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has been around the table this morning. as i mentioned, rishi sunak addressing sergei lavrov, the russian foreign minister, who is here instead of president putin, but in the end that did not happen, and yes, to an extent, these are problems shared and leaders here can take some comfort from that but in the end it is their responsibility back on to do something about that. right now they are gathering for a leaders' lunch, it is very hot, sweaty and muggy here in southeast asia, they are gathering amidst this bamboo structure for a working lunch as they attempt to find common ground. this is a club that is defined by economics. it is useful to explore an economic crisis like the one we are confronting at the moment, but the problem is that the countries that make up the 620's countries that make up the 6205 have big economies in common but not a lot else. big divergence as far as worldview is concerned, encapsulated by the fact that russia is a member
of this association, with china, and india and others as well so they are not even gathering for the diplomatic niceties you get, the family photos, like a very middle aged school photo with all of the leaders and their proxies getting together and smiling for the camera, they are not doing that, such as the division on that question of russia. there might not even be up communique of summit conclusions such as the extent of this agreement around the table. bud such as the extent of this agreement around the table.— around the table. and that club addressed _ around the table. and that club addressed by — around the table. and that club addressed by zoom _ around the table. and that club addressed by zoom by - around the table. and that clubl addressed by zoom by president zelensky of ukraine, what is the reaction to what he had to say? the reaction to what he had to say? the reaction from _ reaction to what he had to say? iie: reaction from the reaction to what he had to say? "iie: reaction from the vast reaction to what he had to say? ii2 reaction from the vast majority of leaders here, of overwhelming support. rishi sunak made it perfectly clear the uk will remain committed to ukraine for as long as it takes, as he put it, and that is the general view from the vast majority here, but when you probe away specifics, you get division so firstly, clearly, russia is here,
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republic to oppress more people. many human rights organisations actually believe that human rights issues should be part of nuclear talks. but if the western countries just stick with the nuclear deal and bury human rights under nuclear deal, there is no reason for the islamic republic to stop killing its own. hadi ghaemi is the executive director of the centerfor human rights in iran, an independent nonprofit based in new york. thank you so much forjoining us on bbc news. let me ask you first of all, the difficulty here is that there is some pressure on the united states to move beyond imposing sanctions, i mean even this evening we have heard from officials that there are more sanctions being imposed on iranian officials. some people believe it is not enough and that the nuclear deal needs to be taken off the table. yes
that the nuclear deal needs to be taken off the table.— that the nuclear deal needs to be taken off the table. yes indeed. let me emphasise _ taken off the table. yes indeed. let me emphasise that _ taken off the table. yes indeed. let me emphasise that both _ taken off the table. yes indeed. let me emphasise that both the - taken off the table. yes indeed. let me emphasise that both the united j me emphasise that both the united states and europe, we have not had any cohesive policy towards iran besides the focus on the nuclear deal for the past several years. besides the focus on the nuclear dealfor the past several years. and this is now seeing the impact of these, were all these governments are caught flat—footed in the face of events in iran. so, yes, they need to do more. the nuclear talks are not going anywhere for the past 18 months, actuallyjust before the protests the us special envoy was publicly saying the iranians are not interested, so if anything happens right now with europe and the us sitting at the table with iran, it would be very strange for the iranian people, and i really don't want to say that, they are saying this is not the time to resume those talks, our issues are much more
truss, who talked about her focus on tax cuts, saying this is not time for sticking plaster is. but what these numbers show is the enormous challenge facing whoever the next prime minister is, and whatever either candidate wants to do, it seems inevitable there will be more sticking plaster is, there will be more support, at least over the next six months, and probably for a considerable period beyond that. the government says that it's got a £37 million pot of money to help people in this crisis, particularly targeted payments as well towards those low income families. whoever wins the conservative party leadership is going to have to build on that. there's no way they could seem to be cutting any of what's already on the table. the?