the sanctions should be lifted and that's because imran khan said whilst he was at the united nations general assembly donald trump asked him to talk or mediate between iran and the united states. could this initiative. the prime minister talks about lead to the possibility of pakistan hosting talks between iran and saudi arabia that's a strong possibility because iran has said that they welcome negotiation and dialogue that good gestures will be met with a good gestures and pakistan is trying very hard to arrange some sort of mediator mediation because before iran concept tough for new york to the united nations general assembly he made a stopover in riyadh to meet saudi crown prince mohammed bin still mine and he's going to be heading there next week again to speak to the crown prince so if the iranians agree and if saudi arabia are keen to have some sort of talks it could mean that pakistan facilitate that arrange or host these talks which could lead to some sort of stability in the region because tensions have been high especially since september 14th after that attack on the saudi aramco facility

iran can deduct knowledge that they work tense at mediation when he was attending the united nations general assembly in new york but before he departed for new york he did make a stopover in riyadh to talk with and meet the crown prince mohammed bin. monitor follow up the pakistani foreign minister move gray she met with his counterpart give odds a reef several times now imran khan has very much put himself forward as a statesman but he has had a close relationship with saudi arabia last year he attended an investment conference insider a get a time where many world leaders were boycotted over the murder of journalists. at the site the consulate in istanbul but at the time run concept fox fan was desperate for loans and he secured a $6000000000.00 loan and also earlier this year saudi arabia pledged $20000000000.00 in investment projects in pakistan but iran can very much just put itself forward as a statesman not only for pakistan but also for the muslim world and that's what he's statement in the speech was about at the united nations general assembly but in terms of iran and saudi arabia he's ver

to saudi arabia and it comes just days after he met with saudi delegations at the united nations general assembly where he told them that sudan does not need aid and does not need financial support what it needs is economic development from its allies which include saudi arabia now besides discussing economic ties between the 2 countries the 2 thoughts are also expect to discuss political relations especially about sudan's involvement in the war in the sudan participates with more than 10000 soldiers on the ground in yemen fighting on the saudi united arab emirates coalition side and people here in sudan have been demanding that the soldiers be brought back home and that they should not be participating in the war because sudan has nothing to gain with participating on the saudi arabian side people are also wary about saudi arabia's months in supporting the transitional government they see saudi arabia played a role in urging the military to attack protesters on june 3rd at a pro-democracy sit in in front of army headquarters where hundreds of protesters have been reportedly killed so they're say

. >> more now from the recent united nations general assembly meeting in new york city. we will show speeches by the russian and chinese representatives. their comments run about 40 minutes. translator: prevent is this tremendous greater potential from being released. the hope arose again when the berlin wall symbolizing confrontation of the systems for. it was the hope for a possibility to finally turn the efforts war and joint for the benefit of all mankind. admit of theave to world war iii was prevented thanks to the u.n., a number of conflicts on the planet has not declined and enmity has not weekend. challenges have emerged. trafficking, drug illegal immigration, the gap between the rich and the poor. it is getting harder to address these challenges. the fragmentation of the international communities is only increasing. the reason for the current state of affairs is the unwillingness of the countries that declare themselves the victors in the cold war to reckon with interests of other states. to accept the realities of the history. it is hard for the west to accept

. >> last week, the united nations general assembly opened and ella gets heard from foreign leaders and ministers from a number of countries. the russian and chinese foreign ministers addressed the body on friday. here they are starting with russian foreign minister sergey lavrov. i will now give the floors to his excellency, mr. sergei lavrov, minister for foreign affairs of the russian federation. minister lavrov: distinguished mr. president, your excellencies, ladies and gentlemen, the 75th anniversary of the united nations, established as a result of victory in world war ii and the realization of a need for a collective mechanism to maintain national peace and security, unfortunately, this anniversary is getting closer -- regrettably, the events of the cold war that started afterwards prevented this tremendous creative potential from being unleased. the hope arose again when the berlin wall fell. it was the hope for the possibility to finally turn the not onlyages of war, hot wars, but cold ones, to turn into the benefit of all mankind. however, we have to admit, although world war

pakistan's imran khan has been trying to negotiate some form of mediation since the united nations general assembly last month in new york where he met president rouhani on the sidelines now this is the 2nd meeting between the 2 leaders in the last month and iran concept today that this initiative is a pakistani initiative and no one has told pakistan to do this he said that he wants to facilitate talks between iran and riyadh their own is a neighbor of. toys with iran go along way back. so the ruby. has been one of our closest friends saudi arabia is hopeless when we have needed when we have been in need and so the reason for this trip that we do not want a conflict between saudi arabia iran we recognize that it's a complex issue we recognize that. but we feel. but this can be resolved through dialogue president rouhani was speaking alongside iran khan and he said that iran while comes talks with regional countries but is a country thought that they could so instability in the region without a response they were terribly mistaken. i don't know if we discussed recent developments related to the mid

there's been no progress towards the denuclearization of north korea speaking at the united nations general assembly on monday north korea's ambassador blamed the united states only hopes on e.q. it depends on the u.s. on whether the d.p. r. k. u.s. negotiations will become a window of opportunity or an occasion that will hasten the crisis the last summit between u.s. president donald trump and north korean leader kim jong un in hanoi in february ended early without a deal or even any significant announcements the hollow diplomacy continued in june with another symbolic meeting at the demilitarized zone but no substance then and none since the hanoi summit broke down because of a gulf between the 2 sides which the united states may now be willing to partially bridge they had wanted complete verifiable denuclearization before offering any sanctions relief the north koreans wanted most sanctions lifted in exchange for the dismantling of their main nuclear facility. trump has now talked about a new approach which could include offering to lift some sanctions in exchange for the destruction of the yongb

but recently the united nations general assembly president weighs have called for the formation of what he called a national unity government what are what are the issues that this proposal and would it solve any of haiti's main you know problems that are that they're facing right at the moment. the president always has made a series of offers of things over the last 18 months but they've been mostly rejected because nobody trusts him you know just as an example even named a new government recently and said this government was going to be different in order to get that government ratified he paid opposition senators $100000.00 for their boats this is a country where people are dying because they can't get basic health care can't get food and the government was paying $100000.00 apiece for the boats so present movies has very little credibility he's done nothing to to allow any of the accountability mechanisms in the country to work he's. when you linked to to corrupt the the governance of the country so at this point there is really no faith that he's that he will that he will negotiate

teheran pakistan's imran khan has been trying to negotiate some form of mediation since the united nations general assembly last month in new york where he met president rouhani on the sidelines now this is the 2nd meeting between the 2 leaders in the last month and iran can said today that this initiative is a pakistani initiative and no one has told pakistan to do this he said that he wants to facilitate talks between iran and riyadh iran as a neighbor. guy is with iran go a long way back to saudi arabia. has been one of our closest friends saudi arabia is hopeless when we have needed when we have been in need and so the reason for the strip that we do not want a conflict between saudi arabia and iran we recognize that it's a complex issue we recognize that. but we feel. but this can be resolved through dialogue president rouhani was speaking alongside him on khan and he said that iran welcomes talks with regional countries but a country thought that they could sew instability in the region without a response they were terribly mistaken. you know we discussed recent developments related to the middle eas

well imran khan has been trying to mediate put together a meeting since the united nations general assembly in new york last month where he met on the sidelines president rouhani now this is the 2nd meeting that's taken place between the 2 leaders and iran contra spoke about the historic ties but also said that this is an initiative by pakistan that no one has told boxed on to carry this out and does not want to see a conflict in the region that a war between iran and saudi arabia would have global impacts you talked about the increase of oil prices the money spent on the one and the effect on civilian lives but he also thanked iran for their support over the years and also said that president donald trump had asked iran contra act as a go between or as a mediator between to ron and washington now we know that iran is open to negotiations iran is open to talks as president rouhani said but we're not entirely sure how they are going to move forward president rouhani said that the acknowledge pakistan's gestures that dialogue is the way forward but any country that thought that it could cause

tehran pakistan's imran khan has been trying to negotiate some form of mediation since the united nations general assemblylast month in new york where he met president rouhani.

to the safe zone proposal that was made at the united nations general assembly 2 weeks ago now with turkish forces being present in the area and also the free syrian army there are going to be more than enough to provide security to the civilians in that area is a fair and a political analyst it thank you for your time. headline news all the way plus a new wave of unrest in ecuador as indigenous groups think in the decades to build up today's price hikes they changed about was. the world is driven by dreamers shaped by one person with those words. thinks. we dare to ask. you know world's big partners. and conspiracy it's time to wake up to dig deeper to get the stories that made stream media refuses to tell more than ever we need to be smart we need to stop slamming the door on the shouting past each other it's time for critical thinking it's time to fight for the middle for the truth the time is now for watching closely watching the hawks. welcome back 135 people have been arrested in central london this monday as a 2 week climate protest by extinction rebellion activists guess runs away t

well imran khan has been trying to mediate put together a meeting since the united nations general assembly in new york last month where he met on the sidelines president rouhani now this is the 2nd meeting that's taken place between the 2 leaders in iran contra spoke about the historic ties but also said that this is an initiative by pakistan that no one has told fox than to carry this out and does not want to see a conflict in the region that a war between iran and saudi arabia would have global impacts you talked about the increase of oil prices the money spent on the one and the effect on civilian lives but you also thank to iran for their support over the years and also said that president donald trump had asked iran contra act as a go between or as a mediator between to her own and washington now we know that iran is open to negotiations iran is open to talks as president rouhani said but we're not entirely sure how they are going to move forward president rouhani said that the acknowledge pakistan's gestures that dialogue is the way forward but any country that thought that it could

now president rouhani did present an alternative at the united nations general assembly where he called upon regional countries to solve the security and stability of the region and not just the united states iran seizing artist states as a destabilizing factor in the region though the issue is the 2015 nuclear deal now iran has given 60 days for the europeans to come up with a solution before they start taking the 3rd face back from their commitments towards that deal now russia will be concerned we do know that iran has said that they using modern centrifuges richelle allows them rich into a higher percentage and faster we don't know what percentage that your brain will be but from previous step back from the commitments iran has always left the door open for iran to reverse those decisions now iran is an ally of russia and russia was important in organizing this 2015 nuclear deal and they would be very much concerned about the increase of tensions and iran stepped back from that nuclear deal and would want. iran to state in the 2015 j c p o 8 but iran is looking to other countries to

gentlemen welcome after trademark trump bombast in the president's recent speech to the united nations general assembly france and iran are working on a nuclear deal and iranian president rouhani met with lead amir putin this past week in armenia to discuss nukes and the situation on the strait of hormuz michael iran being able to sell oil despite u.s. sanctions gives economic breathing space is this evidence of increasing u.s. a irrelevance but i think ever since the united states dropped out of the iran nuclear deal the j c. that was the benchmark. moment accelerated the problem toward what is now becoming a multi-polar world order an alternative world order if you will and we're seeing iran china russia all along with all the other countries in the in the eurasia region india pakistan turkey all coming together in a variety of forms orchestrated by china through the c.e.o. or the shanghai cooperation organization and the belt road initiative in the new silk road along with russia's eurasia economic union what is interesting is that the belt road initiative to me is the catalyst for china now to beco

some sort of mediator mediation because before iran concept tough for new york to the united nations general assembly here made a stopover in riyadh to meet saudi crown prince mohammed bin salon and he's going to be heading there next week again to speak to the crown prince so if the iranians agree and if saudi arabia are keen to have some sort of talks it could mean that pakistan facilitate that arrange or host these talks which could lead to some sort of stability in the region because tensions have been high especially since september 14th after that attack on the saudi aramco facility that the yemeni hutu rebels claimed responsibility for but saudi arabia blamed iran there's been tensions over or tankers attacks on oil tankers and the buildup of u.s. military in the region and pakistan was very clear on khan was very clear that they do not want a conflict in the region he mentioned instability in syria you mentioned instability in afghanistan and the lives that pakistan has lost over the last 50 years and to the war on terror so buxton is very keen imran khan is very keen to make these talks happ

it comes just days after the prime minister met with saudi arabian delegations at the united nations general assembly where he said that they did not want sudan does not need aid from saudi arabia what it needs is economic development one so former president i wanted to hear was toppled in april saudi arabia step to announce that it will be giving $3000000000.00 in aid as well as donating fuel and wheat to try to sustain that to try to. curb the crisis the economic crisis in the country but the prime minister says that what is needed is economic development and not aid they're also expected to talk about sudan's participation in the war in yemen where sudan is contributing with more than $10000.00 soldiers fighting on the ground in yemen which people here in the country say they want an end to but which the prime minister says it's up to the upcoming elected government in 3 years to decide where the sudan should continue its participation in yemen or whether it should bring it to an end does this mean that . sudan has basically fall of the spell of saudi arabia the saudi arabia will have influence ov

well imran khan has been trying to mediate put together a meeting since the united nations general assembly in new york last month where he met on the sidelines president rouhani now this is the 2nd meeting that's taken place between the 2 leaders an iran contra spoke about the historic ties but also said that this is an initiative by pakistan that no one has told buckstone to carry this out and does not want to see a conflict in the region that a war between iran and saudi arabia would have global impacts you talked about the increase of oil prices the money spent on the one and the effect on civilian lives but you also thank to iran for their support over the years and also said that president donald trump had asked iran contra act as a go between or as a mediator between to her own and washington now we know that iran is open to negotiations iran is open to talks as president rouhani said but we're not entirely sure how they are going to move forward president rouhani said that there cannot is pakistan's gestures that dialogue is the way forward but any country that thought that it could

fury that he didn't get a one-on-one meeting with trump lambs on the sidelines of the united nations general assembly. he was really slighted one official said, so trump tried to smooth it over. i guess here we are. i should be clear, nobody knows what the actual policy is. defense secretary markers per tweeted u.s. does not endorse a turkish operation in northern syria, but then he deleted the tweet. senators from both parties are freaking out, condemning the move. marco rubio for one calling it a grave mistake. amid emerging reports turkey has already begun attacking the kurds in that area as the u.s. withdraws. the president himself seemed to kind of maybe walk back his announcement, though, who knows what to make of this completely deranged tweet where he said if turkey does everything in my unmatched wisdom consider to be off limits, i will totally destroy and obliterate the economy of turkey. i've done before. ben rhodes, deputy national security adviser under president obama. george mason law university jeffrey offer. ben, first, what does all this mean, what the president said last night? >>

. >> last week, the united nations general assembly opened and ella gets heard from foreign leaders and ministers from a number of countries. the russian and chinese foreign ministers addressed the body on friday. here they are starting with russian foreign minister sergey lavrov. i will now give the floors to his excellency, mr. sergei lavrov, minister for foreign affairs of the russian federation. minister lavrov: distinguished mr. president, your excellencies, ladies and gentlemen, the 75th anniversary of the united

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interviewed ugandan prime minister ruhakana rugunda at the united nations general assembly here in new york city. i want to ask you a tough question about lgbt rights in uganda. although a court has struck down the anti-lgbt legislation, still there is intense discrimination against gay and lesbian and trans community. as prime minister, what can you dodo? cocooks the discrimination you'e talking about and the courts of uganda have taken a position and we stand by the decision taken by the court in uganda over the matter. amy: do you think lgbtq people should be respected and protected like any other individual in uganda? single human being should be discriminated. amy: in tunisia, retired law professor kais saied is poised to be the next president after preliminary results from sunday's election showed him with a landslide lead over his opponent, a multimillionaire tv mogul who had been arrested on charges of money laundering and tax fraud. celebrations filled the streets of tunis after the early results were announced. >> i am so very happy. i am so happy with you who in 2011 held a

call with ukrainian president zelensky on april 21 which the president said during the united nations general assemblye would be happy to provide. listen to what the president said about this idea of sending a letter to pelosi. basically i guess you can say challenging her to hold the vote in the full house. listen here. >> we'll be issuing a letter. as everybody knows, we've been treated differently from everybody else. when you like at biden and what other people have done. i believe there's tremendous corruption with biden, but i think there was beyond -- i mean beyond corruption, having to do with the 2016 campaign. >> house minority leader kevin mccarthy sent a similar letter to nancy pelosi yesterday which she said your proclamations fall flat when you fail to meet the basic standards of due process observed by past speakers of the house. what mccarthy was referring to the nixon and the clinton impeachment where there was a full vote in the house to authorize the house judiciary committee to begin an inquiry. pelosi firing back saying there's no requirement under the constitution, house rules or

speaking at the united nations general assembly on monday, north korea's ambassador blame to the u.s. on the u.s. on whether the dprk-u.s. negotiations will become a wind-up of opportunity or an occasion that will hasten the crisis. reporter: the last summit between donald trump and kim jong-un in february ended early without a deal or even any significant announcements. the hollow diplomacy continued in june with another symbolic meeting at the demilitarized zone but no substance then and none since. downanoi summit broke which the u.s. may be willing to breach. they want to complete verifiable denuclearization before offering any sanctions relief. the north koreans wanted most sanctions lifted in exchange for the dismantling of their main nuclear facility. trump has now talked about a new approach which could include offering to lift some sanctions in exchange for the destruction of the nuclear research complex. the u.s. president recently blamed his former national security advisor for past failings. john bolton fired back, saying maximum pressure must be maintained on kim jong-un.

but iran can deduct knowledge that their work tense mediation when he was attending the united nations general assembly in new york but before he departed for new york he did make a stopover in riyadh to talk with and meet the crown prince mohammed bin. monitor follow up the pakistani foreign minister shah mehmood qureshi met with his counterpart jihads the reef several times now imran khan has very much put himself forward as a statesman but he has had a close relationship with saudi arabia last year he attended a number.

call in the first place flies in the face of what we've been hearing from him since the united nations general assembly where he said, yeah, i did it, yeah, i made the call, yeah, i care about corruption, yeah, i want them to investigate joe biden. so it seems as though he is just throwing spaghetti up against the wall trying to not -- it's more that the president is trying to solve problems that are in his face at the moment that he sends the tweet without really thinking about the impact that they have in the long term with this scandal. >> amy holmes, i want to get your reaction here as we look at two prominent conservatives. we just talked about mitt romney and how he was critical of the president. that's different than han impeachment vote, but we see the reporting coming out according to the bangor daily news where we have senator susan collins who is also saying that, quote, completely inappropriate what the president has done so far. might you see some of the conservatives in the house and in the senate here starting to turn? >> that's a very different question. a lot of republicans and conserv

the president otoh on made it quite clear what he was going to do he stood in the general assembly of the united nations just 15 days ago and in his speech held up a map of the area along the turkey syria border on the syrian side that turkey intended to take what he said would initially be a peace corridor or with a depth of 30 kilometers and a length of 480 kilometers which would a neighbor will the settlement of 2000000 syrians and then he laid out the fact that they could actually expand that further deeper down into syria to the dead as or rocker line and potentially return from turkey europe and other parts of the world up to 3000000 syrians so the turkish president made it quite clear to everyone what he was planning to do in the general assembly of the united. in front of other world leaders and just before we leave you just for the moment we do have a wire dropping that the french e.u. ministers says that france and britain will call a u.n. security council meeting over turkey's offensive it'll be interesting if that is confirmed by the elysee palace certainly by paris but of course we'll follo

tehran pakistan's imran khan has been trying to negotiate some form of mediation since the united nations general assembly last month in new york where he met president rouhani on the sidelines now this is the 2nd meeting between the 2 leaders in the last month and imran khan said today that this initiative is a pakistani initiative and no one has told pakistan to do this he said that he wants to facilitate talks between the iran and riyadh iran is a neighbor. dies with iran go along way back from saudi arabia. has been one of our closest friends saudi arabia's whole process when we have needed well when we have been in need and so the reason for the strip that we do not want a conflict between saudi arabia and iran we recognize that it's a complex issue we recognize that but we feel. that this can be resolved through dialogue. president rouhani was speaking alongside him on khan and he said that iran while comes talks with regional countries but this is a country thought that they could sew instability in the region without a response they were terribly mistaken. we discussed recent developments related

in teheran well imran khan has been trying to mediate put together a meeting since the united nations general assembly in new york last month where he met on the sidelines president rouhani now this is the 2nd meeting that's taken place between the 2 leaders in iran current spoke about the historic ties but also said that this is an initiative by pakistan that no one has told fox than to carry this out and pakistan does not want to see a conflict in the region that a war between iran and saudi arabia would have global impacts you talked about the increase of oil prices the money spent on the one and the effect on civilian lives for you also thanked iran for their support over the years and also said that president donald trump had asked iran contra act as a go between or as a mediator between to her own and.

pompeo, the secretary of state, also on the call, and the backdrop to all of this is the united nations general assemblylier in september, excuse me, where there wasn't a meeting between trump and erdogan. and according to nbc, erdogan felt sleighted by. that and the president tried to right that by taking this phone call, and the phone call at least according to our reporting, almost spiralled out of control, the president offered a visit to the white house, at a certain point he almost said he was going to take all troops out of syria, because he was, you know, concerned about what would happen, so if the turks came in, he strongly suggested that that would be his reaction. the reaction he ended up settling on, on twitter, was this idea of total economic obliteration. you know, another tension on, this this is going to be semantic, but when you talk to officials at the pentagon and the white house, they refer to the kurd, as partner, which is they definitely are and they refer to the turks as allies, turkey is a nato ally, there is article five implication, attack on one is an attack on all, and yet,

there's been no progress towards the denuclearization of north korea speaking at the united nations general assembly on monday north korea's ambassador blamed the united states only hopes on e.q. it depends on the u.s. on whether the d.p. r. k. u.s. negotiations will become a window of opportunity or an occasion that will hasten the crisis the last summit between u.s. president donald trump and north korean leader kim jong un in hanoi in february ended early without a deal or even any significant announcements the holo diplomacy continued in june with another symbolic meeting at the demilitarized zone but no substance then and none since the hanoi summit broke down because of a gulf between the 2 sides which the united states may now be willing to partially bridge they had wanted complete verifiable denuclearization before offering any sanctions relief the north koreans wanted most sanctions lifted in exchange for the dismantling of their main nuclear facility. trump is now talked about a new approach which could include offering to lift some sanctions in exchange for the destruction of the yongbyon