Aiden. And Close Encounter nasas new horizon craft swings by pluto at the climax of a decade old journey. Reporter turmoil in the richest richest Cricket League and suspended after a corruption investigation. Taken almost a decade to reach and iran and six major world powers have agreed to a Historic Nuclear Deal which will see iran limit Nuclear Activities in return the lifting of crippling sanctions, under agreement iran will destroy 98 of weapons grade uranium and remove center fuges used to enrich uraninum and allow inspectors to the sites when necessary and a clause is in place to allow sanctions to be reinstated within 65 days and al jazeera diplomatic editor james base reports from vienna. Reporter the moment agreement was finally reached, after hours of intense negotiations into the night the key players here said it was a Historic Deal. Its opponents believe its a dangerous, historic mistake and one of the negotiators said it was very much a compromise agreement. We are reachi
In pakistan. And poachers turned game keepers in libya to save the rhino. It is the latest push for peace, the friends of syria group of western arab Foreign Ministers are meeting in london and hoping to persuade leaders to have a planned peace conference in geneva for next month. Inside syria the fighting shows no sign of abating and we report. [bomb going off] much of syria war is the battle for checkpoints like this, in the town east of damascus rebels breakout offensive and Regime Forces are back but rebels prevail and impossible to say which took action but its repeated across the country. Here the rebels appear to win but that is not always the case. [gunfire] in the country side, shelling continues for a fourth day, the damage is immense. [gunfire] there is more violence with sides showing no signs of backing down. And as the fighting continues a planned peace conference of geneva two is enroll and one of the opposition groups representing the rebels would like to discuss the ro
Mobile phone rivals. And the street in mumbai because the hospitals are crowded. As the u. S. And allies press their case for military strikes against syria the people continue to suffer. The United Nation says more than two Million People have fled into neighboring countries and three quarters of them are women and children, a million refugees left in the first five months of this year alone and over 1100 111,000 fled to egypt and jordan took in more than than and three quarters have gone to lebanon and we will speak about it in a mfl and half a million in turkey and lisa is there for us and in iraq more than 170,000. And we are on the border and joins us now. So you have seen numbers there increase substantially in the time you have been there. What is expected to be the impact of more talk of military strikes . Well the impact of military action will mean there are more refugees crossing the border and coming to camps like this and let me show you here. When i arrived here two weeks
On earth made an appearance. Barack obama Security Advisors will be meeting at the white house this weekend to discuss syria and options is possible military action and follows a chemical weapons attack earlier this week and we look at how World Leaders are perceiving events. What will the world do about this, the dying and the dead . More than one thousand killed according to acvisits a many of them children and World Leaders say appears to be a chemical weapons attack in syria. U. S. President barack obama has been dealing with domestic issues but in an interview he called this a big event of grave concern. But mr. Obama says the u. S. Will not respond on its own saying the world needs proof of what happened here and who is responsible for it. Un inspectors are in damascus and the chief will arrive on saturday to try to negotiate access to the site of the attack. Experts say they dont have much time. These are nonpersistent agents in effect and kill people quickly and dissipate very
It has been a week since the u. S. President told the world he would take military action on syria but there is opposition to military strike at the g20 summit at the worlds richest nations in russia. We now go to st. Petersburg where that is taking place and peter sharp is standing by. And as we see along with the economic and financial agenda, barack obama was at the summit, also pushed for support for intervention in syria, how has he done with that . Well, really the whole war clouds over syria is totally eclipsed what should have been a solid economic conference. If president obama felt this was going to be easy he will have been mistaken and it was always going to be a hard sell and the president has faced real difficulties in persuading members of the g20 that their interests lie in supporting a u. S. Strike against syria. In fact, the only countries that he can rely on within the g20 who would approve military action by america would be france and turkey and Saudia Arabia and h