rouhani did agree to meet again to seek a joint solution president hassan rouhani emphasized the need for political and military solutions have a listen. to fight terrorism an adlib isn't an inevitable. part of a mission to bring about peace and stability and. we should make sure that their civilians are not harmed and just process. we are fighting for peace war for war is a mistake from our point of view more from our correspondent covering things in tehran example surviving. of the many issues discussed at the trilateral summit in teheran between the presidents of iran russia and turkey perhaps the thing that will impact syrians on the ground in syria most immediately is if the three countries diverging on what to do next with regards to live now the turkish president president of the one was clear that his country is already housing three point five million syrian refugees and that any displacement of the three point five million more syrians currently living and live is not something that would be sustainable and would be unfair to the syrian people the majority of whom are innoce

a few moments for hassan rouhani the iranian president to start that press conference from new york but on the issue of iran james then at that meeting at the u.n. security council apologies dames we will now cross over to the iranian president let's listen in to what he has to say. their meetings in their speech is. supporting jay superiors an achievement. yet. this min meant. to state. and this action as being alone as being left alone. withdrawal of the united states from just appearing. has not been a reach their countries of the world. this was a. mistake this is considered a political mistake by those countries today and that's. a meeting of the united nations security council which was. all goes by mr trump as. usual way. initially their decision was the session was going to be about iran but then it was. it faced disagreement but members of the security council and then they had to take back what they had said initially and. then it was focusing on non proliferation. and today's meeting of the security council. it was very evident that the united states that's only. the countrie

rouhani says the united states is intent on supporting ethnic arab separatists to create instability inside his country and they can confront us all they want a problem that they don't like a. fact that we've called them out we've called them out for ballistic missile testing we've called them out for their support of terrorism we've called them out for their arms sales and they don't like it and not only that the worst of all we stopped the hundreds of billions of dollars that were going to them and allowing

together leaders from across the world mr trump are set to speak on tuesday as is the iranian leader hassan rouhani tensions between the two powers is growing following an attack in the iranian city of ours several days ago hong kong has burned a pro independence political party accusing it of being a threat to national security this means anyone who runs or supports the hong kong national party can be fined or jailed a second woman has come forward with allegations of sexual misconduct against the u.s. supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh she spoken to the new yorker magazine about an incident during his time at yale university was to have an organized both allegations. pope francis has arrived in the latvian capital for the second leg of a tour of the baltic states he's visiting latvia lithuania and estonia to mark one

security council meeting so it'll be interesting to hear what the iranian president hassan rouhani has to say in just under two hours time. and you know if of course what jim. reported from his own conversation with the area the foreign minister is anything to go by the iranians have a very solid point of view here regardless whether you think they are right or wrong whether they do or do not have secure nuclear weapons and program but if the united nations the iranians are insisting on one point it is the united states is at the united nations a lobbying the united nations to violate united nations security council resolution that basically enshrined the iran nuclear deal in its. and i think that point of course is very strong community and i think this point president rouhani will continue to hammer home because the united states is in a weak position visited the rest of the world that wants to continue to abide by a u.n. security council resolution that the united states now is violating ok thank you for joining us from london let's now cross over to iran and get the viewpoint from

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and that is something that is likely to upset hassan rouhani specifically. it also means that there will be a great deal of focus at looking at what president trump himself says. sometimes he can be outspoken as you know but sometimes hassan rouhani can respond in kind. chris buckley we will leave it there for now from you. a man has been arrested at buckingham palace on suspicion of carrying a taser stun gun. he's being questioned by police. who say the incident is not thought to be terror related. let's get more on this. i'm joined by our news correspondent simonjones. an update on this incident. we know the man who was arrested is 38 years old. it all began around a quarter to one this afternoon when the man was initially detained by security staff of buckingham palace at the visitors entrance to the pallets. i descendents going through one of the security scanners that you find at airports or increasingly big buildings were you find a lot of people these days. once he was detained to secure the staff called the police and they were there by one o'clock a

so we ran for president hassan rouhani is very clear who he blames for the attack on a military parade that killed twenty five people however the u.s. ambassador to the united nations is rejecting the accusations that america had anything to do with it the fallout from the saturday attack on the city has been rippling around the world iran's foreign minister summons the emirate affair following a tweet by a prominent political scientist which said the attack was not an act of terrorism and voice in the u.k. the netherlands and denmark i've also been called into the foreign ministry in teheran governments accused of harboring opposition groups and to gulf countries are being blamed for backing the group which carried out the attack senior iranian military officers are pointing at saudi arabia while the president says the u.s. is intent on creating instability well before leaving for the united nations general assembly in new york president hassan rouhani accused the u.s. backed gulf arab states of providing financial and military support for anti-government ethnic arab groups the united

president hassan rouhani of iran did not request a meeting with u.s. president donald trump and it's a very significant thing for him to come out and say that at this moment the fallout from the collapse of the twenty fifteen nuclear deal the j.c.b. away the joint comprehensive plan of action that president hassan rouhani is government really championed has made his government and him very unpopular so he cannot be seen by his own people extending a hand to the very man that scuttled the deal that pulled the united states out of it a few months ago now as jeffrey spoke you know he's a very influential figure in the i.r.g.c. which is a very influential institution here in iran and so he was reassuring the iranian people and at some point even speaking for them let me read you a little bit of what he said he said mr trump the people of iran are sure that your claim of the iranian president requesting to meet with you is a big lie like your other allies so for joffrey to be seen speaking directly to the u.s. president in defense of the iranian president i

what iran's president hassan rouhani hit back on his turn came here kills the united states and waging what he called economic terrorism sabotage reports. out of the u.n. general assembly the iranian president hassan rouhani attacked the doctrine put forward by donald trump a few hours earlier of patriotism and individual national sovereignty or confronting multi-lateralism is not a sign of strength rather it is a symptom of the weakness of intellect it betrays an inability in understanding a complex and interconnected world and just as the e.u. russia and china have already emphasized president rouhani noted that the iranian deal was in trying to an international law and it was the us who was in violation rouhani also pointed to this contradiction as the us continues to suggest negotiations with iran may be possible it is ironic that the us government does not even conceal its plan for overthrowing the same government it invites the talks across town that contradiction was on full display both secretary of state might compare and national security advisor john bolton addressed an extr

general assembly the iranian president hassan rouhani attacked the doctrine put forward by donald trump a few hours earlier of patriotism and individual national sovereignty confronting multi-lateralism is not a sign of strength rather it is a symptom of the weakness of intellect it betrays an inability in understanding a complex and interconnected world just as the e.u. russia and china have already emphasized president rouhani noted that the iranian deal was in trying to an international law and it was the us who was in violation rouhani also pointed to this contradiction as the us continues to suggest negotiations with iran may be possible it is ironic that the us government does not even conceal its plan for overthrowing the syrian government it invites the talks across town that contradiction was on full display both secretary of state might pompei as national security advisor john bolton addressed an extreme neo conservative group that's long pushed for conflict with iran recent language by both men insisting that the goal of the trumpet ministration isn't regime change in iran se

well iran's president hassan rouhani is clear who he blames for the attack on a military parade that killed twenty five people but the u.s. ambassador to the united nations is rejecting accusations america had anything to do with it the fallout from the saturday attack in the city has been rippling around the world iran's foreign minister summoned the. affair following a tweet by a prominent political scientist which said the attack was not an act of terrorism envoys from the u.k. the netherlands and denmark have also been called into the foreign ministry in teheran the government accused of harboring opposition groups to gulf countries are being blamed for backing the group which carried out the attack senior iranian military officer pointing at sandy arabia while the president says the u.s. is intent on creating in stability well before leaving for the united nations general assembly in new york ronnie accused u.s. backed gulf arab states are providing financial and military support for anti-government ethnic groups the u.n. kuwait and qatar have all condemned the attack. well u.s.

live from doha also coming up iran's elite army unit vows revenge as president hassan rouhani blames the u.s. for saturday's attack on a military parade. for another referendum days after british prime minister to resign. was junked by the leadership. and tiger is out of the woods a marvelous comeback from. his first tour championship in five years. now a moment of happiness hope and history those were the words of mold the opposition leader. as he declared victory in the presidential election the opposition says fifty eight percent of the vote compared to forty two percent for the president abdullah i mean who'd been widely expected to win almost half of all his rivals in jail warning charlotte bella's report contains some flash photography. opposition supporters on the streets of mali is their leader abraham mohammed sali claimed victory in modise presidential elections. for five years president i believe you mean has been in power they say he has been dethroned and want him to concede this is a moment of happiness this is a moment of hope this is a moment of history for many of us

rouhani refused calls from turkish leader reptile iran for a ceasefire the three latest match in the iranian capital tehran for what was seen as the final chance for a diplomatic solution before a full scale assault on it led turkey backed opposition forces against syrian president bashar al assad and now fears a new flood of refugees russian president vladimir putin dismissed president wants a ceasefire proposal saying a truce would be pointless. there are no representatives of armed opposition here at our table and moreover there are no representatives of nusra front or i asked on the syrian army. so in my opinion and i believe the turkish president is right in general it would be good to have a ceasefire branch we cannot speak for them moreover we cannot say that no threat from terrorists. will stop shooting although they will stop using drones with bombs . so if anything the tehran summit. highlights of the differences between the main powers involved in this conflict will bring you reaction from the shortly as well as analysis of the wider situation in syria before that fish rep

hassan rouhani said the us and its allies in the gulf had supported the attack. ms haley said the fault lay solely with the iranian authorities. well, a short time ago, our washington correspondent, chris buckler, told me that there seems no end in sight to the diplomatic finger—pointing in this row. yeah, i think at the moment we've got washington and tehran blaming each other, essentially president rouhani claiming without any evidence it must be said, or certainly not displaying any evidence, that the us—backed allies in the gulf were responsible for enabling this attack, i think was the word he specifically used, and specifically the us ambassador to the un, nikki haley, responding by saying that as far as they are concerned iran also needs to look at how it oppresses its people and they might find some idea of how this attack may have happened. a number of groups have claimed responsibility for this including a group inside iran itself. however, in the last few minutes, we've had some details from reuters suggesting that the so—called islamic state has

rouhani who's about to give this news conference . all right james you're right so we are awaiting in a few moments for hasan rouhani the iranian president to start that press conference from new york but on the issue of iran james then at that meeting at the u.n. security council apologies james we will now cross over to the iranian president let's listen in to what he has to say. the meetings in their speech is. so poor to jay superiors and achievement. yet. you do.

hassan rouhani says america and its gulf allies backed the assault, but the us ambassador to the united nations nikki haley has told iran to "look in the mirror" for the causes of the attack. mr rouhani made his comments, as he prepared to travel to new york, where the un general assembly will convene for its annual meeting on tuesday. from there, our diplomatic correspondent james robbins sent this report. gunfire. the moment the shooting started. iran's elite revolutionary guards under attack on home soil. many forced to dive for cover, as a parade to honour them is ambushed by opponents of the government. soldiers and civilians died as others fled for their lives. an anti—government arab group based in this area of south—west iran said it was responsible, but militants of so—called islamic state also claimed this as their work. but iran's president rouhani is blaming what he calls, the bully, the united states and the gulf states, which it supports and arms, including saudi arabia and the united arab emirates. translation: the small puppet countries that we see in the region ar

hassan rouhani says america and it's gulf allies backed the assault. opposition supporters in the maldives have taken to the streets to celebrate, after their candidate claimed victory in the presidentialelection. in the presidential election. ibrahim solih said it was a moment of happiness and hope and called on his rival, president abdulla yameen, to step down. votes are still being counted. and in britain, thousands of people have staged an anti—brexit march, demanding a second, so—called "people's vote". labour party leader, jeremy corbyn, has said the party would support another referendum, if delegates backed the idea at this week's annual conference. now on bbc news, dateline london.

hassan rouhani says america and it's gulf allies backed the assault. opposition supporters in the maldives have taken to the streets to celebrate, after their candidate claimed victory in the presidential election. ibrahim solih said it was a moment of happiness and hope and called on his rival, president abdulla yameen to step down. votes are still being counted. and in britain, thousands of people have staged an anti—brexit march, demanding a second so—called "people's vote". labour party leader, jeremy corbyn, has said the party would support another referendum, if delegates backed the idea at this week's annual conference. now on bbc news, inside out.

hassan rouhani says america and it's gulf allies backed the assault. opposition supporters in the maldives have taken to the streets to celebrate after their candidate claimed victory in the presidential election. ibrahim solih said it was a moment of happiness and hope and called on his rival, president abdulla yameen to step down. votes are still being counted. and in britain, thousands of people have staged an anti—brexit march, demanding a second so—called "people's vote". labour party leaderjeremy corbyn has said the party would support another referendum, if delegates backed the idea at this week's annual conference. now on bbc news, it's time for hardtalk.

and the many things donald trump has just said he has no plans to meet the iranian president hassan rouhani maybe someday in the future he said house will have more than a couple of minutes we'll see you soon. october on al jazeera. in a new season al-jazeera correspondent returns with more personal stories from our journalists from around the world. brazilians are getting ready for elections but the main presidential contender is barred from the polls as he serves time in jail for corruption. from the u.s. and beyond faultlines investigate the stories beyond the headlines after a three year delay afghanistan will finally hold its parliamentary elections to what direction the country takes with a new two part series the big picture examines the negative view of monaco duckies moon and the effects of his demise october on al-jazeera al-jazeera recounts the shocking story of the assassination of count folk abene dot. tossed by the security council to mediate between arabs and israelis. his death would prove one of the darkest days in the quest for peace in the middle east. killing the count o

nikki haley said iranian president hassan rouhani had "oppressed his people for a long time". she was responding to mr rouhani's fierce criticism of the us, in which he blamed washington for enabling the attack. the victims of saturday's violence included 12 members of the revolutionary guards. it was one of the worst attacks ever against the elite force. president rouhani remarks came as he left tehran for new york to attend the un general assembly. translation: the victims fell as innocent martyrs. undoubtedly the islamic republic of iran does not overlook this crime. it's clear to us which group the attackers belonged to and to where they are linked. the small puppet countries we see in the region are backed by america and the us is provoking them and giving them the necessary capabilities to commit these crimes. let's talk more about that un leaders gathering in new york this week with our us correspondent chris buckler. tellers about the reaction of the trump administration to what iran is saying about the attack. washington points out president rouhani hasn't offered any

rouhani goes to the united nations general assembly in new york he no doubt will be taking this message and this attack here in tehran just a day before his departure will no doubt color the mission in the message of the iranian delegation. what's the chance that when he gets to new york say that it has a conversation with nikki haley the starting point for the iranians might be look we want to talk about grievances we want to talk about the impact of these deaths one hundred fifty hundred forty five kilometers from the border with iraq but they won't hear what they may be need to hear from nikki haley because she's saying look you've got to look closer to home. well wouldn't that be a wonderful thing for ronnie and americans to sit down and discuss regional and national security together but i can tell you that what we've been hearing from iranian officials over and over again is that at least publicly perhaps not through back channels perhaps that's a different sort of conversation but at least publicly it is very unlikely that any iranian official will sit down with a member of the t

also used his address to level more criticism at iran iran's president hassan rouhani back and has address he accused the united states of waging what he called economic terrorism and failing to on the international agreements the u.a.e. says it will support proposals for new peace talks on yemen or two weeks ago a planned talks in geneva were called off after all representatives failed to attend meanwhile the u.n. is warning millions are at risk of famine. now two days of mourning have begun in vietnam after the sudden death of its president. on friday after suffering from a very virus a state funeral be held on thursday vice president. has been named acting president becoming the country's first. female well let's go to our correspondent wayne hayden is joining us live from and i said what's happening today way and how is the president being remembered. well elizabeth as you mentioned this is a. period of mourning that has been declared by the government and that is now underway we are seeing a very steady stream of people entering the national funeral hall behind me to pay their last re

president donald trump will make his address on tuesday as well the iranian leader hassan rouhani. and the president of the moldings ability i mean has conceded defeat in sunday's election everyway for opposition leader ibrahim mohammed soni to take. u.s. deputy attorney general rod rosenstein is set to met meet president donald trump at the white house on thursday amid reports that his job is online presence john has been overseeing the investigation into alleged russian interference into the twenty six thousand election committee how could reports white house. as donald trump at with heads of government at the u.n. general assembly in new york back in washington his own government was reeling with speculation about the fate of this man deputy attorney general rod rosenstein you want to have very very few words of openness of the board meeting we write that after a single tweet on social media that rosenstein the man overseeing the investigation into alleged trunk campaign ties to the kremlin was resigning reporters scrambled to find out what was going on. the president is reporte

well if you really listen to the opening remarks by the iranian president president hassan rouhani and then the russian president president putin they are very much throwing forward. as far as they're concerned the conflict is in its final stages president bashar al assad who they have backed has emerged as the winner now it has to be said that president early one wasted no time pointing out to his colleagues that the fight was not over and he wasted no time getting to the point of including what happens next and let me read you a statement of what he said he said quote we do not want a bloodbath in and then he turns to his colleagues across the table and says you must support us in that shortly afterwards he repeats himself saying that a decision on ad lib will shape the region and we would appreciate if you appreciate our position that we're very clear message from the turkish leader who has the most to lose if there is more drawn out conflict in a province and more refugees than streaming across the border into turkish territory he made it very clear that as far as the conflict is c

rouhani back and has addressed. the government of the us at least the current administration seems determined to render all international institutions ineffectual unlawful unilateral sanctions in themselves constitute a form of economic terrorism and a breach of the right to development the economic war the us has initiated under the rubric of new sanctions not only targets the iranian people but also entails harmful repercussions for the people of other countries. the head of the i.m.f. christine lagarde says her organization is close to a deal with argentina over emergency funding the governor of the country's central bank resigned on tuesday after just three months of the job argentina's already battered currency the peso dropped in value just after he stepped down two days of mourning have begun in vietnam after the sudden death of its president. on friday after suffering from a rare virus why is president dang thing has been named acting president becoming the country's first female leader. tell c. football clu

here's what president hassan rouhani told the u.n. >> translator: it is unfortunate that we are witnessing rumors in the world who think they can secure their interests better or at least in the short ride public sentiments and gain popular support through the extremist nationalism and racism and xenophobic tendencies resembling a nazi disposition. >> fred pleitgen has reported extensively from iran and has the latest. good morning, what's the reaction here? >> reporter: you heard the words from president rouhani, strong words, talking about a nazi disposition there. one of the things we've been monitoring is iranian social media and reactions from iran itself. it seems as though if it was president trump's intention to try and weaken rouhani, it seems as though he's achieved the exact opposite. there's an outpouring of support for president rouhani from iranians, especially on iranian social media, which has literally been blowing up with criticism of president trump, accusing him of being rude and impolite. we have to keep in mind also that this is at a time that president rouhani in ira

rouhani has accused the u.s. and some gulf countries of creating instability by supporting ethnic groups in iran he says the u.s. will regret its aggressiveness. urgings been extended into the evening in the moldings presidential election an extra three hours has been added after long queues outside polling centers many opponents of the current president are in exile and the european union wouldn't send observers because of concerns one of the story the u.k.'s main opposition labor party is pushing for a general election as bracks that talks hit a stalemate germy corben is sounding out the views of labor party members at the annual conference in liverpool a new leaders rejected the prime minister to resign may's bracks it plans at a summit in salzburg three days ago. protesters in southern yemen say the saudi emirate he led coalition has become an occupying force demonstrators marched in the government held city of aden hundreds have been killed in the air strike since the coalition intervened to back yemen's gov

rouhani accused unnamed gulf states of being behind the attacks backed by the u.s. and israel or the accusation is unlikely to ease tensions between him and president drop of the upcoming u.n. general assembly this week it's a must for all the reports now from to iran. as he took off for the united nations general assembly in new york iran's president gave a preview of the likely message he was taking to world leaders be touting the joy in what he has known me undoubtedly the islamic republic of iran does not overlook this crime it is clear to us to which group they belong and to where they are linked to those who are paid claims about respecting human rights must be held accountable the small puppet countries that we see in the region about by america and the united states is provoking them and giving them the necessary capabilities to commit these crimes. saturday's attack in a box is having a ripple effect internationally iran's foreign ministry summoned the british danish and dutch envoys and accused their governments of harboring members of separatist groups ir

three iran's president hassan rouhani says his country will continue to export crude oil after the u.s. reimpose imposes sanctions in november rouhani referred to as the quote front line of confrontation with washington the u.s. has already pulled out of the nuclear deal with iran and now wants its allies to seize all imports earlier this month france's oil giant total said it was pulling out of iran due to the sanctions iran's economy is suffering and the rear reale has hit a new low against the dollar an unofficial it's changed markets. for. under now gasoline in venezuela cost next to nothing just one u.s. dollar still can buy hundreds of thousands of liters but no longer president nicolas maduro put a stop to the heavy fuel subsidies as venezuela lurches ever closer to economic collapse his socialist government is looking anywhere it can for sources of revenue base in the country with more oil reserves than any other. venezuela's gasoline is the cheapest in the world but that also lures people across the border to fill their tanks so last month president nicolas maduro said he'd ra

rouhani had to say. the. victims fell as innocent martyrs went down to lead the islamic republic of iran does not overlook this crime it is clear to us to which group the attackers belong and to where they are linked those who repeat claims about respecting human rights must be held accountable the small puppet countries that we see in the region are backed by america and the united states is provoking them and giving them the necessary capabilities to commit these crimes. and they can confront us all they want the problem is they don't like the fact that we've called them out we've called them out for ballistic missile testing we've called them out for their support of terrorism we've called them out for their arms sales and they don't like it and not only that the worst of all we stop the hundreds of billions of dollars that we're going to them and allowing them to do these violations and so their economy is plummeting the deals that they had are falling apart and they're getting desperate more with us

rouhani is accuse the u.s. of helping support those who carried out the attack and accusation it's denied. the attack has raised tensions between iran and the u.s. as leaders from both countries prepare to address the un general assembly this week our diplomatic editor james bays has more on what we can expect in the next few days they are words that will go down in the history of the united nations the united states has great strength and patients but if it is forced to defend itself or its allies we will have no choice but to totally destroy north korea the fahri rhetoric by donald trump in his first visit here as u.s. president stunned diplomats a year on relations between north korea and the u.s. we improved but no one expects the u.s. president will spend three days this time at the u.n. to be much more restrained. this year watch what happens in the united nations is most powerful body the security council around the horseshoe table where ambassadors normally sit they'll be presidents and prime ministers

and it came as trump claimed he had turned down requests that he meet with iranian president hassan rouhani at the general assembly, tweeting -- "i am sure he is an absolutely lovely man!" on tuesday, rouhani responded to the threats, saying the u.s. is guilty of recklessness and economic terrorism. >> it is ironic that the u.s. government does not even conceal its plan for overthrowing the same government it invites to talks. amy: president rouhani also said he did not request to meet with president trump. we'll have more on trump's appearance at the general assembly and growing u.s. threats against iran after headlines with university of michigan professor juan cole. republicans on the senate judiciary committee will turn to an outside counsel to question supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh perseus accuser christine blasey ford during a high-stakes hearing on thursday, as blasey ford is set to testify that kavanaugh attempted to rape her when she was 15 years old. "the w washington post" reports republicans have selected rachel mitchell, sex crimes bureau chief for the maricopa county a

rouhani to discuss the looming military assault on the northwestern syria damascus is just turman to take it live province by force aid agencies are warning of what they say could be the greatest humanitarian catastrophe in syria seven year war. the northwestern province of idlib is syria's last rebel stronghold tens of thousands of people were bussed here when other anti-government areas fell around half of the estimated three million residents both civilians and rebel fighters have come in from other parts of the country. the first big influx came in december twenty sixth seen after government forces took control of aleppo then in twenty seventeen the last rebel fighters left the city of homs and in march this year after fighting ended in eastern guta convoys also headed to it live. now the syrian government wants to retake the city its army video shows tanks apparently preparing for a ground offensive. around ten thousand rebel combatants are thought to remain in lived most of them radical islamists and members of terrorist groups they've been digging trenches and blowing up bridg

rouhani hosted russian president vladimir putin and turkish president ventured type one in tehran turkey push for a cease fire which was rejected by russia and iran raising fears of an imminent offensive the three countries did however agree to keep talking aid agencies say an offensive against it leave could be the greatest humanitarian catastrophe in syria's a seventy year war if that catastrophe materialize president heard one said his country would not be able to help. turkey right now is hosting three point five million syrian refugees lib's population is three point five million people now turkey does not have the resources or power to host a further three point five million people. let's get more from t.w. turkey correspondent julie han in istanbul welcome you here what's at stake here for turkey. well eclipse for turkey is a major security concern not only because the battle over could lead to a final decision in the syrian civil war in favor of president assad and that's certainly something turkey doesn't want but also because it is turkey that would have to deal with the conseq

iranian president hassan rouhani has criticized the u.s. following saturday's deadly attack on a military parade in the city of avalos god then killed twenty five people including twelve soldiers civilians and a four year old girl rouhani said quote bully u.s. and its gulf state allies had enabled the attack for its part washington has dismissed the allegations. grieving families are preparing to bury victims of tanzania's devastating ferry disaster over two hundred people are confirmed dead after the crowded vessel capsized on lake victoria last week one man was pulled alive from the boat after two days underwater hopes are fading of finding any more survivors vote counting is under way in the maldives after hundreds of thousands cast ballots in the country's presidential election opposition candidate but he mohammad soli cast his ballot in the capital. he's looking to unseat the president of dual guy hume who's been criticized for cracking down on democratic freedoms. i'm not krakow taal of volcanic island in indonesia showed off a dramat

welcome all the talks hosted by the iranian president hassan rouhani dealt with a number of things president rouhani really throwing forward talking about a future syria with new buildings reconstruction a new constitution and someday perhaps even new elections so a very optimistic tone struck by the man as he talked about the fighting in syria the conflict being in its final stages but if that were the case if he is the person that was being most optimistic then it was really president early one who stole the show really urging during the summit that the conflict was not over urging not just president hassan rouhani but also vladimir putin that the conflict was still ongoing during the summit he told them that it was a place where there could not be any more bloodshed that his country could not deal with any more humanitarian fallout now president hassan rouhani very much occupies the middle ground when it comes to this sort of divergence between these three men who met here today he agreed that yes the majority of people living in england are innocent civilians but that those who were usin

now to some of the other stories making news around the world iranian president hassan rouhani has criticized the u.s. following a deadly attack on a military parade in the city of us on saturday gunmen killed twenty five people including twelve soldiers civilians and afore you kill a four year old girl rouhani said the quote bully us and its gulf state allies had enabled the attack. in the old dave's hundreds of thousands of casting ballots in presidential elections that have been marred by charges of vote rigging opposition candidate abraham mohammed sali cast his his ballot in the capital my lai is looking to unseat president abdoulaye young mean he's been criticized for cracking down on democratic freedoms and that krakatau is a volcanic island in indonesia and it showed off a dramatic eruption on saturday night and meeting sand ash and hot red rocks the volcano has erupted an estimated forty nine times since friday prompting both or at least to expand the danger zone from one to two kilometers. well here in germany the defense minister has apologized to communities threatened by a wildfi

well now to some of the other stories making headlines this hour and iranian president hassan rouhani has lashed out at the united states following saturday's deadly attack on a military parade in the city of oz gunmen killed twenty five people including twelve soldiers civilians and a four year old girl rouhani said the quote bully u.s. and its gulf state allies had in the able the attack well for its part washington has dismissed the allegations swiss voters have rejected two proposals aimed at protecting farmers and promoting ethical and sustainable food voters appeared to be put off by concerns about the cost and government opposition to the so-called fair food initiative the government argued that the proposal could limit choice raise prices and in danger of swiss trade agreements. britain's opposition labor party has kicked off its annual conference with calls for a second break that referendum set to dominate the gathering party leader jeremy corbyn is now signaling he to back another vote if that's what the rank and file decide and that could raise the pressure on prime minist

and now to send the other stories making news around the world iranian president hassan rouhani has criticized the united states following a deadly attack on a military parade in the city of vase on saturday gunmen killed twenty five people including twelve soldiers civilians and a four year old girl rouhani said that quote bully u.s. and its goal state allies had enabled the attack in the maldives hundreds of thousands of people are casting ballots in presidential elections that have been marred by charges of vote rigging opposition candidate ibrahim mohamed sort of the cast his ballot in the capital molay he's looking to unseat president abdoulaye i mean he's been criticized for cracking down on democratic freedoms. krakatau volcanic island in indonesia showed off a dramatic eruption on saturday night emitting sand and hot red rocks the volcano has erupted an estimated forty nine times since friday prompting authorities to expand the danger zone from one kilometer to two. now the fate of german chancellor uncle americans in battle government hangs in the balance today as are three party coal

and now to some of the other stories making headlines this hour iranian president hassan rouhani has criticized the u.s. following saturday's deadly attack on a military parade in the city of oz gunmen killed twenty five people including twelve soldiers civilians and a four year old girl rouhani said quote bully u.s. senate gulf state allies had enabled and the attack for its part washington has dismissed the allegations of vote counting is under way in the maldives after hundreds of thousands of people cast ballots in the country's presidential election opposition candidate ibrahim mohamed so lead cast his ballot in the capital. he's looking to unseat the president still guy hume who's been criticized for cracking down on democratic freedoms. swiss voters have rejected two proposals aimed at protecting swiss farmers and promoting environmentally and emanuel friendly food voters appear to be put off by concerns about the cost and government opposition to the so-called fair food initiative it argued the proposal could limit choice raise prices and in danger swiss trade agreements. a k

rouhani fired white back can either country come back from this escalation. frankly speaking it doesn't seem that it's possible right now if the u.s. is quite determined to move forward to impose new sanctions against iran because they see that's the same since already imposed are beginning to bite so why it's back down and even when the president says that he's ready to meet with rouhani that would mean that still runyan regime has to make some concessions for this teaching to take place concessions that the iranian regime is not willing to make that is something that iran's president rouhani made very clear today here. on north korea on the other hand you know we have quite a change from what we heard last year did way. yes last year president trump described as the rockets man on a suicidal mission this year he praised as courageous courageous men so quite a shift in the u.s. approach towards north korea we have to say that there is fresh hope that progress is being made in talks with north korea the country has pledged to dismantle one of its missile test

iranian president hassan rouhani has lashed out at the u.s. following saturday's deadly attack on a military parade in the city of. gunmen killed twenty five people including twelve soldiers civilians and a four year old girl rouhani said the quote bully us and its gulf state allies had enabled the attack washington has dismissed the allegations. and to brag that protesters in the north an english city of liverpool have called for a second referendum on britain leaving the. march comes as the opposition labor party kicked off its annual conference there its leader has suggested he could back a second vote raising the pressure on prime minister may over her brags that. voters have rejected two proposals aimed at protecting farmers and protect and promoting ethical and sustainable food voters appeared to be put off by concerns about the cost and government opposition to the so-called fair food initiative the government argued the proposal could limit choice raise prices and dangerously street agreements. an australian filmmaker who was jailed in

and now to some of the other stories making headlines this hour iranian president hassan rouhani has criticized the u.s. following saturday's deadly attack on a military parade in the city of oz gunmen killed twenty five people including twelve soldiers civilians and a four year old girl rouhani said that quote bully us and as the gulf state allies had enabled the attack for its part washington has dismissed the allegations. polls have just closed in the maldives where hundreds of thousands of people have cast ballots in presidential elections opposition candidate ibrahim mohamed slowly cast his ballot in the capital molay he's looking to unseat the president guy you he's been criticized for cracking down on democratic freedoms. krakatau a volcanic island in indonesia showed off a dramatic corruption on saturday night emitting sand ash and hot red rocks the volcano has erupted an estimated forty nine times since friday prompting authorities to expand the danger zone from one kilometer to two. now the fate of german chancellor angela merkel's embattled government hangs in the balance

rouhani hosted russian president vladimir putin and turkish president as you type in tehran turkey push for a cease fire but that was rejected by russia and iran raising fears of an imminent offensive. now these three leaders did however agree to continue talking about. agency say an offensive against the province could quote be the greatest humanitarian catastrophe in syria's seven year old war this is what turkey's president had to say because to do a lot of turkey right now is hosting three point five million syrian refugees it lives population is three point five million people now turkey does not have the resources or power to host a further three point five million people. ok to abuse a turkey correspondent yulia han standing by for us in istanbul yulia we heard early on there fearing an influx of millions of refugees what is at stake for turkey. well it is a very crucial matter of national security for turkey not only because what happens in egypt could lead to a final decision in the syrian war but because it's turkey who would have to bear the costs of such a large scale milita

rouhani is hosting russia's president vladimir putin and turkey's head of state. in tehran aid agencies say it could turn out to be the greatest humanitarian catastrophe in syria's a seven year war. let's go right to our correspondent on szell bora she's following the story for us from beirut hi i'm chill is there any chance at all that diplomacy here can prevent all out military action in italy. well that's the hope the hope is that russia would listen to the voice of reason because russia wants the e.u. and the rest of the world the western world essentially to pay for the reconstruction in syria and say look we're not going to have an all out war we have a limited strike but even if it's going to be a limited strike there would still be many civilian casualties because if the problems has to be million people living there will be a lot of them there who can say is that gender based in that area and that is that you have this group active in. that province that they are preparing for probably cations but so is the russian government and the syrian government bec

rouhani was delivering a speech at the main anniversary parade in tehran he was briefed on the attack and continues his speech which it orating iran's position on its defense capabilities ronnie said they will continue to increase day by day and in africa as the investigation continues into the major breach of security dosage of ari al jazeera . for tolan the job as a political scientist and visiting fellow at the brookings doha center he says it is impossible to know for sure who was behind the attack. it's difficult to say we cannot of course categorically dismiss isis claimed to be in the perpetrator of this attack ices usually claims a lot of attacks also to show its strength on the other hand we have the iranian security forces bringing. another group to be sponsored by the saudis to be behind the attacks and so it's difficult if you one has to be cautious and it is difficult to say because also tehran of course blames the usual suspects israel saudi arabia the united states being behind this attack as was the case last year when there was this to an attack in tehran against the