u.n. security council would appear in dealing with the conflicts in particular that iranian u.s. conflict underway at present the u.s. has protested loudly in the course of the day about the fact that the attempt to get a statement issued by the security council condemning the demonstrations and what it says was the attack on its baghdad embassy last week was blocked by russia and china so this is just an indication of how the security council is from playing any effective role in attempting to deescalate the crisis that is being faced right many thanks indeed to the head of nato has warned the iran war to run against further violence and provocations after an urgent meeting held at its headquarters in brussels secretary general again stolzenberg says that a new conflict is in no one's interest stoltenberg has called for restraint deescalation they so maintains a 500 strong training mission in iraq for the fight against eisel but it suspended that mission following the death of sum of money. nato is prepared to continue our training and capacity building when the situation permit

u.n. security council and then ins the letter again with saying that. under the rights of international law iran reserves the right to respond as it sees fit in self-defense so i think what you're seeing here is the u.n. mission at the u.n. basically telling the sick secretary general that laying out the case. that there could be a response and laying out the case for how that could be in the context of international law gape witness to from was talking a little earlier today what 2 hours 3 hours ago now in florida he was talking about imminent attacks as justification for the assassination of custom so the money do you have any more details about what he means by imminent. no and that's where the big question that's been hanging over washington and really around the world today is we're not getting a lot of clear picture of what exactly was this so-called imminent threat and you know we heard from the national security advisor robert o'brian he had a call with with journalists and normally it would fall to him perhaps to give some of these more details

u.n. security council. we have therefore been left with no choice given iran's actions but to register today are concerns that iran is not meeting its commitments under the j c p o a and to refer this matter to the joint commission under the resolution mechanism we see no reasons for such a decision we don't exclude that you conceived actions of the euro trio will lead to a new escalation around the. and will make it impossible to revive the implementation of the nuclear deal in its initial terms which the euro trio is apparently having for. quite a bit of text there but we did want to go through it iran has also blasted the e.u. trios intention to open a probe into to runs noncompliance on his promise there for a response but not everyone seems so concerned because the u.k.'s prime minister barak johnson has a plan b. . if you get rid of it let's replace it let's replace it with the troop deal ok that's what we need. and i think that would be a great way for our let's give you some background to this the g

u.n. security council has been meeting to discuss the situation in syria but i'm told in the margins of the meeting there were various discussions between ambassadors about the killing of general sort of money and diplomatic circles there are questions being asked about the legality of the move and whether it's a violation of the u.n. charter. we will just go for further deescalation this is what we need know we need deescalation we need stability in the region and we would really encourage everybody. to work for father this case is such a violation in china's view of china. the chinese foreign ministry spokesperson has made our. position we are clear we are and paying close attention to this situation and me i can stay in the us so for me in forcing you to gnash no relations and the suffering and territorial integrity of iraq food to be fully respected meanwhile the u.n. secretary general antonio good terraces issued a statement he's called for leaders to exercise maximum restraint he says the world does not mean another war in the gulf. but when we return we'll take a look at some of the

u.n. security council that it reserves the right to self-defense to sell the bodies killing let's get more on that dosage bar joins us live from tehran and we've heard a lot of talk about revenge in iraq what are the fish rules sighing about any retaliation. well and the general consensus here is that a military strike on the general deserves a similar kind of response and that is the official line that we've heard over and over again that any kind of military action deserves a similar reaction from the iranians we've also been hearing from the permanent representative of iran at the united nations he submitted a letter to the governing body there saying that iran will hold the united states government responsible for this act of terrorism we've also been hearing from the foreign minister mohammad javad zarif who appeared on state television late last night to make the case for iran that this action will not go unpunished the reins are adamant that they will pursue the matter further let's hear what else he had to say to me in have to. make republic of iran holds the right to respond any t

u.n. security council in new york the u.n. voting to extend the cross border humanitarian aid operation. to syria but it has been scaled back some wants authorization for the aid which enters the country without the formal permission of the government in damascus has been in place since 2014 it was shuttled to expire on friday now russia which backs the syrian government's offensive in italy province have been pushing for a reduction in a in effect we need to flip that around there's not been a formal reduction in a but they have renewed the syrian cross border aid operation the number of crossings the length of the authorization those 2 things put together have been halted by member countries on the u.n. security council to avoid a russian veto of the whole thing. so it's going ahead it's happening that's a plus but it is constrained within this construct of various aspects of it being cut by 50 percent but it will happen we'll be talking to james bays our diplomatic it is a developing story for you within the next half hour or so. still to come here on the new pressure on the indian go

u.n. security council resolutions on north korea than ever, at any time in history. they are helpful with us today in afghanistan and the projects there, too. it is something folks do not spend a lot of time thinking about. so far, so good, with respect to respecting our sanctions enforcement on the islamic republic of iran. so there are places we can work with china. there are lots of diplomatic fronts where we have -- we don't share the same values, but we have overlapping interests, and we work on those problems. david: so you have been to north korea, and you have met with the leader of north korea on a few occasions, and you have been there when the president has met with him. so what type of person is he? does he have great interesting , thoughts? does he speak english? do you communicate in english with him? can you just kind of summarize what your impression is of the leader of north korea? sec. pompeo: yeah. i've spent more time with him than any american. i passed dennis rodman on the last trip. [laughter] david: ok. ok. sec. pompeo: so, uh, so -- look, he

u.n. security council imposed a crippling trade embargo. for us as young people we've lived through the sanctions during our childhood we don't want to face the same thing again we want to build the country. instead the country now risks sliding backwards the unfolding crisis between the u.s. and iran has shifted attention away from iraq's months long protest movement demanding far reaching political reform and an end to iranian interference in iraq . as a single nation demonstrators have been attacked at least twice by pro iranian crowds their worst fear however is losing their cause in the gym people are afraid they are afraid of a strike that happened and they fear that something will happen inside to rear to these demonstrations demonstrators are divided over the parliament's non-binding the session on sunday to expel foreign troops some support the motion calling the u.s. strike a violation of iraqi sovereignty and we want iraq to be an independent country a country thinks and decides and makes its own decisions without any interventio

u.n. security council has voted to renew a 6 year long cross border operation delivering aid to millions of syrians but the number of border crossings involved and the 9th of the operation have been hard to avoid a veto by russia and people are voting in taiwan's presidential and parliamentary elections you're watching live pictures now from taipei it's being seen as a choice between moving closer to china or continuing to resist beijing's push for reunification opinion polls suggest that current president saying when he was pro independence will win a 2nd term and a bomb has killed at least 15 people in a mosque during friday prayers and pakistan another $22.00 people were injured after that explosion inquests. well next up it's one i want to. talk to al jazeera we were told to get to the uk because through all the ration has this been addressed by tokyo we listen to what these the proposal of spain for. we meet with global news makers and talk about the stories that matter to 0. made a new identity. this is the name for you. my job put forth their immigration law any age and therefore the

u.n. security council of course a number of signatories to the deal are veto wielding members there and it would be for the u.n. security council to pass a resolution formally lifting the sanctions relief that iran has enjoyed in terms of the deal and so-called snap back would take place of the old sanctions that had applied before the deal was signed in 2015 now we've heard from just at morrell he's the foreign policy chief announcing that this decision had been taken he said it was not the intention of the the 3 to see those sanctions put back in place but rather to see iran return to the deal in full compliance. they dispute resolution mechanism he's not too green both sanctions. game of these mechanisms used to resolve issues relating to the implementation of the agreement within defray work to the joint commission. i think it's has to be clear they did check to use therefore to find solutions and return to full compliance with cindy framework of this agreement. now all of that said by mr burrel there where there has up to now been a sort of unified stance by the european players in th