meanwhile at the united nations, the security council still absent calls upon all members for aid for korean republic. the u.s. delegates speak. >> this is the first time that enforcement action has been taken by the united nations. this action recommends that the members of the united nations assistance to the republic of korea as may be necessary to repel the armed attack and to restore international peace and security. 71 recommendl both military support for the republic of korea. our front tokyo, the u.s. moves the arms toransfer the aggressor. american troops are hurried to the defense of the korean republic. states,the united bombers are taken out of mothballs into which they were put at the end of world war ii. elsewhere in the u.s. navy planes taken from storage where they also have been since the end of world war ii. caught by surprise, the u.s. nonetheless made haste to carry out the united nations called for action against aggression. units of the famous first united states marine division and united nations -- answered the call to arms and will transport to the combat zone

president trump says he will call on the united nations security council to restore all nuclear relatedanctions on iran. he says tehran will never have a nuclear option. 9:00 in dubai. 6:00 in london. 7:00 anywhere in europe. preferably paris. good morning. the rates market is disappointed. there was a promise in this marriage. qe infinity. rates low for ever and ever and ever. they just didn't guide enough. there's not much distance between a trip in communication and a temper tantrum. good morning. annmarie you make a good point about, is the fed embarking on miscommunication. the markets clearly unnerved about the uncertainty. when will we get forward guidance? the other thing that stood out for me is the virus. it is still in charge in the fed mapping out the future. also, inflation. there's a lot of debate on this. some saying we could see stagflation. interesting to see all of this this morning. those things stood out for me. narrative comes to mind. this new salvo on around. we have a friend that we see when we travel around the world. he turns up everywhere. onturns up later on

part of pakistan all sorts stating that it has to be decided in line with the united nations security council resolutions on the. united nations security council resolutions which are still pending pakistan wants this issue to be added to on that forum i noted warned that any confrontation between the 2 countries would go beyond the wall and also the fact that the pakistani prime minister. has become an open prison that india revoked article 37 day and decided to. meet also bringing up issues china. did not dog their disputed region and while the international community may not be so concerned despite focused on warning that regional countries are very innovative nepal is already shown its map in dispute with great india and bangladesh. relationship with india so indeed. they bowed in the region and the likelihood of a major confrontation should. now richard be to member dead on almost every day basis it is measured along the line of control both sides that accusing each other of cease fire violations and up i get done enough because now saying that this is a dispute that needs attention. all

the military coup in mali has been met with international condemnation the united nations security council is calling on the country's new military leaders to release the deposed president abraham book al-qaeda members of the african union and echo was have suspended ties with mali the military has promised to oversee democratic elections but has yet to say when they'll be human rights lawyer an activist in thailand has been arrested attorney on a number was charged with sedition after taking part in a protest calling for reform of the monarchy a popular rapper was also among those arrested there are calls for prime minister pryor of channel to step down he's instructed the military to prepare for the protests to escalate. argentina is battling a surge in corona virus infections with at least 312000 cases now confirmed or more than 6000 deaths the government says that intensive care admissions and hospital occupancy rates have become unsustainable unsustainable stories a boat reports. black balloons to remember health care workers who died of covert 1000 here at the hospital and then when

loses a bit the united nations security council to extend an arms embargo on iran. sit around and watch al-jazeera life while headquarters here in doha also coming up the united states says it sees ships carrying iranian oil to venezuela further squeezing a country facing acute fuel shortages. thousands of factory workers in belarus defy the president and join protesters as calls grow to even larger demonstrations at the weekend. and fears the beirut hospitals are running out of medicine softer last week support last we report from a damaged child cancer treatment center. bottom to the program the united nations security council has overwhelmingly rejected a us but definitely extend an arms embargo on iran just one other country back to the move while european allies abstained from the vote that means unless further action is taken iran will be able to purchase conventional weapons from mid october christensen he has more from un headquarters in new york it was a quick an unceremonious and to the united states efforts to extend the iranian arms embargo that is out of

loses a beard at the united nations security council to extend an arms embargo on iran. the whole robin you want to go to syria life my headquarters here in doha are also coming up the united states says it sees ships carrying a rainy the oil to venezuela further squeeze in a country facing acute fuel shortages. thousands of factory workers in ballerinas defy the president and join protesters as calls grow for even bigger demonstrations of the weekend. and flying high once again hong kong's international airport has resumed transit flights from mainland china. welcome to the program a u.s. bid to extend that indefinite arms embargo the rather it's failed at the united nations security council just one other country back to washington of the resolution that means unless further action is taken iran will be able to purchase conventional weapons from mid october kristen salumi has more for you at headquarters in new york. it was a quick an unceremonious and to the united states' efforts to extend the iranian arms embargo that is part of the war being if that's. what you favo

with its activity creation and activity of such a council is designated to seize state authority as well as damage the national security of belarus the united nations security council has called on molly's new military just to release the deposed president abraham to the cock a to members of the african union and the regional body ico os have suspended ties with the west african nation off to tuesday's military coup it comes as the military has released opposition supporters jailed by the deposed government address has reports. mali's new military leaders released these opposition demonstrators after the spent 2 weeks prison. unjustly arrested by the former government because with justice and good governance . good education health arrested just because of. the military leaders behind these disco in bali to gain trust and legitimacy. met with members of the opposition assuring them that the military intervention will be brief and that elections. but without setting deadlines. we have no political ambition we are soldiers we have other progressives other missions to deal with our objective is through the various meetings we had with the vari

developing ballistic missile technologies and testing those missiles, which was in breach of united nations security council resolution, and it did not open trade or diplomacy between the united states and iran, so it was a deal, but it was a limited deal. if you asked me could we get that back, i want to make sure everyone understands that does not suddenly mean the united states and iran will be friends in any way, shape, or form. america's closest allies will still be countries like the united states, the uae, and the gulf cooperation council countries. those countries are a lot closer diplomatically to each other than they were under the obama administration, in part because they all see iran as their common enemy, and even though joe biden would want to come back to the old deal, biden would also see iran as our principal antagonist as well. david: let's go to a different hotspot that will be in the inbox for the next president. that is belarus and our relationship with russia. it seems to me that president putin has a bit of a problem there. ian: he does. what is interesting about belarus is the peopl

mr hariri as political allies vocally supported a united nations security council resolution number 1559 which in september 2004 called for the disarming of militias in lebanon and the withdrawal of foreign troops from lebanon one militia was hezbollah's the soldiers were syrian. the syrians even imposed electoral candidates on mr hariri these were known as the quote syrian deposits and quote. mr hariri resisted he did not want this the syrian government that mr hariri is opposition also wanted to extend president a meal hodes term limited mandate. this could only be done by the lebanese parliament changing the constitution in august 2004 the syrian president mr bashar al assad effectively ordered mr hariri to support mr la hood's mandate extension stating that syria alone would choose the president of lebanon. in the months before his assassination mr hariri zz allies were publicly calling for an end to the syrian political military and economic dominance over lebanon on his supporters held 3 meetings in the bristol hotel in beirut and issued coals for the indus syrian domination of leb

breaking tonight: the united nations security council refusing to go along with the u.s. resolution extending its arms embargo against iran. this comes after the u.s. edits seized four iranian fuel shipmen way to venezuela and confiscated their cargo. rich edson has details to make. >> the state department has announced that the u.n. security council has rejected an american resolution that would have extended this arms embargo against iran. secretary of state says the u.n. security council vote is inexcusable. >> it makes no sense to permit the world's largest state sponsor of terrorism to purchase and sell weapon systems. it doesn't make sense for the european people either. >> without united nations security council support iran can legally buy conventional weapon starting october 18th when international weapons embargo expires. >> we are going to do everything that we can within our diplomatic tool set to ensure that arms embargo doesn't expire. >> the next diplomatic tool on the list, a controversial maneuver to restore sanctions against iran. known as snapback, the

loses a beer to the united nations security council to extend an arms embargo on the role of. the whole robin you want your officer life my headquarters here in doha also coming up the united states says it sees ships carrying iranian oil to venezuela further squeeze in a country facing acute fuel shortages. thousands of factory workers in bella ruse defy the president and join protesters as calls grow for even bigger to instructions of the weekend.

sound could create a massive discussion within the unit security council and also create major problems for the security council it is going to put nation against nation it is going to create a great disturbance and undercut the authority of the security council should the u.s. persist in this actual move but it goes much further than this it creates ructions within the european union the european union so all the nuclear deal as it's crowning achievement $27.00 members of the european union now if anybody said decides that they want to snap back sanctions there's a massively long procedure that goes before this can happen some would argue that president trump is not only trying to undercut iran he's trying to undercut the very structures that put that nuclear deal in place a clue including his traditional allies like britain and germany and france and indeed the european union so there's much more to this than what would appear to be some kind of willful move by the u.s. president some would argue that it's a conscious attempt to weaken traditional longstanding allies but the other side of all of this is that most are going to sit and

the agreement comes a day after the united nations security council blocked a u.s. demand to reimpose sanctions on iran. for more on these development's, i'm joined by one of the founders of the national iranian council, which represents iranians in the u.s. he joins me tonight from washington. it's good to see you. this looks like a conciliatory move from tehran. will the t trump administrationn see it that wayay? >>>> no, i think the trump administration will be quite frustrated because what they probably w wanted was a crisis between iaea and iran, which they would be able to escalate further. early on in the trump years, they went to the iaea and tried to strong-arm them to request access to a variety of sites, and the iaea p pushed d back bee they had no clear evidence that would justify such a request. later on, such a request was made, and the iranians have agreed for inspections at two of these sites, it seems like partly as a resultt of the iaea also saying they don't have any further questions beyond that. it does not seem like this was independent of the s

loses a bit the united nations security council to extend an arms embargo on iraq. sit around and watch al-jazeera life for headquarters here in doha also coming up the united states says it sees ships carrying iranian oil to venezuela further squeezing a country facing acute fuel shortages. thousands of factory workers in belarus defy the president and join protesters as calls growing for even larger demonstrations at the weekend.

. >>> in belarus, opposition politician svitlana tsikhanouskaya is calling on the united nations security councilo take upup the issue of allel government repression of its opponents. the momove comes aftfter prosecs in the country opened a criminal investigation against activists seeking the resignation of president alexander lukashenko. mass protests have occurred since e lukashenko won in an august 9 election to secure a sixth term in office. protesters claim the vote was rigged. opposition leaders have set up a council to negotiate a transition of power with the government, but the prosecutor geneneral sasays the council is aimed at seizing powower and damaging national security. she is now living inin exile in neighboring lithuania. she met estonia's foreign minister to urge him to raise the issue at the u.n. security where estonia is a nonpermanent member. eu leaders have discussed the matter. the leaders of france and germany say tatalks will be key. >> translator: we, the e.u., along with russia are ready to provide support for brokering a dialogue if the people of belarus want it. >> the

attempt to reimpose sanctions on iran is facing major pushback at the united nations security council president says 13 members are against reimposing sanctions and it will take no further action on choose day iran said it would accept any additional demands beyond its commitments under the 2050 nuclear deal the u.s. accuses iran of violating terms of that agreement cooler temperatures higher humidity and less winds are helping firefighters battle against wildfires in the u.s. state of california but hundreds of blazes are still a blaze the fires of killed at least 7 people and destroyed more than a 1000 times those were the headlines are back with more news in half an hour here on al-jazeera next it's what i want to. frank assessments what are you seeing there in yemen. like we saw this with informed opinion is ethiopia on the verge of a breakdown in many parts of the only region are actually under a de facto state of emergency and critical debate after that is a proxy he does not get everything the interest of the libyan people in-depth analysis of the day's global headlines inside

loses a bit the united nations security council to extend an arms embargo on iran. as a whole robin this is out of there alive my headquarters here and also coming up the united states says it see ships carrying a rainy and oil to venezuela further squeezing a country facing acute fuel shortages. and the factory workers in deliveries to fire the president and join protesters as calls growth or even bigger demonstrations at the weekend. in japan marks 70.

military coup in mali has been met with international condemnation the united states and the united nations security council is calling on the country's new military leaders to release the pows president abraham boubacar kato is the headlines more news for you after inside story thanks to. justice been served in the assassination of. a member of hezbollah is found guilty of a massive bomb blast in beirut 15 years ago with the death of lebanon's former prime minister the received when tension there is already high this is inside story. hello welcome to the program. it was a long awaited verdict on an investigation which has cost hundreds of millions of dollars 15 years after the assassination of how do you do the un backed international tribunals in the hey come victor. a member of hezbollah 3 other defendants belonging to the armed group what acquitted of killing lebanon's former prime minister all 4 were tried in their absence hezbollah denies any involvement in the massive bomb blast in beirut which killed 21 other people judge just said hezbollah and syrian leadership may have had no tips to eliminate ho

of course it comes as the united nations security council's call for the release of the deposed president. the military has released opposition supporters by the former government reports. last new military to release these opposition demonstrators after the spent 2 weeks prison. we were arrested by the former government because we were demanding justice and good governance from. asking for good education health arrested just because of. the military leaders behind these disco in bali to gain trust and legitimacy that met with members of the opposition assuring them that the military intervention will be brief and that elections will follow but without setting deadlines. we have no political ambition we are soldiers we have other progressives other missions to deal with our objective is through the various meetings we had with the various social and political groups to hand over rapidly the powers to a civilian transition for the continuity of the state and we are all aware today of the political and security situation mali is going through. money is a position seem impressed at least for

attempt to reimpose sanctions on iran is facing major push back at the united nations security council president says 13 members are against reimposing sanctions and it will take no further action united states have been pushing for the reimposition of sanctions for alleged violations of the nuclear deal the u.s. ambassador to the u.n. told the council that iran continues to be a threat to peace in the middle east light comes as the head of iran's atomic agency says that talks with the head of the u.n. nuclear watchdog have been constructive rafael grossi is in the iranian capital tehran pushing to visit 2 sites suspected of storing undeclared nuclear material while iran's president has an rouhani has responded to u.s. pressure saying that if the trouble ministration wants a deal it should return to the 2015 agreement. antigovernment protests have been held in the better russian capital minsk despite a crackdown on critics and activists 2 members of the opposition coalition council have been sentenced to 10 days in jail and several others summoned for questioning the exiled opposition

council cannot cover up for the maduro regime. >> any specifics on how un bureaucracies covered up maduro? >> the security counsel, the human rights council allows venezuela, what proof do i have the united nations system has yet to abide by the original charter? >> for venezuela to fall back on, a devastating report last month on human rights abuses in venezuela, horrific to read. >> of all people to come out to write a report addressing human rights abuses in venezuela than michelle -- other countries do not pay heed and read her reports, i don't know how else i can say it is important that we continue to uncover the maduro regime. if she cannot, and it was really surprisingly that came out with this report, we can welcome this all day long in latin america but we all feel the same. what we have to do is continue calling out and i will continue to call out venezuela within the security council. we have to take the like-minded countries that are recognizing the guido regime and lift him up and stressed to him the importance of free and fair elections and support this and also make certain we don't get latin american countries under the heavy burden on top of covid-19 taking in all the refugees

mali but the african union and the european union are condemning the arrests and the united nations security council has called an emergency meeting here's more from our managers our correspondent following developments from a budget nigeria. apart from the border closure the course also in a statement issued this evening ordered the suspension of all financial flows between mali and other west african states it's suspending mali from its decision making bodies and also imposing sanctions on those who executed the coup so these are some of the key decisions in that in that statement by of course late this evening and if these these decisions have been implemented mali which is largely unlocked country would be in for a very very tough time the other headlines and a u.n. back to court has convicted a member of the armed group hezbollah for the 2005 assassination of lebanon's former prime minister rafik hariri salim was one of 4 suspects tried in absentia the other 3 were acquitted the hariri family has cautiously welcomes the verdicts. democrats say they'll press ahead with a bill to prevent changes

coming days the military coup in mali has been met with international condemnation the united nations security council is calling on the country's new military leaders to release deposed president abraham boubacar cager members of the african union and ecowas have suspended times with mali the leader of the military takeover promised to oversee democratic elections but has yet to say when they will be. the ability to do what you do the mission is that we have no political ambition we are soldiers we have other progressives other missions to deal with our objective is through the various meetings we had with the various social and political groups to hand over rapidly the powers to a civilian transition for the continuity of the state and we are all aware today of the political and security situation molly is going through so i want to reassure you you can continue working without any pressure and i want to reassure you of our support. millions of afghans are facing food shortages caused by the coronavirus pandemic and the lockdowns that followed the 4000000 people have lost their primary source of inc

attempt to reimpose sanctions on iran is facing a major pushback united nations security council president says 13 members are against reimposing sanctions and it will take no further action the us have been pushing for sanctions to be restored for alleged violations of the nuclear deal the u.s. ambassador to the u.n. told the council that iran continues to be a threat to peace in the middle east. meanwhile sudan's transitional government has told the u.s. secretary of state that it doesn't have the mandate to establish diplomatic ties with israel while has been holding talks in the capital khartoum to try to promote arab israeli relations there are concerns washington might be trying to use it on status as a sponsor of terror as leverage and the morgan explains. my pump became the 1st top u.s. diplomat to set foot in sudan's capital hard in 15 years when he arrived on tuesday his visit lasted just 3 hours he took to persuade sudan to join the u.a.e. in normalizing relations with israel but following discussions with prime minister abdullah on u.s. support for the year old transitional gov

leaders in mali pledge political transition and new elections at the united nations security council is urging soldiers to return to their barracks. former u.s. president barack obama has delivered a scathing attack on his successor on day 3 of the democratic national convention obama said donald trump has shown no interest in pursuing in the work and has sort of only to help himself and his friends obama urged americans to vote for joe biden in the presidential election saying he has the ability to lead the country out of dark times. for close to 4 years now he has shown no interest in putting in the work no interest in finding common ground no interest in using the awesome power of his office to help anyone but himself and his friends no interest in treating the presidency as anything but one more reality show that he can use to get the attention he craves. correspondent alan fisher has more on this story from washington. there is a convention if you want unwritten that former presidents don't attack incumbents in the white house but barack obama threw that convention out of the wi

loses a bit of the united nations security council to extend an arms embargo on iran. as a whole robin this is al jazeera live my headquarters here in doha also coming up the united states says it sees ships carrying a rainy and oil to venezuela further squeezing a country facing acute fuel shortages. 1000 factory workers and deliveries defy the president and join protesters as calls grow for even bigger demonstrations at the weekend. and japan marks 75 years since the end of the 2nd world war crime is the sions are they pledges never to repeat the tragedy of conflict. bought into the program the un security council has overwhelmingly rejected a us bed to indefinitely extend an arms embargo on iran just one other country back to the move while european allies abstained from the vote that means unless further action is taken iran will be able to purchase conventional weapons from mid october kristen salumi has more from un headquarters in new york. it was a quick and i'm ceremonious and the united states efforts to extend the iranian arms embargo that is out of the war i

efforts to extend an indefinite arms embargo on iran have failed at the united nations security council it means that tara will soon be able to trade weapons without u.n. approval the u.s. says it will seek to trigger a return of all u.n. sanctions on iran in the coming days al-jazeera as questions to me has more now from the united nations headquarters in new york catch here is that the united states withdrew from the nuclear deal 2 years ago and so members of the council are arguing particularly russia and china that the united states doesn't have standing to make such a claim because it withdrew from the deal unilaterally it can't now come back and claim to invoke part of that so there's no clear legal mechanism to settle this dispute in the council if the united states decides to go forward in that way this could be really. to malta was time for the security council and there is no clear mechanism for resolving the dispute well this comes as the u.s. says it seized iranian fuel headed to venezuela it claims the cargo one for tank has amounts to more than a 1000000 barrels of petrol

effort to reverse a military coup which the overthrow of president abraham to become united nations security council has also called on military leaders to release the deposed president colonel i see me one of the 5 military officers who announced this week to one state t.v. has declared himself chairman of the now in power the army is promised to oversee democratic elections but has not specified when they'll take place. the group of at the root of the mission thing is that we have no political ambition we are soldiers we have other progressives other missions to deal with our objective is through the various meetings we had with the various social and political groups to hand over rapidly the powers to a civilian transition for the continuity of the state and we are all aware today of the political and security situation mali is going through so i want to reassure you you can continue working without any pressure and i want to reassure you of our support. now to india the country is struggling in its battle to contain the corona virus pandemic country has reported a new record increase in daily in

on thent trump will call united nations security council to renew all sanctions on iran. key u.s. allies have said they won't go along with any plan to reimpose sanctions. china says trade talks with the u.s. will take place soon. the two sides have been expected to talk last weekend about phase i of the trade agreement. president trump says he called off those agreements, saying, "i don't want to talk with china right now." global news 24 hours a day, on air and on bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm. -- i'm ritika gupta. this is bloomberg. ♪ mr. obama: this president and those in power, those who benefit from keeping things the way they are, they are counting on you. >> they kicked dirt in the face of everyone else, but we can build a thriving economy by investing in families and fixing what is broken. >> i know something about the slings and arrows she will face, and believe me, this former district attorney and attorney general can handle them all. sen. harris: let's fight with conviction. let's fight with hop

moving on i want you to , tell me a little about what can the united nations security council can do in regards to venezuela? can you talk about the role for the u.n. to play in the transition of democracy for venezuela? they: as you well know, united states and several other guido andtes support his presidency. has been theates largest contributor to humanitarian aid in latin american countries. i was just in colombia before covid and saw firsthand the hundreds of thousands of refugees crossing over into latin america, especially into columbia. you have human rights being abused in venezuela. people are traveling, especially into columbia because of obviously the proximity. what we have been able to do is offer humanitarian aid and support to the latin american countries. the four covid, before the migration, this was an issue within their own countries, their health issues, their economy. then to have this propelled on top of what is already occurring. it is really important we help latin america, that we uncover all the atrocities the maduro -- iran is engaged in propping up the m

. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> bret: the president of the united nation security council said this is not in positionn iran. and iran said it won't accept any additional demands beyond the terms of the 2015 nuclear agreement. >> iran will not renegotiate the nuclear deal and will allow no new access to sensitive nuclear sites. iran's nuclear chief was steadfast. the iranian president added if the u.s. wants an agreement it must first return to the nuclear deal. but since president trump with drew the united states from the 2015 agreement, secretary pompeo is organizing nations against iran. the u.s. restored u.n. sanctions to stop iran and buying and selling advanced weapons. secretary pompeo urging othered nations to follow suit. >> iran is on the cusp of having access and the money coming from the sale of those weapons. >> vice-president biden will rejoin the iran deal. but the u.s. ambassador sees this as a mistake. >> obama and biden let iran get away with murder and sent them a plane full of crash. president trump ripped up the iran nuclear deal. >> whoever wins in november will have the final d

this is a result of a vote in the united nations security council last friday. it was an expiration of arms embargo against iran. the united states try to get that extended, it expires in october. now the united states is going to go to the u.n. security council tomorrow to enforce another provision of the iran nuclear deal. that is snapback sanctions on iran to prevent it from getting anything. >> today i'm directing the secretary of state mike pompeo to notify the u.n. security council that the united states intends to restore virtually all of the previously suspended united nations sanctions on iran. it's snapback. >> reporter: emergency use authorization for convalescent plasma more coronavirus treatment. the president has been bullish on this. the fda which appeared to be issue that is holding back. i asked the president about that. i was told the white house going to try to encourage the nih and the fda to get that emergency use authorization out quickly as possible. >> you have lot of people over there that don't want to rush things because they want to d

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side of course was the united states trying to push sanctions back onto iran through the united nations security council where where is that situation at the moment. well the united states tried she's tried to initiate that mechanism that would have seen the united nations sanctions we posed now so far they haven't been successful because the security council has rejected that bid it doesn't mean that's the end of the story because because they could change that again when the u.n. security council presidency changes in september but so far the international community those 1514 or 13 members of the council in fact 13 members of council haven't supported the united states and it's prompted iran to see this as a victory. that the united states' position a position he said has isolated them yet again and have president has done rouhani has said that the world should know that iran is committed to the. 2015 nuclear deal and the i.a.e.a. should let the world know that iran is committed to the 2015 nuclear deal so iran very much is treating this as a victory but also this is a sense of iran showing the world

well, the united nations security council, did you hear about this?y just gave iran a huge free pass. prime minister benjamin netanyahu, what the landmark development means for peace in the middle east, the threat from the iranian regime, prime minister benjamin netanyahu is here and will tell us exclusively in a moment. ♪ ♪ two!? ...they didn't panic. they got a bigger car for their soon-to-be-bigger family. after shopping around for insurance, they called usaa - who helped find the right coverage for them and even some much-needed savings. that was the easy part. usaa insurance is made the way liz and mike need it- easy. you can adjust youriggest sacomfort on both sides...eep your sleep number setting.. usaa insurance is made the way liz and mike need it- can it help me fall asleep faster? yes, by gently warming your feet. but can it help keep me asleep? absolutely, it intelligently senses your movements and automatically adjusts to keep you both effortlessly comfortable. will it help me keep up with mom? you got this. so you can really promise bett

security council. thank you very much from the united nations chris sincerely thank you chris and all i can we can now speak to ashish production he's a senior united nations analyst at the international crisis group joins us live now from new york via skype so a very eventful off to noon there in new york we heard from actually say oh now he was making the argument that the u.s. does have the right to pursue unilateral u.n. sanctions on iran under the under resolution 2 to 3 want to use saying that that resolution is essentially independent of the text of the iran nuclear deal is there a solid legal argument or mechanism for challenging the u.s. argument. well firstly i you know i'll say that you know the secretary pompey statement has been consistent with what the u.s. has been pushing for over the past couple of years on this issue asserting that despite its withdrawal from the g c p o if it retains the rights and privileges of a participant because of that one paragraph in resolution 2231 now is or is actually challenging the position i think we won't see much beyond what the ether we came out tod

has failed to persuade the united nations security council to extend an international arms embargo on iran it means tehran will soon be able to trade weapons without u.n. approval the u.s. says it will seek to trigger a return of all u.n. sanctions on iran in the coming days kristensen me as more from the united nations headquarters in new york. catch here is that the united states withdrew from the nuclear deal 2 years ago and so members of the council are arguing particularly russia and china that the united states doesn't have standing to make such a claim because it withdrew from the deal unilaterally it can't now come back and claim to invoke part of that so there is no clear legal mechanism to settle this dispute in the council if the united states decides to go forward in that way this could be really. to malta was time for the security council and there is no clear mechanism for resolving the dispute well this comes as the u.s. says it seized iranian fuel headed to venezuela it claims that cargo and 4 tankers amounts to more than a 1000000 barrels of petro its biggest ever sei

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the military coup in mali has been met with international condemnation united nations security council is calling on the country's new military leaders to release deposed president to become creative members of the african union and ecowas have suspended times with mali the military's promise to oversee democratic elections but has yet to say when they will be a bit interests is live now from made so the military is met i believe with ministry officials from the now dissolved government can you tell us. well basically the military said they have no political and. it's now confirmed that. is the head of the military transition committee or the council the committee of the military that took over from brian but because kate and nothing much is known about this army officer except the fact that he had been a commander of one of the units special forces in central mali remember that area is rocked with violence so the military has assured that it will not stay in power longer than necessary and it's making arrangements to return the country to democratic rule this is what it told the influ

attempt to reimpose sanctions on iran is facing a major push back at the united nations security council president says 13 members are against the reimposition of sanctions and it will take no further action the us had been pushing for those sanctions for alleged violations of the nuclear deal the u.s. ambassador to the u.n. told the council that iran continues to be a threat to peace in the middle east when it comes as the head of iran's atomic agency says that talks with the head of the u.n. nuclear watchdog have been constructive profile crosses into iran pushing to visit to sites suspected of storing undeclared nuclear material meanwhile iran's president hassan rouhani has responded to us precious saying that if the trouble ministration wants a deal it should return to the 2015 agreement in other developments sudan's prime minister is saying that he has had direct and transparent discussions with the u.s. secretary of state about removing sudan from the u.s. terror list might pompei o is the most senior american official to visit the african country since its former leader of the shi

united nations. the security council president says 13 members are against three imposing sanctions and will take nother action. the u.s. has been pushing for sanctions to be restored for alleged violations of a nuclear deal. the u.s. ambassador to the u.n. said iran continues to be a threat to peace in the middle east. meanwhile, sudan's transitional government has told the u.s. secretary of state it does not have the mandate to establish diplomatic ties with israel. pompeo has been holding talks. there are concerns washington may be trying to use sudan's designation as a state sponsor of terror as leverage. reporter: mike pompeo became the first top u.s. diplomat to set capital when he arrived. join the uae in joining -- normalizing relations with israel. following discussions on u.s. support for the transitional government and the ongoing peace process, sudan's government said they could not be moved. >> the government is a transitional government. it consists of a broad coalition. --t unites it is complete the transitional period to focus on the issue of transitional justice and to prepare for e

ammonia itself it can be incredibly dangerous that we do probably need as you said yes the united nations security council leading the way here to direct regulations that will be amenable all around the world and that is something that one would hope the u.n. getting on with it straightaway because you never examined the. other stashes of ammonium nitrate. to not be used or improperly and game crude craze and massive explosion ok we'll leave it there him is to press on many thanks for unpacking a complex aspect of this developing event for us many thanks to mr breton there in the u.k. ok before we go to the break let's just show you the latest live shots coming to us from adjacent to you the martyr square i suspect that's near that that's near the parliament building in beirut we've heard these reports we've seen the pictures we've got right police on the ground and squaring off against a clutch of protesters they have used to stop protestors demonstrators breaching the fences around the building to parliament building they didn't want one of them to get in there to put this in a broader political context

the military coup in mali has been met with international condemnation the united nations security council is calling on the country's new military leaders to release deposed president abraham. members of the african union and ecowas have suspended ties 8 with mali the military has promised to oversee democratic elections but has yet to say when they are. we'll be . the one to prove it to you live the mission is that we have no political ambition we are soldiers we have other progressives other missions to deal with our objective is through the various meetings we had with the various social and political groups to hand over rapidly the powers to a civilian transition for the continuity of the state and we are all aware today of the political and security situation mali is going through so i want to reassure you you can continue working without any pressure i want to reassure you of our support i'm an interest is live for us and to and by the military of no name to their apparent leader what more can you tell us. asami go to is a kind of love the money an army not many money and know much

. >> there is a major state department effort ongoing at the united nations security council to try tonventional weapons. the u.s. says expect this week to vote on a resolution that would extend the arms embargo preventing iran from buying these weapons. secretary of state mike pompeo is traveling in europe. he tweeted if the u.n. security council doesn't extend the arms embargo it will make a mockery of its mission to maintain international peace and security. the proposal the u.s. will put forward is reasonable and needed. we will do the right thing. a ban against selling conventional weapons to iran expires october 18th. state department officials saying they're pushing other countries to indefinitely extend the restrictions. american allies support the u.s. effort. european countries are trying to broken a compromise and china and russia oppose extending the embargo. china and russia are waiting to sell iran arms. unless the administration can bring these countries on board, this effort will fail and iran can start buying conventional weapons in just about two months. >> sandra: th

the verdict is properly executed i thank all who have been behind the tribunals the united nations the security council and above all i thank the tribunals members and all the mass media behind them until we have come to this moment and at this moment. in respect before all the fall in martyrs and their relatives those who have fallen since 2005. 4 and i pray to god almighty to accept them in his mercy and allow me to personally speak to the family of lay. his wife my brothers. and my uncle. and my aunt to behave to my wife and to my children this is a personal message this moment we have been waiting for over the past 15 years this moment proves whatever happens we are one family when. and when. and this has been my promise to my late father there is no one is above lebanon and no one is above the truth thank you. ok that was of course saad hariri the son of former prime minister rafiq hariri son 30 a former prime minister himself. just to cover up what he said there he said the lebanese have come to know the truth that justice has been served. he also issued a new demand over the last that the truth

donald trump says he will call on the united nations security council to restore all nuclear sanctionsn iran. it's an attempt to kill off the 2015 agreement. sayes say the u.s. has no in the iran deal because it left the pack in 2018. turkey has discovered energy in the black sea. bloomberg sources tell us it is most likely natural gas. they gave no indication of the size or how difficult it will be debt extract. president has promised to deliver good news on friday that will usher in a new era for the nation. -- global news global news, 24 hours a day, on air and on bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. matt: asian stocks as well as u.s. and european futures are under pressure. let's get at the markets now with laura cooper, r mliv macro strategist. what we expectt to see in terms of the move forward. the fed minutes showed tempered optimism. not as optimistic as they could have been. the ecb is coming later today. >> the risk off reaction that we saw in markets shows how sensitive assets are to what the fed is actually say

attempt to bring back sanctions on iran has failed at the united nations the security council president says certain members are against reimposing sanctions and it will take no further action the us had been pushing for the reimposition of sanctions for alleged violations of the nuclear deal which washington left sue years ago the u.s. ambassador to the u.n. told the council that iran continues to be a threat to peace in the middle east protests have resumed envelop who says capital remains despite a government crackdown on politicians and activists 2 members of the opposition council have been sentenced to 10 days in jail the world health organization has declared africa free of naturally occurring polio the consciousness last case was reported in northern nigeria 4 years ago the deal between israel and the united arab emirates to normalize relations may be souring after less than 2 weeks a u.s. news website says the u.a.e. called off a meeting with american and israeli officials after prime minister benjamin netanyahu opposed the sale of f. $35.00 warplanes the u.s. wants to wants a

strengthen the deal through that meeting but not through what the united states is looking for here in the security council and here at the united nations the standoff is likely to continue thank you for that chris since you know me with the latest there from the united nations. the deal between israel and the united arab emirates to normalize relations may be souring after less than 2 weeks a u.s. news website says u.s. called off a meeting with american and israeli officials after prime minister benjamin netanyahu oppose the sale of f. 35 warplanes the u.s. navy u.a.e. wants the south jets but u.s. policy dictates israel must maintain its regional military superiority and in a further set back saddam has told my compiler the u.s. secretary of state that it is in no position to normalize relations with israel during talks in khartoum prime minister abdullah him doc said the transitional government isn't mandated to make such decisions early in his or out on bail promise to promote closer ties between israel and other arab states he morgan is in khartoum she says the u.s. is using sudan status as a state sponsor of terrorism as leverage

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today to the security council president all references there in is not envoy and has nor do you understand dos you know. kristen salumi is following this one for us from the united nations. the united states is very isolated in the security council not just by the russians and the chinese the russians perhaps have most vigorously made the argument in support of iran's case that the united states does not have standing with the agreement and cannot make this decision but also the traditional allies of the united states in the council the europeans germany france the united kingdom they didn't speak publicly but they issued a statement saying that. they can't support the united states unilateral move because they want to support the international nuclear deal that they put forward and that everyone has agreed to so off camera speaking to other diplomats here at the united nations we're being told that really no one has any intention of following the u.s. is commands on this matter that there are no plans to implement the snapback as far as other countries are concerned whether or not they actually would sell weapons to iran is a whole other matter the united states has th