president kennedy himself described his mission to vienna. >> i went to vienna to meet the leader ofn, mr. khrushchev. for two days, we met in sober, intensive conversation. mr. khrushchev and i had a full and frank exchange of views on the issues that now divide our two countries. i want to present him directly, realistically, with an opportunity for discussion and clarification. >> as president kennedy said in his report, this was not a summit meeting, but rather, and -- rather, an informal exchange of views and a way of keeping open channels of communication between the united states and the soviet union. one topic of discussion was the serious situation in laos. -- where communist backed factions were continuing hostilities against the royal government. president kennedy reported a measure of agreement in vienna. >> both sides endorsed the concept of a neutral and independent laos, much in the manner of burma or cambodia, and of critical importance to the current conference in laos and geneva, both sides respected the importance of a cease-fire. >> the second meeting was held at

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and the one hand, there are talks going on in vienna. the byte administration is open to returning to the deal, but the iranian regime has said publicly that they want some sort of grand gesture from the u. s. and it's not clear that the binding ministration is going to do anything that will satisfy that. and so in terms of the impact of this particular election, i don't see in what way it's going to push the needle one way or the other. we do know of course that right? you see says he wants to return to the deal, but he's also he wants a very strong central government and the type of rhetoric that the runny and president can issue some time to fax away the u. s. respond so i see raise you in some ways of return talk medina. job a more populous authoritarian president. and that was a period where the relationship with us in iran was really, really bad. of course the relationship is always very tense, but that was definitely more tend to period. so the economy is really struggling. it hasn't grown since 2017. a lot of this is because of t

our correspondent in vienna — bethany bill — has more.uropean negotiators and iranian negotiators saying that they are closer than they were, but progress has been made, but there are still differences, still gaps, and that's why the talks have now been adjourned to allow the delegations to go back to their capitals for consultations. the eu's envoy said that they'd made some progress, particularly on some technical issues, but he said that that in and of itself shed some light on some of the political difficulties that the sites will face before they can actually get down and agree to a deal, if that's possible. so, at the moment, ithink it was fairly upbeat people talking about it, but nobody is expecting progress very sooi'i. we are not quite sure even when the next round of talks will take place. they haven't given a date yet, but no doubt, over the few next weeks, people will try and push ahead for more progress on this issue. so are the iranians serious about the deal — despite the election of a new hardline president.? here's bbc p

with no dealjust adjourned and vienna with no deal just yet. adjourned and vienna with no dealjust yetew hard—line president ebrahim raisi. ten people including nine children have been killed in a crash in alabama stopping the county coroner said the vehicles were likely to have hydroplaned on a wet roads and lost control after tropical depression claudette caused flash flooding. me and my�*s ruling general is in moscow to attend a security conference, a further sign of how the army is tightening its grip on the country. the visit comes as the civilian leader overthrown in the country faces the next stage of her trail.

but the talks in vienna are going to adjourn today for a few weeks at least. and the europeans, china, russia, everyone wants to take a pause here and take stock of what is going on in iran and resume afterwards. the point is that they were hoping that they will wrap up the negotiations before the change of government. the government changes over on august 15. the previous plan was for the negotiations in vienna to end by august 5, some kind of agreement. now there seems to be some new thinking, that maybe we should wait for the new government because we do not know whether it will commit itself to the kind of agreement that is being negotiated in vienna. the headlines on bbc news: more than half a million people in brazil have now died from coronavirus. experts warn the outbreak could worsen. those in england who are double jabbed, and come into contact with covid, could be spared ten days of self isolation. a surge in coronavirus vaccination bookings in the uk, as 18—20 year olds sign up for theirjab in huge numbers. armenians are heading to the polls for a

talks aimed at reviving the iran nuclear deal have been adjourned in vienna, with indications that a deal may be close, but it's not there yet. israel's new prime minister says that world powers should not negotiate with iran, after the election of hardliner ebrahim raisi as president. raisi's election is, i would say, the last chance for the world powers to wake up before we're turning to the nuclear agreement and to understand who they're doing business with. early indications from france suggest that the far right politician marine le pen has failed to make a breakthrough in regional elections. here in the uk, a senior scientist suggests that people who've had both their covid jabs, might eventually be able to travel without quarantining. i think in the time in the future, i'm not sure when, but a time in the future, i can imagine a situation where we will have alternatives to isolation for people who have two doses of the vaccine. welcome to the olympic village in tokyo, but with shared facilities, from dining areas to flats and gyms, how will athletes manage to stay safe from co

that it's likely that they will wrap up these talks in vienna. well, before racy and his cabinet come in and that iran will obtain desperately needed sanctions release. i think the question is whether there is going to be anything to build on with this group. and there, you know, the vital ministration has talked about a longer and stronger agreement that's going to be, that's going to be a really heavy lift. it's going to be very difficult, i think, to negotiate that with a racy lead administration. the aspect of iranian pragmatism that were inaction for the past 8 years have vanish now while going to vanish. this is a new iran one that might resemble more one of the eighty's in respect to relations with the u. s. how much are the u. s. policies towards iran to blame for this? well, i think a lot of the fault certainly lives with donald trump. you know, the united states in iran and other countries managed to negotiate old landmark agreement in 2015. that traded curves on iran nuclear program for sanctions relief . iran was in full compliance wi

that's as talk in vienna have been gen negotiators have returned home for further consultations ahead of the iranian delegation. said that close to the never to an agreement, but the remaining issues will not be easy to overcome. negotiations have been ongoing since april. yeah, let's go to kristen salumi who join me now from washington dc. kristen, what are these sticking points? the u. s. is referring to well, it appears that sanctions and lifting sanctions on iran which have been so devastating to their economy and what iran has to do to achieve that goal, remain the key sticking points. iran going into the talks demanded that all the sanctions be lifted before they return to the terms of the 2015 nuclear deal. jake sullivan, who's the national security advisor for the united states, told us media that the united states is retaining the right to impose sanctions for non nuclear issues. whether that's human rights abuses or a ron's ballistic missile program, missile development and things of that sort. we know that president joe biden, in his campaign for presidency, actually was ta

and on sam boy, as soon as that document is signed in vienna, we are ready to go. it will not even take us a week to reopen this country's economy to the international community. but in terms of the domestic challenges, and that is linked to that. if they can secure that when in their 1st few weeks in office, the new governments of abraham racy, it will be a huge victory for him. and the sanctions relief will be almost immediate. the results that we will see here, that is one of the hopes here is to increase his popularity among the people who didn't vote, to see to say that look, even though he may not be your candidate, he is now the candidate of the country. and he's been able to secure this deal that there are president ron, he couldn't during his 2nd term so it will work in his favor and it will certainly not unify the country and alleviate some of the economic pressures in the country. i'll just say restore such a barrier reporting live from toronto. we've just joined us. able to him racy, has won the iranian presidential election with a wide margin of around

and the coming days, of course, all this is happening as the nuclear talks of wrapped up in vienna. the 6 round of the talks and the ranges have now formed a special committee which takes, which is taking a look at the final draft that has been agreed upon in vienna. and they will decide whether or not to accept it. we understand that this special committee is with officials from the national supreme national security council. all right. somebody thanks. data storage authority, there live, entire honest also was saying in vienna maps involved in talks to revive the iran nuclear deal. say they're heading back to their capitals to prepare for what could be a final route of the garcey ations. they've been trying since april to bring the us back into the pact to get iran to once again comply with the conditions while several sticking points remain. all sides say the closer to the end, kristen salumi reports for washington. the key issues seemed to be the lifting of sanctions that were imposed by the united states. when president donald trump withdrew from the nuclear agreement, the iran

as soon as that nuclear deal is signed in vienna. so there is a sense that that deal will be as sealed in the coming months. and what happens here today will certainly be important, but will not change the faith of the ongoing negotiations and vienna. all right, i feel such a live person in toronto, so thank you. let's bring in mohammed islamic. he's a political research, it joins us by skype from tehran. i'm good to have you back. so let's talk 1st then if we can about abraham, right? you see, we know he's a protege of the supreme leader. he's got the support of the hard liners. it's a done deal then that he's going to win. we should, we should wait until the end of it actually, you know, the rent in our department. we are going to do all the last election the election, the result that it comes with the waiting day patients before the election. so yes, it seems that this is going to become the next president was a result. and why is this election mohammed so important to the islamic republic? i mean, many people believe that the nex

preparations are under way for the grand dance event, part of the ball season that takes over viennaer a50 grand balls take place, and thousands of people descend on the city to get all dressed up and dance the night away. these preparations are for the blumenball, or flower ball, an event for 3000 guests. a team of 250 people have spent a week getting everything ready, and today they are busy decorating the hall with 80,000 flowers. translation: 200 years ago, common people were allowedl to dance for the first time. before that, it was a privilege of the nobility alone. the viennese people were enthralled, and that popularity continues to this day. over 300,000 people attend the city's balls each season. but no two events are the same. they can be anything from grand affairs in the city's imperial palace with formal dress and classical music, to modern dance parties where anything goes. this season of events also represents big business for the city, boosting the viennese economy by around 200 million euros each year. this is perhaps not surprising when the most sought—after events

talks aimed at reviving the iran nuclear deal have been adjourned in vienna, with indications that a deal may be close, but it's not there yet. israel's new prime minister says that world powers should not negotiate with iran, after the election of hardliner ebrahim raisi as president. rais�*s�*s selection is the last chance, i would say, for the world parrot to wake up before returning to the nuclear for the world powers to wake up before returning to the nuclear agreement and realise how they are doing business with. agreement and realise who they are doing business with. here in the uk, a senior scientist suggests that people who've had both their covid jabs, might eventually be able to travel without quarantining. welcome to the olympic village in tokyo, but with shared facilities, from dining areas to flats and gyms, how will athletes manage to stay safe from covid? the man at the covid measure they will enforce is to make everybody who comes in wear a mask come even when they are on these machines. it is hard to see how they enforce that or how these a level of athletes will we

and this all comes as a crucial time for the new care talks in vienna. the u. s. and iran have not yet met face to face, but to pronounce the saying they've made progress and that the governments involved should make a final decision soon. well, let speak to dawson jabari. she is in tehran, forth, dorothy, nice. 33 websites being seized. i imagine terrans, not particularly happy, can you talk us through some of the reaction you've been hearing that certainly, and absolutely nobody here is happy about what's taking place. the head of baron's mission to the united nation says that iran will pursue this matter through all legal channels that is available to them. we've also heard from the foreign ministry who is issued a statement saying that this is a breach of international law, and that it is a very hypocritical acts by the united states government. they are trying to sabotage the free voices of the iranian press. of course, these 33 sites are all branches, various options of say, tv owned website, and the official, the government's meeting cabinet meeting, which

it is not constructive at a time when nuclear talks are underway in vienna.r: iran has just elected a new president. raisi has already ruled out meeting joe biden. diplomats have held six rounds of talks to revive the 2015 -- 2016 nuclear deal. -- 2015 nuclear deal. negotiators say they are close to a breakthrough. let's bring in our guests. a professor of political science at surround university. a contributor at tech policy press. and an emeritus professor of international politics at the university of birmingham. warm welcome to you all. let's start with you. these seizures have come at a really critical and delicate time, a time when u.s. and iranian officials are trying to revive the 2015 nuclear deal. how strange is the timing of this to you? do you believe it has the possibility to derail the negotiations? guest: it is not a good sign. it does not show goodwill by the americans. also it is interesting to note the press has been reporting critically of the negotiations in the past month. the very same day it was seized, it was seized, a broken exclusive

and specifically that nuclear deal that we've seen that ongoing negotiations in vienna. he said that as long as there is a benefit for iran out of what comes out of those negotiations, been, it is very much he's in favor of that that he said we cannot continue these negotiations. and of course we heard from the government, folks with an earlier who said that the 6 rounds have wrapped up the deputy for minister bus or she is now in terror on there is a special committee that's been formed in iran to deal with the draft that has been concluded in vienna, that is now here, and this committee is made up of the supreme national security council, the parliament and the government. so there are 3 different branches who are going to look at this draft that's been written in vienna. and the iranians will have to decide now whether or not they're going to sign it. there is an understanding that their negotiations will not continue. there is a time now, a set for the ratings to respond. of course the question inside the country is, would this be a win for the outgoing government of

because as we know, negotiations in vienna have somehow stalled and been told that they would prefer to continue with them. or at least we should conclusion for after presidential election and the brain raised the conservative or ultraconservative, we can say presidents will have matching parliament. it would be a good mix of forces to be able to push the mandate. so it's possible for the economy to be able to improve after that for him to be able to fulfill on that economy promise. the economy is a major one. but even just looking at this process of the election itself, we saw a contest where many candidates were bod, from standing. what does this tell us about where it ran his heading? oh, well, that would be very difficult to tell. at this point right now, the thing we do know is that the guardian council, which is the kind of treaters who can run has set up a homogeneous number of people and has basically said the basic gracie for victory. because him at the compared to the experiments be drunk or the advisor to the supreme neither was not as favorable as the candidate and the go

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i just read the latest text editor that is being discussed in vienna. the text is getting cleaner and cleaner. the brackets are being removed. saudi arabia says it's intercepted, 6 armed thrones, launched by yemen. swift rebels. most of the drones with fire towards hamish machines in the kingdom south west saudi state, tv says air defense is intercepted, 17 roads in total. over the past 24 hours. the who's have been targeting oil facilities and airports in southern saudi arabia over the course of humans. 60 a long war well than 500000 brazilians have now died of the corona virus, and people are angry and they are demanding the impeachment of the president, julia bolton aro, over his handling of the pandemic. oh, these are the scenes in so paulo where mister bolton, otto was fined last week for not wearing a mask. at randy, the president has repeatedly played down the threat of the virus activists according to a nation wide protest across 300 brazilian cities and towns. both nero took too long to buy the vaccine. heard immunity won't do any good. the onl

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we know another meeting is scheduled to happen in vienna on sunday. the u. s. of course, has not been directly engaged with iran in these talks instead, leaving that to their counterparts. in the deal, but by joe biden, the president of the u. s. is very eager to make progress on this front and as far as easy as concerned on the one hand, this man is a hard liner. that's a concern for the united states. amnesty international has linked him to death squads in the 1900 eighty's that oversaw the killing of thousands extradition extra judicially of political prisoners. and as the head of the judiciary, racy over saw other human rights abuses. according to amnesty international, including allowing government officials and security forces immunity and their crackdown on protesters and dissidence and so forth. so this makes right, you see actually the 1st a ronnie and president sworn into office under us sanctions in 2019, when he took over as the head of the judiciary, the united states level, personal sanctions against him. so that is a complicating factor in the re

with no dealjust adjourned and vienna with no deal just yet. adjourned and vienna with no dealjust yet. earlier israel's new prime minister naftali bennett said world powers should not negotiate with tehran after the election of a new hard—line president ebrahim raisi. ten people including nine children have been killed in a crash in alabama stopping the county coroner said the vehicles were likely to have hydroplaned on a wet roads and lost control after tropical depression claudette caused flash flooding. me and my�*s ruling general is in moscow to attend a security conference, a further sign of how the army is tightening its grip on the country. the visit comes as the civilian leader overthrown in the country faces the next stage of her trail. now on bbc news, the week in parliament hello again and welcome to the week in parliament — the week the health secretary discovered who his friends are. the right honourable gentleman, now forever branded as hopeless hancock by his own leader. also in this programme: britain's biggest police force is accused of institutional corruption. this

some progress has been made in the talks to revive the iran nuclear deal in vienna. but both iran and the us say there's still some sticking points to the stations where was in 10 days time and a few hours, millions of the opens. we heading to the poles for a crucial parliamentary election, which has been delayed twice so far. its prime minister smith's 1st electoral test and it comes at a critical time for the nation with reports of famine and continuing violence in the northern t gray region. while they will be new election integrate because of the conflict. some other regions will also be excluded. as well how to do reports now from the eastern region of herat. with $368.00 alley squeezed into just one square kilometer. this is the old walled city of hot of extent. if you appear, if thick, high walls erected in the 13th century by the indigenous people, a unique ethnic minority group. while holidays used to inhabit a much larger area, their population has declined. and they now leave behind the city walls. in 2016 units got out of the heritage site to protect its

and in vienna, diplomats from the us, europe, china, russia. andy ron, have held 6 rounds of talks to revive the 2015 nuclear deal. negotiators say they're close to a breakthrough. the. alright, let's bring our guests into iran homage. musashi is professor of political science at ron university. in washington d. c. courtney ranch is a contributor at tech policy press and in birmingham scott lucas isn't meritus professor of international politics at university of birmingham. a warm welcome to you all had let me start with you today. the seizures they've come at a really critical and delicate time a time when us and iranian officials are trying to revive the 2015 nuclear deal. how strange is the timing of this to you and do you believe that it has the possibility to derail the negotiations? i mean, it's definitely not a good sign. it doesn't show any good well by the americans. also, it's interesting to note that prestige had been reporting very critically of the negotiations in the past month. in fact, the very same day that it was, sees it brok

i just read the latest text editor that is being discussed in vienna. the text is getting cleaner and cleaner. the brackets are being removed. the negotiations will of course, continue regardless of when the new government takes office. that is the understanding from the president elect abraham racy. he had said while he was campaigning, that he believes the nuclear deal to be a binding agreements and that he will honor that. the understanding here is that regardless of whether or not he is in favor of it, there really isn't much alternative for the new government in order to try and remedy the economic situation. lifting the sanctions and come to some kind of an agreement for this j. c. p, o, a to remain intact, is the only option really that is feasible at the moment for you to try and revive the country's economy, which has seen the reale plummet, 80 percent, lose 80 percent of its value over the past 4 years. and of course inflation is that over 40 percent. so unless we see some kind of tangible results within these talks and return to the nuclear d

it is not a constructive move at a time when nuclear talks are underway in vienna. so it seems like we take one step forward and 2 steps back with what's happening between around the world powers. and this was certainly damp in the mood here and seen as a negative step towards what the re needs are trying to achieve with the international community. dorothy, thank you very much for that update dosage. barry's correspondent in tehran, never use the secretary of state phase. it's crucial that libya holds national elections in december as the only way to ensure peace and stability. antony blanket made the comment for head of i didn't charge conference getting under way in berlin with james to reduce violence in the north african country. representatives from the transitional government are taking pont along with key foreign players, including the us, russia, turkey, and egypt. we share the goal of a sovereign stable unified, secure libya, free from foreign interference. it's what the people will be deserve. it's critical to regional security as well for that to happen.

the latest round the top in vienna have not been agenda. and levy as national unity government has announced the reopening of a road that links eastern and western parts of the country. the forces loyal to be lower for half, say, one consultant, and yet to approve an edition in latin america is now the f. p center of the corona virus pandemic. the continent is reporting the wells highest death rates. vaccine distribution is slow and infection continue to search in several countries. the rise is believed to be partly due to the fall spreading gamma variance vars 1st identified in brazil. let's get more in this. we can speak to correspond daniel wireless and what is there is. so this situation, daniel is dia, across much of the latin american countries, i mean 1200000 dead more than 35000000 in fact said, why is this region being hit so hard? there are many reasons why latin america's been hit so hard. some of those are systemic, simply poor distribution of wealth, lack of investment and infrastructure. so when people were being brought to th

i just read the latest text editor that is being discussed in vienna. the text is getting cleaner and cleaner. the brackets are being removed. barbara slavin is the director of the future of iran initiative at the atlantic council. she says, well, this may be a new president for iran, it doesn't mean that will be drastic. change the 1st, let's point out that the key decision maker and iran was never the president. it was always the supreme leader, particularly the supreme leader, ayatollah ali, home and 8th. so in that sense, there isn't really that big change we've heard, right? see already commit to the iran nuclear deal. iran need sanctions really. so i agreed that it's likely that they will wrap up these talks in vienna, well before racy, and his cabinet come in and that iran will obtain desperately needed sanctions release. i think the question is whether there is going to be anything to build on with this group. and there, you know, the vita ministration has talked about a longer and stronger agreement. that's going to be that's going to be a real

all obviously comes at a crucial time for the nuclear talks in vienna. the u. s. and iran have not met face to face, but to promote, say, they have made progress and the governments involved should make a final decision soon. well, it speaks dorothy jabbar, she is in the iranian capital. karen for us, daughter, this is obviously an incredibly sensitive time and now these alleged reports of this attack on the atomic energy organization. what do we know about what happened? well, we have very little information that's been shared from officials here, but we do know that was the attempt to attack one of the buildings of the countries atomic energy organization in the city of catch, that's just west of the capital, teheran. however, officials have said that they have managed to foil the attack and no one was injured and not none of the structures of the buildings there was destroyed or anything like that. nothing more from officials are remaining very tightly because apparently the investigation is still ongoing. and they are trying to decide who the perpetrators are

it is not a constructive move at a time when nuclear talks are underway in vienna. as you say, dorsey, this is coming at a critical time, a delicate time in u. s. iran relations when they've been trying to revive the 2015 nuclear deal. how might these us move effect fat? while it's certainly not going to help the situation, the 6th round of nuclear talks in vienna wrapped up just a few days ago. and the iranians are now deciding whether or not they will agree to the draft that's been brought together in vienna. there is a special committee that's been formed with the various branches of government who are looking closely at the details of that agreement. we heard from the rain in foreign minister and how much about serene, who said that the text he's reviewed is the final one. they have at the moment following months of negotiations and b and since april, so the ratings are in a position to make a decision now. and of course, the newly elected president abraham, right, you see has weighed in on the topic as well. saying that he will continue to support what is in th

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