so far is limited to only humanitarian items things like medicine and food and it s failed to persuade multinationals to resume trade with iran and risk u.s. penalties so unless e.u. leaders come up with some new solutions some say that tehran might decide that the deal is simply not worth saving. what europe needs to do is first approach the remaining. participants russia and china and urge them to take steps commensurate with what europe is doing but also they need to to find solidarity with aliments in the united states who can push back on this new conservatism that is hell bent on you know seeing this city or fail and potentially making war more possible france s defense minister said that if iran breaks the deal the e.u. could impose sanctions european powers could be gambling on iran not want to risk more damage to their economy or lose strategic allies as the stakes are raised on all sides the future the twenty fifteen a court looks increasingly fragile. al-jazeera pa
a redacted version of the report the democrats who controlled the committee said that s not good enough they want to see everything that was blacked out they want to see the evidence underlying conclusions they said the timeline did not give them that report so now they have issued this citation now both sides both parties try to paint this as a very different issue democrats say this is about checks and balances republicans say this is about getting the president we have a constitutional responsibility to serve as a check and balance on an out of control executive branch the attorney general is totally out of control he will be held in contempt of congress i think that the my democrat colleagues are still in denial that the president was actually elected so now it goes to the full house for a vote we re at it again likely to pass then it seems likely the democrats will try to get a judge to order bar to release the information or he could be held in contempt of court which.
perhaps in the federal courts as well but in the meantime this is a process that has been really going on since 1973 when the roe v wade decision was decided by the u.s. supreme court that ruling says that women do have a constitutional right to seek an abortion however that does not mean that the u.s. states have not had any efforts in that time to try to restrict access to abortion and in fact 43 of the 50 us states do put limits on where an abortion can be performed how many doctors can be involved after how many weeks during a woman s pregnancy and abortion can be performed there are penalties but none as tough as those that have been passed recently in some southern us states whether a. migrant. or. brought in by name that processed still demanding that the president resign after days of violent demonstrations. hello again welcome back to your international weather forecast we re quite wet here across much of north eastern turkey of the next few days we do expect to see
china could hamper u.s. operations here in any number of ways still ahead on algis zero we ll have more analysis on the developments in iran nuclear deal coming up in a moment plus we ll have the latest on the fighting in syria as rebel held province of hama. hello welcome to the look at the international focus of the usual splash in the shallows across southeast asia well she patted simulations of good parts of indonesia just notices little circulation straub east timor that could develop into a tropical cyclone something we keeping a close eye on here to the day showers there into thailand just around smart of pushing up into the open it should draw them a has been there for bangkok temperatures here at around thirty six degrees the showers extend into southern parts of vietnam and cambodia a little change as we go on and see saturday similar pitcher rolling through fed but a cloud philippines could see one of two hates of the day south but plenty of sunshine in between ple
in the media and now they are holding talks to try and. bring opposition unity box about they can face the transitional military council from a united front and of course there is a race against time saddam is facing so many problems including the economy where people are facing so many shortages of most of the basic necessities. douglas johnson is a historian and author of several books on sudan including the root causes of sudan s civil war he says the armed opposition hasn t been able to form a united front yet. military says that they must stay in control for the security of the country but the military of the areas where there is insecurity where there has been i prefer eating in the blue nile in the nuba mountains and darfur these conflicts were initiated by the military so the armed opposition unfortunately hasn t been able to coalesce to present a united front but if there is some real violence against demonstrators in the major cities of sudan this might bring the on