(Global Edition) From the BBC World Service… President Trump today will decide the future of America’s participation in the Iran nuclear deal. Ahead of any announcement, Iran’s president has this morning vowed to continue the country’s domestic development in the face of any possible new sanctions from the US. So if the US exits the pact, how will Iran respond? Then, exporting charcoal from Somalia has been banned since 2012, but the illegal trade and use of the product has led to ongoing environmental destruction in the region and exacerbated a humanitarian crisis. We’ll talk to a UN representative taking part in meetings this week in Mogadishu to try and stop the illegal practice and money flowing through militant groups. Afterwards, a new study says global tourism accounts for 8% of carbon emissions – three times higher than previous estimates. So, how can you be a more economically-sensitive traveller?
05/08/2018: Iran vows more domestic development amid uncertainty about nuclear deal
British Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson (L) and U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo arrive for a photo opportunity ahead of meetings at the U.S. State Department's Harry S. Truman headquarters building May 7, 2018 in Washington, DC. Johnson is in the United States in part to argue for the Trump Administration to continue to be a party to the 2015 Iran nuclear deal. Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images