president changes it is a strategy compromise with the nuclear deal as approved by the united nations security council and then respect iran. respect the principles of mutual respect non interference then i believe there will be a chance. in the un to say sturgeon's of major footwork companies of poland an open letter to donald trump urging him to halt plan tariffs on china that's a bit the ongoing trade war with beijing companies say that consumers will suffer from the tariffs. adding a 25 percent tax increase on top of these tariffs would mean some working american families could pay nearly 100 percent duty on the shoes this is unfathomable your proposal to add tariffs on all imports from china is asking the american consumers to foot the bill it is time to bring this trade war to an end. earlier donald trump height g.-d's from 10 percent to 25 percent on $200000000000.00 with a chinese goods spot the maids the president believes that he will reach a new trade deal with beijing china retaliation plans to raise import tariffs to 25 percent from next month until a deal is reached the trade spat betwee

of iran nuclear deal the us has completely violated we draw from the deal why did the united nations security council the europeans including the u.k. they have failed to deliver the clear commitments for normal trade and business with iran for 2 years i don't believe such a strategy president trump conflicting strategy bullinger strategy. coersion strategy of president trump is following the current currently i don't believe iranians would ever be ready to negotiate with such administration except if president changes it is a strategy compromise with the nuclear deal approved by united nations security council and then respect iran. respect the principles of mutual respect non interference then i believe there will be a chance. thanks for joining us tonight international we're back in betty minutes with the. are china in the u.s. in training an endgame the battle lines have been drawn and demands made in this trade war it appears both sides are preparing for the long haul what does it mean to win a trade war what does it mean to lose and how far could this test. facebook and google started with a gr

well right now the united nations security council is being briefed on the escalating violence in syria's rebel controlled it province it's the wilds largest cluster of internally displaced people and that's where syrian government backed by their russian allies have scaled up their military offensive un under-secretary general rosemary aid to carlo is currently addressing the council but right now let's speak to james bays our diplomatic editor who is at the united nations james what's brought about today is open session that we're seeing well they had a closed session last week the bombardment of it live has only got worse we've heard from mr carlo about strikes barrel bombs and. and further attacks from artillery a very grim situation let's listen more now to the humanitarian chief of the u.n. mark local all september he stressed that it was quote absolutely essential to avoid a full scale battle in italy and quote and he warned that that would quote unleash a humanitarian nightmare unlike any we have seen in syria when i briefed you here on 18 september i said a full scale military on

has completely violated we draw from the why did the united nations security council the europeans including u.k. they have failed to deliver a clear commitments for normal trade and business with iran for 2 years i don't believe such a strategy president from conflicting to strategy. a strategy. strategy a president he's following at the current currently i don't believe iranians would ever be ready to negotiate. such administration except if president changes it is a strategy compromise with the nuclear the i was approved by united nations security council and then respect iran. respect the principles of mutual respect non interference then i believe there will be a chance. just about 10 30 am here in moscow what's your heart international join us again in half an hour for all the latest headlines. thank you. thank. you. thank. you. thank you. please. lists lists lists. lists. and very well might continue watching on since last. this is a story about what happens auster a stray bullet kills a young girl in the street. what happens to her family and daughters in florida the mother daughter

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strategy compromise with the nuclear the approved by united nations security council and respect iran. respect the principles of mutual respect non interference i believe there will be a chance. the fate of people forced out of their homes by britain nearly 60 years ago may be decided on wednesday the united nations is expected to vote overwhelmingly in favor of the u.k. ceding control of the child us islands in the indian ocean back to marie islanders and their descendants hope this will pave the way for their return. the islanders expulsion has been described as one of the worst examples of britain's days as a colonial power a community of displaced islanders and london has been campaigning for the right to be resettled there for decades sabrina gina from the refugees group says the u.k. is the only obstacle to their return however. my question has been always why they don't out to reach the. british open ricky how much. of this oh and then. more so the us saw me as a 2nd generation. it's told them to realise what. ease of role the child goes to try not to all the sees why. they nee

approved by united nations security council and then respect iran. respect the principles of mutual respect not interfere and then i believe there will be a chance. protesters against the teaching of algae bt issues in schools have clashed with an m.p. in the british city of birmingham i don't want to comment on how you tried anywhere else i was really as you. know i think. you're going to look as if you found it might be a phone call i'm tired of instead of the back of us to go back if you don't know if you have. a phone. on monday 600 children were kept out of the primary school where that exchange took place in protest against introducing algy bt right into the crypt the day before people supporting the school stand had eggs thrown at them that you had teacher however says the line share of the protesters are not in fact parents and are generating a divide that didn't exist before accord nater of the protest claims parents simply want a say in their children's education. we feel that 1st of all primary school is not the age for this to be done pro

iran nuclear deal the us has completely violated we draw from the deal while it did the united nations security council the europeans including u.k. they have failed to deliver a clear commitments for normal trade and business with iran for 2 years i don't believe such a strategy president conflicting strategy bullinger strategy. strategy a president is following at the current currently i don't believe. would ever be ready to negotiate with such administration except if president changes it strategy comply with the nuclear deal approved by united nations security council and then respect iran. respect the principles of mutual respect and non interference then i believe there will be a chance. of the fates of people forced out of their homes by britain nearly 60 years ago may be decided on wednesday the united nations is expected to vote overwhelmingly in favor of the u.k. ceding control of the silence in the indian ocean back to more russia's islanders and their descendants hope this will pave the way for a return to their homes. well of course islands have been at the center of a decades long dispute

changes it strategy compromise with the nuclear deal approved by united nations security council and then respect iran. respect the principles of mutual respect and non interference then i believe there will be a chance. here knowing is calling on washington to return a cargo ship sees that impounded in america and some more of them on was made by north korea's a master to the un he gave a press conference on tuesday united states has a committee unlawfully and to be just the earth's orbit is producing people why your nest by possibly taking 8 to the american summer and to the police tests of the unilateral sanctions and by evolution mystical earlier this month u.s. authorities said they'd arrest of the ship named the wise honest for violating international sanctions by loading coal at a north korean port but the 1st time a ship has been seized on suspicion of violating un sanctions which restricts north korea from exporting coal or importing oil among other commodities and washington explain the seizure is a move to enforce the sanctions imposed on north korea and its nuclear progra

of iran nuclear deal the us has completely violated we draw from the deal why did the united nations security council the europeans including u.k. they have failed to deliver a clear commitments for normal trade and business with iran for 2 years i don't believe such a strategy president conflicting the strategy bullying or strategy. strategy a president is following at the current currently i don't believe. would ever be ready to negotiate with such administration except if president changes it is a strategy compromise with the nuclear deal approved by united nations security council and then respect iran. respect the principles of mutual respect non interference then i believe there will be a chance. of pyongyang is calling on washington to return a cargo ship seized then impounded an american some or the man was made by north korea's ambassador to the u.n. who gave a press conference on tuesday united states has a committee unlawfully and to be just as of producing a couple of people why your nest. possibly taking each to the americans are more. and to the pretext of a unilateral ascension and by

iran nuclear deal the us has completely violated we draw from the deal while it did the united nations security council the europeans including the u.k. they have failed to deliver a clear commitments for normal trade and business with iran for 2 years i don't believe such a strategy president strong conflicting a strategy bullying a strategy. strategy a president is following at the current currently i don't believe iranians would ever be ready to negotiate with such administration except if president changes it strategy comply with the nuclear deal approved by united nations security council and then respect iran. respect the principles of mutual respect and non interference then i believe there will be a chance. those are the headlines for this hour join us again at 9 am moscow time violaters the global news updates will see them. after the previous stage of my career was over everyone wondered what i was going to do next the different clubs in one hand it is logical to go from fields where everything is familiar on the other i wanted a new challenge and the fresh perspective i'm used to surprising.

security council endorsed international agreement. that contributes directly to european securities, but i don't find that european has done that in response to the united states we should have a united nationscouncil debate of threats to regional peace followed by the possible end of this nuclear agreement we see the united nations security council able to discuss other conflict areas but not this one >>> sikdly, it's not too bad for them to voem a suite of mish urs which can have the financial mechanism of your trade which europe has put in place and a suite of measures which would persuade european banks to assist and to do so in a way which does not bring about u.s. sanctions on those banks and finally there needs to be work with russia and china it's not just up to the europeans. >> i want to come back to that question, richard, of the banks and indeed the broader business community in europe. their investment decisions in iran has that had any significant impact, do you think, on the political dialogue inside the iranian leadership do you think that's pertinent to the decision making going on in iran now >> indeed it is. if you look at the pattern of observance of the obligations on th

iran nuclear deal the us has completely violated we draw from the d y elated that the united nations security council the europeans including u.k. they have failed to deliver a clear commitments for normal trade and business with iran for 2 years only iran has fully complied with every commitment of the nuclear deal therefore europeans before everything before threaten india iran should say why they have not implemented the deal for 2 years why they have not complied with the signature commitments within the nuclear deal before threatening iran you presumably came under some personal attack as other ring in nuclear negotiators did for the jays e.p.o. a deal regardless of as you say monitors saying that iran is clearly abiding by the terms other powers are not why are you negotiate ing with the united states when as you said the m e k it was a terrorist organization now its terrorist ban is lifted here in the european union as well as the us they were allied to john mccain john bolton trumps president lawyer rudy giuliani why why did you trust the united states at any point negotiation doesn't mean tr

security council condemned the bombardment of it live and yet that bombardment goes all the un security council this meeting hearing from the deputy emergency relief coordinator coordinator of the united nations who made this appeal contour this council take any concrete action when attacks on schools and hospitals have become a war tactic that no longer sparks outrage is there nothing to be said or done when indiscriminate barrel bombs are dropped in civilian areas a clear breach of international humanitarian law and of council resolution 2139. millions of battered and beleaguered children women and 1000000 cannot wait for another geneva round to succeed so in action she's condemning by the security council but the council of course remains very divided on this issue we heard that some 22 medical facilities had been hit in the last month the u.s. said it wanted accountability from the french ambassador said that that probably amounts to war crimes but we've heard a very different story coming from the russian side surgery vershinin who is the deputy foreign minister in charge of the syria file saying that the deescalation zone that his country in turkey of the guarantee of was now a 99 perce

that more than 450 people have been killed in the battle for libya's capital tripoli the united nations security council has called for a cease fire as war continues his campaign to capture the city the red cross says the residential areas are turning into battlefields with almost 60000 people displaced by the facing aid agencies say that hospitals are struggling with power cuts and chronic medical shortages. talks between sudan's military council and opposition groups remain deadlocked a month off the street protests forced the military to oust longtime president omar al bashir he was replaced by a transitional military council which is resisting protesters demands to cede power to civilians but as demonstrations continue the economic crisis which sparked them has taken its toll on people but i don't report stuff or how to wear basic commodities are in short supply. full fuel it. seems like these on site in most parts of the city multis say sometimes they spend the entire day waiting to fill up their vehicles. the fuel crisis shortages of bread and electricity outages are posing a major challenge for t

united states blacklist the chinese tech giant over national security. a new study warns global sea levels could rise to meet by the end of this century unless drastic action is taken. the united nations security council is holding an open briefing at this hour to discuss the situation in libya the special envoy for libya. will update the council on the latest developments the meeting comes after the government had cut the main water supply to tripoli leaving up to 2000000 people without water for do day 2 days this is are live pictures now of the u.n. security council chamber they see delegates still gathering in there right now we will go to that as and when it begins so stay with us for. iranian president has sanna rouhani has called the u.s. administration novice politicians with naive ideas in his words it is the latest war of words between the 2 countries earlier rouhani said he favors diplomacy with washington but the current situation he says is not suitable for talks the u.s. says it is strengthening its military presence in the region over unspecified threats from iran on monday iran had announced it would quadruple its production of low enrich uranium samus ravi reports now from tehran. * i

the united nations security council has met to discuss progress being. made to end the conflict in yemen special envoy martin gryphus is praising who the rebels are beginning to withdraw from 3 major ports and is calling for more measures of these talk over previous to adopt. u.s. treasury secretary stephen h. and says that it's up to the courts to decide on releasing donald trump's tax returns stephen h. he was testifying to senators on the ways and means committee in washington he's previously blocked requests from congress to hand over trump's tax history mike hanna has more now from washington d.c. . once again steve facing questions about revealing president trump's tax report this is being a call from democrat members of congress in both senate and in the house democratic senators during this appropriations hearing repeatedly asked the treasury secretary whether or not he agreed that the congress had the power to request the i.r.s. to explain how it was adjudicating the tax returns of a sitting president democrats arguing that congress does indeed

like that united nations security council has been warned that libya is on the verge of descending into a prolonged civil war the u.n. special envoy for libya i'm a brief members in new york his assessment follows 7 weeks of fighting for control of tripoli i fight as loyal to the warlord honey for half. 48 days into the attack on tripoli by general have to its forces there has already been too much death and destruction libya is on the verge of descending into a civil war which could lead to department and division of the country the damage already done will take years to mend and that's only if the war is ended now our diplomatic editor james bays has more now from the united nations. sun salami who is the u.n. special representative giving a very sobering briefing of the situation in libya over a dramatic and destabilizing period for the country he took the security back council back to the beginning of april when he said there was an improved economic outlook the currency was beginning to stabilize there was people looking quite positively at the political situation and then of cours

the united nations security council is discussed the worsening humanitarian crisis in syria the month flown the syrian government offensive against the last remaining rebel held areas shows no signs of letting up how many provinces are on the bombardment by syrian and russian warplanes there's the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after viewfinder latin america next. viewfinder fresh perspectives through the lens of local filmmakers around the globe . not. one of their loved. ones are going to let me go but it does look. a lot. like that i want. to play. but what might i. while you know you've. got it covered i think enough that i mean they've got a good argument you know there but a good look at me. q q. yeah i was going to. have. to go. to. google. also see i saw actually. the numbers here maybe got. a without going to. get him or to say let me know whatever did not receive usable money as he put it on really pleasant but it was still harmful so meaningless people were told you know they want to do that unless you know on the news you can see it go to see it's. close.

launch on may 9th of two short range ballistic missiles was definitely a violation of united nations security council resolutions. we've heard on saturday the white house's national security advisor john bolton say the same. president trump standing side by side with the japanese prime minister disagreed, saying that those missile launches didn't bother him, that he believes that the north korean dictator wants to make a deal and sees that there could be tremendous economic future for north korea if it gives up its nuclear weapons. though they disagree on that issue of whether or not united nation's security council violations were violated with those ballistic missile launches on may 9th, the japanese prime minister applauded the u.s. president for his new approach, as he put it, to pyongyang, saying that president trump succeeded in cracking the shell of distrust by meeting now twice face to face with the north korean dictator and also thanked president trump for raising the issue of japanese citizens who were abducted by north korea in those face-to-face negotiations. >> just a bit more on the iss

national security adviserjohn bolton said evidence that iran was behind the attacks would be presented to the united nations security councilor investing your time with us. sport today is coming up time with us. sport today is coming up next. — l. —— bye for now. this is bbc news. our main headline: donald trump has lashed out at robert mueller a day after the former special counsel refused to clear the president of obstructing justice. the chief medical officer for england has told bbc news that she's in favour of a tax on foods that are high in sugar and calories with the proceeds being used to subsidise healthier foods. hugh pym reports. how do you give children every chance of leading a healthy life? that's what policy—makers are grappling with as they search for new measures. encouraging exercise is one thing, but what are billed as bold proposals on diet are now being considered. these include a new tax on high—calorie, high—sugar food with england's chief medical officer telling me she'd look seriously with experts at how it might work. if you provide a healthy product on the supermarket shelves, that will come in ch

national security adviser and president trump, president trump was the only one in the room that does not publicly believe that those missile launches were violations of united nations security council resolutions. and so he said that on a stage next to the japanese prime minister. this was a visit that was celebrating the alliance between the u.s. and japan, high on symbolism, low on real concrete substance. the white house did not get a trade deal with japan that it had wanted in the run up to the meeting, and while they were showing the strength of their alliance, there were cracks there such as how do you define a short range ballistic missile launch, and president trump endorsing kim jong un's insults of joe biden, a former u.s. vice president and rival to president trump, but not at least publicly endorsing the north korean's slamming of his own national security adviser, bolton. we heard president trump say he still stands by bolton for now. dave and christine. >> and those trade talks expected to resume after july elections but you're right, no huge take away from this trip abroad. ivan watson live in tokyo. thank you rch. >>> president trump took the side of kim jong un, ov

invested in that face-to-face diplomacy with kim jong-un than in the violation of the united nations security councilesolutions. president trump said he insists -- that he is patient, that he wants a deal with north korea, but he's willing to wait and keep the sanctions in place until that deal is reached. so there are clearly some diversion group views on how to interpret those recent ballistic missile launches between shinzo abe and president trump. but both leaders are in agreement that this is potentially positive way forward, and certainly if president trump continues to raise the issue of abducted japanese citizens in his face-to-face discussions with the north koreans. >> ivan, that's the issue of security in north korea. president trump and the prime minister shinzo abe also talking about trade. president trump pointing out that he would like to see the united states gain ground when it comes to u.s. exports to japan. but also hearing some positive news from the japanese prime minister, pointing out that japan -- japanese companies have invested he says $24 billion to the united states, with

national security adviser on that issue and by the way the japanese prime minister had made exactly the same comments a lot earlier that these missile tests from north korea had violated united nations security council resolution so clearly a very different tone from between donald trump the japanese prime minister and even between donald trump and his own staff when it comes to these missile launches out as there is when have following that for us and take care thank you. still ahead on out as there have a shortage of imagine sisyphus as in afghanistan is causing the lives of millions of people at risk. and learns to don deep divisions among the main opposition parties make long to fight back in. the weather sponsored by the time. hello again and welcome back we're here cross a run over the next few days we do expect to see off and on rain showers and also the terms of the committee up particularly here towards the north so for tehran we do expect to see a high temperature there of about 33 degrees was in passing rain baghdad still very warm at 40 degrees there and then as we go towards monday and into tuesday you see the rain really hovering about the southern part of the caspian with plenty of cl

and the united nations security council. was holding an open briefing to discuss the worsening humanitarian crisis in syria hama and provinces are the bombardment by syrian and russian warplanes it's forcing hundreds of thousands of syrians to head north towards turkey in search of safety. test cases beginning in the u.s. on whether individual states can hold pharmaceutical companies responsible for widespread addiction to prescription drugs millions of americans are hooked on painkillers which resemble other opiates such as morphine and heroin as i began to go reports now lawyers in oklahoma are arguing that a drug manufacturer is to blame for the so-called opioid crisis after two others settle down of course. it's a drug crisis of epic proportions that's what i wouldn't die for it according to the center for disease control in two thousand and seventeen close to fifty thousand people died from overdosing on drugs more than a third of those deaths were caused by prescription opioids given to patients for pain faced with a g

energy agency backs that plan that the european union backs that plan china the united united nations security council everyone but the united states. so all in all very similar positions but very different ways of going about them for example the europeans promised the iranians that they would shield them from american sanctions they haven't been able to do so and again the austrian president being very critical of the united states for threatening european companies to get their way to get the europeans to pull out of the. nuclear deal nevertheless aside from those 2 topics it was much more relaxed this press conference both sides touting relations and trade political ties president inviting vladimir putin. for a concert next year so all in all very friendly but. serious notes about the most outstanding crises in the world. garcia bringing us the latest from sochi and thank you. now as our correspondent just mentioned tensions running iran are now getting heated up more and more and leave iraq now as fast as possible with the dramatic warning issued by washington to u.s. employees in the country it

shin dough abe who said he believed the recent missile tests by north korea do violate united nations security council resolutions and not just prime minister abe, the president is undercut canning his own national security advisor who said the same thing. president trump said he believed kim jong-un was trying to get his attention with those missile tests. and on the topic of north korea, the president said he believes that perhaps denuclearzation would be possible, he did say he was in no rush to get to a deal with kim he apparently has no regrets about the tweet he sent seeming to side with kim jong-un in an attack against a potential 2020 rival, joe biden here is what the president said about that. >> kim jong-un made a statement that joe biden is a low iq individual, he probably is based on his record, i think i agree with him on that but i can tell you joe biden was a disaster, his administration with president obama they were basically a disaster >> reporter: notable from the president there, of course, he was pressed repeatedly about his criticism of joe biden, particularly on the world stage

envoy martin griffiths has warned the united nations security council the recent ask elation might damage if gyal peace deal. with the sudan's mood. rulers have suspended talks with process leaders for 3 days the opposition alliance which has been demanding civilian rule has called the decision regrettable negotiations are trying to decide who should head the consul that will oversee a transition period before you elections are held meanwhile in the capital khartoum protesters have begun dismantling barricades and roadblocks from there to morgan sends us this report. protesters are saying that by removing some of the barricades that they have set up over the past few days they're not listening to the orders given by the military council but rather to the opposition coalition who said that those new barricades that have been erected over the past few days should be removed and that they should return to their original pair of meters that were set up on the 5th of april when the thetan started now protests that are off the thing that as much as they wanted to see a transitional government b

heard from the national security adviser for the united states john bolton he's also in japan he said that those 2 missile tests were clearly a violation of united nations security council resolution so the issue of north korea regional security will be discussed when donald trump meets shinzo up in. india's newly elected m.p.'s from the governing b j p of re-elected prime minister narendra modi as their leader the party won a landslide victory following a 6 week election in the law in the world's largest democracy and when gives modi a powerful mandate to implement his national vision al-jazeera sal raman has more now from new delhi as part of the process the protocols of choosing the next government the prime minister narendra modi and his cabinet had to resign their positions on friday and submit those resignations to the president of the coven he accepted the resignations but asked the prime minister to stay on as a caretaker until a new government of the new prime minister was elected by the winning party of course the b.g.p. are the willing party of the general election and so on saturday winning parliamentarians have gathered in an empty chamber of the parliament

envoy martin griffiths has warned the united nations security council the recent us coalition might damage if gyal peace deal. would fall afrin nasa is a yemeni journalist and the editor in chief of the sun a review that's an online magazine she's accusing the coalition of deliberately targeting civilians. so there were many airstrikes and that had from our and most of them had highly civilian populated area one of them is my own my own neighborhood so i know the 3 tonight. you know the the neighbors and and even my own family my own mother were surrounded by civilian you know they they live and civilian area there is no military target and these places that were had today there is no excuse excuse from the saudi led coalition it was a deliberate and systematic bombardment packing civilians they want they did this in the retaliation of. attacking the oil spill if you earlier this week and this is not the 1st time that the saudi led coalition to do this collective collective punishment for all yemenis when the hoti attack any of the cities and 2017 and the. early november there were like ro

says more than 450 people have been killed in the battle for libya's capital tripoli the united nations security council has called for a ceasefire as warlord khalifa haftar continues his campaign to capture tripoli the red cross says residential areas are turning into battlefields with almost $60000.00 people displaced by the fighting well those are the headlines on al-jazeera the new german's continues next thank you for watching. the story of. has made me more curious. i want to know with other arab german families have faced similar pressures and challenges. of work. if you have sight of. them yesterday lalo be as a friend of him he came to germany as a business student from syria nearly 6 decades ago. we are need therapy it is slimy among the one of the masses to have the you all muslim all of his posts you know mine on american thought so you know. who i feel blessed by. a little more i ask about how he raised his children that worked one year chloral there are 400 mostly when i was young we've been little thought that the really maybe are for can have a bit of. a flock. to mark his 50th year in g

envoy martin griffiths has warned the united nations security council the recent ask elation might damage if peace deal. let's say to african also she's a yemeni journalist and editor in chief of sun out review that's an online magazine she's joining us via skype from malmo baths in sweden thanks for taking the time to speak to us on al-jazeera i know you've been speaking to family members in sana'a what have they been telling you about what they've witnessed the swarming. so i have the very early hours of this morning and it's during the holy month of ramadan people usually and for not across yemen the working time hours so people would be sleeping during the day and be waking up but you know it was a very very quiet day and actually nobody expected that any kind of airstrike would happen and that really must be supplied the kind of shock and and anger and also pain. there seems to be no political way he or even islam equipped to preserve and protect the holiness of this month so it came as a shock and it might seem like different from other. strike. specifically because of the one you k

envoy martin griffiths has warned the united nations security council the recent ask elation might damage if peace deal. that. egypt's military says it's killed 47 gunmen in raids across north and central sinai hundreds of explosive devices and other weapons have been seized and more than 150 people arrested 5 soldiers were also killed in the offensive egypt has been fighting armed groups in the region for several years. she needs opposition groups have called a decision by the military to suspend talks on a transfer of power a regrettable setback talks were postponed after gunfire broke out at the main protest site in the capital on wednesday military describe the atmosphere in khartoum as unsuitable for reaching an agreement it's called on protesters to remove roadblocks which you can set up throughout the city opposition leaders are demanding accountability for the violence the movement has more from khartoum. protesters are saying that by removing some of the barricades that they have set up over the past few days they're not listening to the orders given by the military council but r

envoy martin griffiths has warned the united nations security council the recent ask elation might damage if peace deal. with the still ahead on the button done was done playing talks between the venezuelan government and the opposition in a way plus. i'm joined again in cats are checking out one of the cool new features in the latest world cup stadium to open.

perhaps to his own national security advisor john bolton who's also in japan he spoke on saturday and said that those missile tests were clear violations of united nations security council resolutions so clearly there is a difference of opinion there and those comments from john bolton was similar to what the japanese prime minister shinzo out there had already spoken about as well so clearly there is possibly some tension over north korea that will certainly be discussed when the to be formally on monday after there is a way in he'll be following that visit for us and take care thank you. iran says the u.s. decision to send more soldiers to the middle east is extremely dangerous president donald trump insists the deployment of a $1500.00 extra troops is needed because of what he calls iranian aggression then he reports from tehran. the united states already has tens of thousands of active military personnel stationed in and around the middle east so $1500.00 more is a relatively small addition even billions of dollars in weapon sales to countries in the region could be seen as par for the course but in the current climate of conflict through the prism of tension with t

un envoy martin griffiths has warned the united nations security council the recent us might damage if peace deal. the venezuelan government has been holding talks with opposition members in norway both parties were invited for discussions to end the 5 month political crisis on wednesday military blockade tried to prevent the opposition leader. from entering the national parliament but he defied it has downplayed the importance of his envoys visit to norway. where there are some in voice to norway i said this on tuesday and i say it again now and i've also said it to the point of exhaustion we are not going to lend ourselves to any kind of false negotiation. alice in america editor lucien human has the latest from the venezuelan capital caracas. strong rumors have been circulating since wednesday but now it is official opposition leader. has confirmed that for the 1st time in nearly 4 months since venezuela's president a power struggle began exploratory talks have taken place between his representatives and those of president. he also acknowledged that for almost 3 months norway had be

own national security advisor john bolton he is also in japan and spoke about this on saturday saying that the missile tests from north korea were clear violations of united nations security council resolutions and that is something that the japanese prime minister has also said a land mine explosion has killed at least 6 chaldean soldiers in lake chad and t.v. cameraman with the on the convoy also died there were multiple injuries when the land mine exploded on chad's border with nigeria and. iran says the u.s. decision to send $1500.00 more soldiers to the middle east is extremely dangerous an iranian foreign minister job and the reef is in baghdad for talks with his iraqi counterpart. members of venezuela's government and the opposition will meet in oslo next week for talks aimed at resolving the political crisis the developments seen as a sign of progress after months of tension between the opposition leader and president nicolas maduro confirmed his team will meet government representatives in norway. former argentinean leader cristina kirchner and her running mates have launched their campaign ahead of elections in october the launch comes just days after her 1st court appe

envoy martin griffiths has warned the united nations security council the recent ask elation might damage if gyal peace deal. with the taiwan's parliament is due to those on a bill that could turn it into the 1st place in asia where same sex marriage. it is legal if possible to give same sex couples similar protections afforded to other couples it follows a years long debate over marriage equality the vote is taking place on the international day against homophobia transphobia and by faith there are meanwhile outside the parliament building in taipei thousands braving the rain to show their support for the bill is here of marriage equality is deeply divided with religious and conservative groups among its most vocal opponents. the venezuelan government has been holding talks with opposition members in the way both parties were invited for discussions to end the 5 month political crisis on wednesday a military blockade tried to prevent the opposition leader do from entering their national parliaments but he defied it why did his downplay the importance of the talks in norway. are. there ar

united nations security council is discussing the war in yemen and these sanctions placed on the country this comes amid heavy fighting near the southern yemeni city of ties on such a day the u.n. says the rebels began withdrawing from 3 major ports as agreed under a cease fire signed last year un talks were taking place between warring sides in jordan government forces backed by the saudi u.a.e. coalition have been battling hooty rebels in a full year civil war. are a little recap of the headlines here 01 person has been killed by gunfire near the military headquarters in the capital khartoum protesters have been coming for nearly 6 weeks to modeling civilian government and military. that is the latest images coming from the capital sudan where medics are treating injured people at the scene witnesses fear the number of dead could rise on monday night 6 people were killed. but there's just comes a less than $24.00 hours after the 2 sides the military council and the opposition call it coalition and now that they are going to reach a deal and less than just just a few hours from that $24

meanwhile the united nations security council has met to speak on the situation in the middle east including the syria conflict the security council focused on earth strikes which took place earlier this month according to western countries they were carried out by the syrian government forces they cause civilian casualties destroyed hospitals under pharmacy russia the u.k. on the united states all had a great deal to say only a solved. neither the syrian army nor the russian air force have been waging military operations against civilians or civilian infrastructure russia and the regime's decision to launch air strikes sends a terrible signal of disregard toward the u.n. political process where we refuse to consider terrorists as an untouchable and will continue to fight them despite the objections of some of our partners russia has claimed this so-called return it strikes surgical i quote surgical in their precision i hope i do not need medical treatment in moscow if surgical accuracy means what we've seen usually i hope you never need a hospital but there are good medical facilities in ru

envoy martin griffiths has warned the united nations security council the recent ask elation might damage if fragile peace deal. egypt's military says it's killed 47 gunman in raids across north and central sinai hundreds of explosive devices and other weapons have been seized and 150 people arrested 5 soldiers were also killed in the offensive egypt has been fighting armed groups in the region for several years. sudanese opposition groups have called a decision by the military to suspend talks on a transfer of power a regrettable setback the talks were perspire owned after gunfire broke out at the main protest site in the capital on wednesday the military describe the atmosphere in khartoum as unsuitable to reach an agreement it's call of protesters to remove roadblocks which we set up throughout the city.

heard from the national security adviser for the united states john bolton he's also in japan he said that those 2 missile tests were clearly a violation of united nations security council resolution so the issue of north korea regional security will be discussed when donald trump meets shinzo up there but let's talk trade with robert scott his a senior international condiments with the economic policy institute he's joining us live from washington thanks for talking to us. the 1st step the largest economy in the world is amazing now with representatives of the 3rd largest economy in the world is it has say that donald trump has always seen japan as a rival rather than an ally. i think there's no question about that john don't trump looks at the world through bilateral glasses if you will he's always looking to make a deal he seems to think our problems are just with individual countries which china number one mexico is another one he picked on a course a 3rd one here is japan and the problem is that we really have a system of global trade imbalances and the president is not prepared to deal with that it doesn't just affect united states effects many countries to suffer

of the united nations security council the recent. my gyal peace deal. with egypt's military says it's killed $47.00 fighters and multiple operations in north and central sinai hundreds of explosive devices and other weapons were seized and more than $150.00 people were arrested iran's foreign minister says u.s. sanctions are unacceptable and uncalled for but insists his country is committed to the 2015 u.k. deal job of the reef is in tokyo for a meeting with prime minister shinzo abbay japan is a u.s. ally that depends on a rainy an oil earlier this month the u.s. government ended waivers that allowed japan and others to buy oil from iran washington has tightened sanctions on tehran and deployed warships to the gulf region in recent days sudan's military rulers have suspended talks with protest leaders for 3 days the opposition alliance which has been demanding civilian rule has called the decision regrettable the negotiators are trying to decide who heads a council that will oversee the transitional. lanka's government says hardline buddhist groups are

the united nations security council committee has decided to molineaux much food their leader of their gesture mohamad on the sanctions leg it should be remembered more on how much food. came and go prominence of her deadly attack on indian reserve police and indian administered kashmir. the indians then accuse august on direct enrollment and walgren range after which indian aircraft crossed into don india then claimed i did had several hundred fighter not digest your mom august on of the media and showed them the site of the attack. single individual who was good and bad particular attack now buggers don had already said i did want to do more against all that are operated dating within pakistan or tended to be a shorting its neighbor. north be used for attacks against any other country of course this will be seen as a major setback for the progress saudi government rejects categorically stated there was a noise and warrant over any progress done individually including the jesuit mohamad and its leader. and the attack inside indian administered kashmir. at least fifteen security person

national security adviser john bolton had said on saturday when he was in japan and also the japanese prime minister who had earlier said that those missile missile tests were a violation of the united nations security council resolution so already a slight difference there in the approaches from donald trump engines are there when it comes to this latest. aggression from north korea when he reports the live from tokyo thank you very much indeed and. the united nations has been paying tribute to its peacekeepers serving around the world there are at least 100001 active duty to point to some of the world's most dangerous places $98.00 were killed last year alone but the tributes come as operation operations face an unprecedented budget crisis or diplomatic answer james bays has more. the u.n. is holding its annual events honoring the work of its peacekeepers around the world . some of the most volatile places on earth last year 98 were killed while on chichi increasingly they also operate in a very difficult financial environment funds a tight with some budgets being cut or peacekeepers need better training and better equipment and their men that seem to be the least think and adequately support these with b