french attitudes towards -- players who play for the french national team had a bad image. look at some of the pictures and the reason why they have had such a bad image dating back to 2010. the world cup in south africa. that bus, what is that? >> this is the 2010 where the french players refuse to come off the team bus. after what happened in the dressing room. the coach. this has had a huge impact. we saw the captain recently speaking out. >> this is about french football, not just the national team. >> that feeds into this debate. it is ingrained into the collective consciousness. this overall pervasive impression that footballers are a bunch of spoiled brats. >> we have an organization -- that does not exist in england. it is a question of culture. when you go to england, the united kingdom, from the pub to the match, this is what i am doing, too. a strong identification with the fans. it is not a real french phenomenon. >> i forget which year that was, lost the world cup for the french. he was forgiven immediately. >> there is a statue of him in qatar. >> the guy insu

they were targeted because they were french targeted because they were french and you're saying in part one of our discussion friends who suppose to draw down its presence in northern mali by the end of the year that drawdown though hasn't done as fast as first thought more now with all of her family. following a brutal double murder there are no question marks over the security and keep down in northern mallee. she's been to poland told their own were abducted in a city where french and un troops have been stationed since it is fair. france's foreign minister no idea said after a meeting with francois gone someday. but security with the titans. the fool who use the new. dude must be stressed that security measures he has the eye area and in neighboring areas the teacher that when it was national's use all published last week. the bsu. they include occurred. the second in command of the un forces and nani told frost uncapped he just doesn't have the equipment to patrol the north of the country an area the size of france the torrent of people does the dawn of the room it means to transpo

instead, inevitably the french mobilized. as for britain, even at this very late hour, most of its government and people opposed involvement in europe's war. they had no sympathy for either serbia or russia. some instead had a real feeling towards germany and its culture. in july, old lady, the first duke of willington's great niece, told us -- echoed widespread sentiment. it's not the germans but the french that i'm frightened of. but then, suddenly, everything changed. germany bulb deader. -- blundered. the war plan demand an assault of france threwthrough belgium berlin, formally notified london of its intention to invade. malka was so sure that britain would enter the war that he decided that marching through belgium would change nothing. he could not have been more wrong. that decision caused the british government to send an ultimatum to germany, committing the country to fight unless the invaders drew back, as of course they did not. on the 4th of august, britain was the last major european power to enter the struggle.

the swiss, french and russian teams leave with 20 each. they also have dna to confirm the corpse is arafat's. >> so 147 days have passed since the broadcast of our film, what killed arafat? the swiss scientists said to ms arafat at the conclusion that if she wanted to know the final proof, the best way was to exhume the body and take samples. they've done that just now and it will be several more months till we know the results. >> at a press conference the same day, tawfik terawi vows that if the results are positive, the palestinian authority will take their case to the international criminal court. washington, april 29th, 2013. the chances that arafat's case will ever see the hague greatly diminish. arab leaders have come to support negotiations with israel. and as a condition to get started, the palestinian authority agrees to suspend any attempts to join the international criminal court. >> every day, events sweep across our country. and with them, a storm of views. how can you fully understand the impact unless you've heard angles yo

i selected him for the french team. he is part of the 24 players selected him -- not did for the match. -- selected for the match. the france teams are playing on the 15th and 19th of november for a place in the world cup finals. toaco coach wants his team bounce back from two consecutive defeats when they host the all -- ndn on friday. coach welcomes the pressure. >> i want pressure, because for us it is always important to play at 100%. because as i said this last year, everyone will be playing at 120%. there are a lot of good players with good technical skills. the important thing is to listen to the league and play with a lot of determination. monaco dropped to third after losing to. -- after losing two. >> twitter debuts on the u.s. stock market. thailand facing mounting opposition. jordan's chicago home up for auction. official, twitter join the u.s. stock market on thursday. the microblogging site is selling 17 million shares and priced its initial public offering at $26 per share. it intends to make $22 billion.

they can all be placed on the french. the french argue that this is the moment to make maximum demands on tehran. number one, tehran wants the sanctions lifted. secondly, president rouhani has really placed his political life on this. this is probably another defeat for him and he may not have much time to come to an agreement. so we have to be in the but careful about how long this can be relayed -- be delayed. difficult always be a process. but where do we go from here? >> as mentioned, they are meeting again on november 20. it would seem that an agreement can be reached because, not to reach an agreement would be basically catastrophic. this is the best possible time for an agreement in the last 10 years at least. all other efforts have failed. if it fails this time, what is the alternative? the alternative is probably some sort of military action against iranian nuclear and solutions. and i think that everyone would like to avoid that. >> sega summons for that. -- thank you so much for that. they have begun an investi

he has arrived on french soil. his plane touched down monday morning at a military airport near paris. the foreign minister was on board. his family and the french prime minister greeted him on the tarmac. the french engineer was kidnapped by armed men at his home in northern nigeria nearly a year ago. the 63-year-old was in the hands of a nigerian radical islamist group. it says it wants to punish france for conducting military operations in northern mali and the banning of wearing the full veils in public places in french. local nigerian police say the engineer was being held in the house in the city. >> he was able to escape. he got onto a bike and went to the nearest police station. a breakaway faction of nigeria's most common it -- prominent jihadist organization. >> she made history as the first e-mail president of chile. four years after leaving office, she is eyeing another term. she won the first round of the race. without the outright jordy, she needed to avoid the second round. she will face off with her

i'm not the only one praising the french here. arizona senator and "bomb, bomb iran" lead vocalist john mccain tweeted "france had the courage to prevent a bad nuclear agreement with iran. vive la france." unfortunately, due to his inexperience with twitter he accidentally typed this into his microwave. (laughter) nation, you know if you watch the show i've been tough on france in the past. it's a miracle they survived the humiliation that was freedom fries. i don't think they're going to come back from that one but i think it's time to show them our gratitude so people of france in honor of your bravery from now on this shall be nobody as french cheese. (cheers and applause) you're welcome, france. it ages -- (cheers and applause) it ages beautifully, a thousand years from now it will taste exactly the same. (laughter) and now that france has saved the world, we must never, ever go back to the negotiating table with iran. here to tell me why we must go back to the negotiating table with iran is the president of the national irani

you'll do to you cold the french foreign minister ladies terrorists for the debts of two french radio journalists to a season shopping money on site today a diplomatic tightrope joe carried me to teach its ministry that is what is the highest level us visit to the country. mcnulty was ousted. an election marred by intimidation and mosques meant us to polling stations much about boxes in the pockets of total costs top stories this is what are some political ticket for not joining us. the french foreign minister little puppies said today that groups were behind the killing of two french radio journalist in northeastern money at stake peripheral since national tennis shoes painted on the sound technician with the pearl was kidnapped and sold on the outskirts of the time off to dallas today we had these pictures just coming into us. now i'm showing it the audience on the two journalists which are being met through newport ministry at croft fifteen hundred kilometers south of from two dollars to the money and capital of panic or was it a listen out to walk the french foreign minister speak

the french had not recommended. they simply marched into the midst of women led by the shutter of their feet. german troops among the trees waited patiently until the whole division was committee and in unleased and tormented. trapped on a narrow track, forces command, cards, chaos until the lucky ones contrived to surrender. a division in an hour and a half loss 228 officers and 10,272 other ranks including 3,800. immemorial was elected by the fight. grieving parent never forgive himself because he responded to his sons prewar saying of wild goats by insisting that he should join to source and not. in such a fashion in a dozen battles along the frontiers of france, 27,000 young frenchman without gaining a yard of ground one general read c'mon of all, results hardly satisfactory. the next day the british in toward their own action just inside belgium. they fought gallantly enough, but heavily outnumbered they had no choice but to retreat that night. three days later they staged another rearguard action which resembl

if the french at dq it. today is adopted by the sight of stakes in them and the negotiation in that injured him up and kiss your time and if nobody who knows and oh honey. to play the game he played ten years ago when he was successfully negotiate team. and and doing what you want again to the international interest in opinion. tell your friends and your lover what were running out of time. when one minute. that's it. i think that no ii's reign the governments and no government and un can't accept began doing it. on this issue on ongoing work of the agreement were going to leave it there. we know that your for staying the course when it comes to the french position i wanted thanks and adidas me that i wanted think it's an open smile for joining us from drew's jerusalem. drew's baby car seat for being with us from lawrence university in sweden thousand cats and the young thank you for being this here in the hospital today. oh i all in. it is. i i i i should. the u. the us. why what will. the ad. eye. i bought

i had always thought being french, as she was, french citizen, she was a french citizen. >> her father was. >> yeah. that they naturally should have converted to catholicism but, in fact, they were buddhist. a lot of vietnamese families are sort of split in many ways, and the religious divide is definitely part of it. my father, for instance, was raised catholic, and my mom was raised buddhist. there's a lot of families split along that line, but to see her being so pro-catholic and supportive of a regime that cracked down on buddhism was a little bit shocking in a way for someone who was raised buddhist. but can you talk about the religious divisions in vietnam? >> a little bit. >> during that time, yeah. >> a little bit. so, yes, madame nhu was raised in hanoi for most of her life. he was born in hanoi, went way down to the southern, very tip of southern vietnam and then went back to hanoi. and i hadn't known until i was researching this book that she was actually north vietnamese by birth and heritage, because the regime that was the south vietnamese regime. but the religion -- so s

later today we have a march with , reaching theists french embassy in honor of the two french journalists who were killed on saturday. >> catarina, rfi is extremely popular there. how are listeners reacting to the news of this tragedy? malian's, they do listen to rfi as the main source of information here in the macko -- in bamako and all of the country. there is shock over what has happened here over the last couple of days. most malian's could never believe this has happened. as were asking as well are that the perpetrators will be captured and they are following the news coming out of bamako. >> four men from somalia have been charged over the deadly attack on the shopping mall in kenya. a nairobi court said the four men were linked to the al qaeda militants. include providing shelter and. covance to the suspected gunman, suspected to have been linked to al-shabaab. russian opposition leader alexi nepali has thrown his weight -- novotnyt don t -- alexi -- he is the number one critic of russian president vladimir putin and he is known for his ability to mobilize mass street protests. he

the french poetry of my select the one he pounced. yet not somebody who looks in to get to the office and injustice he was leaving we saw a man with a gun. he tried to shoot entity. but you may see a new book movie. the french embassy employees of those winters buses injuries are not considered life threatening. a lucky escape from a rare attack in the morning. the gunman was quickly arrested ole there are conflicting reports as to how he was cold. hours and she too was captured by french military. he advises housekeepers oval to claim credit. a little money left in oakwood women's he fired the round. my run after him with my posts so my boss pulled out his gun and says he was fishing and no one told him he couldn't see the opening round and round pizza with all the time. lisa money found and made weapons and religious mixture inside the assailants property the french foreign ministry saying it's too runny to determine the motive behind the sheet sing. it's the first such attack on a french citizen in tama county since francaise minut

finally talk of french novels you might think high brow literature. it doesn't sell this friday readers morning to death and eighty three and see all the va has sold tens of millions of copies of this a us spy novels. france's answer to john that carried definitely from another era the tight rope all his spy novels with their trademark scantily clad women with a gun on the cover the formula for success to keep from which he never strayed. like luke ira or james bond creator ian fleming designate well versed in intelligence for the vast array of contacts spies politicians and journalists. i don't deny some of the people of color janice many american journalists to enter the next time. it's a pain. the pd kind people may be paid in different sources. the tissue mentos job. using the oh my my wife work on a movie with them and i had the opportunity of a couple times. great story teller great rock on tour. on right wing guy on but he he. a very popular in france a great friend tradition is not the image we have a france no no it's not that you'd in hockey

the french request was accepted. to that purpose judicial and medical agreement were signed between the french government and the palestinian government. it was painful for the palestinian people, the palestinian leadership and the family of the late president. it was maybe it could have been not possible to arrive at the analysis of the body if -- if the body has been subjected to postmortem since the death was not known according to the knows known. and if the french support included all examinations relative to toxic substances used in political assassinations including the alpha radiance. or if the samples of the blood and body have been kept for 10 years since the cause of the death is not known for the [inaudible] center. considering all these circumstances and the importance of arriving at the facts with complete transparency, we were looking for a third party of assistance to us. this was suggested based on their experience in this area. and they met the russian foreign minister on november 11th, 212 and requ

he's full of french special forces was late to be conscious. these identity because the french of course his advice to not to speak to journalists. if he does his visa requests can be turned down. this is their sole nominee this is me and this is the job. sarah at the end of the nation of french the baggy eyes and can be so in love even though he's from chapters so you can no longer go back because the taliban before of war and the french forces and government was over there the situation was the true name of the unknown but right now the situation is worse because the can can be counted for trading and do what you want like him hundreds of guns fuel and even betrayed by those he wants. i need to get the look of the kids. for five taleban leaders held monday as i need to see that if someone is working with the story and others. he is and if you don't like he's a spy. as they race you know that it could be the captive community. can't you at once over a year now. this translates as good way to the keys of the french promised him if he doesn't ge

at the french knees creak creak. the new belle upset that undermined i can make you the viewer can ask christians five twitter using the hash tag. it's too full that night. let's stop with the cia is a common snipe on politicians on the east. so it's only natural that recounts the head of the family tree of holies and twenty seats. i need to tune out the noise and the smell field. of course tried to reason they still made of mud on his own yet. once again when there is one of them it's ok. the two nd day on arts them problems. i understand the johnston ridge with the authentic citizens pay an amount of cash in on one evening i tested this on as he was in school the spanish open house donated by some detail in it or not. during ramadan. these communities of ways a fly that are extremely different or loans which katie means that the roma to want to go back to remind him of the weekend of. the lauren chevrolet we were talking before the break about how politicians need to lead by example which has sold a menu of bounce

weekend there's going to be an agreement and then i'll go to emanuel and then we all were told the french you know threw in the monkey wrench what you're reading. well i think we have two problems not just one clearly the government of france was involved in an effort to throw a monkey wrench into the talks on saturday apparently after the the french foreign minister had signed off on a unified text for presentation to iran he then went on radio and gave this interview in which he referred to a con game talked about these two issues and said that he was not. satisfied with the text in regard to those issues that is iraq and the disposition of iran's twenty percent enriched uranium stockpile so so definitely there was a problem with france doing a very unexpected turnaround on this issue. and saying no once it had agreed and then i think the united states clearly has to share the blame here because there was a an issue which we don't quite understand precisely the situation regarding the differences in the text but the united states was apparently leading iran to believe that there would b

i always thought being french, as she was, a french citizen -- she was a french citizen -- >> her father was. >> that they naturally should have converting to catholicism but in fact they were buddhists and is interesting. a lot of vietnamese families are split and the religious divide is part of it. my father, for instance, was raised catholic, and my mom was raised buddhist, and there's a lot of family that is split along that line, but to see her being so procatholic and supportive of a regime that creaked down on buddhism was shocking for somebody that was raises buddhist. can you talk about the religious divisions in vietnam during that time? >> a little bit. yes, madame nhu was raised in hanoi for most of her life. born in hanoi. went way down to the southern -- very tip of southern vietnam, and then went back to hanoi, and i hadn't known until i was researching the book, she was actually north vietnamese by birth and heritage, because the regime that was the south vietnamese regime, but the religion -- she condition verted at her marriage, which was in 1943, and madame nhu's mothe

combination some believe that the french are the current french government is very close both israel and the saudi regime and that they have a great deal of influence but it's very difficult to imagine under any circumstances the french really standing up to the united states at the end of the day if the united states is adamant that it deals should be struck i think that the french will fall in line and in crosstalk today valor his guys to debate whether the hardline stance or western powers against iran's nuclear program is justified. priscilla he is in pain for the in south after her aunt was not iran was not transparent according to the nonprofit you can't pursue but you have to be transparent and. when you establish or you for you you you put you build a place in order to enrich uranium so you know it's these i think kind of can understand information but again i don't want to go into detail into the know but what i what i do agree with what i was saying is that if you look at how countries view the western assault on iran for the last few decades most countries in the world dis

whatever it does, it seems the french do not trust him anymore. his polling figures are the worst ever for a president did and more troubling, the socialist government has backtracked several times on tax increases in the face of protests. with me on the set to discuss francois hollande's situation, dire situation, i should say, a andt from "figaro" magazine from -- the government blamed on the so- called eco tax, and environmental tax on trucks in the face of violent protest. , region west of france socialist stronghold, the prime minister explained that suspending the tax was an act of courage. the transport minister and i have already improved the law and changed some of the negative aspects. but this is not enough. willcertain the situation remain locked in brittany until we resume negotiations. it takes courage to restore dialogue. that is why i decided to suspend the implementation of the eco tax law. it will give us time for dialogue -- on the national and regional levels. >> it takes courage to dialogue. a somewhat argue it takes coverage

small farmers french president francois lot has already pledged to shift almost of one billion euros towards the livestock farmers and away from the better off caught farmers but the frustration has long boiled over isabelle hopes to change comes before another farmer she knows throws in the towel does our sylvia r t do it to me. that brings up that i'll be back with the team with more for you in just over half an hour from that i mean thomas promised peter the bell and crosstalk take the floor. margie dot com is launching a special project to mark the appalling scale of violence in iraq. we want you to know. if you've. got no opportunity. to start to construct your current. kuno want to be a bit give don't want to be gangsters you don't want to be drug dealers they don't want you there blowing all the time but can't can't be we can you see. you just meet a hundred thousand right in the hood. well look. like . i said. i don't want to die i just really do not want to die young young me. on june sixteenth one thousand forty one we had a graduation party at school and the war broke out.

old french soil place during the forties of two french journalists killed in all the money on site today is met by president old life. i shoulda gone. four victory over the rebels but triumphant announcement from the democratic republic of congo and the end of twenty three revelation of respondents saying it is and it is surprising. we have lift off to india make space history becoming the first asian nation to send a rocket on the three hundred all day long journey to mars. we just left is now in orbit around the us those of a top stories this is done add some butter salt and thank you very much joining us. thus in the last couple of hours the boys and two french journalists who were killed in all the money on site today and arrive back in paris. together with members of the journalists families the president paul connolly was at the french capital's main airport was seashells ago to meet the plane carrying the coffins bushes and coupon code that battle but what to post my cat sister radio station. our fight and they were covering a story in monday's troubled northern city of can tell w

were you blindsided by the french and their objections to the agreement? and a second question, you don't have a deal yet. you're hoping to get one in the coming weeks with further negotiations, but that does give detractors of a deal with iran time to de rail your work. i'm thinking of israel. i'm thinking of saudi arabia, but i'm also thinking of congress in the u.s. are you worried that congress is going to push once again for further sanctions against iran? >> well, let me answer the second part of your question first, and just tell you point blank that this is an issue of such consequence that really needs to rise or fall on the merits, not on politics. people need to stop and think about what happens each day now that you don't have an agreement. each day that you don't have an agreement, iran will continue to enrich. iran will continue to pu it's p. what we're hoping to do is freeze that program in its place so it is not in a position to continue while the real negotiation goes on to figure out what the future final agreement would look like. that t

i can be read more french people. then during the two periods. and it continues to the greater the independence celebrations often tied to the ongoing political crisis. the text to speech prime minister hun sen has control of almost every aspect of life the opposition hotly contested is re election in july. he's been out for three days no official results from the leaves in the case of the opposition leader muhammad now she has secured the largest number plates the most being in this the four presidential election. but with a forty six percent over but he's failed to secure a k a majority of second round of voting can be held in the new nation status is smaller but machines two main challenges say they need more time the front of the north pole so the blossom of russia's lake by to tell the olympic torch has beaten yours far flung places on planet earth but now with spencer took place when the olympic torch is ethical to fall into houses space the leaked onto the lady running out of this wild with omega four hundred and twenty can moment is about

leading the way for french speaking swiss ut. they are fine tuned an expression to cross train on my new key deal. in each of optimism from tehran's foreign minister and keep the bugs and he told the sun kept exclusively the big deal was possible for seniors this week i believe it to me that even possible to restock the team and getting to speak what did it go but i cannot talk i can only talk for eyesight. i cannot cope with the other side. this causes his sun to this grand kids with us. i'll be expecting an abortion if the iranians off heads to really address the core issues here. but of course we can tweak and adjust what we will recess if i did think that anyone is expecting minute instant results this is of this is a negotiation process. sunday we are hopeful that we can make considerable progress this week that while the atmospheric students who expect the incident and the use of the country's highest counts as iran will not consume twenty years he has to be its right to use the activity gym and as i said before i'm not opt

the french had not recommended. they simply marched into the midst of women led by the shutter of their feet. german troops among the trees waited patiently until the whole division was committee and in unleased and tormented. trapped on a narrow track, forces command, cards, chaos until the lucky ones contrived to surrender. a division in an hour and a half loss 228 officers and 10,272 other ranks including 3,800. immemorial was elected by the fight. grieving parent never forgive himself because he responded to his sons prewar saying of wild goats by insisting that he should join to source and not. in such a fashion in a dozen battles along the frontiers of france, 27,000 young frenchman without gaining a yard of ground one general read c'mon of all, results hardly satisfactory. the next day the british in toward their own action just inside belgium. they fought gallantly enough, but heavily outnumbered they had no choice but to retreat that night. three days later they staged another rearguard action which resembl

french -- romania. here's more. >> france got through their final training session before the world cup qualifier against ukraine. but having struggled against ireland at the same stage four years ago, they're determined to make no mistakes. >> i don't think we should go and play it safe. we have to go there and win this match and i think we have the team to get the result. >> france has never lost in ukraine in seven meetings but the hopes being unbeaten in nine match this year and the fans are confident they're going to win this one. [applause] >> sorry, guys, but you're not going to prevail. don't be upset. it's going to be tight but the first leg, we'll win 1-0 and we'll hold on to that lead in paris. >> failure to qualifier would be a financial qualifier as they suffered from an image problem. france cannot afford to slip up. >> finally to a big step for the little mast. it has played its final innings in his 200th test match. scoring a respectful 74 against the west indies may have fallen short of

the text and this turned out not to be the case i think the iranians actually took advantage of the french monkey wrench if you will to say wait a minute let's take another look at this ok ok this is one of the things i want to get it is no because it looks like neither side won on the green emmanuelle a lot of people are saying i'm not but this is what i'm reading is that the french decided to change their position decided to sabotage it because they'll get future arms deals with saudi arabia and the prime french president is visiting israel soon

if you seek i think the french school is geared to build the killings the end we have. the system that is making is a need. d went to teach us how to speak good friends to do good mathematics. this is really important. and today we have this teacher has as soon as ours in school to teach math in a kickin it in french and weak willed his team would be to pass tipped to fetch it and when you're writing something anything to do next or that he used to date. at school is not a good one and a work in many schools i have a non profit that said person during teaching in the suburbs and me realize that the students are sent on board during a domestic so that isn't really showing his . and i can do the real problem is the just and the generation that is. dude you from cork was made to our minus eighteen to twenty years in ten years amanda went to court and in that blesses him either. to diminish his his eyes narrowing tickets with preaching to breath knocked out at times indeed. i mean how much of what was saying in an office a cure. transfer the messiah coming in we need to thi

i love everything french. i love the food, the art everything about france is romantic. >> because of the accent. you went to france on your honeymoon. your husband tipped you $100. what's next. our next segment is going to be on -- >> if you want to go somewhere that's french speaking an just as romantic, quebec. they disagree with us on everything politically but you can hear a sexy accent. >> women just like the accent that is your face, don't they? no matter what comes out out of your voice -- >> i was hoping this question would not be directed to me. >> if you had a french basaccent wouldn't be fair. >> i would be surprised that german and arabic doesn't come in. >> japanese is what somebody is yelling at you. >> don't do that. bill your accent has been described as nasal and annoying. do all chicagoans sound as dumb as you. >> now you're besmirching an entire city. one that's never heard of you. german will never be on this list. you're not going to hear a lot of middle eastern countries on this list. up

again the says he welcomed by the french economy may be showing signs of growth but it's too late for many followers driven to despair the suicide rate in the agricultural industries is soaring sousing i went to made those working in the west affected region to find out why. since two thousand and eight mil can veto had to plow on the face of rising production costs and fall in profits with some farmers taking it much harder than other. fifteen days ago my colleague tried to commit suicide so we got here nine hundred two i use a credit when to be renewed to have to look. we were. going to do the right kind of there when suddenly disconnected from the rest of french the song was work hard and keep my hands down i look around we don't. want to actually house or damascus the plight of french farmers has been causing a lot of frowns a recent report showed that between two thousand and seven and two thousand and nine a total of four hundred eighty five farmers had committed suicide and that's an average of one suicide every two days making it the third biggest cause of death after cancer a

cop combination some believe that the french are this the current french government is very close both israel and the saudi regime and that they have a great deal of influence credit very difficult to imagine under any circumstances the french really standing up to the united states at the end of the day if the united states is adamant that it deals should be struck i think that the french will fall in line when in the latest round of talks international mediators were ready to release about three billion dollars worth of frozen iranian assets and if restrictions on gold chemical and car industries but experts say essentially taking a toll not only on iran but also on those imposing them. well u.s. and french companies are in the starting blocks they are banking on the lifting of sanctions and they want to resume trade with iran for economic reasons like for example the car manufacturer to jacques major french car company is really just started business so it's pushing for a new agreement. well hopes were high ahead of these nuclear talks with iran's new president hassan rouhani adopti

involved in an effort to throw a monkey wrench into the talks on saturday apparently after the the french foreign minister had signed off on a unified text for presentation to iran he then went on radio and gave this interview in which he referred to a con game talked about these two issues and said that he was not. satisfied with the text in regard to those issues that is iraq and the disposition of iran's twenty percent enriched uranium stockpile so so definitely there was a problem with france doing a very unexpected turnaround on this issue. and saying no once it had agreed and then i think the united states clearly has to share the blame here because there was a an issue which we don't quite understand precisely the situation regarding the differences in the text but the united states was apparently leading iran to believe that there would be some kind of recognition implicit or explicit of its right to enrich in the text and this turned out not to be the case i think the iranians actually took advantage of the french monkeywrench if you will to say wait a minute let's take another l

finally is there an english french and arabic top story that french hostage estate captains in nigeria that's referring to the sixty three although mrs connolly who is now heading back into frogs office than eleven months in captivity in niger. exports in the state in australia. oh well i'm off to scouts and this time around we're bringing you the show from india and its capsule deadbeat this country has a vibrant media industry and competition between that differ rivals can often be favourites on that meeting today with the founder of over one of india's biggest media business is the right depth and is seen as a pioneer within indian television and is something that took a team has partnered with the foreign partners like a buyer called cnn cnn and cnbc is to build india specific entertainment and news channels so the phone also has interest in that he called us in films and dad magazines to just mention a few of the tobacco thank you very much indeed for speaking to this. it's an adventure thank you. now you've been called the roof of the so called india. i'm not sure for some people

deal and if it's found fits in the way he's not going to go out and publicly critical criticize the french he's going to work behind the scenes to try to convince them to sign on now it's iran that's changed its attitude toward the talks most radically let's face it this is foreign minister zarif who came with a new proposal at the last round of talks and who is very serious about wanting to get an agreement for him for rouhani this is a second chance it's what we call a do over they didn't manage to improve iran's relations with the united states and get a nuclear deal the last time they were in power and i think they are determined to do it now on the countries will soon get another chance to reach a compromise a second round of talks on the nuclear deal will kick off next week and according to russia there's a strong likelihood of success find out what is behind the optimism that are going to call. this week the international chemical watchdog unveiled a challenging road map to seriously get rid of its toxic weapons the end of june next year has been set up as the moment of truth when s

seen fun of afghan people still to come on the program here on our french culture taking a hit a report put suicide is the third highest cause of death among farmers unable to cope with the rising costs of low incomes as well those details are just ahead. but for now on the program despite some progress with the nuclear talks with iran in geneva america's relations with tehran remain in a so-called quote state of emergency the obama administration has renewed its sanctions regime first imposed nearly three decades ago after the iranian islamic revolution were an important as this story. u.s. president barack obama says it's necessary for the thirty plus year state of national emergency against iran to continue due to the fact that relations between washington and tehran have not returned to normal ironically the move comes as the international community continues taking significant steps to broker a deal over iran's disputed nuclear program now although last week's marathon ministerial talks in geneva ended without a deal on going to go between iran and western powers have been praised

the french were so concerned. this includes general de gaulle with whom we had fought in italy and he was essentially chief of staff of the french military, the day wrote several very tart letters to eisenhower, telling him frenchwomen could not go out of their houses in normandy at night without being accompanied by french men because they were being accosted by american soldiers. eisenhower took it very seriously. he hang several perpetrators and cracked down hard on it because he recognized among other things that this is bad behavior and thus undercuts everything had been trying to do in trying to present himself as liberators. i know more about that aspect of the relationship with the french french -- frenchwomen in particular than i do about the postwar aspects of it. i read about it actually. >> host: a few minutes left. paul and indianapolis. go ahead with your comment. >> caller: i just picked up your book. looking forward to it. most of my reading in the last 40 years has been the appearance of marlboro

in the old days you wouldn't see the president of french down there. in charge of the issue with a bit of french operation dish with the chinese operation. in the future of africa is in the hands of the chinese what's going on now is that the western powers france specifically here. all i think trying to be a little bit too up old colonial for their own good. the standard that is worsening i live in countries like france are haunted by the weighted by in action in the past get over it. get over it. it's a brave new world. the old time at real people being killed here the central and. i'm talking about realpolitik in the twenty first century. yes you are right. but do we see again. do we see the mass protests in the streets saying that we have to do something for these people and central africa did we see this going on and are for did we see it go on in somalia. no you know we we did not humanitarian interventions. are not popular among nation states unless economic interests. r s p a announcer realpolitik reality that a lot of conservatives and liberal

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government and the french troops being involved in mali at the moment. french government says they want to reduce the number of troops that they have got in february next year. is it too soon as you said they have failed in their aim to try to achieve some sort of peace in mali, is it too soon to withdraw troops in february? >> well, we have to have in mind that there is a particular agenda which is the next legislative elections which will be carried out for the first round 24th of november and 15 of december for the second round and the movements which are existing in mali will want to do a sure force on that occasion. so i'm not sure that the french will be able to withdraw as rightly mentioned, france has said by the end of next july they will only be 1,000 french military troops on the ground but that was in the horizon of the ongoing and strengthening united nation stabilization operations which was supposed to bring out a lot about 13,000 troops, but the reality is yet another story because on the ground now there is not this number of troops but