iranian president hassan rouhani said his country will continue to respect the nuclear deal in spite of trump's quote insults in a speech on state television rouhani said the agreement was much stronger than trump thinks. we will continue to cooperate with the international atomic energy agency in the framework of international treaties but if someday our interests are not realized and other parties want to violate their commitments they should be aware that iran will not hesitate a moment and will respond to them. hard that they want to. whether congress will make the changes trump wants remains to be seen it would seem that much of his bluster is for domestic consumption after weeks of divisions within the republican party and infighting among his aides the president is trying to reassert his campaign priorities and play to his support base. for more on this i'm joined now by our correspondent teresa tropper tree so you've been to iran six or seven times you cover the last election so let's dive in despite trump's announcement iranian president hassan rouhani says he wants to stick

iranian president hassan rouhani said his country will continue to respect the nuclear deal in spite of trump's quote insults in a speech on state television rouhani said the agreement was much stronger than trump thinks the more you know if we will continue to cooperate with the international atomic energy agency in the framework of international treaties but if someday our interests are not realized and other parties want to violate their commitments they should be aware that iran will not hesitate a moment and will respond to them. that they want to. whether congress will make the changes trump wants remains to be seen it would seem that much of his bluster is for domestic consumption after weeks of divisions within the republican party and infighting among his aides the president is trying to reassert his campaign priorities and play to his support base. for more on this i'm joined now by our correspondent teresa tropper tree so you've been to iran six or seven times you cover the last election so let's dive in despite trump's announcement iranian president hassan rouhani says he

iranian president hassan rouhani said his country will continue to respect the nuclear deal in spite of trump's quote insults in a speech on state television rouhani said the agreement was much stronger than trump thinks more you know if we will continue to cooperate with the international atomic energy agency in the framework of international treaties but if someday our interests are not realized and other parties want to violate their commitments they should be aware that iran will not hesitate a moment and will respond to them. hard that they want to hot whether congress will make the changes trump wants remains to be seen it would seem that much of his bluster is for domestic consumption after weeks of divisions within the republican party and infighting among his aides the president is trying to reassert his campaign priorities and play to his support base. for more on this i'm joined now by our correspondent teresa tropper trees so you've been to iran six or seven times you cover the last election so let's dive in despite trump's announcement iranian president hassan rouhani sa

iranian president hassan rouhani said his country will continue to respect the nuclear deal in spite of trump's quote insults in a speech on state television rouhani said the agreement was much stronger than trump thinks. we will continue to cooperate with the international atomic energy agency in the framework of international treaties but if someday our interests are not realized and other parties want to violate their commitments they should be aware that iran will not hesitate a moment and will respond to them. that they want to. whether congress will make the changes trump wants remains to be seem it would seem that much of his bluster is for domestic consumption after weeks of divisions within the republican party and infighting among his aides the president is trying to reassert his campaign priorities and play to his support base. well for more on this i'm joined now by our correspondent arrest the tropper who has covered many stories from iran thanks for being with us so we just heard iran's president hassan rouhani is saying that he still wants to stick to this deal is ther

iranian president hassan rouhani said his country will continue to respect the nuclear deal in spite of trump's quote insults in a speech on state television rouhani said the agreement was much stronger than trump thinks. that we will continue to cooperate with the international atomic energy agency in the framework of international treaties but if someday our interests are not realized and other parties want to violate their commitments they should be aware that iran will not hesitate a moment and will respond to them. that they want to. whether congress will make the changes trump wants remains to be seen it would seem that much of his bluster is for domestic consumption after weeks of divisions within the republican party and infighting among his aides the president is trying to reassert his campaign priorities and play to his support base. for more on this i'm joined now by our correspondent teresa tropper tree so you've been to iran six or seven times you cover the last election so let's dive in despite trump's announcement iranian president hassan rouhani says he wants to stick

iranian president hassan rouhani said his country will continue to respect the nuclear deal in spite of trump's quote insults in a speech on state television rouhani said the agreement was much stronger than trump thinks the more you know if we will continue to cooperate with the international atomic energy agency in the framework of international treaties but if someday our interests are not realized and other parties want to violate their commitments they should be aware that iran will not hesitate a moment and will respond to them. and i thought that going to. whether congress will make the changes trump wants remains to be seen it would seem that much of his bluster is for domestic consumption after weeks of divisions within the republican party and infighting among his aides the president is trying to reassert his campaign priorities and play to his support base. for more on this i'm joined now by our correspondent teresa tropper tree so you've been to iran six or seven times you cover the last election so let's dive in despite trump's announcement iranian president hassan rouha

that was president donald trump and here is more of the uranium president, hassan rouhani's response to the statement by president trump. translation: trump did not correctly study international law. how is it that multilateral treaty by the united nations, originally an united nations document, can be cancelled by one country alone? trump does not understand that this is not a bilateral treaty between iran and the united states and seems to think he can do whatever he wants to do. barbara plett usher is our state department correspondent. she joins us from washington. what president trump has done is frame us policy towards iran as confronting a rogue state that supports terrorism, rather than trying to preserve a landmark arms—control deal that prevents iran from building a nuclear bomb, so thatis from building a nuclear bomb, so that is quite a shift in president trump said that arms control agreement was very weak, he wouldn't certify that it was in america's interests but he didn't withdraw from it, he said it would leave it up from it, he said it would leave it up to congress

rouhani today that they will not let the territorial integrity of syria or iraq be compromised what is iran willing to do right now do you think about this issue. well up to now the sanctions seem to be very mild iran stopped the flights of iranian airplanes to our air bill and so the money added two airports here in iraqi kurdistan and they stopped the flow of petrol by stopping the the tankers that go across the border but those are the two main sanctions really. how worried is the. regional government about the steps that are being taken by turkey and iran so far. well of course there are a lot of. reactions that much of what we see were expected. but if they do cause inconveniences they are causing worries people are worried about escalation into military action although this is increasingly unlikely given the statements made and given the complexity of the dynamics on the ground but that doesn't stop these countries to gradually incrementally impose sanctions that will go into economy into politics and diplomatic diplomacy and international connections and the kurdish governmen

rouhani today that they will not let the territorial integrity of syria or iraq be compromised what is iran willing to do right now do you think about this issue. well up to now the sanctions seem to be very mild iran stopped the flights of iranian airplanes to bill and so the money added two airports here in iraqi kurdistan and they stopped the flow of petrol by stopping the the tankers that go across the border but those are the two main sanctions really. how worried is the kurdish regional government about the steps that are being taken by turkey and iran so far. well of course there are a lot of. reactions that much of what we see were expected. but if they do cause inconveniences they are causing worries people are worried about escalation into military action although this is increasingly unlikely given the statements made and given the complexity of the dynamics on the ground but that doesn't stop these countries to gradually incrementally impose sanctions that will go into economy into politics and diplomatic diplomacy and international connections and a kurdish government a

has been giving words of assurance to the iranian president hassan rouhani saying that france remains. committed to that two thousand fifteen a deal this also talk of a possible visit. to iran by the french president with the goal of course being. dialogue between france and iran with the goal of at keeping that deal alive. we israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu meanwhile congratulated us president donald trump that started to against iran he called it bold. and he accused iran of the first time. supporting international terrorism. closely fools a jerusalem correspondent heiress macula joins us now. a series what donald trump a president trump said seems of going down very well in israel they go down well right across the board you think. it certainly went down well with the prime minister it communication of its growth prime minister's views. iran has been the killers the foreign policy came out of his prime ministership. and he is on the same page of donald trump. he looked into action that video congratulating almost trump. came out only moments of the gold trump speech. so h

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rouhani today that they will not let the territorial integrity of syria or iraq be compromised what is iran willing to do right now do you think about this issue. well up to now the sanctions seem to be very mild in iran stopped the flights of iranian airplanes to bill and so the money added two airports here in iraqi kurdistan and they stopped the flow of petrol by stopping the the tankers that go across the border but those are the two main sanctions really. how worried is the. regional government about the steps that have been taken by turkey and iran so far. well of course there are a lot of. reactions that much of what we see were expected. but if they do cause inconvenience as they are causing worries people are worried about escalation into military action although this is increasingly unlikely given the statements made and given the complexity of the dynamics on the ground but that doesn't stop these countries to gradually incrementally impose sanctions that will go into economy into politics and diplomatic diplomacy and international connections and the kurdish government a

rouhani in tehran to discuss kurdish secession efforts under simmons has more from istanbul. president rouhani and on opposing sides over syria but together in their reaction to the kurdish referendum next door in iraq both turkey and iran have kurdish minority populations both presidents believe any independence move in iraq could cause unrest in their countries and even more instability in the region there's agreement for more cooperation between their own is along with sharing more intelligence and deep terror operations both men had stern faces as they promised action but they weren't specifying what might happen. as far as we concerned iraq is one single country syria is one single country and we do not accept the geographical border changes in any way whatsoever we do not wish to exert this pressure but the wrong decisions made by some of the heads of the kurdish regional government need to be compensated for. we correspond with the iraqi central government as far as we're concerned this referendum is illegitimate we have already taken certain steps but from this moment

rouhani today that they will not let the territorial integrity of syria or iraq be compromised what is iran willing to do right now do you think about this issue. well up to now the sanctions seem to be very mild iran stopped the flights of iranian airplanes to our air bill and so the money added two airports here in iraqi kurdistan and they stopped the flow of petrol by stopping the the tankers that go across the border but those are the two main sanctions really. how worried is the. regional government about the steps that are being taken by turkey and iran so far. well of course there are a lot of. reactions that much of what we see were expected. but if they do cause inconvenience as they are causing worries people are worried about escalation into military action although this is increasingly unlikely given the statements made and given the complexity of the dynamics on the ground but that doesn't stop these countries to gradually incrementally impose sanctions that will go into economy into politics and diplomatic diplomacy and international connections and the kurdish governm

flaws so that the iranian regime can never threaten the world with nuclear weapons iran's president hassan rouhani says the move goes against the spirit of the deal but his country remains committed to it international powers including britain france and germany are urging chunked not to undermine the agreement. police in kenya shot and killed at least two people during protests against the electoral commission opposition supporters defied a ban on demonstrations calling for reforms to prevent fraud in the rerun of the presidential presidential poll in two weeks' time. france's form of culture minister. has been named as unesco's new director general she succeeds bulgaria's it in a book of a and a turbulent time with the united states and israel saying they'll withdraw from the un's cultural agency then israelis are preparing to vote in sunday's regional elections for twenty three governorships the opposition parties are predicted to win most of the seats as nicolas maduro his presidency is embroiled in political and economic crises. austria's anti immigrant freedom party has ended its ele

rouhani says trump is making a pile of delusional allegations. are you worried about iranian missiles what about those weapons you give every day to aggressor countries i know targeting of the oppressed people of yemen with planes and bombs that you built yourself you don't have any protest about those weapons and that's aggression and you targeted our oil platforms you are always the aggressor in this region our weapons are defending ourselves we have always been determined and today we are more determined to defend ourselves the planes crashed into the sea off ivory coast close to the aboriginal airport killing four people and injuring six the wreckage of the plane was swept the beach where rescue was treated surviving crewman ten people were on board the plane carrying french military cargo the aircraft was flying in from the us. those are your headlines the news continues on al-jazeera after upfront i will see you very soon. china is holding what appears to be its most significant communist party congress in decades with president xi jinping

rouhani when he arrives in tehran the two countries a large kurdish populations and fear separatism within their own borders. the u.s. state department has ordered the expulsion of fifteen cuban diplomatic staff and has given them seven days to leave the country this comes after the u.s. reduced its staff their embassy in cuba they cited unexplained injuries to americans there huber's government denies accusations that it was involved in has called the response from the u.s. reckless and hasty. those are the headlines we're back with more after inside story . an indian mining company is heading to australia to build one of the world's biggest mines will it be an economic bonanza or an ecological disaster. at this time on al-jazeera. there's a real palestinian reconciliation fight possible is ophelia's in fighting the palestinian authority his government and gaza for. a mosque the west and the peace attempting scene elsewhere in the region this is and side stories.

we've heard from hassan rouhani. how are iranians feeling about this? >> reporter: well, that's right. as you know, ali, there's two tracts here. there's hassan rouhani's government, more modern, open to tehran and the west, want better relations with the west and the world at large, and then you have the very hard-line elements in here, parts of the irgc and ruling elite here very hard-line. that are very, very skeptical of any relationships with america. now, they didn't necessarily -- weren't necessarily in favor of the deal, but right now they're not necessarily in favor of it falling apart, but if it does, they'll take it and they'll use that advantage. they'll use that advantage to clobber the moderates saying you wasted four years of the country's time negotiating with the united states, that came to nothing and take charge of the situation here, which would change the situation irreversibly in iran. hassan rouhani made a speech on tell installation was very measured and said president trump has no idea about iranian history. he has no understand

iranian president hassan rouhani has defended his country's nuclear deal with world powers warning the u.s. not to violate it he said the entire world would condemn washington his words followed reports the president may soon take the first step toward scrapping the accord. the albuquerque international balloon fiesta has opened in the u.s. state of new mexico loons of all shapes lined up in the skies above new mexico's capital of nearly a million hot air balloon enthusiasts are expected to attend the week long event. shift living in the digital age. coming up videos to make your skin tangle visual illusions on instagram and a bird's eye view of the clouds but first vehicles of the future will likely be driverless but they won't go into volume production for a while city traffic remains a challenge for developers and not everyone is keen to give up control of the wheel . the future of autumn ability seems dreamy driverless cars that take people from a to b. while they work will sleep at is frankfurt international made to show auto manufacturers showcased concept cars with self driving

iranian president hassan rouhani said iran remained committed to the accord but would not hesitate to respond if its national interests were violated. in kenya police have shot dead two opposition protesters when it cried attempted to storm the police station there were clashes in several cities including the capital nairobi with pity using tear gas to break up protests opposition demonstrators a demanding electoral reforms ahead of a rerun of a presidential election in two weeks. opposition need to ride out what has pulled out of the election the run and says the poll can't go ahead president kenyatta won the original the election in august but the result was an old future irregularities in the kind in process. firefighters in california have made some progress in containing wildfires that happened center rated entire neighborhoods and killed at least thirty two people seventeen large fires are still burning and to date nearly six thousand homes and businesses in the northern part of the state have been destroyed. but already is are warning residents of the state's wine region to rem

iranian president hassan rouhani said his country will continue to respect the nuclear deal in spite of trump's quote insults in a speech on state television rouhani said the agreement was much stronger than trump thinks all the more you know if we will continue to cooperate with the international atomic energy agency in the framework of international treaties but if someday our interests are not realized and other parties want to violate their commitments they should be aware that iran will not hesitate a moment and will respond to them. hard that they want to hot whether congress will make the changes trump wants remains to be seen it would seem that much of his bluster is for domestic consumption after weeks of divisions within the republican party and infighting among his aides the president is trying to reassert his campaign priorities and play to his support base. in the u.s. state of california rising winds are fanning wildfires until at least thirty five people and forced thousands to flee the blazes have been burning for a week now and they are still growing. the wind makes

iranian president hassan rouhani said his country will continue to respect the nuclear deal in spite of trump's quote insults in a speech on state television rouhani said the agreement was much stronger than trump thinks. we will continue to cooperate with the international atomic energy agency in the framework of international treaties but if someday our interests are not realized and other parties want to violate their commitments they should be aware that iran will not hesitate a moment and will respond to them. hard that they want to possible hotdog whether congress will make the changes trump wants remains to be seen it would seem that much of his bluster is for domestic consumption after weeks of divisions within the republican party and infighting among his aides the president is trying to reassert his campaign priorities and play to his support base. well for more on this i'm joined now by our correspondent to ressa tropper who has covered many stories from iran thanks for being with us so we just heard iran's president has been rouhani is saying that he still wants to stick

well in the last hour we heard from president hassan rouhani who made a very strong speech as expected over the tone that was meant to match the aggressive tone coming from the white house he began by saying that the president was in need of a history lesson and then proceeded to give him a way he said he reminded people of the one nine hundred fifty three a cia backed democratically elected government in iran he also reminded people of the nine hundred eighty eight shoot down as iran an iranian airliner a passenger aircraft by a u.s. warship and he also said that in the eighty's it ryan came under attack by saddam hussein's government to run iraq with it was backed by the united states he also said that the united states is responsible for using two nuclear weapons and threatening to use another one now against north korea and should not be a player that that has a say in whether or not a pulling out of the nonproliferation treaty or agreement is the right thing so. strong words from the president and also strong words in defense of his own country the ballistic missile program for in

iranian president hassan rouhani said his country will continue to respect the nuclear deal in spite of trump's quote insults in a speech on state television rouhani said the agreement was much stronger than trump thinks the more you know if we will continue to cooperate with the international atomic energy agency in the framework of international treaties but if someday our interests are not realized and other parties want to violate their commitments they should be aware that iran will not hesitate a moment and will respond to them. that they want to. whether congress will make the changes trump wants remains to be seen it would seem that much of his bluster is for domestic consumption after weeks of divisions within the republican party and infighting among his aides the president is trying to reassert his campaign priorities and play to his support base. well for more on this i'm joined now by our correspondent to ressa tropper who has covered many stories from iran thanks for being with us so we just heard iran's president has been rouhani saying that he still wants to stick to

rouhani has defended his country's nuclear deal with world powers saying u.s. president donald trump couldn't undermine it his words follow reports that trump may soon take the first step toward scrapping the agreement the twenty fifteen deals for iran agreed to limit its nuclear program in return for an easing of sanctions. the trumpet ministration has rolled back and a bomb a camp provision that requires employee health plans to cover contraception as preventive care for women employees will now be able to opt out of preferred providing no cost birth control on religious or moral grounds that focusing groups planned to sue to block the new rules. in motor racing the formula one season is heading into its crucial final phase now with just five races remaining in the driver's title still up for grabs britain's lewis hamilton and germany sebastian vettel are battling over every point this weekend's japanese grand prix no exception to that battle today's qualification sessions all several drivers setting stunning lap times number go faster than the one set by lew

rouhani about the kurdish independence referendum in iraq turkey already has several thousand ground forces stationed in northern syria or to want as previously said he will not accept a kurdish state on turkey's border. france's lower house of parliament has approved a new anti terrorism law it makes permanent several controversial measures in place under a nearly two year old state of emergency authorities will be allowed to confine suspected jihad to sympathizers to their neighborhoods and carry out more on the spot identity checks all without the prior approval of a judge. in british media reporting that on san suu kyi is to be stripped of the freedom of the city of oxford for her handling of the real crisis the de facto leader of man maher was granted the honor in one thousand nine hundred seven for her long standing struggle for democracy the city's council says it no longer is appropriate for her to hold it now fresh details are emerging of the horrific shooting in las vegas that killed fifty nine people and injured more than five hundred investigators say the shooter prepared

the regime all paths to a nuclear weapon iran's president hassan rouhani gave a measured response to iran he said remained committed to the accord but would not hesitate to respond if its national interests were violated. in brussels the european union's foreign affairs chief said it was not up to the u.s. to take unilateral action over the iran deal under the twenty fifteen deal iran agreed to limit its nuclear program in exchange for the easing of international sanctions against tehran. trumper stopped short of pulling out but made it clear that as president he can cancel the iran agreement at any time. let's cross to washington and bring in correspondent carson vaughn naaman he is in our d.c. studio we're also joined by our correspondent max hoffmann in brussels carson let's start with you trump has handed this back to congress what are their options now. well what trump once congress and the senate in particular to do is establish a sawed off trigger points which would prompt the united states to automatically impose sanctions if iran crosses certain red lines as for instance lau

now some of the other stories making news around the world iranian president hassan rouhani has defended his country's nuclear deal with wild palettes saying u.s. president donald trump could not undermine it his words follow reports that child may soon take the first step toward scrapping the agreement the twenty fifteen deal soran agreed to limit its nuclear program in return for an easing of sanctions. the trumpet administration has rolled back and obamacare provision that requires employee health plans to cover contraception as preventative care for women employers will now be able to opt out of providing no cost birth control on religious or moral grounds advocacy groups planned to sue to block the new rules. now the u.s. national hurricane center says hurricane nate will strengthen to a category two storm before striking the u.s. gulf coast on saturday night now it is already forced the widespread shutdown of all will and gas production in the gulf and people in low lying areas along the coast have been ordered to evacuate and take refuge in shelters. when a state of emergency is i

then reaction from iranian president hassan rouhani. then foreign intelligence surveillance act with mike rogers and christopher wray. president trump announced he would not recertify the iran nuclear agreement and urged congress to impose new sanctions. congress has 60 days to decide whether or not to impose sanctions. the president discussed his reasons for the decision during a 20 minute address from the white house. pres. trump: thank you very much. my fellow americans, as president of the united states, my highest obligation is to ensure the safety and security of the american people. history has shown the longer we ignore a threat, the more dangerous that threat becomes. for this reason, upon taking office, i have ordered a complete strategic review of our policy toward the rogue regime in iran. that review is complete. today, i am announcing our strategy, along with several major steps we are taking to confront the iranian regime's hostile actions and to ensure iran never acquires a nuclear weapon. our policy is based on a clear-

iranian president hassan rouhani said his country will continue to respect the nuclear deal in spite of trump's quote insults in a speech on state television rouhani said the agreement was much stronger than trump thinks. we will continue to cooperate with the international atomic energy agency in the framework of international treaties but if someday our interests are not realized and other parties want to violate their commitments they should be aware that iran will not hesitate a moment and will respond to them. that. whether congress will make the changes trump wants remains to be seen it would seem that much of his bluster is for domestic consumption after weeks of divisions within the republican party and infighting among his aides the president is trying to reassert his campaign priorities and play to his support base. well for more on this i'm joined now by our correspondent arrest a trucker who has covered many stories from iran thanks for being with us so we just heard iran's president has been rouhani is saying that he still wants to stick to this deal is there any chance

iranian president hassan rouhani said his country will continue to respect the nuclear deal in spite of trump's quote insults in a speech on state television rouhani said the agreement was much stronger than trump thinks the more you know if we will continue to cooperate with the international atomic energy agency in the framework of international treaties but if someday our interests are not realized and other parties want to violate their commitments they should be aware that iran will not hesitate a moment and will respond to them. that they want to hog whether congress will make the changes trump wants remains to be seen it would seem that much of his bluster is for domestic consumption after weeks of divisions within the republican party and infighting among his aides the president is trying to reassert his campaign priorities and play to his support base. in the u.s. state of california rising winds are fanning wildfires that have already killed at least thirty five people and forced thousands to flee the blazes have been burning for a week now and are still growing the winds m

iran's president hassan rouhani wants to rein in the revolutionary guards whose many companies have allowed iran to survive years of sanctions. that's according to the new york times. he says their monopoly on large sectors of the economy is hindering economic growth. and in china business daily, yoghurt sales are expected to overtake milk sales in the country, according to new data. currently, china is the second— largest dairy market in the world after the united states. let's begin. we havejust in with us, the director of southern investment management. let's start with angela merkel and her thyroid opposition. how will she lived with those strange bedfellows? there was an editorial at the bottom of the page speaking about the phantoms of the rock star and talking about the last time you had extreme right wingers there. —— reichstag. the french press take this quite seriously because the remember one thing, this much is it ever happen ain? thing, this much is it ever happen again? the difference between us and mainland europe is they were occupied and involved so directly but we, w

now some of the other stories making news around the world iranian president hassan rouhani has defended his country's nuclear deal with world powers saying u.s. president donald trump could not undermine it undermine it his words follow reports trump may soon it take the first step toward scrapping new agreement twenty fifteen to twenty fifteen deal so iran agreed to limit its nuclear program in return for an easing of sanctions. danish police have found more remains of kim wool the swedish journalist who went missing in august early authorities had arrested danish inventor peter manson after walls torso washed ashore she'd gone to interview him aboard his homemade a submarine martin has claimed that one died accidentally. now supporters of russian opposition activists alexina valley have taken to the streets in cities across the country not only is currently serving a twenty day prison sentence of calling for an on or to rise protest he's called on his supporters to demand that also refused to allow him to enter the twenty eighty presidential race session a demonstration to coincide wi

iranian president hassan rouhani said his country will continue to respect the nuclear deal in spite of trump's quote insults in a speech on state television rouhani said the agreement was much stronger than trump thinks more you know if we will continue to cooperate with the international atomic energy agency in the framework of international treaties but if someday our interests are not realized and other parties want to violate their commitments they should be aware that iran will not hesitate a moment and will respond to them. hard that the want of possible hot weather congress will make the changes trump wants remains to be seen it would seem that much of his bluster is for domestic consumption after weeks of divisions within the republican party and infighting among his aides the president is trying to reassert his campaign priorities and play to his support base. well for more on this i'm joined now by our correspondent arrest a trucker who has covered many stories from iran thanks for being with us so we just heard iran's president has been rouhani saying that he still wants

iran's president hassan rouhani wants to rein in the revolutionary guards whose many companies have allowed iran to survive years of sanctions. that's according to the new york times. he says their monopoly on large sectors of the economy is hindering economic growth. and in china business daily, yoghurt sales are expected to overtake milk sales in the country, according to new data.

iranian president hassan rouhani said his country will continue to respect the nuclear deal in spite of trump's quote insults in a speech on state television rouhani said the agreement was much stronger than trump thinks the more you know if we will continue to cooperate with the international atomic energy agency in the framework of international treaties but if someday our interests are not realized and other parties want to violate their commitments they should be aware that iran will not hesitate a moment and will respond to them. hard that they want to possible hot whether congress will make the changes trump wants remains to be seen it would seem that much of his bluster is for domestic consumption after weeks of divisions within the republican party and infighting among his aides the president is trying to reassert his campaign priorities and play to his support base. is look now at some other news in brief from around the world the u.s. led coalition of those fighting so-called islamic states say they struck a deal to allow most remaining eye as fighters to leave the syrian c

iranian president hassan rouhani said his country will continue to respect the nuclear deal in spite of trump's quote insults in a speech on state television rouhani said the agreement was much stronger than trump thinks the more you know if we will continue to cooperate with the international atomic energy agency in the framework of international treaties but if someday our interests are not realized and other parties want to violate their commitments they should be aware that iran will not his aetate a moment and will respond to them. hard that they want to hot dog whether congress will make the changes trump wants remains to be seen it would seem that much of his bluster is for domestic consumption after weeks of divisions within the republican party and infighting among his aides the president is trying to reassert his campaign priorities and play to his support base. now to some of the other stories that are making news around the world the u.s. led coalition that's fighting the so-called islamic state says they've struck a deal to allow most remaining honest fighters to leave t

iranian president hassan rouhani said his country will continue to respect the nuclear deal in spite of trump's quote insults in a speech on state television rouhani said the agreement was much stronger than trump thinks more you know if we will continue to cooperate with the international atomic energy agency in the framework of international treaties but if someday our interests are not realized and other parties want to violate their commitments they should be aware that iran will not hesitate a moment and will respond to them. hard that they want to hot whether congress will make the changes trump wants remains to be seen it would seem that much of his bluster is for domestic consumption after weeks of divisions within the republican party and infighting among his aides the president is trying to reassert his campaign priorities and play to his support base. stay in the u.s. for a minute in the state of california rising winds are fanning wildfires that killed at least thirty five people thousands have been forced to flee their homes and the blazes have been burning for a week no

rouhani says trump is making delusional and again. chaumont it's about been are you worried about iranian missiles what about those weapons you give every day to aggressor countries i know targeting of the oppressed people of yemen with planes and bombs that you built yourself you don't have any protest about those weapons and that's aggression and you targeted our oil platforms you are always the aggressor in this region our weapons our missiles are defending ourselves we have always been determined and today we are more determined to defend ourselves. a plane has crashed into the sea shortly after taking off from the international airport in ivory coast's biggest city abidjan there was heavy rain and lightning at the time of the incident there are reports of at least four people having died. the myanmar government minister responsible for repatriating ranger refugees from bangladesh has told al-jazeera they may have planned their exodus to give the appearance of ethnic cleansing. the family freed after being held hostage for five ye

rouhani in the iranian capital the two countries have large kurdish populations and fierce separatism within their own borders after last month's referendum in iraq a court in turkey would deliver verdicts in a major trial linked to the failed coup in two thousand and sixteen forty seven people including many military officers are accused of trying to assassinate president richard when prosecutors are pushing for life sentences on the night of the coup two policemen were killed in the hotel were one was staying he says the location was bombed minutes after he left the u.s. state department ordered the expulsion of fifteen human diplomatic staff and has given them seven days to leave the u.s. had reduced its staff at their embassy in cuba citing unexplained injuries to american staff there those are the headlines the stream is next. when news coverage of looking for an easy solution we delved deeper for and challenge the status quo. for a new season of the from at this time. and you're in the stream live on al-jazeera and you tube and twenty sixteen the a bowl outbreak that killed more

rouhani and is expected to hold talks with discipline leader ayatollah khomeini he told turkey's parliament on sunday that he expects to agree to a deal with the ronn on how to respond to last month's kurdish referendum turkey fears an independent kurdistan in iraq will have a domino effect on its own fifteen million ethnic kurdish population interest simmons joins us live now from istanbul enter is there any reason any suggestion that the iranian troops turkish troops will engage in some sort of joint action on the iraqi border. general consensus rachele is that that will not happen but you could see some announcement of cooperation between the iranian military in the turkish military the chief of staff from turkey flew out to tehran two days ahead of the president arriving to have talks with his opposite number expect to see exchanges of information intelligence as well on kurdish extremists as they described the p.k. k. is the enemy of turkey that is not connected to the kurdistan regional government by the way but the p.k. k. is active it's had four decades of conflict with the turks ma

hassan rouhani has come to the defense of the revolutionary guard. a lot of other officials have done so. the foreign minister has done so as well. one of the things that the iranians are saying is they believe it is actually the americans who are isolating themselves. shareef said no one is going to believe the u.s. anymore if they pull out of this nuclear agreement. also in negotiations with north korea, if that is something the u.s. wants to start as well. they say that the ieae is compliance. they're saying this is the strictest verification regime that they currently have in the entire world. and you have the european countries and russia who are also say they not only believe this deal is working, but it is actually at this point the best alternative. and everything else could possibly be catastrophic, cyril. >> cnn senior international correspondent fred pleitgen reporting live from tehran in iran. thank you very much. >>> let's get insight now on how the u.s. is approaching this deal. the deputy head of the u.s. and meshes program at chatham

rouhani in the capital tehran two countries a large kurdish populations and fierce separatism within their own borders andrew symonds has more from istanbul military issues andrew symonds has more from istanbul. military issues are undoubtedly at the top of the agenda in tehran the turkish military chief of staff went two days ahead to meet his counterpart in iran and it's expected some form of corporation some extra corporation between iran and turkey will be announced however in long term it's unlikely they'll be an alliance between the two armies culturally they're quite some distance apart and also of course turkey is a nato member which is raising eyebrows no doubt in the united states however the turkish military is insistent that it needs to engage with iran it can't be isolated it is definitely very very relevant in terms of coming to some sort of settlement on the conflict in syria and also very relevant in sharing a similar problem to turkey it sees as a problem the kurdish response to the iraqi k.-r. g. the kurdish regional government having the referendum vote and so what

on the strength of it, the moderate president hassan rouhani was re-elected in a landslide. not because decades of suspicion and aggression between the u.s. and iran melted away, but because at last there were clear rules to bind both sides. >> this deal is not based on trust. the nuclear agreement is based on mutual distrust. we have very clearly defined steps that we will take. >> reporter: now though iran could choose to redefine the steps it takes in areas that could have a profound effect on the united states, the war in syria, for example. and the government knows thanks to president trump it can count on the support of its people. elaine. >> quijano: elizabeth palmer, liz, thank you. >> u.s.-backed military forces in syria announced the final phase of the battle to retake the isis capitol raqqament holly williams is in northern syria. >> reporter: isis is on its last legs in raqqa. the city that was once the so called capitol of the islamic state stretching from syria and into iraq. u.s.-backed forces already control around 90% of raqqa and local leaders say that 275

take the next steps or none at all kimberly al-jazeera washington iran's president hassan rouhani says the move goes against the spirit of the deal but his country remains committed to it international powers including britain france and germany are urging trump not to undermine the agreement but he's in kenya have shot and killed at least two people during protests against the electoral commission opposition supporters defied a ban on demonstrations calling for reforms prevent fraud in the rerun of the presidential poll in two weeks. france's former culture minister audrey as has been named as unesco's new director general she succeeds bug areas in a book of verdant turbulent time with the united states and israel saying they'll withdraw from the un's cultural agency venezuela's are preparing to vote in sunday's regional elections for twenty three governorships the opposition parties are predicted to win most of the seats as nicolas maduro as president sees embroiled in political and economic crises. tens of thousands of penguin chicks of starve to death and toxic and what scientists

a swift and strong response from the iranian president hassan rouhani saying of donald trump's speech that it seemed as though the american president needed a history lesson and then he proceeded to give him one he reminded people that it was the u.s. central intelligence agency that backed a coup that toppled the democratically elected government here in one nine hundred fifty three he also reminded people of the nine hundred eighty eight shooting down a civilian airliner by an american warship he also reminded people that it was the u.s. that backed saddam hussein in iraq against iran during the one nine hundred eighty s. iran iraq war and he said these were all examples of why iran had every right to pursue any reasonable defensive capability that it deems necessary chaumont. are you worried about rain you missed what about those weapons you give every day to aggressive countries i know targeting of the oppressed people of yemen with planes and bombs that you built yourself you don't have any protest about those weapons and that's aggression and you targeted all platforms you are a

. >> reporter: hassan rouhani is a republican. >> no matter how big that chance is, we have a chance of winning this election. >> there really is no chance of one of these kids becoming the governor of kansas. >> reporter: none? >> no. >> neal allen is a political scientist at wichita state university. >> none of these teenagers has any experience in elected office, but our president didn't have any experience in elected office until he was elected. so maybe we're seeing a trend. >> i encourage the legislature... >> reporter: governor sam brownback is leaving office and the race to succeed him is crowded with conventional candidates, but republican dominic scavuzzo is undaunted. >> a youthful point of view in a field full of career politicians could be really good in topeka. >> reporter: ethan randleas say libertarian, whose friends say they're not surprised his hat's in the ring. >> yeah, ethan run for governor? that's something he would do. >> reporter: their positions vary. >> i would decriminalize almost every drug. >> most important as a public school student is public education

rouhani said. any breach of the agreement would be quite a treacherous act and he goes on to say will not have any difficulty in fulfilling our objectives in advancing on direction. we had yesterday from someone place the government in tehran that if congress was to reimpose sanctions than they would probably return to developing. nuclear materia. i think that remains to be seen what the reaction would be particularly if our our european. allies. russia and china all work with iran to try to. at least more or less. stay in the deal. that's why does this uncertainty is. in the uncertainty will go on no matter what the president says says tomorro. but if you think about the relationship between united states and and our european allies which i obviously is a keystone of our entire geo political. approach. and if we if we break the deal. there's no good outcome our on the one hand. if we impose reimpose those sanctions and europe to says no we're not going along with it because. iran is is in complian

rouhani says trump is making delusional allegations. and the governments of me and mar the minister they're responsible for repatriating ranger refugees from bangladesh has told al-jazeera they may have planned their exodus to give the appearance of ethnic cleansing. the u.s. defense secretary james mattis is urging iraqi and kurdish peshmerga forces to remain focused on defeating ice on the kurdish regional government has accused iraqi forces of preparing to seize kurdish held oil fields near kirkuk charles stratford has more now from erbil in northern iraq the kurdish regional government ok ology says iraqi government troops and shia militia forces have moved closer to their peshmerga positions the peshmerga have controlled kirkuk and surrounding area since two thousand and fourteen off to defending it against eisele when the iraqi army fled. but kirkuk one of iraq's two main oil producing regions is disputed the peshmerga say they will not withdraw and will defend the city and its oil at any cost. large numbers of popular mobilisatio