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That so many. opposition figures in turkey are languishing in turkish prisons this woman is a source of great dismay for so many people in germany and yes people do want that to be not just be addressed but i want. typepad one to guarantee that he under all to make commitments that indicate that he understands the message that the problem is i suppose it is with his increasingly off foreign tarion tendencies can the leopard change its spots as one of the questions and you know weve been talking ...

[applause] >> the trump administration has blamed china and russia for easing sanctions enforcement against the kim regime. russias foreign minister suggests the security council consider exemptions to those sanctions. >> translator: any negotiations or a two-way street. steps by the dprk towards gradual disarmament should be followed by easing up sanctions. >> the administration argues it needs those sanctions to compel them to dismantle their nuclear weapons and keep kim to his commitments of ...

Time the german turkish energy forum well i mean i really want them to find their president and has set up an office right near the president that deals with our. ecological cooperation and that is one area which i mentor. very closely we address the issue of migration and turkey is doing examinee work regarding the fact that housing more than three million syrian refugees in their own country obviously it was one of the issues we discussed in that wider context and we will go into greater detai...

It is also worth noting that like everybody else in the country and even those on the committee, those two senators will be watching the hearing intently. we are told that both have completely cleared their schedules. lisa murkowski canceled a hearing in another hearing she was supposed to chair. what they take from the hearing, thats going to go a long way in deciding whether or not brett kavanaugh has a future on the supreme court. yesterday afternoon we were told from sources that suzanne col...

First meeting and it was one to build upon. we have had a lot of progress over the course of the last year. in 2017 president trump had a challenge both internally within his own administration to develop all the range of options from unconventional to conventional so there was a military option on the table and thats real. military option is the last possible option. we dont want to use the military option. but what happens when its on the table is that bilateral diplomacy and multi-lateral dip...

Election. coming up in november. against my administration. >> minutes later chinas foreign minister responded. >> we did not and will not interfere in any countrys domestic affairs. it will refuse to accept any unwarranted accusations against china. >> the u.s. convened a security council meeting to focus attention on efforts to conserve proliferation. if, as mr. trumps harshest criticism was it right dont like directed at iran. he defended the u.s. decision to pull out of the iran nuclear agre...

>> it was president donald trump who turned to international issues sunday meeting with japans prime minister shinzo abe. their dinner ahead of this weeks u.n. general assembly comes days after mr. abe won a third term as premiere. he told japanese television to construct north korea and had constructive talks on trade. mr. trump has threatened a 25% tariff on japanese vehicle imports as a way to reduce a trade deficit. the two men are set to meet again on wednesday. now, ahead of that, presid...

As hussein. was he referring to nuclear proliferation or existing weapons? >> i think it is probably existing missiles at this point. remember, iran is still trying to get european powers to get waivers for sanctions due to come into effect in november. i think iran is probably going to want to get into a whaar of words, but theyre going to play the victim. president trump is chairing a special session of the u.n. security council wednesday which is really about iran, will point the finger at ir...

President trump pulled out of the nuclear deal in iran. >> no american and in particular no former secretary of state should be actively seeking to undermine the foreign policy of the united states of america. thats sec areitary kaer as problem. >> and pompeo sesz heel wrr finishes deal later this week. is the president allowing kim jong-un to set the base knowing he made those commitments and hell trust it decision ultimately? >> we knew the pace would be uneven but the progress each and every ...

But conceded the fate of any agreement hinges on the bond between president trump and kim jong-un. >> is the president allowing kim jong-un to set the pace and scope knowing he made these commitments and trust hell make that decision ultimately? >> the pace would be uneven but the progress each and every day was important. we think were getting that. remember sanctions remane in place. u.n. security counsel resolutions demand chairman kim make the decision to denuclearization and the sanctions w...