u.s. state department's latest and it was survey of global terrorism but iran won't welcome another of the surveys or highlights the americans singling out the iranians as the world's leading state sponsor of terrorism the iranians are accused of intensifying many conflicts especially in afghanistan. iraq lebanon and yemen and continued backing for militias such as hezbollah the us government says hezbollah fighters base in lebanon have gone from strength to strength emboldened by their battlefield experience in syria and the americans accuse iran of undermining legitimate governments and american interests in the middle east the report details a worsening of war in afghanistan and coordinated attacks by the taliban and its affiliated hakani network someone launched from pakistan which provoked the us to recently cut three hundred million dollars in security eight let's take a look at the report other findings the u.s. state department says there were about eight thousand five hundred what it caused terrorist attacks around the world last year the task killed eighteen thousand seven hundre

of very overt is with israel and the united states against iran well despite iranian foreign minister pointing of the finger at the u.s. the state department has condemned the massacre in southwest iran and expressed solidarity with the country's people. president trump has delayed his own order to be classified documents related to the russian occlusion probe files are expected to shed light on possible conflicts of interest involving the f.b.i. and government officials. i met with the d.o.j. concerning the declassification of various unredacted documents they agreed to release them but stated that doing so may have a perceived negative impact on the russian probe also key allies called to ask not to release therefore the inspector general has been asked to review these documents on an expedited basis i believe he will move quickly on this and hopefully on other things which he is looking at in the end i can always declassify it if it proves necessary speed is very important to me and everyone. on monday the president ordered the declassification of several pages of a surveillance white on former trump campaign aide carter page other docu

u.s. state department used the falls due to the near defeat of such as i still of the same time americans again single iran as the leading state sponsor of continuing attacks so what novel the so-called global war on terror this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program. a fall by almost a quarter in the number of attacks by armed groups worldwide last year that's one of the conclusions of the u.s. state department's latest and it was survey of global terrorism but iran won't welcome another of the surveys or highlights the americans singling out the iranians as the world's leading state sponsor of terrorism the iranians are accused of intensifying many conflicts especially in afghanistan behind iraq lebanon and yemen and continued backing for militias such as hezbollah the us government says hezbollah fighters base in lebanon have gone from strength to strength emboldened by their battlefield experience in syria and the americans accuse iran of undermining legitimate governments and american interests in the middle east the report details a worsening of war in afghanistan and coor

u.s. state department the syrian government and its allies are helping extremists in the country we find out whether the claim stands up to scrutiny. mixed martial arts champions of russia and ireland prepare to face off in one of the biggest sounds in the sports history. are broadcasting live. international and from thomas glad to have you with us now iran has lashed out at three european countries for their policies on separatist groups in iran in the wake of a terrorist atrocity after four gunmen killed at least twenty eight people at a parade in the southwest city of on saturday according to iranian state media tehran has some of the ambassadors of the u.k. netherlands and denmark those three countries are being accused of failing to recognize the patriotic arabic democratic movement as a terrorist movement claimed responsibility for the pages of a surveillance warrant on former campaign aide carter page or the documents concerned former f.b.i. director james comey as well as other former top f.b.i. officials are comments more on why the president put the document release on hold. this d

u.s. state department has stated they rise of terrorism in syria is done to the country's government and its allies igor said on off no analyzes whether the claims in the report correspond with reality with syria there are a few things that have all international play is on the same page the fact that al-qaeda prowse freely through parts of this country is one just like they should know more the debate is about how and who's allowed the terrorists to thrive in syria. over the past decade there are certain regimes permissive attitude towards al-qaeda and other terrorist groups fed the growth of al qaeda i saw in affiliated terrorist networks inside syria washington pins the blame unequivocally on the force that has spent a large part of the past seven years and lost tens of thousands of men repairing the terrorist onslaught. when peace in syria blew to kingdom come in two thousand and eleven al qaeda was busy from the get go and given the chance to oust the assad government a fact the us validated itself. al qaeda in iraq supported the syrian opposition from the beginning both ideologically a

u.s. state department. iran give us and take it because apparently on its own soil it forces the same terrorists it kills in syria it's a crazy standing of reality and it's had but this is very common in the united states rand is helping the syrians defeat these terrorists in their countries but the united states says iran is supporting al qaida it behooves the united states to say that iran is involved in this because this builds a case against iran even though it makes no sense so the united states reports whatever it needs to report to justify its foreign policy. denmark's state t.v. and radio network a d r has been criticized by the european public service broadcaster alliance over its decision to stop promoting multiculturalism o. or. sit together and we have something of the world about it and everything is fun and like the admin can spoil diarra says that the focus has been shifted to the values of democracy and free speech the broadcaster also says its content will reflect to the country's christian

u.s. state department's latest and it was survey of global terrorism but iran won't welcome another of the surveys or highlights the americans singling out the iranians as the world's leading state sponsor of terrorism the iranians are accused of intensifying many conflicts especially in afghanistan. iraq lebanon and yemen and continued backing for militias such as hezbollah the us government says hezbollah fighters base in lebanon have gone from strength to strength emboldened by their battlefield experience in syria and the americans accuse iran of undermining legitimate governments and american interests in the middle east the report details a worsening of war in afghanistan and coordinated attacks by the taliban and its affiliated hakani network someone launched from pakistan which provoked the us to recently cut three hundred million dollars in security eight let's take a look at the report other findings the u.s. state department says there were about eight thousand five hundred what it caused terrorist attacks around the world last year the task killed eighteen thousand seven hundre

u.s. state department accuses the syrian government and its allies of assisting terrorists in the country we examine whether the claims correspond with the reality on the ground. the biggest fight in mixed martial arts district. meet the press set to do battle in two weeks' time. you're watching this weekend. international with the world news this we start with there's been a deadly terror attack this saturday islamic state and another group claimed they had a parade commemorating the start of the iran iraq war from the one nine hundred eighty s. the four men who opened fire were dressed as a reigning revolutionary guards in the southwestern city of. warning the following video we're about to show you does can contain disturbing images. person most we suddenly realised armed people wearing fake military outfits were attacking their comrades from behind the stage and then opened fire on women and children they were just amos's shooting around without a specific target. for terrorists who had brought their guns to the area and hidden them several days ago under cover as civilians to watch t

u.s. state department argues the falls due to the new. such as of the same time americans against iran as the leading state sponsor of continuing attacks so what are the so-called global war on terror this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program. a full by almost a quarter in the number of attacks by armed groups weld wind last year that's one of the conclusions of the u.s. state department's latest i know a survey.

u.s. state department. iran give us and taketh because apparently on its own soil it forces the same terrorists it kills in syria it's a crazy standing of reality and its head but this is very common in the united states rand is helping the syrians defeat these terrorists in their countries but the united states says iran is supporting al-qaeda it behooves the united states to say that iran is involved in this because this builds a case against iran even though it makes no sense so the united states reports whatever it needs to report to justify its foreign policy. european broadcasting union spoken out against policy changes that denmark's largest public t.v. and radio corporation d r eight scored a sized planned budget cuts out a push to reduce the promotion of multiculturalism. or. sit together and we share something. about earl devaney if only. the ethnic ask or so the proposal is instead the focus should be shifted it says to the values of democracy and free speech the broadcaster also wants content to

u.s. state department accuses the syrian government and its allies of assisting terrorists in the country we examine whether the claims correspond with the reality on the ground. collision course ahead of what's being billed as the biggest fight in mixed martial arts history irishman in qana mcgregor and russia's. meet the press with a pair set to do battle in two weeks time. if you're watching us this weekend welcome to your saturday news from c international i'm calling by welcome to the program first for you in iran that has been a deadly terror attack as saturday islamic states and another group claimed they had a parade commemorating the start of the iran iraq war from the one nine hundred eighty s. the four men who opened fire would dressed as a rainy and revolutionary guards in the southwestern city of warning that you might find the following video disturbing to watch. persion most we suddenly realized armed people wearing fake military outfits were attacking their comrades from behind the stage and then opened fire on women and children they were just amos the shooting around wit

u.s. state department accuses the syrian government and its allies of assisting terrorists in the country coming up we examine whether or not the claims correspond with the reality on the ground. and collision course at what's billed as the biggest fights in mixed martial arts history. russia's. meet the press with a pair set to do battle in just two weeks time. good afternoon kevin though in this is out international live from moscow has just turned three pm now this saturday afternoon and breaking news to tell you about the islamic state terror group says it carried out an attack on a military parade in southwest around this morning which left twenty four dead to show the moment of the shooting please be aware the pictures coming up are disturbing. at least fifty three people two were wounded in that attack additionally military parades are taking place right now across the country to mark the anniversary of the start of the war between iran and iraq back in the nineteen eighties iran's state media says quote the shooting is a terrorist attack the country's foreign minister quickly appo

u.s. state department accuses the syrian government and its allies of assisting terrorists in the country we examine whether their claims correspond with the reality on the ground. collision course said it was billed as the biggest fight for mixed martial arts history irishman colleague regular and. meet the press with the pair set to do battle in two weeks time. by the. first one out international deadly terror attack on iran islamic state and various other groups claim that they hit a parade commemorating the start of the rock around war from the one nine hundred eighty four man who opened fire with dressed as a rainy revolutionary guards on the upcoming video disturbing. president must we suddenly realised armed people wearing fake military outfits were attacking their comrades from behind the stage and then opened fire on women and children they were just a messy shooting around without a specific target. masses for terrorists who had brought their guns to the area and hidden them several days ago under cover as civilians to watch the parade then they went and picked up their guns and

u.s. state department had to say about turkey's purchase of s. four hundred missile systems you know when it goes against our policy to have a nato ally such as turkey use an ass four hundred system part of the problem with that it is that it is not in iraq robel with other nato systems and so we are against the having some of our partners and allies around the world potentially purchase us for hundreds it would trigger carrots is not going to get into that but we have made very clear what could trigger sanctions for other countries and entities around the world. now it's also important to point out that india is in the final stages of purchasing the ass four hundred missile system themselves saudi arabia is also discussing purchased as a bit as arc atar and iraq now it's interesting that that these sanctions were imposed on china when a number of countries around the world have purchased the exact same as four hundred missile system it would appear to some observers that these sanctions are being enforced selectively. ok kind of open in new york

u.s. state department does not release statistics on passport fraud cases for security reason reasons. ere are reports of some people being stuck in mexico, their passports allegedly revoked when trying to reenter the u.s. even some cases of people being detained at immigration detention centers. however, the u.s. state department is pushing back on many of those reports saying fraudulent birth documents were once prevalent in certain border communities along the texas mexico line and along certain midwives and doctors. the feds claim they are double checking the authenticity. in a statement, heather knauer a spokesperson for the state department says "this is an irresponsible attempts to create a division and instilled fear among american citizens. while attempting to inflame tensions over immigration. under the trump administration, domestic passport denials for midwife cases are at a six year low. "meanwhile attorneys for the aclu now say they are looking at legal options, they just celebrated a recent victory successfully suing and halting the separation of immigrant children from t

u.s. state department is apparently trying to contell porrize their grand. cretary of state mike pompeo joined instagram this week, which is odd. this was his first post. declaring his department the department of swagger. that's real. you know, between the space force and the department of swagger? [ laughter ] this trump administration has really given us an exciting look at what the government could be if it were run by a wealthy 12-year-old. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] put that back up there. i have to say, nothing sums this administration up better than a photo of a black woman looking on on as two white people fist bump. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] you know? not only does mike pompeo have an instagram account, the state department revised their new employee orientation video to fit in with the hip new attitude. >> welcome to the state department. as a new member of our organization, you are a vital part of american foreign policy. and as a new employee, you'll quickly learn what other civil servants already know. the state department i

u.s. state department champagne and laughter swapping autographs with the israelis and handshakes with secretary of state christopher then as to that they have an agreement with israel it will bring them closer to washington. and we understand that if you make an agreement it can be grabbed and it will open up relations to the arab world this was egypt. it was a strategic deal we were accepted by the would relations been us and our board moved the much equally into the softness us embassies its authority this immediately allowed to denise to enter into serious negotiation with is the leading a year later into a peace agreement us in jordan we accepted with the palestinians to all sorts of forms of force that we were not accepted before huge investments came to israel. mega companies in the chinese japanese everybody came. and you're going to host died four months later. your hand holst and norway played an essential part in helping to turn the middle east from a cauldron of hostility into a cradle of hope later in one nine hundred ninety four arafat peres and rabin what all of your did the nobel

u.s. state department iran give us and take it because apparently on its own soil it forces the same terrorists it kills in syria it's a crazy standing of reality and its head but this is very common in the united states rand is helping the syrians defeat these terrorists and their countries but the united states says iran is supporting al-qaeda it behooves the united states to say that iran is involved in this because this builds a case against iran even though it makes no sense so the united states reports whatever needs to report to justify its foreign policy. to another story we're closely following today big european broadcasting union has spoken out against policy changes that denmark's largest public t.v. radio corporation diyar it criticize planned budget cuts a push to reduce the promotion of integration. sit together and we. might be at school so instead focus has been shifted to the values of democracy and free speech it saves the broadcaster also wants content to portray the country's christian cultural heritage well the changes were published by denmark's ministry of culture with p

u.s. state department accuses the syrian government and its allies of assisting terrorists in the country coming up we examine whether or not the claims actually correspond with the reality on the ground. and collision course ahead of what's being billed as the biggest fight in mixed martial arts history arash one corner mcgregor and russia. meet the press with the person set to do battle in a fortnight's time. bring it all to do my name's kevin though in this is our international live from moscow just in four pm now here this saturday afternoon into that breaking news we're talking about for last five six hours now iran has been hit by a deadly terror attack the smalling is the country remembers an important day in its history terrorists thought to be from a sunni muslim group were dressed as revolutionary guards and opened fire during a big parade it left at least twenty four people dead and dozens of others injured this saturday marks the anniversary of the iran iraq war during the one nine hundred eighty s. . oh. for the sake of. the . soldiers in crawling on the ground as gun fire bl

u.s. state department i mean almost immediately said this was a legitimate government and that was part of this effort to get regime change in. trying to find some way to revive the for going twenty first agreement where maybe you can bring back into some titular way that became not a possibility anymore then you had eastern ukraine resisting crimea wanting to break away and things rapidly escalating. voters will decide sunday whether they'll leave ukraine enjoying russia the campaign with the slogan together with russia has the backing of moscow the crimea situation the referendum is also happening during this period very quickly. karim. you. know. but it's done that was through it. that the new security it. could see that the. crimean authorities sensing the mood of the populace fully supported victory on a covert his decision to postpone the two thousand and thirteen european union association deal and side deeper ties to russia. as the events in kiev took their course crimean authorities issued a declaration putting into words the fears of its people based on the will of the crimean wh

u.s. state department official and worked in the white house during the reagan administration the division was along geographic lines traditionally russian eastern ukraine voted for young age while western ukraine chose use janko by the announced result viktor yuschenko lost to victory on a co-feature but thousands of people didn't agree with it and they came to the central square of kiev on the twenty second of november. the situation received wide news coverage the country's election commission ignored reports of fraud declaring kremlin back. the winner international politicians such as former general secretary of nato. became frequent guests in kiev initiating negotiations between parties in a faltering will they. be able to get. the results of the negotiations however were often reached only on paper thus you shan't go never told the supporters to stop blocking government buildings in central kiev. therefore these nonviolent and very orange protests lasted for a month during which time the previous election results were no marred by massive corruption and new elections were announced a

u.s. state department right what was your post an impression of john mccain well he was a man of conviction he was irascible he was very passionate about u.s. foreign policy and u.s. leadership in the world when i was at the state department we were looking at one of the hottest phases in the ukraine crisis and he wanted to bring everybody around and huddle around maps and really talk about what was happening on the ground in country he was really worried about ukraine and he saw it as just another. you know front line in the spread of democracy the spread of clean governance the spread of you know liberal order beyond the united states' borders and so no country was too remote too far for him to say the u.s. has a role to play as their partner an ally right up like to bring in alexandra now. you know former presidents barack obama and george w. bush are among those who are also expected to give tributes here alexander what does this tell us. well i think that this is very telling that it was john mccain himself who explicitly asked former presidents george w. bush and barack obama to deliv

u.s. state department what impression did he leave on what he was a passionate man a passionate advocate for us role in the world u.s. leadership principled leadership you know the meetings that i had with him whether be preparing to come to the munich security conference or a nato summit you know this was a guy who like to get out the map and really talk about. the nitty gritty details of what was going on when i was at the state department you know one of the big issues was ukraine and russia russia's presence in ukraine and you know this is a guy who really cared deeply about ukraine's future and so there was no country in the world no matter how far away from the united states or how remote that wasn't seen to him as a front in that struggle to widen the circle of democracies right so i like to come back to you finally we've had a lot of high profile voices giving us their opinions of this man but what do average americans remember mccain for. many people told me they think he was a role war hero that's what do you hear when you ask them about john mccain that he was a memory that he was

u.s. state department i know that you ain't close quarters with him at some point what did you think of him when i had the privilege to sit in a couple of meetings with him an f. time you saw that this is a man who cares deeply about the u.s. role in the world this is a guy who you know during those times that we were together in twenty fourteen twenty fifteen the ukraine crisis was quite acute but if it was anything the n.t.i. says coalition in the middle east whatever he somebody who pulled out the maps wanted to look at the maps wanted to talk through every detail of policy because no corner of the earth was too remote for us global leadership and he was really invested in making sure that leadership was maintained so given all the things that he was able to do in his life what do you think his name legacy will be i think he's got a great deal of to see first of all his moral leadership i mean his role as a as a maverick of somebody who's willing to reach across the aisle as president obama said somebody who's willing to be unpredictable and enjoy and build new alliances that's that's qu

u.s. state department scholarship and he worked for a new york law firm which represented the organization commodity a group that appeared earlier when we learned about the color. revolutions we're dealing with democratic blood blister aleutian this is the revolution of roses and this is me kyle saakashvili with camara busy overthrowing the legitimately elected president eduard shevardnadze. but. was. soon after the rose revolution blossom fully george announced its intentions to join nato and plant fresh nato military bases in the fertile soil right on russia's border never ever will give our freedom and independence never ever will give any piece of our territory saakashvili is mission was accomplished at least with his friends and nato the georgian populace wasn't quite as happy though in two thousand and seven they took to the streets to voice discontent and mr saakashvili responded with force. the people's discontent. saakashvili party lost parliamentary elections and the opposition took control he sat this means that the parliamentary majority and new government the president accordi

u.s. state department responded to the comments a spokesperson said as president moon has stated the improvement of relations between north and south korea cannot advance separately from resolving north korea's nuclear program the united states and the republic of korea work closely together on north korea issues and remain in close contact to coordinate our unified response to north korea well mcbride has more from seoul. south korea's security chief jungi young confirming on his return to seoul after meeting with north korean officials wednesday in pyongyang that this third into korean summit will take place in pyongyang between september eighteenth to the twentieth it will be the third summit between one julian of south korea and kim jong un in an attempt to restart the whole dialogue after the apparent stalling of negotiations between pyongyang and washington north korean and south korean officials will start meeting next week to lay the groundwork for this at upcoming summit it has also been agreed that a liaison office between north and south korea will now be established this was meant to

u.s. state department saying the fundamental business model and fiscal practices that have marked on rougher years tied to an endlessly and exponentially expanding community of entitled beneficiaries is simply unsustainable the united states will no longer commit further funding to this irredeemably flawed operation for the palestinian leadership that isn't is not about the specifics of a un agency rather an attack on the palestinian cause the us may argue that it's taxpayers' money and there are free to do whatever they want to do with it yes but will give them the right garber of the stealing of my land my future my spirit my hopes my capital maxim was my holy subject our church they have no right whatsoever the palestinians the final status of the more than five million refugees who assert a right of return to present day israel is like the status of jerusalem an issue to be settled by the go see a should not by a preemptive u.s. position that position is referred to at least in the language used in the u.s. statement when it talks about the exponentially expanding number of people who re

u.s. state department accuses the syrian government and its allies of helping extremists in the country we find out whether the claim stands up to scrutiny.

u.s. state department and white house statement said that we did not go put it yes we will not cooperate and we will choose we did choose among the lot of the rights of all refugees and our right for independence all of all the relationship with this administration and i want to talk to you about the palestinian moves at the i.c.c. how confident are you and in need is about the court the i.c.c. taking on the israel palestine issue when it's under so much pressure itself it's been threatened with sanctions by the trumpet ministration can you go ahead with this move to the i.c.c. . well i think we palestinians have passed the test of being immune to the us administration bullied blackmail and pressure all through the last year. and that now it's up to the international community to answer you question out of the goal of they going to stand up for their mandate for the responsibility to bring accountability to states that commit war crimes and crimes against humanity as is and does on a daily basis here in the occupied palestinian territories and against the palestinian people so frankly the te

u.s. state department accuses the syrian government and its allies of helping extremists in the country we find out whether the.

u.s. state department i.q. says the syrian government did its allies of assisting terrorists in the country we examine whether the claims correspond with the.

u.s. state department accuses the syrian government and its assisting terrorists in the country we examine whether the claims correspond with the reality on the ground.

u.s. state department says the saudi and iraqi coalition is avoiding civilian casualties and rather a potent says the two russians accused of attempted murder in the u.k. are and in military intelligence they are civilians. thank you for joining us the european parliament has voted to punish hungary full flouting democratic rules four hundred forty eight members approved what's called ought of course seven starting a series of sanctions that could end up with hungary losing voting rights hungary and leaders are accused of failing to respect european law in the treatment of migrants and refugees as well as limiting freedom of expression and independence of the judiciary has the latest from the european parliament in strasbourg with the first time any peace have chosen article seven against a member state in this case they took the unprecedented move all voting for this process is procedure and it gets hungry because they say that grae has been breaching e.u. values and principles and i want it talking about all the rights human rights being eroded in the country civil liberties being curtaile

u.s. state department saying the fundamental business model in fiscal practices that have marked on rougher years tied to an endlessly and exponentially expanding community of entitled beneficiaries is simply unsustainable the united states will no longer commit further funding to this irredeemably flawed operation for the palestinian leadership that is asian is not about the specifics of a u.n. agency rather an attack.

u.s. state department saying the fundamental business model and fiscal practices that have marked on rough for years tied to a rise and asli an exponentially expanding community of entitled beneficiaries is simply unsustainable the united states will no longer commit further funding to this irredeemably flawed operation for the palestinian leadership the decision is not about the specifics of a u.n. agency rather an attack on the palestinian cause the u.s. may argue that it's taxpayers' money and there are free to do whatever they want to do with it yes but it will give them the right garber of the stealing of my land my future my spirit and my hopes my capital maxim was my holy subject our church they have no right whatsoever. the palestinians the final status of the more than five million refugees who assert a right of return to present day israel is like the status of jerusalem an issue to be settled by the go ca sion not by a preemptive u.s. position that position is referred to at least in the language used in the us statement when it talks about the exponentially expanding number of

u.s. president was unchanged president trump canceled a visit to the north by his secretary of state last month citing a lack of progress but the u.s. state departmentresponded to the comments a spokesperson said as president made his say to the improvement of relations between north and south korea cannot advance separately from resolving north korea's nuclear program the united states and the republic of korea work closely together on north korea issy's and remain in close contact to coordinate a unified response to north korea by let's go live now to the south korean capital seoul and our correspondent there rob mcbride it had been feared rob hadnot this the slights if you like in the repression between north korea and washington would affect north-south relations or that doesn't seem to be the case. that's right martin this announcement that the summit will go ahead was expected but as you said there are think a sense of relief here in seoul that what is happening in the relationship between pyongyang and washington doesn't seem to have impacted too badly get on the relationship between north and south korea young the senior security official fo