in the security council and the u.k. is along with the other 13 members in the security council in defending the global consensus because you have those who we have a new government has articulated often in the security council the ambassador and all spoke just not a few weeks ago i don't know whether the in or out is johnson was the prime minister at that time but i take it that the government like the u.k. do not shift positions that quickly. especially with regard to not to the question of palestine as we see it in the united nations since birth johnson has become prime minister he's appointed a home secretary pretty patel who had to resign over a covert meetings with benjamin netanyahu that we're outside of anything she told the government here i'm not sure whether you have a view on that but then you know who has said we will probably be forced to enter into a war. in gaza what did you make of the comment on britain's weapon exports to israel are at record levels. what would you say to britain in the context of neta

in the security council and the u.k. is along with the other 13 members in the security council in defending the global consensus because you have those who we have a new government has articulated often in the security council the ambassador know spoke just not a few weeks ago i don't know whether the in or out is johnson was the prime minister at that time but i take it that the government like the u.k. do not shift positions that quickly. especially with regard to not to the question of palestine as we see it in the united nations since birth johnson has become prime minister he's appointed a home secretary pretty patel who had to resign over a covert meetings with benjamin netanyahu. that we're outside of anything she told the government here i'm not sure whether you have a view on that but then yahoo has said we will probably be forced to enter into a war in gaza what did you make of the comments and britain's weapon exports to israel are at record levels. what would you say to britain in the context of netanyahu sa

in the security council and the u.k. is along with the other 13 members in the security council in defending the global consensus because you have those who we have a new government has articulated often in the security council the ambassador know spoke just not a few weeks ago i don't know whether the in or out is johnson was the prime minister at that time but i take it that the government like the u.k. do not shift positions that quickly. especially with regard to not to the question of palestine as we see it in the united nations since birth johnson has become prime minister he's appointed a home secretary pretty patel who had to resign over a covert meetings with benjamin netanyahu. that we're outside of anything she told the government here i'm not sure whether you have a view on that but then you know who has said we will probably be forced to enter into a war in gaza what did you make of the comments and britain's weapon exports to israel are at record levels. what would you say to britain in the context of netan

in the security council and the u.k. is along with the other 13 members in the security council in defending the global consensus because you have those who we have a new government has articulated often in the security council the ambassador know spoke just not a few weeks ago i don't know whether the in or out as johnson was the prime minister at that time but i take it that the government like the u.k. do not shift positions that quickly. especially with regard to not to the question of palestine as we see it in the united nations since birth johnson has become prime minister he's appointed a home secretary pretty patel who had to resign over a covert meetings with benjamin netanyahu. that we're outside of anything she told the government here i'm not sure whether you have a view on that but then yahoo has said we will probably be forced to enter into a war in gaza what did you make of the comments and britain's weapon exports to israel are at record levels. what would you say to britain in the context of netanyahu sa

peacefully and properly addressed in accordance with the un charter security council resolutions and bilateral agreement no actions that to would it unilaterally change the status quo should be taken as a neighbor of both india and pakistan china hopes to see the dispute effectively managed and stability restored to the relationship between the 2 sides mr president the development is the master key to solving all problems development should be be placed at the center of the global macro policy framework with a continued focus on priority areas such as poverty reduction infrastructure education and public health we need to maintain global development corporation where north south cooperation as the main channel supplemented by south stars cooperation we need to build an open world economy and how developing countries better integrate into the global industrial and value chains. the un member states should achieve a complementarity between the 2030 agenda for sustainable development and their medium to long term development strategies in efforts to pursue high quality development china

in the security council and the u.k. is along with the other 13 members in the security council in the offending the global consensus because you have those who we have a new government has articulated often in the security council the ambassador and all spoke just not a few weeks ago i don't know whether the in or out is johnson was the prime minister at that time but i take it that the government like the u.k. do not shift positions that quickly. especially with regard to not to the question of pakistan as we see it in the united nations since boris johnson has become prime minister he's appointed a home secretary pretty patel who had to resign over a covert meetings with benjamin netanyahu that were outside of anything she told the government here i'm not sure whether you have a view on that but then you know who has said we will probably be forced to enter into a war in gaza what did you make of the comments and britain's weapon exports to israel are at record low. what would you say to britain in the context of neta

that can as a security council the the u.n. can act you see why i think. india is stonewalling the situation because india knows that once the international community gets involved then then the ruling will be for the people of the international community will insist on the people of kashmir exercising their right of self-determination i'd like to focus on another component of your meeting with president trump for just a minute because when you were there much of your meeting time was taken up with the issue of afghanistan now i want to ask what do you make of president trump basically calling off the peace talks with the taliban and how do you believe that's going to impact the security situation for pakistan. well 1st let's just concentrate on of honest on billy from a human point of view everyone must want to. help the afghans get peace so therefore pakistan is playing its part whatever little influence we have on the taliban we have asked them to you know go on the dialogue table they've all agree the talks with the americans actually were a pretty adv

security council resolution demanding a truce in northwest syria it called for an end to hostilities and it led the last rebel held province russia is the assad government's main ally this is its 13th security council veto in relation to the syrian conflict at the mass again sir james bass has this reports. about the bands here are you going to use your features you will see it was clear by the time the russian ambassador arrived at the security council that he was likely to yet again use his veto on a resolution about syria. 3 members of the security council kuwait germany and belgium have been working on a resolution calling for a cease fire need lived for over a month their draft allowed for what they called counterterrorism operations but only if they didn't breach international law is there a chance for last minute negotiations to avoid a russian veto at this stage we do everything possible to reach our goal and that is to protect civilians and have international humanitarian law being observed i'm afraid we really witness another very sad day for australia as your know the situ

security council. our partners within brics and the middle east and water as if there was no good looking 3 sessions when the difficulties are so difficult we've faced a lot of conflicts and result situations so. he would if that are done which are today in my statement in my address i'd like to try to present russia's vision. of why the world is now is rather recently in the not so optimistic state gets you. so by the other i've explained the stance that our western colleagues have been promoting the so-called rules based order most of us over the. i have talked there is danger for international law only went into norms of international law to be what's at the moves of system and we will be trying to persuade all the countries to return to respecting the national lol. and. you know work to achieve that but we have a lot of countries that sport as you know so so this year this general assembly session also coincided with. our so chairing the un security council and the session we held yesterday was ded

security council no resolution was passed both of them were rejected. for new york thank you. for an almost 2 months long scale maritime operation the global security body interpol says it has detected at least a dozen suspected foreign terrorist fighters who went to the continent by crossing the mediterranean the more details he's on the show the. bases operation so you see the idea is it to look for threats posed by foreign terrorist fighters who may be using maritime routes or sitting in that train in attempts to get to the shame you know into the european union into poland said during the oprah show in the summer they were so one point she would 1000000 checks that took place this is checks just looking at people's legal documents making sure that they they say they are and they say as a result of all of these checks they intercepted 12 individuals who they believe all potential terrorists interpol says it's always only god when information is shared between regions into pools networks of the global level and every check border control or random search is a potential break

council resolutions the presence of the 5 permanent members of the security council required so we were not eager to negotiate with the united states is was a necessity once. that. objective was achieved for us the presence of the united states was not a major plus as you said from the very beginning even during the obama administration the united states was more interested in keeping the sanctions that it had not lifted than observing its obligations to lift the sanctions so this has been the case and we will never be heard never. naive about the united states i lived in the u.s. for 30 years of follow the united states for the past 40 years so i know what i'm probably missing many of your interviews you stressed that economic benefits is one of the tenets of this deal economic benefits economic benefits are one of the tenets of the deed and the deed actually rests on 2 pillars not nonproliferation and normalization of economic relations but that does not require where you laid out the american participation and with active american counteraction can you gather the economic benefits of

security council no resolution was passed both of them were rejected. the leader of the israeli opposition insists that he will have a unity government not spend human netanyahu it's up to the prime minister's bloc and the opposition both to win a majority in a snap election. according to the election commission we have received $33.00 seats and netanyahu did not achieve the bloc that he had hoped to achieve citizens of israel want to the unity government even after previous elections and they want it now i was talking about it almost for the whole year i intend to create a wide unity government with me is the leader. i was surprised and disappointed by the fact that as of now benny gantz still refuses my call to meet the president called for unity and without a meeting between the 2 major party leaders a unity government cannot be formed the opposition the the statement comes after netanyahu called him to form a coalition with 97 percent of the vote now counted and yahoo sent to write likud bloc is 2 seats behind the center left blue and white alliance

out of respect for this security council resolution, we provided europe with the opportunity to fulfill its 11 commitments. compensate for the u.s. withdrawal. however, unfortunately, we only heard beautiful words while witnessing no effective measures. allas now become clear for turnshe united states back to its commitments and europe is unable and incapable of fulfilling its commitments. a even of adopted step-by-step approach and implementing paragraphs 26 and 36 of the jcp oa. we remain committed to our promises in the deal. however. we have a limit. not respect. does the united nations security council, resolutions, and when europe displaced -- displays , the only way shall be to rely on national dignity, .ride and strength they call us to negotiations while they run away from treaties and deals. we negotiated with the incumbent the five plust on one negotiating table. however, they failed to honor the commitment made by the predecessor. nation andf my states, i would like to announce that our response to any negotiation under sanctions is negative. the government and people of ira

does not respect the united nations security council resolutions and when europe displays inability, the only way shall be to rely on national dignity, pride, and strength. they call us to negotiations while they run away from treaties and deals. we negotiated with the incumbent u.s. government on the five plus one negotiating table. however, they failed to honor the commitment made by their predecessor. on behalf of my nation and state, i would like to announce that our response to any negotiation under sanctions is negative. the government and people of iran have remained steadfast against the harshest sanctions in the past one and a half years, and will never negotiate with an enemy that seeks to make iran surrender with the weapon of poverty and sanctions. if you require a positive answer, and as declared by the leader of the islamic revolution, the only way for talks to begin is to return to commitments and compliance. commitments and compliance. if you are sensitive to the name of jcpoa, then you can return to its framework and abide by the united nations security council resol

does not respect the united nations security council resolutions and when europe displays an ability -- waylays inability, the only shall be to rely on national dignity, pride, and strength. they call us to negotiations while they run away from treaties and deals. with the incumbent u.s. government on the five plus one negotiating table. however, they failed to honor the commitment made by their predecessor. on behalf of my nation and state, i would like to announce that our response to any negotiation under sanctions is negative. the government and people of iran have remained steadfast against the harshest sanctions in the past one and a half years, and will never negotiate with an enemy that seeks to make a run surrender with the weapon of poverty -- make iran surrender with the weapon of poverty and sanctions. if you require a positive answer, and as declared by the revolutionhe islamic , the only way for talks to begin is to return to commitments and compliance. if you are sensitive to the name return tothen you can its framework and abide by the united nations security council

this agreement is in a security council resolution. now, last i heard, the united states sits in the security council as a permanent member. it has not withdrawn. it withdrew from the human rights council. it withdrew from unesco, but it hasn't withdrawn from the security council, at least not yet. >> brennan: but you said yourself that you were invited into the oval office to meet with president trump. >> but do meet him for what? for a photo opportunity, or the meet him for some substance? >> brennan: so when the president says he's willing the meet and talk, you're not taking it seriously? eof sme that is b valk, but talk thear o year talkboumething oul last. we already have an agreement. we talked. i have talked to what was a united states secretary of state, and the united states secretary of energy for hours upon hours of painful negotiations. these were difficult negotiations. it wasn't just a two-page document that we signed, so that we could do another two-page document. >> brennan: so you're saying you will not meet or talk o

council resolutions the presence of the 5 permanent members of the security council required so we were not eager to negotiate with the united states it was a necessity once. that. objective was achieved for us the presence of the united states was not a major plus as you said from the very beginning even during the obama administration the united states was more interested in keeping the sanctions that it had not lifted than observing its obligations to lift the sanctions so this has been the case and we were never we were never. naive about the united states i've lived in the us for 30 years of followed the united states for the past 40 years so i know what i'm probably missing many of your interviews you stress that economic benefits is one of the tenets of this deal the economic benefits economic benefits are one of the tenets of the deed and the deed actually rests on 2 pillars not nonproliferation and normalization of economic relations but that does not require where united out the american participation ended with active american counteraction khania gadd the economic benefits o

does not respect the united nations security council resolutions and when europe displays inability, the only way shall be to rely on national dignity, pride, and strength. they call us to negotiations while they run away from treaties and deals. we negotiated with the incumbent u.s. government on the five plus one negotiating table. however, they failed to honor the commitment made by their predecessor. on behalf of my nation and state, i would like to announce that our response to any negotiation under sanctions is negative. the government and people of iran have remained steadfast against the harshest sanctions in the past one and a half years, and will never negotiate with an enemy that seeks to make iran surrender with the weapon of poverty and sanctions. if you require a positive answer, and as declared by the leader of the islamic revolution, the only way for talks to begin is to return to commitments and compliance. if you are sensitive to the name of jcpoa, then you can return to its framework and abide by the united nations security council resolution 2231. stop the sanctio

security council has rejected to draft resolutions on the humanitarian crisis in the syrian province of idlib failing to find consensus on key points of disagreement between russia and the united states on the scale of more than explains why the u.n. is again running headfirst into a brick walls when it comes to syria. the 15 member body that leads the united nations convened a meeting and at that meeting 2 resolutions were put forward now one resolution was backed by germany kuwait and belgium and that resolution was vetoed by russia and china then a joint resolution from russia and china regarding it was put forward and that resolution was also rejected vetoed by members of the security council so what was the difference between these 2 resolutions regarding the situation lip well both sides and both different resolutions called for a cease fire there is universal agreement that there needs to be a ceasefire in live now the russian representative explained the point of disagreement between the united states and russia regarding the draft resolution while the united states seems to

security council because the u.n. security council relies on its member states to enforce them but obviously there's such a long list of sanctions against north korea some countries do not have the resources to check every ship at every ports. that oversight and to go with these sanctions and there's no actual punishment for not for countries like germany not to fulfill the sanction but obviously as i said it's a question of variability they have to remain credible at the international stage and these sanctions were absent yet agreed on unanimously so member states really committed to these sanctions against north korea. on hammerstein thank you very much. too young too old too short too tall too thin too fat people in the public eye face so much scrutiny for the way they look tell me about it especially if they don't conform to regional or physical stereotypes now one theatre company in india is out to prove it's possible to be proud and plus sized the. well. that was really. my big fat was. standing up to prejudice

council we mean its major powers. it is high time the syrian people enjoy the security a decent life and justice through a political solution that fulfills the aspirations of all the components of the syrian people in line with the 1st geneva communique and security council resolutions including resolution 2254 in a way that will preserve the territorial integrity sovereignty and independence of syria and upholding justice by holding the perpetrators of atrocities against civilians accountable in line with the rules of international law the state of qatar will continue to carry out its humanitarian obligation in providing political support and humanitarian aid to the brotherly syrian people to alleviate their suffering. as to the brotherly yemen we stress our concern regarding the unity territorial integrity and sovereignty of. this country we stressed the need to complete the political process in accordance with the relevant security council resolutions specifically resolution 2216 in this respect i stressed that the

council resolutions the presence of the 5 permanent members of the security council required so we were not eager to negotiate with the united states is was a necessity once. that. objective was achieved for us the presence of the united states was not a major plus as you said from the very beginning even during the obama administration the united states was more interested in keeping the sanctions that it had not lifted than observing its obligations to lift the sanctions so this has been the case and we were never we were never. naive about the united states i lived in the us for 30 years of follow the united states for the past 40 years so i know what i probably misread many of your interviews you stressed that economic benefits is one of the tenets of this deal economic benefits economic benefits are one of the tenets of the deed and the deed actually rests on 2 pillars not nonproliferation and normalization of economic relations but that does not require where united out the american participation ended with active american counteraction khania gadd the economic benefits of they st

in a blatant violation of the un security council's the when they were probably guided by their rule by older russia now but as a result of the libyan state is in shambles and the devastating consequences of nato's destructive venture. something the international community is dealing with up to this day there are still hidden agendas in the aerial for anti-terrorism action that you see just by the binding decisions of the security council to create a list of all terrorist organization with use. of force some countries which is now room to take several some groups some terrorist groups to take the heat of these groups and even more cooperate with terrorist groups on the ground as for example if this is what happening this is what's happening in afghanistan for example in libya and in syria. so out of that was up with the with the should you both also the u.s. has its own rule towards balkans where that openly declared alliance towards undermining un security decisions on the kosovo and bosnia settlements and that's part of an international community effort among with apart from resolu

council resolutions the presence of the 5 permanent members of the security council required so we were not eager to negotiate with the united states is was a necessity once. that. objective was achieved for us the presence of the united states was not a major plus as you said from the very beginning even during the obama administration the united states was more interested in keeping the sanctions that it had not lifted than observing its obligations to lift the sanctions so this has been the case and we were never revealed never. naive about the united states i lived in the us for 30 years of follow the united states for the past 40 years so i know what i probably misread many of your interviews you stress that economic benefits is one of the tenets of this deal the economic benefits economic benefits are one of the tenets of the deed and the deed actually rests on 2 pillars not nonproliferation and normalization of economic relations but that does not require where you write out the american participation and with active american counteraction can you gather the economic benefits of

security council resolution demanding a truce in northwest syria the resolution called for an end to hostilities in the province of idlib the last rebel held stronghold in the country it's moscow's 13th veto at the security council on action on the syrian conflict on diplomatic editor james bays reports about the depends are you going to use your features you will see it was clear by the time the russian ambassador arrived at the security council that he was likely to yet again use his veto on a resolution about syria. 3 members of the security council kuwait germany and belgium have been working on a resolution calling for a cease fire need lived for over a month their draft allowed for what they called counterterrorism operations but only if they didn't breach international law is there a chance for last minute negotiations to avoid a russian veto at this stage we do everything possible to reach our goal and that is to protect civilians and have international humanitarian law being observed i'm afraid we will witness another very sad day for syria as your know the situation in syri

council you called him the antithesis of what a national security adviser is supposed to be but as far as i understand nobody except the president can decide what a national security adviser is supposed to be with all due respect it's only his prerogative and not bought off of the senate or distinguished scholars like yourself am i right absolutely that this is the problem of writing about this there is developed over the last 50 plus years since john f. kennedy appointed me george bundy to this position there is developed a consensus among analysts and people who work and to go. from about what the national security advisor should and should not do and a lot of that has involves a low profile being a reliable broker between the president and other aides and in the president's office and generally making the policy process work smoothly but he and bolton has essentially been the antithesis of this plan the problem is of course the president chooses presidents don't necessarily read our books or even if they do they don't follow our recommendations but on the other hand when the ball to

council lawyer, they're pinning the blame specifically on a national security council lawyer. in this complaint, you'll remember this whistle-blower said according to white house officials this person spoke with, this was, quote, not the first time under this administration that it was -- solely for the purpose of protecting politically sensitive information rather than national security sensitive information. what we're still trying to figure out is -- to where this highly secure area where these would go, as the -- typically for more nationally security sensitive materials, but of course this all came as white house officials knew that the president wanted these transcripts kept pretty close, because after some leaked right after he got into the office, the president was furious about that. >> all right. this is significant. sunlen, what is the latest today? >> reporter: members are about to leave for a two-week recess, they're not expected to be back on capitol hill until october 14th. so as to not lose momentum, the how intelligence committee, according to the chairman, wi

council resolutions the presence of the 5 permanent members of the security council required so we were not eager to negotiate with the united states is was a necessity once. that. objective was achieved for us the presence of the united states was not a major plus as you said from the very beginning even during the obama administration the united states was more interested in keeping the sanctions that it had not lifted than observing its obligations to lift the sanctions so this has been the case and we will never be even never. naive about the united states i lived in the us for 30 years of follow the united states for the past 40 years so i know what i'm probably missing many of your interviews you stress that economic benefits is one of the tenets of this deal the economic benefits economic benefits are one of the tenets of the deed and the deed actually rests on 2 pillars not nonproliferation and normalization of economic relations but that does not require where you laid out the american participation and with active american counteraction can you gather the economic benefits of

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to try the national security council and just in the last few minutes we go to another response when the bulk of the funds the pentagon initially someone said to us we will perhaps you should also national security council but now we're going to fishel response or service which is also the state department so no one else is taking any responsibility for this for this tweet we have these images purporting to show the time go off the coast of syria but no confirmation of anything beyond that and no cultivation from the white house that they have got any evidence actually that the time has indeed reached syria and trysting way you say she had because we also had been hearing reports of splits really within the administration when it comes to foreign policy issues including iraq. right and you have to sort of put that into the context of this tweet or maybe the wooding of this tweet for weeks we've heard about how john bolton's being sidelines on various foreign policy issues he wasn't included in those talks with the taliban for example in afghanistan just in the last few hours about se

security council because the u.n. security council relies on its member states to enforce them but obviously there's such a long list of sanctions against north korea some countries do not have the resources to check every ship at every ports. that oversight and to go with these sanctions and there's no actual punishment for not for countries like germany not to fulfill the sanction but obviously as i said it's a question of credibility they have to remain credible at the international stage and these sanctions were absent yet agreed on unanimously so member states really committed to these sanctions against north korea. on hammerstein thank you very much. too young too old too short too tall too thin too fat people in the public eye face so much scrutiny for the way they look tell me about it especially if they don't conform to regional physical stereotypes now one theatre company in india is out to prove it's possible to be proud and plus sized. the. where. are we. my big fat. standing up to prejudice and stereotype

security council resolutions vetoed by opposing sides. a new report reveals thousands of children in nigeria are being held in dire conditions without trial over their alleged association with terrorists we spoke to one fuel this is the report. described only overcrowded sounds we hear 300 teens packed into. 10 meters by 10 years. it is midnight in moscow thanks for joining us this is alt. national security team is expected to meet a little later on thursday senior officials from across the government to set to consider a response to the drone attacks in saudi arabian oil fields at the weekend the president though is still unclear what option he's leaning towards. i mean you may have some very strong here and we'll see what happens a lot of things could happen if we can have a peaceful solution that's good it's possible that that won't happen the united states says that it is confident iran is responsible vows to impose new sanctions on tehran to remind you last saturday a dozen cruise missiles more than 20 drones is a major oil field and

council resolutions the presence of the 5 permanent members of the security council required so we were not eager to negotiate with the united states it was a necessity once. that. objective was achieved for us the presence of the united states was not a major plus as you said from the very beginning even during the obama administration the united states was more interested in keeping the sanctions that it had not lifted than observing its obligations to lift the sanctions so this has been the case and we were never we were never. naive about the united states i've lived in the us for 30 years of follow the united states for the past 40 years so i know what i probably misread many of your interviews you stress that economic benefits is one of the tenets of the stealthy economic benefits economic benefits are one of the tenets of the deed and the deed actually rests on 2 pillars not nonproliferation and normalization of economic relations but that does not require where united out and american participation end with active american counteraction khania gadd the economic benefits of they

security council resolution demanding a truce in northwest syria it called for an end to hostilities in the lead that's the last rebel held province now russia is the government's main ally and this is the 13th security council veto in relation to the syrian conflict our diplomatic editor james bass has this report about the defense here are you going to use your features you will see it was clear by the time the russian ambassador arrived at the security council that he was likely to yet again use his veto on a resolution about syria 3 members of the security council kuwait germany and belgium have been working on a resolution calling for a cease fire need lived for over a month their draft allowed for what they called counterterrorism operations but only if they didn't breach international law is there a chance for last minute negotiations to avoid a russian veto the stage we do everything possible to reach our goal and that is to protect civilians and have international humanitarian law being observed. i'm afraid we will witness another very sad day for syria as your know the situ

officials agree that this is coming back here to the security council the u.n. have had 2 separate experts in saudi arabia and they're mandated to formally report their findings. of the united nations a u.n. investigator has dismissed comments from the saudi crown prince saying he takes responsibility for the death of the journalist. and this column os as mom had been sound man had a hand in his death and saudi authorities have stifled her investigation bar reports from new york. she spent months investigating the killing of saudi journalists. and concluded it was deliberate. and extrajudicial un special rapporteur. also found credible evidence linking her death to crown prince mohammed and now almost a year after the killing of the saudi consulate in turkey the crown prince also known by his initials. told american network p.b.s. he bears with sponsibility in the murder but denies personal involvement eases a crown prince of saudi arabia so clearly.

council table and the exact votes were 12 security council may but members in favor of the belgian german kuwaiti resolution 2 against russia and china and one abstaining equitorial guinea i think it's very unlikely that this resolution by russia and china will pass i think certain that it will fail and i don't think anyone else will need to cast a veto because it's not going to get the 9 votes that you need. for it even to be vetoed but a sad day when you look at it 2 resolutions going before the security council a sad day again for syrians remember there's well over 3000000 people. there getting daily bombardment by the syrian government and our allies particularly the russian force no respite coming from the security council once again it's proving a cold act on this issue thank you for that james frey's a diplomatic editor at the united nations following all the latest developments then we'll of course be going back to you james for that 2nd resolution and the outcome of the vote very much shame space. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu has been to lead a unity government with

security council because the u.n. security council relies on its member states to enforce them but obviously there's such a long list of sanctions against north korea some countries do not have the resources to check every ship at every ports. that oversight and to go with these sanctions and there's no actual punishment for not for countries like germany not to fulfill the sanction but obviously as i said it's a question of fairness here they have to remain credible at the international stage and these sanctions were absent yet agreed on unanimously so member states really committed to these sanctions against north korea. on hammerstein thank you very much. too young too old too short too tall too thin too fat people in the public eye face so much scrutiny for the way they look tell me about it especially if they don't conform to regional physical stereotypes now one theatre company in india is out to prove it's possible to be proud and plus sized the. well. was really. my big fat was. standing up to prejudice and st

does not respect the united nations security council resolutions and when europe displays inability, the only way shall be to rely on national dignity, pride, and strength. they call us to negotiations while they run away from treaties and deals. we negotiated with the incumbent u.s. government on the five plus one negotiating table. however, they failed to honor the commitment made by their predecessor. on behalf of my nation and state, i would like to announce that our response to any negotiation under sanctions is negative. the government and people of iran have remained steadfast against the harshest sanctions in the past one and a half ears, and will never negotiate with an enemy that seeks to make iran surrender with the weapon of poverty and sanctions. if you require a positive answer, and as declared by the eader of the islamic evolution, the only way for revolution, the only way for talks to begin is to return to commitments and compliance. if you are sensitive to the name of jcpoa, then you can return to its framework and abide by the united nations security council resolut

security council resolution demanding a truce in northwest syria it calls for an end to hostilities in a that's the last rebel held province russia is the assad government's main ally and this is the 13th security council veto in relation to this is syrian conflict our diplomatic editor james bass has more about the bands here are you going to use your features you will see it was clear by the time the russian ambassador arrived at the security council that he was likely to yet again use his veto on a resolution about syria. 3 members of the security council kuwait germany and belgium have been working on a resolution calling for a cease fire need lived for over a month their draft allowed for what they called counterterrorism operations but only if they didn't breach international law is there a chance for last minute negotiations to avoid a russian veto at this stage we do everything possible to reach our goal and that is to protect civilians and have international humanitarian law being observed i'm afraid we will witness another very sad day for syria as your know the situation in

security council he's expected to announce the details of a meeting share childes at the end of next month in geneva they will include a 159 constitutional committee let's listen in to the united nations in geneva this president i believe this should be a sign of hope for the long suffering syrian people it comes off to the agreement on to government of syrian arab republic and the syrian negotiations commission to a package of the nominees to tickle me on the terms of reference so procedure to guide its work i believe you should stop for a minute and take stock of the significance of this agreement. this is indeed the 1st concrete political agreement between the government and the opposition to begin to implement a key aspect of security council resolution 2254 and to set a schedule and process for a new constitution it implies a clear acceptance of the all there as an interlocutor it commits their nominees to sit together face to face dialogue and negotiation while at the same time open a space for civil society at the table and it is also a shared promise to the syrian people to t

security council no resolution was passed both of them were rejected thousands of children have reportedly been detained in an anti terror campaign in one area will have that story i'm all after this short break. in a world of big partisan through the mob and conspiracy it's time to wake up to dig deeper to hit the stories that made history video refuses to tell more than ever we need to be smarter we need to stop slamming the door on the back and shouting past each other it's time for critical thinking it's time to fight for the middle for the truth the time is now we're watching closely for watching the hawks. what politicians to do something to. put themselves on the line to get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president. for something i want to press. you to go right to the press this is what the korean people are. interested always in the why. question. welcome back the leader of the israeli opposition insists that he will head a unity government not benjamin netanyahu that's off to the prime minister's ball and the opposition both failed to win a majority in a snap electi

council. >> i think what's not widely understood, andrea, is the fact that the national security council staff, that is to say the nsc staff that we're talking about here, these are not political operatives. these are not political types. during the final years of the obama administration there were 180 national security council staffers. 90% of those were so-called detailees, people on loan to the white house from the state department, from the fbi, in my case from the cia. these are individuals who called the white house their office, who go to the white house every day. but they're paid by their home agencies. their career prospects are in the hands of their home agencies. and if and when they ever have a complaint on this level, they would go to their own home offices. in this case their own inspector general. so this is the staff that supports the national security adviser and the president. it's also important that the staff be apprised and be able to fulfill their function of coordinating foreign policy on behalf of the president. they need to sknow when he pick up the phone to a

security council no resolution was passed both of them were rejected thousands of children have reportedly been detained in the anti terror campaign in one area well have that story and more after this short break. you know world of big partners mockers and conspiracy it's time to wake up to dig deeper to hit the stories that made stream media refuses to tell more than ever we need to be smarter we need to stop slamming the door on the bath shouting past each other it's time for critical thinking it's time to fight for the middle for the truth the time is now for washing clothes for watching the hawks. nor make manufacture consent to public wealth. when the ruling classes can protect themselves. with the final merry go round lives or be the one percent. we can all middle of the room sick. welcome back to leader of the israeli opposition insists he will head a unity government is not benjamin netanyahu that's after the prime minister's bloc and the opposition both failed to win a majority in a snap election. according to the election commission we have received $33.00 seats and netanyahu di

forward which is of course something that ambassador sitting on the security council really prefer to pursue that said it's very clear that the saudis are not thinking that they're going to be making any friends with terror on any time soon and that's all of this automatic process of continuing their political rivalry will continue when india iran's president says his country will of course engage in talks with the u.s. but only if sanctions are lifted a son rouhani made the comments on the sidelines of the u.n. general assembly but he reiterated that the trumpet ministrations current tactics i'm not working diplomatic as a james beings has more from the u.s. . they spoke at the same podium in the un general assembly hall they were in the same city for 4 days but all high hopes of a breakthrough following a flurry of diplomatic activity led by the french president emmanuel merkel came to nothing no progress and no meeting between president trump and president rouhani the dangerous deadlock continues his trump perhaps was preoccupied by the impeachment allegations against him that were

security council certainly a very skeptical about what the u.s. says everyone knows that we're at this stage because it's the u.s. who pulled out off the internationally ratified deal that the u.n. security council on on iran and russia actually will be in charge of the of the u.n. security council next week anyway so i way it's not clear how they're going to make this case but that seems to be the path they're on right now to try and make an international coalition the united nations a coalition of the willing for some sort of. more resolution perhaps against iran obviously after body that the u.s. on the trip of ministration has made it very clear it has absolutely no time for but it has and it was scornful it'll be an interesting week next week indeed let's change tack a little here and talk about the new national security advisor correct me if i'm wrong here at i'm counting this is the 4th under trump's presidency what do we know about robert to brian and which direction he'll be taking policy towards he's been called bolton lights in the poss

negotiations among security council members have begun the timing is tight the mandate for the u.n. mission in libya expires in just 11 days time until government protesters are gathering in argentina's capital buenos aires they are angry at president when they see a mockeries attempts to steer the country out of a worsening financial crisis the measures include currency controls limiting foreign transactions that exceed $10000.00 a month well markers accounts for years of financial volatility largely as a result of a weak currency and high debt as a lot of spending led to huge government deficits in 2007 which carried on for nearly a decade investors began to then leave the country when argentina's lower market standing but its high import fees became unmanageable president machree who was defeated in the primaries last month is now under pressure to improve the economy before the elections in october. correspondent is out with the protestors on the streets of the argentinean capital. we're here in the center of what our site is a right in front of the social development ministry t

security council resolution demands and a truce in northwest syria it called for an end to hostilities in the last rebel held province where russia is the assad government's main ally this is it's 13 security kinds. vito in relation to the syrian conflict that's up from ask james baines has this reports. about the defense here are you going to use your feet or say you will see it was clear by the time the russian ambassador arrived at the security council that he was likely to yet again use his veto on a resolution about syria 3 members of the security council kuwait germany and belgium have been working on a resolution calling for a cease fire need lived for over a month their draft allowed for what they called counterterrorism operations but only if they didn't breach international law is there a chance for last minute negotiations to avoid a russian veto at this stage we do everything possible to reach our goal and that is to protect civilians and have international humanitarian law being observed. i'm afraid we will witness another very sad day for syria as your know the situation

it is a matter of international peace and security, but whether or not the security council needs to authorise any action, any sanctions perhaps, we will have to wait and see. do you think you could get a resolution through? it would be very difficult if it involved iran because the russians today, have been very unwilling to put any criticism of iran ina unwilling to put any criticism of iran in a resolution. i won't ask you what, if any intelligence you have seen, but i assume the americans have their own intelligence and what happened? people think about the attacks on the tankers. the number of counties have their own intelligence sources. we and the americans probably tend to have rather more comprehensive sources perhaps than some of our partners. but there tends to be a sharing of information but each country reaches its own national assessment. are you confident it did come from southern iran? the british government has not established that and has not made a statement about provenance. so you are keeping an open mind on that? there is a lot of supposition and it is unfair to