that's an informal and indirect exchange of messages with the americans in vienna. home, we have good words from their delegation. but what is important for us is to see practical and serious american actions on center mo, dosage about recovering the talks in vienna. hi, dall. so what do you reckon is this sir? a good sign, but, you know, positive noises coming out of the iranians here. certainly, i think it's important because this is a 1st interview. they newly appointed foreign minister has given to an international and use outlets and he seemed quite optimistic. he said that at the talks are still ongoing. it's a good sign that this round is much different than the previous round because the technical issues and the logistical issues they had over the agenda has been resolved this around the 8th round is now moving forward with what they are actually going to be deciding about in terms of how the sanctions will be lifted in which sanctions and the foreign minister was very specific about iran's position. and he gave some very, an a good examples of what they're

will have the latest from vienna. and the european union's foreign policy chief is in ukraine to rally support. as russia continues to mass troops on the border, and it's more bangladesh pull off, one of the biggest winds in their test cricket history. and we will be here with that story. ah, bow cassock stands president is threatening a tough response after the worst unrest in more than a decade. demonstrators, storm government buildings, the cabinet has been dismissed in a state of emergency. it's been declared. the protests were triggered by arise in the price of fuel, but there are demands for broader reforms. cateel opposite began reports. please leave a rear in context of hotels remoted in civil city and can't wait for an increase in fuel. prices have spread across the country while inclusions have food, particularly in the largest city, comedy with reports of a flyer. in gunshot theater, the mayor's office were demonstrators trying to storm the building earlier in the week. oh, would begin as to 10 seconds. fue

they continue in vienna this time involving the s c e. the organization for security and cooperation in europe. poland. foreign ministers chairing the meeting and warned the region is closer to war than at any time in the last 30 years. dosage of already following the sun from moscow. according to the polish foreign minister, he said that the risk of war in, oh, i see area is now greater than any time in the last 30 years. so very strong words . he said that for the last few weeks we've been facing the prospect of major military escalation, eastern europe, of course, talking about the russian to build up along its border with ukraine. this is something that is very much a concern to this organization. and of course, this is the 3rd meeting that is taking place this week about the security concerns the europeans have and the united states about russia. ukraine relations at the 1st one, but in geneva, monday. and then there was a meeting yesterday, brussels with nato. and then today in vienna, but we've just been hearing from the kremlin sp

thank q. dosage of our reporting from vienna. they were lawyers for the you guys, prince andrew, are arguing that a civil lawsuit accusing her of sexual assault should be dismissed. virginia jeffrey accuses the prince of forcing her to have sex when she was 17 year old. he strongly denies the claims. there is a hearing taking place in new york, which is where we find kristen salumi who's following them. trysten spine, that sort of order things here because there was a, a settlement agreement that was released yesterday. how does that, how significant is that? and in this whole process, while the argues the attorneys for prince, andrew, are arguing that that agreement is grounds to have the case dismissed. it comes this document from a settlement that was reached between virginia to fray, who is now doing the prince and jeffrey epstein. in 2009, she sued him for sexual abuse. he agreed to pay her $500000.00 a half $1000000.00. in exchange, she agreed to not take any further legal action against any other person or entity who could

an 8th round of talks is underway in vienna. what iran wants guarantees that you, a sanctions will be lifted on iranian oil sales, missouri to rock that amongst the 8 round of the van and go see ations, put them back on the right track and a good agreement can be reached if the western parties possessed a real will an intention lifting sanctions means lifting all forms of sanction stipulated in the nuclear agreement and the sanctions that trump re imposed. and that contradict terms of the agreement. and the latter is in disputed negotiations . we demand guarantees that include not imposing any new sanctions and not re imposing sanctions after lifting them under any pretext. we see that the simplest practical model for this would be when it comes to us exporting oil and obtaining revenues through our banking system. that's an informal and indirect exchange of messages with the americans in vienna. we had good words from their delegation. but what is important for us is to see practical and serious american actions. there are such

so thank you very much to us about this or us in vienna. a palestinian man is ending $141.00 days of hunger strike after a deal was reached to release him from illegal is really detention hisham harsh was arrested without charge more than 14 months ago. his case has provoked angry protest in the occupied westbank. neither abraham is falling proceedings in ramallah, breaking his fast after 141 day hunger strike. he showed up, however, expect to be a free man by the end of february, after these really military agreed not to renew his detention. the deal was reached after talks between palestinian and israeli officials goes on factions with threatening an escalation if he died about this extended battle in which every palestinian mobilized and used all his tools was a successful, strong and influential battle through them. and through our national unity and cohesion around the prisoners and their issues, we affirm that we can achieve victory. the 40 year old father of 5 was 1st arrested, an october of 2020 and was subject to israel's policy up

these talks underway in vienna. they involve b, o, s. c, e, the organization for security and cooperation. in europe. largest permanent security council with both russia and the united states as members, so dosage of barry in moscow following this one. we just for the last 3 days. now, those are we talking about russia holding talks with various groups. what are the hoping to get out of this one? well, we've been hearing at this security conference in vienna from the russian foreign minister who has been appointed chairman for this year. and this is the 1st time this organization's meeting. at the 1st meeting of 2022 and at the top of the agenda will be there. we'll be discussing the security situation in ukraine. according to the polish foreign minister, he said that the risk of war in always c area is now greater than any time in the last 30 years. so very strong words. he said that the, for the last few weeks we've been facing the prospect of major military escalation, eastern europe, of course, talking about the russian to build up a

what is this group that's meeting in vienna all abates? why is the, oh, i see me thing about russia. well, this is a scheduled meeting in vienna. the 1st in 2022, for the 57 member state. their main job is to ensure security and to look at escalations of violence in europe. so try to prevent it from taking place. and as we just heard from the polish foreign minister, there's grave concern about what is taking place between russia and ukraine in the past few months. and it's very, very serious for them. the u. s. and baset are to this organisation said that he didn't expect there to be a breakthrough today, but it's important to have these discussions. the russian ambassador to the organisation also came out and said that they were not in a position to give in to any demands at what they are doing as well within their sovereign right in terms of moving their troops anywhere within their own country. it is not up to any organization to dictate what russia can and cannot do with their defensive capabilities. now this is of course, the 3rd mee

the host of the talks in vienna that you have said difficult decisions have to be made both in teheran and washington in order for there to be some movement on these talks. otherwise, they could go on indefinitely. and that is something certainly the americans are now saying they cannot have. let's talk about ukraine daughter mister lincoln saying, what happens from here on it is contin an on russia, and i could stopping its aggression towards ukraine. clearly mr. oliver offs response was actually, that's not what's on the table. that's not what we're discussing. what we're discussing in his world, i guess, was your aggression in the form of nato expansion right up to the russian border. certainly, and this is part of the russian perspective is that this, there is a sense of false narrative coming from a, the american government. and that they are certainly, as the foreign minister said, they're not interested in invading ukraine. what they're interested is protecting their own borders. and they feel like there aren't coming under attack. they feel like this campaign of misinformation,

but the, with the talks through a whole this week in vienna, in geneva, in brussels, the dark yield, any success from oscar. now they say they don't want to have anymore talks because they're worthless, but they're still waiting for the response. a written response to the 2 draft trees they provide to the united states and nato. so they're still waiting for that. i think waiting for that gives a chance to consider, well, a way to step back from this crisis. why is that one of their conditions? one of the things that must has been calling for is to have ukraine. another ex, soviet countries remain out of nato. why is that so important for them? of they want to dominate the foreign policy of their neighboring states. they want to make sure that those states are under their influence. that's what this is all about. you know, are all the countries which have joy nato, since the end of the cold war did not join because neither was saying, please, because members, they joined russell, afraid of moscow's intentions. and mass girls persuade all these countries that they moscow or danger. thi

there's an informal and indirect exchange of messages with the americans in vienna, one, we have good words from their delegation. but what is important for us is to see practical and serious american actions. when there is anger in the chinese city of she em over. her residents had been treated by the authorities during a strict covert lockdown leaders in the city of 13000000 people see an outbreak of the virus has now been brought under control. katrina, you has that story from bridging chinese health officials say there's been a turning point in the city of she. anne with 30000000 people have been under locked down since the 23rd of december. an outbreak of the delta there it has been contained. and numbers of infections i declining since urge was as you oh though there may be cases in the future of the risk a large scale resurgence had been brought under control as our empty epidemic efforts. or would she results luncheon so, but these results achieved by the strictest measures impose since those and the city of hahn in 2020 have come at a cost. a woman who was 8 months pregnant l

k. prime minister repeated western warnings, the time is running out. jabari has more from vienna. there is a south korean delegation that's arrived in vienna led by the country's vice minister of foreign affairs. they are holding meetings with various parties. cor, south korea is very important in all of this because there are one of the countries that is holding on to anywhere between $7.00 and $9000000000.00 of iranian funds in their country as a result of us sanctions. iran was one of the main suppliers to south korea when it comes to oil. as a result of us sanctions in 2018 and the south koreans hasn't been able to pay or on for the purchases they've made of iranian oil. amongst other things, this is why as the delegation is here, they're holding discussions with the americans and this could be viewed as a positive step. we still don't know if they will meet with the iranians, but as the 8th round of talks continue, there is a sense that all sides really want to achieve as a result as quickly as possible. but the iranians have said that they're not going to sacrifice the resul

an 8th round of talks to revive the 2015 nuclear deal is now underway in vienna. but so far it hasn't produced any tangible result. and with the health of millions of people at stake in iran, any failure could do worse than damage. it's economy. the so sir, that o 0 to run the g very reserve in brazil's amazon is home to numerous tribes you've never had contact with the outside world, but illegal hunters and fishermen and encroaching on their space. on the zeros monica young archy of reports on the fight to keep the tribe safe. steeping the amazon jungle. various indigenous leaders have joint forces to protect their livelihood. we accompanied native trackers during a week as the police, their job id valley reserve in area twice the size of japan. it's the home of 18 tribes. 11 of them have had no contact with the outside world economic wanted are this part of the river belongs to brazil where white men do as they please. but ahead of us is the indigenous giovanni territory. it's forbidden to all but us. yet we're still in danger. in the past, the threat came from

and then moving on to the sea in vienna on thursday. and the 2nd thing to bear in mind is that they probably will be talk about ukraine in geneva today. but they'll be talking about concepts. they'll be talking about concerns and this thing to each other's concerns. looking probing for potential areas of common ground. and importantly, those american negotiators will be trying to determine russia's true intent. president putin is true intent as far as ukraine is concerned. because if we find by the end of today and going through to winston says that by the end of the week, the russian side still holding tight and steadfast to that central claim that they have made the demand for legal guarantees that ukraine will never be allowed to join nato, which is now so clearly a red line for the western powers. if russia doesn't suffer on that claim, well, they might then conclude that president putin really doesn't intend any of these talks to succeed. and is instead using them as a pretext for war, which is banks. thank you very much for the up

the 8th round of talks on the iran nuclear deal, i resuming on monday in vienna. they ain't to revive the 2015 agreement with world powers around foreign ministry spokesman says western nations have realized that they must back down from maximal demands. dalso jabari has been following developments from vienna. this week could be one of the most important weeks, and that is because the talks until now i've been dealing about what the talks will be about. they were talking about the agenda. now there seems to be a agreement of some kind about what they're going to discuss. there are still hurdles and there have been solutions before us for all sides, mainly the americans and the rainiest were at the heart of this dispute about how they can proceed and overcome those hurdles this week. we're expecting to find out whether or not that can actually happen. the iranians have said that they want the u. s. sanction lifted since the americans left the deal in 2018 and impose a series of strict sanctions on her aunt oil and banking sectors. the rate, the americans for their

even close allies, believe he wasted precious time getting us back to talks, which didn't start in vienna until april. but it was the momentous events in august in afghanistan, that of course, the most tension between the u. s. and it's nato and e u allies. they feel that we're not properly consulted about the u. s. plans withdraw forces after doing a deal with the taliban. and they believe that withdrawal was seriously bungled. relations with others, superpowers have not improved in biden's 1st year. an attempt to bridge differences with china, a meeting in alaska, attended by the us national security adviser, the secretary of state. and the 2 chinese counterparts descended into a very public confrontation. and there's been no breakthrough and talks with russia to try and diffuse tensions of the ukraine. the administration's most experienced negotiator, wendy sherman, led those discussions in geneva last week with another round with the us secretary of state and russian foreign minister expected on friday. u. s. allies acknowledge a distinct change from the trump presidency. the biden ad

but activists pushed back saying, lithium mining would damage rivers and farmland or yeah, last vienna village has more now from belgrade, after many protests against 3, a dental company which planned lead to your mind, india, western serbia, the government has decided to revoke all license related to that project prime minister and a bernabie said that this decision is a full stop for that company in serbia. she said she understood the concern of citizen, and i environmental activists who have been blocking many roads in serbia from november last year. she also said that routine to didn't give enough information about the project to citizen and the government. on the other hand, president alexander what you said earlier, that he thinks that the project is good for people and for the country. also, there was a press release from ria into company which express concerned the constellation of project either political decision experts have warrant earlier that the project of lead you mine would pollute waters and farmland. chiller has just launched a climate change observatory that will ga

one of the issues in the negotiations in vienna recently between the u. s. and iran has been the impacts of economic sanctions. both sides are trying to restart the 2015 nuclear agreement . but many iranians are struggling to survive after years of economic decline and shortages including life saving medicines. wrestle said our reports, now prompt iran. mariam ham medina said has a genetic blood disorder. they're called tele samir. she needs frequent blood transfusions just to keep going back full time within our body doesn't produce blood. so we need to receive it monthly along with some specific medicines that we haven't been able to find the medicines we need for months now. and we're slowly dying because of that. that is because she is also caught in the crossfire of global politics. find the medication in iran has been difficult since 2018. that's when the u. s. pulled out of iran's nuclear deal with world powers and green pause, economic sanctions. but there is more, prevents marianne from receiving proper medical care. many international firms have al

let's make 2 daughters jabbar whose life was from vienna and also remind us of where were these talks and what's at stake. well, we're just returning to the negotiations here after a street a break over the new year. and the radian delegation arrived in the austria capital late on sunday, and they are holding meetings throughout this afternoon at the hotel behind me. here it talks are now at a very critical point. sources of said that from the european side this we could be one of the most important weeks. and that is because the talks until now i've been dealing about what the talks will re about. they were talking about the agenda. now there seems to be a agreement of some kind about what they're going to discuss. there are still hurdles and there have been solutions before us for all sides, mainly the americans and the radius who are at the heart of this dispute about how they can proceed and overcome those hurdles. this week we're expecting to find out whether or not that can actually happen the rain you have said that they want the sanctions listed since the americans left a deal

but the use foreign policy chief joseph borrow says a new deal may be possible for sandra baris, in vienna, where the talk are taking place. on january 14, 2023 european foreign ministers wrote a letter to the foreign affairs chief justice corral in which they triggered article 36 of the 2015 nuclear deal. they said they had decided to join, you take action to hold around to account for its systematic noncompliance with the j. c. t o a. the move came because the european claim are on 5th step to reduce this commitment to the nuclear deal. since the u. s. pulls out in may of 2018, was one step too far. that came 9 days earlier on january 5th, when iran said it would no longer abide by the limit set on the number of uranium enrichment centrifuges it was locked have under the deal. it was withdrawing from the last technical restriction imposed in 2015 iranian foreign minister. the time mom, it's about 3 call to us. he's moved to teacher from the state. now, here we are 2 years later and 9 months after delegate from the 6 country met for the 1st time in vienna to try and bring all slides back

the go see ating in vienna. he says threats more to turn to hom, from getting a good deal. this ironic that the united states which violated the deal from day one, when obama sign basically signed the deal. he told the treasury not to allow banks to cooperate with he, ronnie threatened banks not to work with iran, and that was a violation of the deal. a key violation of the deal. and of course then trump tore up the deal and by there has been continuing with trumps maximum pressure sanctions . and the europeans have been abiding by trump and biden and obama all along. so the countries that have been violating the deal are western countries. so for them to threaten the run is, is quite extraordinary. but that's how the world that we live in works regards to the snap back. the truth is that in this is what western diplomats have been telling me or former diplomat media people in the media close to western diplomat western countries. no, they don't have leverage. maximum pressure means maximum pressure of trump could have done, want more to hurt ordinary run into fighting, cou

in vienna, on thursday. what russia is doing is trying to impose its agenda instead of returning to the negotiation table. and we are state that very clearly, that we will never compromise on the right for every nation in you'd have to choose his own path, including what kind of security arrangements in want, sir, to be a part of earlier russia's deputy foreign minister said as did the u. s. had not taken seriously. his country's demand that ukraine never be allowed to join nato. that's an ominous sign by continuing to press what is a solid western red line. russia may be showing its hand that president putin may not intend this week of talks to succeed at all, but rather to use them as a pretext for war. joan, a whole al jazeera, the u. s. is skeptical of russia's insistence. it's not planning to invade ukraine . as our diplomatic editor james base heard from the american ambassador to the un ambassador, the deputy foreign minister of russia says they have no plans to invade ukraine. you are the u. s. offic

talks to diffuse the crisis in his, in ukraine, if he had to reach any breakthroughs. negotiations in vienna with the organization for security and cooperation in europe. the latest round of talks this week to try and deescalate tensions between keith and the kremlin dosage of barry reports from moscow. this is what russia says is within its sovereign right to do hold military drills in the southwestern region, neighboring ukraine. yeah, these drills were held on wednesday as representatives of russia and nato met in brussels for talks and security. the 1st in nearly 3 years since late last year, the west has been concerned by russia building up a force of nearly 100000 soldiers near ukraine, demanding that washington pledge never to let ukraine joined a 30 member of military alliance or expanded eastwards, appoint the united states refuses to accept and at the opening session of the world's biggest security conference, the organization for security and cooperation in europe. a star warning from the incoming chairman, the risk of war in the always sea area is now greater than ever before. in

he joins us now from vienna and ask it to help you with those. so what do you make of this threats of snap back sanctions? i were in as that's to your delegation. well, it is ironic that the united states which violated the deal from day one, when obama signed basically signed the deal. he told the treasury not to allow banks to cooperate with you. rodney threatened banks not to work with iran, and that was a violation of the deal, a key violation of the deal. and of course then trump tore up the deal. and by then has been continuing with trumps maxim pressure sanctions. and the europeans have been abiding by trump, and biden, and obama all along. so the countries that have been violating the deal are western countries. so for them to threaten the iran is, is quite extraordinary. but that's how the world that we live in works. but the run into not going to work based on threat 1st of all the, these deadlines that we hear every now and then in the media, the iranians are with regards to that the wine is we're not going to be rushed into a deal. th

in vienna, on thursday. what russia is doing is tries to impose its agenda instead of returning to the negotiation table. and we have that very clearly that we will never compromise on the right for every nation in you'd have to choose his own path, including what kind of security arrangements in one, sir, to be a part of earlier rushes deputy foreign minister said, as did the u. s had not taken seriously. his countries demand that ukraine never be allowed to join nato. that's an ominous sign by continuing to press what is a solid western red line? russia may be showing its hand that president putin may not intend this week of talks to succeed at all, but rather to use them as a pretext for war. jona hall al jazeera millions of school children in uganda have finally returned to class. after almost 2 years. they've suffered the wells longest disruption to education because of the cupboard. 19 pandemic president, you wary mas ebony credits. you can, does high vaccination rate for the reopening. there are conce

in vienna, on thursday. what trash is doing is tries to impose its agenda instead of returning to the negotiation table. and we are state that very clearly that we will never compromise on the rights for every nation in europe to choose his own path. including what kind of security arrangements in one, sir, to be a part of earlier russia's deputy foreign minister suggested the u. s. had not taken seriously. his country's demands that ukraine never be allowed to join nato. that's an ominous fine by continuing to press what is a solid western red line. russia may be showing its hand that president clinton may not intend this week of talks to succeed at all, but rather to use them as a pre thankful war. going a whole algae 0 share brit nancy joins us live now from washington d. c. so she a, what else did the u. s. have to say about this meeting? well we did actually have a, a briefing on, on kind of a briefing with the deputy secretary of state who was in, in those meetings didn't really get a sense that the u.

if i may ask a quick when on a ryan, i just wanted to get your sense of whether the vienna talks are making any progress . if you still think it's possible to reach a deal for both sides to resume compliance with the iran nuclear deal, or if it's time to give up on that. thank you. do reverse is not time to give up. reason progress being made. the p 5 plus one is on same page, but remains b. c. o, o, k, kristen, and be seen on very quickly on russia. and i do have a number of domestic policy issues, but i'm fine russia very quickly. it seems like you said that you have assessed, you feel as though he will, new van has this administration, have you determined whether president pollutant plans to invade or move into ukraine? as you said, look, i'm the only thing i'm confident is that decision is totally soley. completely put in decision. nobody else are going to make that decision. no, not going to impact that. he's making that decision. he and i suspect it matters which side of the bed he gets up on in the morning as to exactly what he's going to do. and i think it is not irrational i

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so that is the other big variable here, the talks going on in vienna between iran and the united states, because whatever happens there will possibly correct me if i'm wrong here, be played out in the, in the skies over yemen, and on the ground in yemen because there's so many heart wide proxy conflicts going on, and that's what's been going on there for years now. yes, absolutely. and i think if you, if you look at one dynamic that's going to be the most important one over the next weeks and months. you know, you have to say is going to be the trajectory of talks between united states and iran. very difficult to, to imagine a sort of significant easing of tensions in the region. while that situation remains unresolved. and we've seen effort for almost a year now to try and bring the us back into the nuclear agreement. but if, if we see talks dragging on as they have for some time, i would very much expects expect talks to continue and then know the course for it will then depend on what happens there. if we see a resolution, then we can expect that material reduction and the threat lan

that button has more from vienna. as the 1st country in europe, austria taking a far reaching measure to boost its destination campaign, mandatory vaccinations for adults who are fit enough to take the chap is a country virtual decision which will be widely watched here in europe, where a magical ethical debate on the topic it's ongoing with 75 percent off as one of the lowest vaccination rates here in europe and the government hope and says that vaccinations will be the key to open up society and put an end to continuous locked down. so people can go back to normal life as soon as possible. but critics say mandatory vaccinations are only 2 more decisions in society and won't work for the 1st time. and 2 and a half months unfair, unaided, people can go back to the street. they were not allowed to leave their houses before unless they had the sanction business, but even today they can go into shops or restaurants. the government in australia has partially lifted the lock down because despite a spike and infections hosp

but i mean, look at this, we're talking about showers across austria. vienna has a height of 14 degrees, and that driving brain we saw in turkey's northeastern black sea region starts to pull out, and the rain is also starting to peter out across egypt. cairo's got a high of 19 degrees on monday. okay. i'll catch up with you later on. ah, from the al jazeera london pool car center to special guests in conversation, this is the chance to start the revolution, unprompted, uninterrupted. we need to do away with the what evil, because it stops conversation. where should we get a land to port son meets? i aisha, i can be. this is the beginning of friendship. beginning of law are getting somewhere we can really break through the barriers studio be unscripted. on al jazeera al jazeera sets the stage, lots of women carrying very young children. this one, for example, is only among kind of global ex bugs and discussion color. something about the impact on the climate change is having all the fathers that you work with. voices from different corners. when the whales are empty, people fight for pr

but 8 rounds of negotiations in vienna have yielded nothing so far. iran wants sanction lifted immediately and are guaranteed that the deal will endure beyond the biden and administration before its reduces its uranium enrichment program. the u. s. has so far we 1st met at a it had that wrong bring inflation under control is the demand of the people. so we're taking measures to address that. and based on statistics, inflation rates are in a downward trend. it's a good beginning. they could lead to a drop in high prices, but those measures are in having an impact in the neighborhood stores yet. and for most iranians, the struggle to put bread on the table continues. chris will say that ultra 0 to her. well, not 1000000000 is yet, but the top styles on youtube do attract billions of views each year and enough cash to now have their own forbes list. the magazines released its list of the richest youtube celebrities after the site at boom. during the pandemic, the highest erna, jamie donald centers better known as mister beast, 7 is $10000000.00 plus views of earned and $54000000.00 in the las

and there's another meeting scheduled in vienna on thursday. but this is significant because of the russian delegation is led by a number of high ranking officials from the country's foreign and defense ministry, including russia's former ambassador to nato, as well as the deputy or foreign minister from russia. alexander grosso, who has said that this is a important time in russia nieto relations and that russia is committed to j continuing and discussions about the security of its neighbors. and they've said that they're very clear about their position that they cannot tolerate. an expansion of nato to include ukraine, nor any other country for that matter. and that to the discussions about you, russian troops. building up near the border with ukraine is says something that is not up for negotiations or discussions in terms of russia, believing that this is a sovereign and move on their part. they're free to move their troops wherever they want to within their own territory. but it's certainly important to note the russian position that they

but 8 rounds of negotiations in vienna have yielded nothing so far. iran wants sanction lifted immediately, and i guarantee that the deal will indoor beyond the biden and administration before its reduces its uranium enrichment program. the u. s. has so far as the 1st message, i didn't have that wrong re, inflation under control is the demand of the people. so we're taking measures to address that. and based on statistics, inflation rates are on a downward trend. it's a good beginning. they could lead to drop in high prices, but those measures are in having an impact in the neighborhood stores yet. and for most iranians, the struggle to put bread on the table continues. chris will say that ultra 0 to harass in watching the news ally from london most delightfully on the program. keeping the wolf from the door countries pan a mass killing program last year in union steps in ange. oh, it's the end of an era for indian cricket. we'll have the details later on in the program. ah. and away we go with your weather update for europe and africa. hello everyone. good to see you. high pressure really

as an 8th round of talks to provide the 2015 nuclear deal is now underway in vienna. but so far it hasn't produced any tangible result. and with the health of millions of people at stake in iran, any failure could do worse than damage. it's economy results out of that. i'll just 0 to her. now, when breaks it happened almost exactly a year ago, there was widespread despair across the u. k. fishing industry, fishing communities felt they'd been sacrificed to make a deal. foreign boats can still work in nuclear waters, but exporters need 7 different types of paperwork. however, the dark clouds do appear to be lifting as june haul now reports from the port of bricks them. remember the anguish of fishing communities of britons briggs in trade deal with the e. u. the new rules and red tape. the warnings of catches rotting on the key side of business is going bust a year round. and here in the south, devon port of bricks and things are looking up at its famous fish market. they're having an especially busy week the innovation of online bidding means bars from all over europe

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c, meeting in vienna on thursday, also found that the alarm saying that the tensions and the risk of war in their region is the highest in it since the past 30 years. so there is a sense that the coming weeks are going to be very critical. and the russians for their part and are waiting to see how natal will respond dosage a bar with that update from moscow. thank you. queen elizabeth has stripped us on prince andrew of all military and royal titles. a day after a judge in the us ruled a civil law suit, accusing of of sexual abuse, can continue virginia defray, pictured here with the princess, she was forced to have sex with him and other men. when she was any 17 years old. buckingham palace has prince. andrew will defend the case. as a private citizen. respect to jennie bond you, kate, royal commentator, said prince andrew reputation will not recover, no matter the outcome of the trial. what we're seeing here is the institution of monarchy acting quite quickly, quite ruthlessly. one might say, certainly, brutally to protect itself, the queen decided that enough was enough last few w

but a trons of negotiations in vienna have yielded nothing so far. iran wants sanction lifted immediately, and i guarantee that the deal will endure beyond the biden and administration before it is to reduce it uranium enrichment program. the u. s. has so far the 1st wrong re, inflation under control is the demand of the people. so we're taking measures to address and based on statistics, inflation rates on a downward trend. it's a good beginning that could lead to a drop in high prices. but those measures are having an impact in the neighborhood stores yet. and for most iranians, the struggle to put brad on the table continues there so sad that osha 0 to her own it was 25 years ago that princess diana walked through a land mine infested area of angola. it was an event that attracted worldwide media attention shining a light on the danger. mine's pose a few months later, the united nations in and acted the anti minefield treaty, which many countries have been signed. 25 years after that sa treaty banned the use of their minds, though millions are still at risk. 164 countries signed up to

for the 12 of january with nato and to some extent what happens the following day, the next day in vienna. then they will come to a decision whether a new round of talks is possible, is promising, or whether that's it. i think we are at an inflection point in, not only in u.s.- russian relations but more broadly in russian and western relations. >> do you believe we are at an inflection point in the outcome wasn't decided today vote in fact will be only decided after weeks worth of diplomatic means? >> i do not think it will be decided after a weeks worth of diplomatic means and i think the inflection point has been going on for quite a long time. it's not j ust right this second. i think a lot of talking has to be had. there has been no evidence of any russian de-escalation which i think should be a precursor to movie forward it any other diplomatic solutions. -- moving forward with any other diplomatic solutions. >> in response to a series of requests, many of which are about nato and ukraine, the u.s. administration is focused on mutual concessions on arms control, on revisiting the in

for the 12th of january with nato and to some extent what happens the following day, the next day in vienna, and then they will come to a decision whether a new round of talks is possible, is promising, or whether that's it. so i think we are at an inflection point in not only u.s. russian relations but por broadly in russian western relations. >> schifrin: debra cagan, do you believe we are at an inflection point and the outcome wasn't decided today but will only be decided afer a week's worth of diplomatic meetings. >> i don't even think it will be decided after a week's worth of diplomatic meeting. and i think that inflection point has been going on for quite a long period of time. it is not just right this second. so i think that a lot of talking has to be had. and there has been no evidence of any russian de-escalation at this point, which i think should be a precursor of moving forward on any of the other diplomatic solutions. >> schifrin: so dimity rhee-- dmitri trenin, let's go to what the u.s. proposed, in response to questions about nato and ukraine, the administration is focused

the foreign minister spoke in tehran as negotiations with other world powers resumed in vienna. >> ( translated ): if we get to a stage where reaching a good deal with strong guarantees necessitates direct talks with the u.s., we will consider this our agenda to lift sanctions. >> woodruff: in response, the u.s. state department it remains open to direct meetings with iranian officials. president biden has indicated he wants to rejoin the nuclear deal that president trump abandoned in 2018. rebels in yemen, backed by iran, fired missiles into the united arab emirates today, and u.s. troops intercepted them with patriot missiles. some of the americans had to take cover during the exchange. it was the second such attack in a week by the rebels. china has made a new show of force near taiwan, sending 39 warplanes, the most since october. the planes flew over an area near the pratas islands, southwest of taiwan. the chinese declined to say what their purpose was. it came as two u.s. navy aircraft carrier groups sailed in the south china sea over beijing's objections. back in this country

the funerals showcased hard- liners' power as iran presses demands at nuclear talks in vienna. back in this country, the director of the federal bureau of prisons, michael carvajal, is resigning. his two-year tenure saw the rampant spread of covid through federal prisons and allegations of misconduct by staffers, including sexual abuse of inmates. on wall street today, stocks struggled again to make any headway. the dow jones industrial average lost 170 points to close at 36,236. the nasdaq fell 19 points. the s&p 500 slipped four. and, hollywood director peter bogdanovich died early today at his home in los angeles. he gained fame with 1971's "the last picture show", earning eight oscar nominations. two years later, he directed "paper moon," which won an oscar for 10-year-old tatum o'neal. he also had acting roles in several tv series, including "the sopranos." peter bogdanovich was 82 years old. >> woodruff: and online, newshour digital anchor nicole ellis spoke to three congresswomen of color about their reflections on january 6th one year later. here is an excerpt from her