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Inside Story : LINKTV : March 31, 2021 5:30am-6:01am PDT
by LINKTV
anchor: let's get the point of view from iran. iran is betting on china, ultimately. is this going to be a good bet for iran? how are people inside the country doing it? >> this is something very significant for iran. iran has been under intense pressure ever since donald trump came into power, and unfortunately, the biden administration is also following the so-called maximum pressure camping. iran's economy has been under a lot of pressure, and essentially this agreement will give iran reading space against u.s. pressure. it will get some leverage in potential nuclear talks, but the long-term issue here, is iran is signaling to the west that the more pressure they put on iran, the more iran will go to the eastern cap. and even right now, we have calls from the parliament that we should devise something similar with the russians. i think if this trend continues, iran will become very closely allied with the russian and chinese in any future, if you say, confrontation against the united states. in iran there has been some criticism, in the sense that, iran's revolutio
anchor: let's get the point of view from iran. iran is betting on china, ultimately. is this going to be a good bet for iran? how are people inside the country doing it? >> this is something very significant for iran. iran has been under intense pressure ever since donald trump came into power, and unfortunately, the biden administration is also following the so-called maximum pressure camping. iran's economy has been under a lot of pressure, and essentially this agreement will give iran...
Inside Story : ALJAZ : March 31, 2021 10:30am-11:01am +03
by ALJAZ
my colleague from iran. they're looking east how long that will happen i don't know but the reality is that the money is moving east oil energy is being used in asia far greater levels united states is in essence pretty much. himself supplying as long as the price of oil is above $45.00 and they can use fracking europe is another matter they're somewhere in between but yes this does give iran breathing room hopefully will not be an excuse to continue with nuclear capabilities that is not good for anybody but there has to be a very clear and open stance on this thing the fact it's the worst kept secret in the world that israel has nukes. and is willing to use in the case that they are overrun so i mean at this point it really if there is going to be a do nuclear station if i around china us are going to start cooperating along with russia or in europe there has to be some absolute clarity here and stop with this kind of narrative that you know you're doing this in their prime responding i would agree that chi
my colleague from iran. they're looking east how long that will happen i don't know but the reality is that the money is moving east oil energy is being used in asia far greater levels united states is in essence pretty much. himself supplying as long as the price of oil is above $45.00 and they can use fracking europe is another matter they're somewhere in between but yes this does give iran breathing room hopefully will not be an excuse to continue with nuclear capabilities that is not good...
Elliott Abrams Discusses Biden Administration Policy Toward Iran : CSPAN2 : March 29, 2021 7:25pm-8:01pm EDT
by CSPAN2
he will discuss biden and iran to munson. following his presentation president of that middle east form will ask mr. abrams questions. therefore we are not soliciting audience questions today. and with that i turn the discussion over too mr. elliott abrams. >> thank you very much. i'm happy to be able to do this. what is the problem we are addressing? what is it that iran is doing that presents a challenge to the u.s.? and i would say for things actually. obviously the nuclear program, which looks like a nuclear weapons program. we know this from the israeli archives which show they had kept all of the weapons information and the team together. we know what countries behave like when they truly do not want an option for nuclear weapons were sought in south africa for example under mandela, brazil, argentina, that is not the way iran is behaving keeping watts of secrets hiding things. insisting on the right to enrich now the most recent threat mentioned was to go to 60% enrichment which is useful only for nuclear weapons. so a
he will discuss biden and iran to munson. following his presentation president of that middle east form will ask mr. abrams questions. therefore we are not soliciting audience questions today. and with that i turn the discussion over too mr. elliott abrams. >> thank you very much. i'm happy to be able to do this. what is the problem we are addressing? what is it that iran is doing that presents a challenge to the u.s.? and i would say for things actually. obviously the nuclear program,...
Inside Story : ALJAZ : March 31, 2021 2:30pm-3:01pm +03
it between china and iran. it's a cheap political shift you i agree with with her, my colleague from iran, they're looking east. how long that will happen? i don't know, but the reality is that the money is moving east oil energy is being used in asia at far greater levels. united states is in essence, pretty much, you know, self supplying as long as the price of oil is above 45 and they can use fracking. europe is another matter. they're somewhere in between. but yes, this does give a iran breathing room, hopefully will not be an excuse to continue with nuclear capabilities. that is not good for anybody. but there has to be a very clear and open stance on this thing. the fact, it's the worst kept secret in the world that israel has nukes, and is willing to use in the case that they are overrun. so, i mean, at this point, it really, if there is going to be a do nuclear station, if i around china, us are going to start cooperating along with russia or in europe. there has to be some absolute clarity here and sto
it between china and iran. it's a cheap political shift you i agree with with her, my colleague from iran, they're looking east. how long that will happen? i don't know, but the reality is that the money is moving east oil energy is being used in asia at far greater levels. united states is in essence, pretty much, you know, self supplying as long as the price of oil is above 45 and they can use fracking. europe is another matter. they're somewhere in between. but yes, this does give a iran...
Senate Foreign Relations Hearing on State Department Confirmations : CSPAN : March 3, 2021 11:34am-12:16pm EST
by CSPAN
iran was considering that offer. the administration from my conversations was actually pretty optimistic that iran was going to accept that offer. then missile strikes happened on thursday and then iran turned down the offer on sunday. the president asserted as rationale for the missile strikes that he had unilateral power under article 2 to do them. he didn't refer to the aumf's which was good because those would be figure leaves. he just said, i have article 2 power. but the challenge is if you allow presidents unilaterally to do things, even things that are prudent, ok, president takes a step with a missile strike, iran then turns down an opportunity to explore diplomacy, i can't imagine anybody at the pentagon or at the state department was surprised with the militia air strikes back at the air force base where u.s.-led coalition forces were yesterday. when one side decides, i can do this unilaterally, then the other side decides, i can do this unilaterally because you started it, no, you started it, no, you star
iran was considering that offer. the administration from my conversations was actually pretty optimistic that iran was going to accept that offer. then missile strikes happened on thursday and then iran turned down the offer on sunday. the president asserted as rationale for the missile strikes that he had unilateral power under article 2 to do them. he didn't refer to the aumf's which was good because those would be figure leaves. he just said, i have article 2 power. but the challenge is if...
my colleague from iran. they're looking east how long that will happen i don't know but the reality is that the money is moving east oil energy is being used in asia far greater levels united states is in essence pretty much. you know self supplying as long as the price of oil is above $45.00 and they can use fracking europe is another matter they're somewhere in between but yes this does give a iran breathing room hopefully will not be an excuse to continue with nuclear capabilities that is not good for anybody but there has to be a very clear and open stance on this thing the fact it's the worst kept secret in the world that israel has nukes. and is willing to use in the case that they are overrun so i mean at this point it really if there is going to be a do nuclear station if i around china us are going to start cooperating along with russia or in europe there has to be some absolute clarity here and stop with this kind of narrative that you know you're doing this and their prime responding i would agree
my colleague from iran. they're looking east how long that will happen i don't know but the reality is that the money is moving east oil energy is being used in asia far greater levels united states is in essence pretty much. you know self supplying as long as the price of oil is above $45.00 and they can use fracking europe is another matter they're somewhere in between but yes this does give a iran breathing room hopefully will not be an excuse to continue with nuclear capabilities that is...
Dateline London : BBCNEWS : March 13, 2021 11:30am-12:01pm GMT
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BBC News : BBCNEWS : March 7, 2021 1:00pm-1:31pm GMT
when you enter iran she met her daughter. i enter iran she met her daughter. this is about worldwide political power play but also about a mother separated from her daughter, wife separated from her daughter, wife separated from her it is, and you have to be particularly cruel and hard—hearted if as a government you continue to deliberately authorise the breaking up of a family, even after she is has completed a jail sentence, and that is why i think it's particularly repugnant that she's not able to get on a plane and come home today, it's what whole world wants, and why can't the hardliners in the iranian regime who also have families and children just understand that this is one of those moments that calls for a bit of humanity?— humanity? let's hope they are listening. _ humanity? let's hope they are listening, jeremy _ humanity? let's hope they are listening, jeremy hunt, i humanity? let's hope they are listening, jeremy hunt, thank| humanity? let's hope they are i listening, jeremy hunt, thank you so much forjoining us on bbc news. labour has accused
when you enter iran she met her daughter. i enter iran she met her daughter. this is about worldwide political power play but also about a mother separated from her daughter, wife separated from her daughter, wife separated from her it is, and you have to be particularly cruel and hard—hearted if as a government you continue to deliberately authorise the breaking up of a family, even after she is has completed a jail sentence, and that is why i think it's particularly repugnant that she's not...
News. Views. Hughes : RT : March 30, 2021 2:30am-3:01am EDT
china has adjusting to a $400000000000.00 deal with iran this in hopes of gaining influence and oil but is this a good partnership for the region as well as the rest of the world we will discuss with open smith and if you haven't noticed yet the lack of toilet paper in coffee on your grocery shelves well you might in the next few weeks and you can thank the now free cargo ship which spent more than a week blocking the suez canal but what are the other alternatives the next time this happens we're going to show you plus a proverb says i don't hands are the devil's playground but a well known rapper once a you to start wearing the devil's shoes we're going to give you the details as well as discuss whether this is the beginning of mainstreaming satanism in today's society and our $360.00 panel is going to look at the reality of the gun control legislation after the past week of mass shootings and of president biden is going to use executive action to make legal guns today be a crime to own in the future i am scotty no hughes and we're kicking off this week with these top stories on today'
china has adjusting to a $400000000000.00 deal with iran this in hopes of gaining influence and oil but is this a good partnership for the region as well as the rest of the world we will discuss with open smith and if you haven't noticed yet the lack of toilet paper in coffee on your grocery shelves well you might in the next few weeks and you can thank the now free cargo ship which spent more than a week blocking the suez canal but what are the other alternatives the next time this happens...
News : ALJAZ : March 28, 2021 3:00am-3:31am +03
hello there i missed all the attention this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up iran signs a cooperation deal with china the 1st of its kind with a major wild power and good news for the struggling economy. has some progress dislodging the mega ships blocking the suez canal but no one knows how long it'll take what does that mean for all of us and the global economy. and more protests across the u.s. calling for an end to violence against asian americans. but we begin in myanmar where the military has once again turned its weapons on its own people on armed forces day the army opened fire on civilian protesters across the country it's the bloodiest day since a february fast crew more than $100.00 people were reportedly killed in that crackdown including children that's on top of at least $320.00 deaths that rights groups have already confirmed the violence coincided with a military parade in the capital where the leader of the ruling pledged to safeguard democracy and hold elections without giving any time frame there has been global condemnation with the u.s. secretary of st
hello there i missed all the attention this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up iran signs a cooperation deal with china the 1st of its kind with a major wild power and good news for the struggling economy. has some progress dislodging the mega ships blocking the suez canal but no one knows how long it'll take what does that mean for all of us and the global economy. and more protests across the u.s. calling for an end to violence against asian americans. but we begin in myanmar where...
CrossTalk : RT : March 10, 2021 3:30pm-4:01pm EST
policy even in iran you know. i'm a star as i look back i know the roots of his things when he us overthrew mo's adat back in 1953 oh no sadat was not only of the leading space of arab nationalism at that time he was enormously popular and democratic and he had according to u.s. ambassador he had perhaps 98 percent support of the iranian people and the u.s. stages a coup with the british and overthrow in our power we are so short sighted and all policies and they may have and i'd intended consequences and create a much worse and more dangerous situation so when you're talking about the need for the u.s. to pull back on its military involvement says the obviously true but most americans now are really tired of these rebel wars now which is why obama trump and biden the democratic party. platform called disk listen lay for ending the forever wars biden has said that he wants to end the forever war now we can talk about there i think a positive move on the part of the biden ministration insurance of afghanistan over
policy even in iran you know. i'm a star as i look back i know the roots of his things when he us overthrew mo's adat back in 1953 oh no sadat was not only of the leading space of arab nationalism at that time he was enormously popular and democratic and he had according to u.s. ambassador he had perhaps 98 percent support of the iranian people and the u.s. stages a coup with the british and overthrow in our power we are so short sighted and all policies and they may have and i'd intended...
News. Views. Hughes : RT : March 29, 2021 10:30pm-11:01pm EDT
my china has adjusting to a $400000000000.00 deal with iran this in hopes of gaining influence and oil but is this a good partnership for the region as well as the rest of the world we will discuss what it meant and if you haven't noticed yet the lack of toilet paper in coffee on your grocery shelves well you might in the next few weeks and you can thank the now free cargo ship which spent more than a week blocking the suez canal but what are the other alternatives the next time this happens we're going to show you plus a proverb says i don't hands are the devil's playground but a well known rapper once a you to start wearing the devil's shoes we're going to give you the details as well as discuss whether this is the beginning of mainstreaming satanism in today's society and our $360.00 panel is going to look at the reality of the gun control legislation after the past week of mass shootings and of president biden is going to use executive action to make legal guns today be a crime to own in the future i am scotty now hughes and we are kicking off this week with these a top stories on
my china has adjusting to a $400000000000.00 deal with iran this in hopes of gaining influence and oil but is this a good partnership for the region as well as the rest of the world we will discuss what it meant and if you haven't noticed yet the lack of toilet paper in coffee on your grocery shelves well you might in the next few weeks and you can thank the now free cargo ship which spent more than a week blocking the suez canal but what are the other alternatives the next time this happens...
News. Views. Hughes : RT : March 30, 2021 10:30am-11:00am EDT
a $400000000000.00 iran deal has just been signed with china this in exchange for a steady supply of oil for the next 25 years this deal could also deep in the influence china has within the middle east as well as in the majority of isolation the usa has tried so hard to enforce on a wrong but will this make china the new puppet master of iran and how dangerous is this considering the nuclear threats iran is continuing to make so to give us more insight on this deal and what it means we bring in joe boyd tobin smith c.e.o. of trans for many research tobin thanks for joining us good to see you know you're not in the middle of the middle east you're not in china you're and obviously a beautiful of southern california looks like but this is obviously something that could be very concerning to us here in america but i want to start off with 1st is china actually taking advantage of this dire economy that iran is in which is happening because in large part of u.s. sanctions i mean have we created this opportunity for china. well that's a really good observation you know there's a couple t
a $400000000000.00 iran deal has just been signed with china this in exchange for a steady supply of oil for the next 25 years this deal could also deep in the influence china has within the middle east as well as in the majority of isolation the usa has tried so hard to enforce on a wrong but will this make china the new puppet master of iran and how dangerous is this considering the nuclear threats iran is continuing to make so to give us more insight on this deal and what it means we bring...
Senate Foreign Relations Hearing on State Department Confirmations : CSPAN3 : March 9, 2021 3:47pm-6:52pm EST
and that is the iran nuclear agreement. i was ranking member in 2015 when we took up the iran nuclear agreement review act. and let me set the stage because i think many of us knew at the time that there was the threatened veto by the obama administration, there was deep partisan division in the senate as to how we should review the act, and we worked together democrats and republicans with the obama administration, ambassador sherman was extremely helpful in making this a reality. at the end of the day the review act passed the senate by 98-1 vote. and ambassador sherman was key in involving congress as we reviewed that act. she gave each of us, democrats and republicans, a meaningful role in how we could improve the iran nuclear agreement. she was totally engaged with complete transparency and trust. ambassador sherman and i came out on different sides of the final agreement, but i could not the stress how impressed i was of her commitment to include all of us in the process. she gave us the opportunity to fully participa
and that is the iran nuclear agreement. i was ranking member in 2015 when we took up the iran nuclear agreement review act. and let me set the stage because i think many of us knew at the time that there was the threatened veto by the obama administration, there was deep partisan division in the senate as to how we should review the act, and we worked together democrats and republicans with the obama administration, ambassador sherman was extremely helpful in making this a reality. at the end...
News. Views. Hughes : RT : March 30, 2021 2:30pm-3:01pm EDT
with iran this in hopes of gaining influence and oil but is this a good partnership for the region as well as the rest of the world we will discuss with tobin smith and if you haven't noticed yet the lack of toilet paper in coffee on your grocery shelves well you might in the next few weeks and you can thank the now free cargo ship which spent more than a week blocking the suez canal but what are the other alternatives the next time this happens we're going to show you plus a proverb says i don't hands are the devil's playground but a well known rapper once a you to start wearing the devil shoes we're going to give you the details as well as discuss whether this is the beginning of mainstreaming satanism in today's society and our 360 panel is going to look at the reality of the gun control legislation after the past week of mass shootings and of president biden is going to use executive action to make legal guns today be a crime to own in the future i am scotty no hughes and we're kicking off this week with these top stories on today's edition of news use hughes right here on our to
with iran this in hopes of gaining influence and oil but is this a good partnership for the region as well as the rest of the world we will discuss with tobin smith and if you haven't noticed yet the lack of toilet paper in coffee on your grocery shelves well you might in the next few weeks and you can thank the now free cargo ship which spent more than a week blocking the suez canal but what are the other alternatives the next time this happens we're going to show you plus a proverb says i...
News : ALJAZ : March 21, 2021 5:00pm-5:31pm +03
looks like iran is not budging listed in this stalemate where iran is saying to the united states you are the one that left the deal you are the ones that impose sanctions you come back you lift our sanctions let us verify and then we will return to our commitments and of course this was you might say to a certain extent. a way of sending a message to all of those potential candidates who want to stand for the presidency because he also was very specific about the qualities they would need they have to be an efficient person a faithful person a person who could administer justice they'd have to be corrupt they'd have to jihadi and revolutionary approach to iran and bring national unity in a country that should not see polarized nation. yes look the presidential elections in a few months last year were the parliamentary elections which saw the lowest turnout since the revolution in 1989 know. how many the supreme leader wants a massive turnout it was a big turnout he said that is a cause of national dignity at home and abroad in terms of authority for the political establishment and it
looks like iran is not budging listed in this stalemate where iran is saying to the united states you are the one that left the deal you are the ones that impose sanctions you come back you lift our sanctions let us verify and then we will return to our commitments and of course this was you might say to a certain extent. a way of sending a message to all of those potential candidates who want to stand for the presidency because he also was very specific about the qualities they would need they...
Going Underground : RT : March 3, 2021 2:30pm-3:00pm EST
oh iran is away from this you know. crimes in yemen. they don't you trouble there is no long term. in marriage thousands you know media is even is only iran now in the displays they are in in the in matted they attacking get married and also they are also been backed by iran so 6 i think if you took if you want to speak about a longer story about yemen even saudi i'm in and in minutes supported and still support how the c's direct and in direct way and this is this will need another you know. interview you know to dismiss them out how what is there in direct and direct support from saudi and emits to seize and that is that is something you can't imagine but they do they want they want to destroy yemen they want this free countries want to destroy you. they will all night and all night outside. yemen to be strong what do you make of the saudi government saying. it's going to help vaccinate the poor children of yemen with coronavirus vaccine do you think that western public relations companies are working on the saudi behalf to make propaganda or about the situation in yemen because
oh iran is away from this you know. crimes in yemen. they don't you trouble there is no long term. in marriage thousands you know media is even is only iran now in the displays they are in in the in matted they attacking get married and also they are also been backed by iran so 6 i think if you took if you want to speak about a longer story about yemen even saudi i'm in and in minutes supported and still support how the c's direct and in direct way and this is this will need another you know....
Elliott Abrams Discusses Biden Administration Policy Toward Iran : CSPAN2 : March 26, 2021 10:27am-11:01am EDT
south, as well as just from iran. and i think it's been really quite striking, the biden administration began with distancing from saudi arabia and yemen, where out. it had to start sort of turning around and sing well, we want to absolutely defend saudi arabia and that of course becomes more and more significant because iran is more and more attacking saudi arabia. these are not border attacks. again there was no one in riyadh today at an oil facility. we are going to have to pay more attention to the defense of saudi arabia from rockets, missiles, drones, and today's attack was a drone attack. it is striking of course the saudis don't get back. it looks as if the thing that we should be doing that would be most useful is helping them with defense against these attacks. >> again on the houthis. the trump administration in its final days designated the houthis as a terrorist organization. the biden administration immediately reverse that. can you review the state of play, how that happened? >> you know, without meanin
south, as well as just from iran. and i think it's been really quite striking, the biden administration began with distancing from saudi arabia and yemen, where out. it had to start sort of turning around and sing well, we want to absolutely defend saudi arabia and that of course becomes more and more significant because iran is more and more attacking saudi arabia. these are not border attacks. again there was no one in riyadh today at an oil facility. we are going to have to pay more...
Secretary of State Blinken Testifies Before House Foreign Affairs Committee : CSPAN3 : March 10, 2021 1:40pm-5:54pm EST
having said that, the ones that matter most, the ones, for example, that prevent iran or bar iran from reaching beyond 3.67%, the one that caps its stockpile of material to 300 kilograms, those don't expire until 2030. we have a decade on those, and those are the most critical times when it comes to iran's breakout times. beyond that, the provisions go beyond 2030. so it's not to say that the sunsets are not an issue that need to be addressed. they do, but in terms of the ones that matter most for iran's breakout capacity, they start to expire in 2030. >> definitely highly sensitive to those that are more imminently coming up which present an issue in any potential negotiation. one of the reasons why we raise nonnuclear as well is because the leverage that brings the iranians to the table for the most part is they want the sanctions relief. when you negotiate away the leverage that brings them to the table, what's the leverage left to deal with other nonnuclear activities you have to deal with? that's why we speak out on it is just that sensitivity to losing the leverage. one quick poi
having said that, the ones that matter most, the ones, for example, that prevent iran or bar iran from reaching beyond 3.67%, the one that caps its stockpile of material to 300 kilograms, those don't expire until 2030. we have a decade on those, and those are the most critical times when it comes to iran's breakout times. beyond that, the provisions go beyond 2030. so it's not to say that the sunsets are not an issue that need to be addressed. they do, but in terms of the ones that matter most...
china has adjusting to a $400000000000.00 deal with iran this in hopes of gaining influence and oil but is this a good partnership for the region as well as the rest of the world we will discuss with open smith and if you haven't noticed yet the lack of toilet paper in coffee on your grocery shelf well you might in the next few weeks and you can thank the now free cargo ship which spent more than a week blocking the suez canal but what are the other alternatives the next time this happens we're going to show you plus a proverb says i don't hands are the devil's playground but a well known rapper once a you to start wearing the devil's shoes we're going to give you the details as well as discuss whether this is the beginning of mainstreaming satanism in today's society and our $360.00 panel is going to look at the reality of the gun control legislation after the past week of mash unit ings and of president biden is going to use executive action to make legal guns today be a crime to own in the future i am scotty now hughes and we are kicking off this week with of these top stories on tod
china has adjusting to a $400000000000.00 deal with iran this in hopes of gaining influence and oil but is this a good partnership for the region as well as the rest of the world we will discuss with open smith and if you haven't noticed yet the lack of toilet paper in coffee on your grocery shelf well you might in the next few weeks and you can thank the now free cargo ship which spent more than a week blocking the suez canal but what are the other alternatives the next time this happens we're...
hello there i missed on the attack and this is al jazeera live from dar hall also coming up iran signs a cooperation deal with china the 1st of its kind with a major wild power and good news for its struggling economy. more protests across the u.s. calling for an end to violence against asian americans. and there's some progress and dislodging the mega ship currently blocking the suez canal but no one knows how long it will take what does that mean for all of us and the global economy. but we begin in myanmar where the military has once again and its weapons on its own people on armed forces day the military opened fire on civilian protesters across the country this is the bloodiest day yet since the february 1st crew more than $100.00 people were reportedly killed in that crackdown including children on top of at least $320.00 deaths that rights groups have already confirmed now this violence coincided with a military parade in the cap. little where the lives of the injuns have pledged to safeguard democracy and hold elections without giving any time frame that has been global condemn
hello there i missed on the attack and this is al jazeera live from dar hall also coming up iran signs a cooperation deal with china the 1st of its kind with a major wild power and good news for its struggling economy. more protests across the u.s. calling for an end to violence against asian americans. and there's some progress and dislodging the mega ship currently blocking the suez canal but no one knows how long it will take what does that mean for all of us and the global economy. but we...
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PBS NewsHour : KQED : March 9, 2021 6:00pm-7:01pm PST
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an uncertain future -- in a rare interview, iran's top nuclear scientist discusses the iran deal and his country's controversial uranium enrichment program. and, youth at risk -- how the pandemic is intensifying depression and anxiety among teens. >> forced isolation, being cut off from their social contacts, that really makes it even harder when you're struggling with any kind of mental health issues. judy: all that and more on tonight's "pbs newshour." announcer: major funding for the "pbs newshour" has been provided by -- >> for 25 years, consumer cellular has been offering no -- has been to provide wireless service. we offer a variety of no contract plans. to learn more, visit consumercellular.tv. announcer: johnson & johnson. bnsf railway. >> the john s. and james l. knight foundation, fostering informed and engaged communities. more at kf.org. announcer: and with the ongoing support of these individuals and institutions. ♪ this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. stepha
an uncertain future -- in a rare interview, iran's top nuclear scientist discusses the iran deal and his country's controversial uranium enrichment program. and, youth at risk -- how the pandemic is intensifying depression and anxiety among teens. >> forced isolation, being cut off from their social contacts, that really makes it even harder when you're struggling with any kind of mental health issues. judy: all that and more on tonight's "pbs newshour." announcer: major funding...
Dateline London : BBCNEWS : March 14, 2021 2:30am-3:01am GMT
iraq attacked iran, - became embroiled in a war with its neighbour. using some of those tanks in the course of the war. iran did have a lot _ of british—made weapons in that war, but anyway once | they were belligerents there was a un arms embargo so the uk couldn't deliver - the tanks even if it had wanted to and the whole thing has - stretched on and of course more recently there have _ been other forms of. sanctions against iran. so from an iranian perspective getting this money is - both a matter of honour. and practical importance. it is a lot of money. they want to be able to use it. now, fascinatingly, - when borisjohnson had that conversation with _ president rouhani on wednesday, of course the downing street readout emphasised - the immediate freeing - of nazanin zaghari—ratcliffe and other dual nationals being held, apparently,| it seems, as a form of hostage. and the iranian readout, - fascinatingly, towards the end of the version published - by the islamic republic news agency, mentioned that borisjohnson had givenj a commitment to set
iraq attacked iran, - became embroiled in a war with its neighbour. using some of those tanks in the course of the war. iran did have a lot _ of british—made weapons in that war, but anyway once | they were belligerents there was a un arms embargo so the uk couldn't deliver - the tanks even if it had wanted to and the whole thing has - stretched on and of course more recently there have _ been other forms of. sanctions against iran. so from an iranian perspective getting this money is - both...
that britain owes iran-— owes iran. well, i said to the government. _ owes iran. well, i said to the government, if— owes iran. well, i said to the government, if we _ owes iran. well, i said to the government, if we get - owes iran. well, i said to the government, if we get to - owes iran. well, i said to the j government, if we get to this owes iran. well, i said to the - government, if we get to this point and she is not out, then she is a hostage. you know what they want. they have been talking a long time that they want their money back, they want the debt and it hasn't been settled and here we are, at the end of the prison sentence, which was unfair in the first place but it is illegal under british law, it is illegal under iranian law, international law, every kind of law you want. we have to face the fact this needs to be sorted. right now, i don't have an answer as to what we will get her home. we have gone past the worst threshold, the worst—case scenario we imagine for a long time was herfull sentence and
that britain owes iran-— owes iran. well, i said to the government. _ owes iran. well, i said to the government, if— owes iran. well, i said to the government, if we _ owes iran. well, i said to the government, if we get - owes iran. well, i said to the government, if we get to - owes iran. well, i said to the j government, if we get to this owes iran. well, i said to the - government, if we get to this point and she is not out, then she is a hostage. you know what they want. they have been...
PBS NewsHour : KQED : March 26, 2021 6:00pm-7:01pm PDT
in iran, so does noruz, the iranian new year. tehran's tadry square bustles with shoppers, haggling for traditional symbols-- fish for life, eggs for fertility, flowers for rebirth and renewal. but what's hidden beneath the holiday festivities here is stress and hardship. u.s. sanctions are still choking an iranian economy already hampered by corruption and mismanagement. this fruit stand owner says celebrating the new year is harder than ever. >> this was the worst year, in my opinion, not just for me but for most people. this was the worst year. >> reporter: s sam sammy and her husband say the cost of living and raising two girls has never been so high. >> during the past one or two years prices have tripled and quadrupled. we're doing our best to get by but we're not happy. >> reporter: despite the celebration that comes with the persian new year, there's little question that the u.s. sanctions and the maximum pressure campaign of former president donald trump has made millions of iranians suffer. there's soaring inflation. al
in iran, so does noruz, the iranian new year. tehran's tadry square bustles with shoppers, haggling for traditional symbols-- fish for life, eggs for fertility, flowers for rebirth and renewal. but what's hidden beneath the holiday festivities here is stress and hardship. u.s. sanctions are still choking an iranian economy already hampered by corruption and mismanagement. this fruit stand owner says celebrating the new year is harder than ever. >> this was the worst year, in my opinion,...
Secretary of State Blinken Testifies Before House Foreign Affairs Committee, Part 1 : CSPAN : March 14, 2021 3:47pm-5:46pm EDT
NEWSHOUR : ALJAZ : March 7, 2021 6:00pm-7:00pm +03
money back to iran. and the also so another situation with a dual citizen and australian citizen who was really is few months ago. in return 3 people from who were arrested in thailand for participation in terrorist acts were released so basically it is working so it seems that the international community and their west in particular they don't have if policy in strong tough state hostage taking you know we have seen earlier that you know they had much more. stands in front of diet. but when a government. you know takes hostages and fabricates. charges against them it seems that it has been 6 and they have been successful in doing so they reach 2 goals so unfortunate as long as they do it will be facing i mean no dual citizens would be safe even when they are close to iran so you talk there about the international community what do you make of person's response of their efforts to bring him back to the u k. well. i think that you know we we need a long term policy. to r.c. ron i mean when he went in sayi
money back to iran. and the also so another situation with a dual citizen and australian citizen who was really is few months ago. in return 3 people from who were arrested in thailand for participation in terrorist acts were released so basically it is working so it seems that the international community and their west in particular they don't have if policy in strong tough state hostage taking you know we have seen earlier that you know they had much more. stands in front of diet. but when a...
policy even in iran you know. i'm a star as i look back i know the roots of the of things and when the u.s. overthrew debt back in 1953 only as a debt was not only the leading face of arab nationalism at the time he was enormously popular and democratic and he had according to u.s. ambassador he had perhaps 98 percent support of the iranian people and the u.s. stages at kuwait the british and overthrows made are we are so short sighted. and they may have i didn't have that consequence they create a much worse and more dangerous situation so when you're talking about the need for the u.s. to pull back on its military involvement says that obviously true but most americans now are really tired of these are. but wars you know which is right obama trump and biden the democratic party platform listen lay for ending the forever wars biden has said that he wants to end the forever wars now we can talk about there i think a positive move on the part of the biden ministration of afghanistan over the past few days that is j
policy even in iran you know. i'm a star as i look back i know the roots of the of things and when the u.s. overthrew debt back in 1953 only as a debt was not only the leading face of arab nationalism at the time he was enormously popular and democratic and he had according to u.s. ambassador he had perhaps 98 percent support of the iranian people and the u.s. stages at kuwait the british and overthrows made are we are so short sighted. and they may have i didn't have that consequence they...
News. Views. Hughes : RT : March 2, 2021 9:30pm-10:01pm EST
to rejoin the obama era iran nuclear deal the united states carried out airstrikes on friday night in syria targeting iranian militias in response to recent rocket attacks on u.s. forces in iraq so discuss this strategy we bring in john jordan former navy intelligence officer john thank you so much for joining me. good to be here scotty's you didn't you know friday night when the when the bombing was announced was going to happen were you surprised that this is so soon into the into the bottom astray ssion especially considering that iran is saying that you know biden has to you know they were just getting along with iraq iran trying to get them back into the j c p a way. no i'm not surprised at all the biden ministration admitted telegraphed even before the election that they intended to relent on iran and and come back to the bargain table and relax sanctions and to re-enter the j c p a way which i might add basically allows iran to have a nuclear weapon in 2025 whether it's entered into even if it is enter into any even if it is strictly invited by so the iranians and so the biden
to rejoin the obama era iran nuclear deal the united states carried out airstrikes on friday night in syria targeting iranian militias in response to recent rocket attacks on u.s. forces in iraq so discuss this strategy we bring in john jordan former navy intelligence officer john thank you so much for joining me. good to be here scotty's you didn't you know friday night when the when the bombing was announced was going to happen were you surprised that this is so soon into the into the bottom...
NEWSHOUR : ALJAZ : March 27, 2021 6:00pm-7:01pm +03
to have political economic and strategic components iran's economy has suffered under u.s. sanctions after washington withdrew from the 2015 nuclear agreement which china remains apart as a big has more from the iranian capital. increasingly iran has been turning to russia and china especially since the former us president donald trump imposed sanctions on iran sanctions are still in place today but this visit does come a time where china has reportedly stepped up its purchase of in direct oil sales for from iran and also this is the highest chinese official that's visited iran since the election of president joe biden in january so both politically and economically iran has been turning to russia and china and back last year in october when the united states and the president donald trump was planning to put forth a motion to the united nations to stop an arms embargo being lifted the foreign ministry here told us that their understanding was and that they were confident that russia and china would intervene with the veto but this deal does have some does have some critics
to have political economic and strategic components iran's economy has suffered under u.s. sanctions after washington withdrew from the 2015 nuclear agreement which china remains apart as a big has more from the iranian capital. increasingly iran has been turning to russia and china especially since the former us president donald trump imposed sanctions on iran sanctions are still in place today but this visit does come a time where china has reportedly stepped up its purchase of in direct oil...
Going Underground : RT : March 3, 2021 9:30am-10:00am EST
oh iran is away from this you know. crimes in yemen. they don't you trouble there is no long term. in marriage thousands you know militias even is only iran now displays they are even in the in matted they attacking get married and also they are also been backed by iran so i think if you took if you want to speak about a lot of the story about him again in saudi i mean him and him and it's supported and still support how the c's direct and in direct way and this is this will need another you know. interview you know to dismiss them out how what is there in direct and direct support from saudi and in minutes to seize and that is that is something you can't imagine but they do they want they want to destroy yemen they want this tiny countries want to destroy you. they will all night and all night outside. yemen to be strong what do you make of the saudi government saying. it's going to help vaccinate we who are children of yemen with coronavirus vaccine do you think that western public relations companies are working on the saudi behalf to to make propaganda or about the situation in
oh iran is away from this you know. crimes in yemen. they don't you trouble there is no long term. in marriage thousands you know militias even is only iran now displays they are even in the in matted they attacking get married and also they are also been backed by iran so i think if you took if you want to speak about a lot of the story about him again in saudi i mean him and him and it's supported and still support how the c's direct and in direct way and this is this will need another you...
hello there i'm a star in this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up iran signs a cooperation deal with china the 1st of its kind with a major world power and good news for a struggling economy. has been some progress in dislodging the mega ship blocking the suez canal but no one knows how long it'll take what does that mean for all of us and the global economy. and as far as economy bounces back the governor trees fundament policies flew in the face of science claims he was right all along. but we begin in myanmar where the military has once again turned its weapons on its own people on armed forces day the army opened fire on civilian protesters across the country this is the bloodiest day since the february fast crew at least $114.00 people were reportedly killed in that crackdown that includes children that's on top of the at least $320.00 deaths that rights groups have already confirmed and this violence coincided with a military parade in the capital where the leader of the really. pledged to safeguard democracy and hold elections without giving any time frame there has been
hello there i'm a star in this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up iran signs a cooperation deal with china the 1st of its kind with a major world power and good news for a struggling economy. has been some progress in dislodging the mega ship blocking the suez canal but no one knows how long it'll take what does that mean for all of us and the global economy. and as far as economy bounces back the governor trees fundament policies flew in the face of science claims he was right all...
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and the signatories of the iran nuclear deal were pretty together the original deal. was in prison at that point each and nothing really moved on chase even as many nuclear deal was was put together and adopted on our all sides so it's possible that it will not have a great deal to do with her case on the other hand it is good timing in the sense that the. sides are in the process of trying to find an opportunity to sit down and negotiate and i think it would be quite likely that the british negotiators who would make this an issue as they try to hammer out the aspects of the nuclear deal that the opportunity is there the u.s. secretary of state has written to afghanistan's president outlining the biden administration's strategy to end the conflict and 3 blinken has made several proposals one of which involves a leading role for turkey is a diplomatic at a time james that it's. some of the american troops now serving in afghanistan weren't even born when the u.s. 1st went to war there in 2001 the united states currently has 2500 troops serving in the country under a d
and the signatories of the iran nuclear deal were pretty together the original deal. was in prison at that point each and nothing really moved on chase even as many nuclear deal was was put together and adopted on our all sides so it's possible that it will not have a great deal to do with her case on the other hand it is good timing in the sense that the. sides are in the process of trying to find an opportunity to sit down and negotiate and i think it would be quite likely that the british...
strong iran iran means they don't have it taken a team that. you know you guys who is going to give this. trend this power to iran it's the people it is the population with their participation with their presence and with the level left and the extent of their participation which is going to mean national our national strength. and i should mention this has been based on our intelligence information that intelligence organization has off certain countries. or sun others the u.s. undesigned assert. their intelligence organizations and. have been doing there hardman. to sabotage their election stop coming elections in our country that can and that. they are they either i q's the organizers of the elections saying that the elections are engineers they are being accuse or that accusing the guardian council of women or they want to demotivate the people. saying that if you participate in elections that's going to make any difference so things like this trip. with their full strength they're doing this. and they're utilizing destruction media to its
strong iran iran means they don't have it taken a team that. you know you guys who is going to give this. trend this power to iran it's the people it is the population with their participation with their presence and with the level left and the extent of their participation which is going to mean national our national strength. and i should mention this has been based on our intelligence information that intelligence organization has off certain countries. or sun others the u.s. undesigned...
. 0ur totally unacceptable hostage diplomacy from iran. our country could learn countries from australia and the us and germany and others who have been more successful in getting their dual nationals home, the international community will have two come together to say this repeated use of hostage diplomacy is unacceptable. bath repeated use of hostage diplomacy is unacceptable-— unacceptable. both governments insist they cannot _ unacceptable. both governments insist they cannot be _ unacceptable. both governments insist they cannot be a _ unacceptable. both governments insist they cannot be a linkage i insist they cannot be a linkage between the money britain owes, contracts that were not completed but were paid for by the shah in 79, the money has been sitting in a bank account or trust for 19 years now, waiting to be got to tehran. do you get any sense that there might be movement on this? some people thought that once the biden regime took office in the united states, some of the sanctions might be eased, partly eu sanctions, but no
. 0ur totally unacceptable hostage diplomacy from iran. our country could learn countries from australia and the us and germany and others who have been more successful in getting their dual nationals home, the international community will have two come together to say this repeated use of hostage diplomacy is unacceptable. bath repeated use of hostage diplomacy is unacceptable-— unacceptable. both governments insist they cannot _ unacceptable. both governments insist they cannot be _...
The Presidency President Reagan's First Press Conference : CSPAN3 : March 31, 2021 5:33pm-6:05pm EDT
>> you said iran. the border between iran and the soviet union. i think one of the first things that has to happen for stability has got to be in iran itself to establish a government that can speak as a government for iran. part of our problem in all of these 444 long days has been the inability of anyone seemingly to speak for that nation. to have a government. i think that any country would want to help another if they really children intend to have a government that would abide by international law, and would help in that regard. but until such a thing appears apparent there i don't know if there's anything we can do. young lady. >> mister president, if it is your intention to signal to the world that this country will respond with swift reputation in cases of international terrorism in the future, why is your policy not to retaliate against iran? >> what good would just revenge due? what form would that take? i don't think revenge is worthy of us, on the other hand, i don't think we act as if this never happened. i would rather wait until as
>> you said iran. the border between iran and the soviet union. i think one of the first things that has to happen for stability has got to be in iran itself to establish a government that can speak as a government for iran. part of our problem in all of these 444 long days has been the inability of anyone seemingly to speak for that nation. to have a government. i think that any country would want to help another if they really children intend to have a government that would abide by...
was welcome in the developments the british prime minister criticized iran's treatment of her. nazanin holds a jewel in reining in british citizenship she'd gone to iran with her young daughter in april 2016 to visit her parents on the day she was meant to travel back to the u.k. she was apprehended by members of the iranian revolutionary guard at the airport she was sentenced to 5 years for plotting to overthrow the iranian government evidence against nazanin has never been made public a trial was held behind closed doors and she for those maintained her innocence the lack of transparency around her case has led some to believe that iran may have other motives holding on to the people who are in the uranium regime are absolutely . about the west about america about you know big states and little states some folks think that we will stop at nothing until there is regime change and it is frankly i'm very very hard to get them to trust us and so that is the challenge of trying to deal with iran wants the u.k. to return money it paid for tanks purchased in 1986 but never received
was welcome in the developments the british prime minister criticized iran's treatment of her. nazanin holds a jewel in reining in british citizenship she'd gone to iran with her young daughter in april 2016 to visit her parents on the day she was meant to travel back to the u.k. she was apprehended by members of the iranian revolutionary guard at the airport she was sentenced to 5 years for plotting to overthrow the iranian government evidence against nazanin has never been made public a trial...
BBC World News America : KQED : March 2, 2021 2:30pm-3:01pm PST
iran says it wants america to move first, american says it wants iran to move first. which side do you think is going to give? >> i think the place to start is really looking at how all this started, and all this started with a u.s. withdrawal from the joint comprehensive plan of action. this ignited a series of steps by iran which have obviously accelerated in recent months of its own noncompliance. it seems to me that if there is to be a reversal of the cycle, inevitably the first will have to be a u.s. move, and the question is to what extent is this going to be -- a, is it going to happen, and b, is it going to be read as a significant enough so as to merit iran walking back into full compliance with the agreement. katty: just to clarify, what the u.s. in the white house is saying at the moment is that iran has to rollback its nuclear activities before the u.s. lifts its sanctions against tehran. you seem to be suggesting that i don't know if you are getting this from conversations with the white house or people in washington, that the biden administration effecti
iran says it wants america to move first, american says it wants iran to move first. which side do you think is going to give? >> i think the place to start is really looking at how all this started, and all this started with a u.s. withdrawal from the joint comprehensive plan of action. this ignited a series of steps by iran which have obviously accelerated in recent months of its own noncompliance. it seems to me that if there is to be a reversal of the cycle, inevitably the first will...
News. Views. Hughes : RT : March 3, 2021 7:30am-8:00am EST
is saying that you know biden has to you know there were just beginning along with iraq iran trying to get them back into the j c p o a. no i'm not surprised at all by did ministration admitted telegraphed even before the election that they intended to relent on iran and and come back to the bargain table and relax sanctions and to re-enter the j c p a way which i might add basically allows iran to have a nuclear weapon in 2025 whether it's entered into even if it is enter into any even if it is strictly abided by so the iranians and so the biden this regime is telegraphed weakness and all the iranians needed to do need to do is start to raise the temperature somewhat raise the temperature in syria raise the temperature in iraq and around the world because the because the budget in this race has already given up its leverage by saying that it is going to retreat from the trumpet ministration campaign of maximum economic pressure which was having a real effect on iran well and that's thing you mention it you know iran saying they want they're not going to rejoin unless biden lifts al
is saying that you know biden has to you know there were just beginning along with iraq iran trying to get them back into the j c p o a. no i'm not surprised at all by did ministration admitted telegraphed even before the election that they intended to relent on iran and and come back to the bargain table and relax sanctions and to re-enter the j c p a way which i might add basically allows iran to have a nuclear weapon in 2025 whether it's entered into even if it is enter into any even if it...
iran and china have signed a 25 year cooperation pact the chinese foreign minister when years into iran he's met his iranian counterpart devise a reef and president hassan rouhani the deal is said to have political economic and strategic components both countries are subject to u.s. sanctions as a big has more from the iranian capital. increasingly iran has been turning to russia and china especially since the former us president donald trump imposed sanctions on iran sanctions are still in place today but this visit does come at a time where china has reportedly stepped up its purchase of in direct oil sales for from iran and also this is the highest chinese official that's visited iran since the election of president joe biden in january so both politically and economically iran has been turning to russia and china and back last year in october when the united states and the president donald trump was planning to put forth a motion to the united nations to stop an arms embargo being lifted the foreign ministry here told us that their understanding was and that they were confident that
iran and china have signed a 25 year cooperation pact the chinese foreign minister when years into iran he's met his iranian counterpart devise a reef and president hassan rouhani the deal is said to have political economic and strategic components both countries are subject to u.s. sanctions as a big has more from the iranian capital. increasingly iran has been turning to russia and china especially since the former us president donald trump imposed sanctions on iran sanctions are still in...
>> he is iran's nuclear chief, an important figure with iran's leadership. he is one of the supreme leaders, must trusted advisors. when the nuclear deal was negotiated in 2013, 2014, he was very involved with the technical aspects. and like any iranian leaders, he felt the bite and the impact of former president donald trump's maximum pressure campaign. you would think that he would be happy that donald trump is no longer the president, but that wasn't exactly the ca. >> schifrin: my guess is when mr. joe biden was elected president, it pleased you. >> do you read minds? >> i'm guessing. >> you're guessing. >> were you pleased when mr. biden was elected president? >> this is not a matter of being pleased or not pleased. we look at what the really actions are. >> you saw mr. trump's actions, and my impression is you wanted someone else in office? >> but so far that mr. biden has come, though he has promised to sort of come back to the j.c. p.o. s., he has not yet delivered to that promise. >> he has not delivered, from your point of view, but mr. biden has s
>> he is iran's nuclear chief, an important figure with iran's leadership. he is one of the supreme leaders, must trusted advisors. when the nuclear deal was negotiated in 2013, 2014, he was very involved with the technical aspects. and like any iranian leaders, he felt the bite and the impact of former president donald trump's maximum pressure campaign. you would think that he would be happy that donald trump is no longer the president, but that wasn't exactly the ca. >> schifrin:...
Going Underground : RT : March 3, 2021 4:30am-5:01am EST
oh iran is away from this you know. crimes in yemen. they don't you trouble there is no long term. in married 1000 you know media is even is only iran now in the displays they are in matted they attacking get married and also they also have been backed by iran so 6 i know if you took if you want to speak about a longer story about him and even saudi and him and him and it's supported and still support how sees in direct and indirect way and this is this you will need another you know. interview you know to dismiss him out how what is there in direct and direct support from saudi and in minutes to seize and that is that is something you can't imagine but they do they want they want to destroy yemen they want this tiny countries want to destroy you. they will all night and all night outside. yemen to be strong what do you make of the saudi government saying. it's going to help vaccinate the poor children of yemen with coronavirus vaccine do you think that western public relations companies are working on the saudi behalf to to make propaganda or about the situation in yemen because a
oh iran is away from this you know. crimes in yemen. they don't you trouble there is no long term. in married 1000 you know media is even is only iran now in the displays they are in matted they attacking get married and also they also have been backed by iran so 6 i know if you took if you want to speak about a longer story about him and even saudi and him and him and it's supported and still support how sees in direct and indirect way and this is this you will need another you know. interview...
and i'm not matheson this is all to syria live from doha also coming up cementing closer ties iran and china signed a landmark 25 year cooperation agreement. homeless and heartbroken migrants pushed back from the u.s. border pray for help in mexico as american politicians blame each other for the crisis. mozambique's military on high alert as an armed group place seems to a popular hotel dozens of people remain trapped. it's the worst day of violence in myanmar since the military seized power nearly 2 months ago local media reporting more than 1000 people were killed in the latest crackdown against anti kook protesters saturday's bloodshed coincides with a military parade for the annual armed forces day where the leader of the ruling john to pledge to safeguard democracy tony chang reports. the inconsolable cry of a father his dead son in his arms the 13 year old boy was shot at his home and central myanmar as the security forces moved in. just city yangon looked and sounded like a battle zone the soldiers and police roam the streets burning barricades firing stun grenades and live rou
and i'm not matheson this is all to syria live from doha also coming up cementing closer ties iran and china signed a landmark 25 year cooperation agreement. homeless and heartbroken migrants pushed back from the u.s. border pray for help in mexico as american politicians blame each other for the crisis. mozambique's military on high alert as an armed group place seems to a popular hotel dozens of people remain trapped. it's the worst day of violence in myanmar since the military seized power...
CrossTalk : RT : March 9, 2021 8:30pm-9:01pm EST
policy even in iran you know. i'm a star as i look back i know the roots of the of things and when the u.s. overthrew mo's adat back in 19530 resident there was not only of the leading space of arab nationalism at that time he was enormously popular and democratic and he had according to u.s. ambassador he had perhaps 98 percent support of the iranian people and the u.s. stages a coup with the british and overthrow in our power we are so short sighted you know . and they may have i didn't have that consequence they create a much worse and more dangerous situation so when you're talking about the need for the u.s. to pull back on its military involvement says obviously true but most americans now are really tired of these are. but wars you know which is right obama trump and biden the democratic party platform called disk listen lay for ending the forever wars biden has said that he wants to end the forever war now we can talk about i think a positive move on the part of the biden ministration of afghanistan over t
policy even in iran you know. i'm a star as i look back i know the roots of the of things and when the u.s. overthrew mo's adat back in 19530 resident there was not only of the leading space of arab nationalism at that time he was enormously popular and democratic and he had according to u.s. ambassador he had perhaps 98 percent support of the iranian people and the u.s. stages a coup with the british and overthrow in our power we are so short sighted you know . and they may have i didn't have...
CrossTalk : RT : March 9, 2021 10:00pm-10:30pm EST
iran nuclear deal this is before this is going to obama. yes under obama because they were all in the obama administration although all these folks they're mostly retreads in a sense and they don't represent a new kind of thinking but at least when it comes to iran compared to the trump people the only thing they could agree on was they were all of us on the phone because they all hated iran the biden people are better on iran so let's let's work on this afghanistan thing let's work on getting the u.s. back into the iran nuclear deal with the iranians are resisting right now for obvious reasons. but this this could be a least positive step still i mean i reckon it out i'd like your optimism but you know just in the last year news cycles a gentleman named richard you've never heard of him before he's biting. iran's envoy and he's very been very public about how a tremendous success of the a maximum pressure on iran i mean and then he talks about maybe a greater inequality unemployment economic despair this is the ministration here's the thin
iran nuclear deal this is before this is going to obama. yes under obama because they were all in the obama administration although all these folks they're mostly retreads in a sense and they don't represent a new kind of thinking but at least when it comes to iran compared to the trump people the only thing they could agree on was they were all of us on the phone because they all hated iran the biden people are better on iran so let's let's work on this afghanistan thing let's work on getting...
both have very obviously strong ties to the hardliners in iran. the other hand, the case from the very get—go was a political one and that not really a judicial one. this was not a judicial one. this was not a judicial matter it was a political one and now recently so frequently as shamelessly iranian officials are saying this is actually all about 400 plus million dollars plus interest the british government owed the iranian government after the cancelled the contract after the islamic revolution. so pay up and get your girl. the islamic revolution. 50 pay up and get your girl-— get your girl. the iranian government _ get your girl. the iranian government do - get your girl. the iranian government do this - get your girl. the iranian government do this too l get your girl. the iranian - government do this too many get your girl. the iranian _ government do this too many foreign citizens. do they actually get what they want? does the propaganda work locally? you they want? does the propaganda work locall ? ., ., ., ., , locally? you have to lo
both have very obviously strong ties to the hardliners in iran. the other hand, the case from the very get—go was a political one and that not really a judicial one. this was not a judicial one. this was not a judicial matter it was a political one and now recently so frequently as shamelessly iranian officials are saying this is actually all about 400 plus million dollars plus interest the british government owed the iranian government after the cancelled the contract after the islamic...
of course the unites us is interested in improving relations with iran moving back to the iran nuclear deal but it is progressing i think because it would like to impose more conditions in iran and then the obama administration everyone learned that there are going to be a non-nuclear doesn't have much popularity it doesn't have a majority even in the senate in the american senate and that's why a budget and recession would like to get more out of iran and that's now that's why now we have this clash of the wills if you will between washington and the her on or what how to go back to the nuclear deal how to court total iran's influence within the region and in a sky as the iranian is concerned how to contain the united states and its allies in the regions in places like yemen and iraq so we have a whole bunch of files in a very important strategic showdown coming between the united states and iran hopefully diplomatically but as we see in yemen as we saw in iraq few days ago it could escalate in terms of violence as well other. political analysts mylan thank you. well staying with yeme
of course the unites us is interested in improving relations with iran moving back to the iran nuclear deal but it is progressing i think because it would like to impose more conditions in iran and then the obama administration everyone learned that there are going to be a non-nuclear doesn't have much popularity it doesn't have a majority even in the senate in the american senate and that's why a budget and recession would like to get more out of iran and that's now that's why now we have this...
the discussions with iran is broadened to include human rights and including iran's foreign policy and this is the signal that to defy didn't stray she was sending at this moment in time yeah i'm not an important point to make because the u.s. says this is about human rights abuses but the context of this seems to me to contrasting something one about human rights and the other about the nuclear deal talks come these 2 sit together do you think. well i think from from an iranian perspective. the american gay marriage initiative just up today is it is another setback because iran would like to. adhere to the gypsy view a all but 2015 and now brought in this book of the discussions i think from the american now perspective things have changed and that is that in 20151 united states and its . partners in the un security council plus germany signed the j c view a there was a young belief and there was a hope that. they would lead to greater confidence between iran and the united states and that iran in return to the changes i regional foreign policy. post yours that has not happened so now
the discussions with iran is broadened to include human rights and including iran's foreign policy and this is the signal that to defy didn't stray she was sending at this moment in time yeah i'm not an important point to make because the u.s. says this is about human rights abuses but the context of this seems to me to contrasting something one about human rights and the other about the nuclear deal talks come these 2 sit together do you think. well i think from from an iranian perspective....
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and iran to the negotiating table. let's bring in an expert on iranian and gulf affairs by skype from washington, d.c. good to have you back. washington is now sanctioning these two interrogators. what mis messages washington trying to send? >> thank you. it is important to emphasize that even though these two individuals will be banned from entering the u.s. because of the sanctions, this is not what is essential, because they were unlikely to travel here anyways. what is important is defined in administration -- the joe biden administration is signaling it would not lift sanctions imposed on iran by the previous administration until discussions with iran is broadened to include human rights and including iran's foreign policy, and this is the signal that the joe biden administration is sending at this moment in time. anchor: that is an important point. the u.s. says this is about human rights abuses, but there are two contrasting paths, one about human rights, the other about nuclear deal talks. can these two sit tog
and iran to the negotiating table. let's bring in an expert on iranian and gulf affairs by skype from washington, d.c. good to have you back. washington is now sanctioning these two interrogators. what mis messages washington trying to send? >> thank you. it is important to emphasize that even though these two individuals will be banned from entering the u.s. because of the sanctions, this is not what is essential, because they were unlikely to travel here anyways. what is important is...


The current top-ranked football team in England's Premier League has an owner who is ready to sell his lakefront Florida mansion in Boca Raton, Florida. Billionaire John Henry, owner of Liverpool F.C., the Boston Red Sox and the Boston Globe, purchased the lot in 1991 for $650,000 and had the custom-made house completed in 1995. The sprawling estate spreads over 41,000 square feet with seven bedrooms and 19 bathrooms (ten full, nine partial). Called Tashun, meaning the House Of Peace, the home blends a few Asian-inspired influences against a Mediterranean-style backdrop.


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Roger Waters considers performing Pink Floyd's The Wall on US-Mexico border
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"Musicians have an absolute right, a duty, to open their mouths to speak out"
Though Roger Waters did not write Pink Floyd'sThe Wall as an allegory about any real-life structure, the band's 1979 opus subsequently took on such an interpretation. In July 1990, Waters performed the album in Berlin, Germany to commemorate the fall of the Berlin Wall eight months earlier. Now, he's planning a similar concert in protest of Donald Trump's planned wall separating the southern border between the US and Mexico.
Speaking to AFP, Waters explained that The Wall is "very relevant now with Mr. Trump and all of this talk of building walls and creating as much enmity as possible between races and religions. He noted the the album is "about how detrimental building walls can be on a personal level, but also on broader levels."
Thus, Waters is prepared to stage a performance of the album near where Trump's wall is to be built.
"There will first need to be an awakening against these far-right policies. The sewers are engorged by greedy and powerful men as I speak to you," Waters added. "Music is a legitimate place to express protest, musicians have an absolute right, a duty, to open their mouths to speak out."
Waters previously likened Trump's candidacy to the rise of Adolph Hitler in 1930s Germany, calling Trumpism "just as dangerous" as Fascism. At recent concerts, he's mocked America's new president by depicting him as a dildo-loving Nazi with a micro-penis.
Already Waters is planning a new solo album which he's described as "part magic carpet ride, part political rant, part anguish." He'll support the release by embarking on an extensive North American tour this summer. He's also open to a reunion of Pink Floyd.
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Jazeman Jaafar Tells Us How He Went From a Kart to a McLaren
It's often said that the Malaysian greats are all gone. Time and again, we hear the older generation talking of stars like Datuk Nicol David as if she's the last of a dying breed. The reality is that there are many Malaysians out there who push themselves everyday to be the best at what they do.
One of these people is 25-year old Jazeman Jaafar.
If that name's familiar, it's because he's been featured on this site on multiple occasions ever since he got into the Petronas Talent Development Programme back in 2013. Four years on, he's now a part of McLaren's GT Driver Academy.
He may only be in his mid-20s, but his record has been impressive to say the least.
Each and every one of these races were uphill battles.
His efforts are now focused on the Blancpain Endurance Series. We sat down with him for a chat to learn a little more about his story.
"I liked cars as a child and had a little collection of scale models. Then one day, my neighbor came invited my family to follow him to a go kart track," says Jazeman.
"I immediately fell in love with it. There were kids around my age who were driving – racing even. I was really into it and I wanted to stay there the whole day."
Jazeman's dad asked if he'd like to try it out. The following weekend he found himself in a little 'Puffo Kart'. "These have got small 40cc engines. They're made to teach children the basics."
It started off as a weekend hobby. Some kids had badminton. Some had football. For Jazeman, it was karting. He went from 40 to 60cc karts, before he started competing nationally with 85cc and larger karts. After tasting a few sweet victories, he knew what he wanted to do when he grew up.
"When I told my mom that I eventually wanted to be an F1 driver, she thought I was joking. Eventually, she saw the measures that had put in place to make the sport a lot safer than it used to be and warmed to the idea."
Family support has been extremely important in his career. To this day, they continue to manage a lot of the financial and legal aspects to pro racing.
Jazeman climbed out of the kart and into more challenging Formula car racing scene. But being just 13, he was a little too young to qualify. After pleading his case to then-FIA president Max Mosley, he got his papers in order.
Race after race, he climbed up the rungs before finally getting a call from Petronas. He had been shortlisted for their Talent Development Programme. Their affiliation with Mercedes-AMG opened a lot of opportunities for him, but the dropping oil prices led to major cut backs.
While in discussion for a bigger role in Formula 1, Petronas scuttled their programme and Jazeman's career progress came to temporary halt. That didn't stop his hustle. He continued to work with Mercedes-AMG to further develop the AMG GT3 and even finished 5th in 2014's Spa 24 Hours race with HTP Motorsport.
But despite the success, teams were downsized and his contract was not renewed for a second term. After a period in limbo, he received a call from McLaren for a shootout.
"It was a very last minute thing," he explains. "25 drivers were invited, but there were only 3 slots available. I did my run on the very last day, but I gave it my best and they signed me up."
Jazeman has grown to love and respect endurance racing, calling it the future of motorsports. Why?
"I think they're doing all the right things. The LMP category, for instance, doesn't restrict competitors to certain technologies. So you could end up with a turbo-diesel hybrid like the one from Audi dominating one year, and then a Porsche system taking it the next."
Endurance racing is even more of a challenge for Jazeman, but the guy is absolutely dedicated to his career.
"My passion still runs the same. I loved it on day one, and I still do."
More importantly, he wants other Malaysians to know that there's nothing standing in their way. "I want people to see that all it takes is hard work. This isn't something you can buy your way into. Your results are what get you in, nothing else."
But he acknowledges that racing is an expensive sport, which can make it difficult for young ones to get into.
"It's not as simple as buying a racquet or a ball and practicing. But to those looking to get into it, what I can say is this: when you're given a chance, make the most out of it. Take whatever opportunities you're given and drive your best, even if it's not as big or as important as you think. You never know who is watching."
Jazeman's career has been colourful so far, but he's only just getting started. We'll continue to track his progress and we wish him the very best as he continues to make the country proud.
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Q: Why won't this text align next to image properly? Can't get a horizontal screen alignment either There is probably an answer out there but, clearly I'm not grasping it so I'm coming here for a further explanation and assistance. CSS is freakin complex af, lol Fantastic, right? Here's a screenshot of the my current project:

Two questions: First, why is the first text under the image and the rest beside the image? That's just a general inquiry, its not at all how I want to you have it displayed. Which brings me to question two...
Second, I am struggling with the whole display: inline-block property concept. I want these displayed horizontally with the text beneath not beside.
Here's the code specifically for the provided screenshot:

→ SatWeather

→ SatSecurity

→ Photo/Video

→ SatAgriculture

→ SatAnimal

The referenced CSS - as it currently stands, is as follows:
.img {
  display: inline-block;
  justify-content: center;
  margin: 10px 10px;
}

.imbutton {
  display: inline-block;
  text-align: center;
}

.grid {
  display: flex;
  max-width: 800px;
}

I've tried dozens of variations from display: flex; to display: block; on parent and display: inline-block; on child.

A: You can make your anchor tags have display: flex to force your image and description into a single row, so a lot of the other css is unnecessary. Flex-wrap will allow your content to expand to other rows if it overflows. Horizontal scrolling will happen on smaller screen sizes without this.
Here is the final result:
.img {
  margin: 10px;
}

.grid {
  display: flex;
  flex-wrap: wrap;
  /* max-width: 800px; */
}

.grid a {
  display: flex;
  align-items: center;
}

Adding a max-width to the container will cause flexbox to wrap the content.

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Wool SMBC is a friendly club that plays Short Mat Bowls every Thursday evening at 7.30pm and every Friday afternoon at 2.30pm at the D'urberville Hall, Colliers Lane, Wool.
We cater for all levels of the game, we have players that have been playing a couple of months to others that have played the sport for 22 years.
Any age or ability is welcome.
We currently play in two leagues in Dorset, have 4 County players and 2 England players. We are about to enter an exciting time for the club as we look to bring new blood and ideas to Wool SMBC.


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Q: callback function in useEffect caches state, even when dependency changes? I've seen a couple of close questions, but none that really answered my question. I have the following code in React Native.
# activities add/edit screen
# ...
const [activities, setActivities] = useState([]);
useEffect(() => {
        const _setup = async () => {
            const temp = await fetch(...); // fetching data from server with await
            setActivities(temp);

            // building save button
            navigation.setOptions({
                headerRight: () => (
                    <TouchableOpacity onPress={() => _submit()}>
                        <Text style={{ color: '#007AFF', fontSize: 18, }}>
                            Save
                        </Text>
                    </TouchableOpacity>
                )
            });

            setReady(true);
        };

        _setup();
    }, []);

So I build the headerRight button in useEffect to pass it an local _submit function, which looks like this.
const _submit = async () => {
        console.log(activities);
        try {
            // fetch to send data to server
        } catch (e) {
            showError(e);
        }
    };

There is a FlatList on this screen which gets dynamically extended based on user interaction. All is well until the user presses the save button in the header. It always loads the activities array from the last hot refresh/render. But the FlatList re-renders ok, the array gets extended just as I want it to be. I tried using "useCallback" on the _submit function and set the dependency to "activities", but still, the header button seems to call the "initial" _submit function. The only thing that helped was to split the useEffect into two separates and one handling the re-render of the button.
// first one to fetch data on initial mound
// ...
useEffect(() => {
// I am using react-navigation and react-native-screens 2.7.0
        navigation.setOptions({
            headerRight: () => (
                <TouchableOpacity onPress={() => _submit()}>
                    <Text style={{ color: '#007AFF', fontSize: 18, }}>
                        Save
                    </Text>
                </TouchableOpacity>
            )
        });
    }, [activities]);

It works fine, but somehow feels kind of hacky... I was under the impression that normal functions (like the _submit) would get re-constructed with each re-render, which would be triggered with e.g. a new array-element being pushed to the activities, no? For completion, I add elements to activities like this.
const _addActivity = () => {
        const temp = [...activities];
        const initActivity = {
            title: '', // will be set later via TextInput
            startTime: new Date(),
            endTime: new Date(),
        }
        temp.push(initActivity);
        setActivities(temp);
    }


Last week I made a delicious Coeur a la Creme for dessert with a fresh blackberry sauce. After my friends devoured the yummy cream heart I had plenty of blackberry sauce remaining. I kept the sauce in the fridge not knowing exactly what I would use it for but it was so delicious that it couldn't go to waste. I first drizzled it over my morning yogurt which was amazing and then I thought why not use it in a cocktail.
A fresh blackberry sauce is perfect for use in cocktails since you don't need any simple syrup since the sauce is already sweetened. I quickly thought I want this with bourbon since the seasons are changing it's time to ease back into the dark spirits and heavier classic cocktails. I simply mixed bourbon and the blackberry sauce 2:1 and then topped with ice and sparkling water, depending on the size of glass will determine the amount of water you add which will determine how strong your cocktail is.
Go out and get some fresh blackberries while you can and get this cocktail on your happy hour menu this week!
Make the blackberry sauce for use on ice cream, yogurt, desserts, or this cocktail.
Combine the fresh blackberries and sugar in a saucepan, bring just to a boil. Lower heat and simmer for 5 minutes. Pour the blackberry mixture and the jam into a food processor or blender and pulse until fully combined and smooth. Chill.
Combine the bourbon and blackberry sauce in a glass, add ice and stir. Top off with sparkling water and stir again. Enjoy!


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