starting in may thirteenth. this is d w news live from next for the iran nuclear deal after america's withdrawal the lawmakers react angrily the country supremely leader tells washington you've made a mistake here in germany chance of i'm going to medical six to calm tensions saying that you are remains committed to be a great also on the program. u.s. president donald trump confirms north korea has released three american detainees ahead of a summit between the two countries he says the man in good health. and

russia a military parade commemorates the read on his victory of a nazi germany in world war two d. w. takes a look at the background to these he will show russian national. i'm full gallop welcome to the program. european countries have reasserted their commitment to the iran nuclear deal following president trump's decision to withdraw the united states and reimpose sanctions european signatures will meet with iranian representatives next week to try and seek a way forward iran's supreme leader responded to president trump's announcement by accusing him of lying other iranian officials suggested that tehran is no longer bound by the twenty fifteen deal. outrage in tehran.

in parliament iranian politicians wasted no time condemning the u.s. for violating a deal signed only three years ago. i. on the streets iranians read the news that their economy is once again to face us sanctions. this means more pressure will be exerted on the people of iran and the country will go back to the days of resorting to smuggling goods into the country and bypassing sanctions. will be that. as an iranian citizen i expect our president to withdraw from the nuclear deal just like the american president who pulled out of it. on tuesday u.s. president donald trump signed a memorandum to reinstate harsh economic sanctions on iran most notably in the oil and energy sectors all efforts by european allies to dissuade him had been in vain the european union's foreign policy chief federica mugger rini couldn't hide her

regret as she urged unity. the european union will remain committed to continue at all and effective implementation of the nuclear. we fully trust the work the competence and your tanami of the international atomic energy agency that's published ten reports certify that you know has fully complied with its commitments . even if europe remains firm many fear that trump's move will prompt a backlash in iran president hassan rouhani said his country might resume nuclear activities if a deal without the u.s. will not guarantee its interests. tonight we've witnessed an important historical experience. what we've been saying and repeating for the past forty years has now happened once more iran is a country that is low to its commitments and the united states is

a country that has never stuck to its commitments. without u.s. backing the e.u. russia and china must prove that the deal is still worthwhile for iran much will depend on the next few weeks as european leaders urge iran to remain optimistic. straight to iran's capital tehran where we find correspondent erica randolph welcome erick what does iran need to hear from the other signatories to convince say that this deal is worth sticking with. it's going to need some sort of guarantees that trade and investment that has come into the country is going to be protected in some way some sort of mechanism that can allow that to be shielded from from u.s. sanctions but frankly it's very hard to see how that could happen european trade in particular has already been squeezed down to a trickle in recent months just by the threats of sanctions from america when

they're actually in place it's hard to see how businesses will take the risk of u.s. massive u.s. penalties just for the limited business they do in iraq. what we heard from iran's president in the report let's hear from the supreme leader ayatollah ali khamenei. so you heard last night that the president of america made some silly and superficial comments so i think looted maybe more than ten lies. he spoke about withdrawing from the nuclear deal and threatened the people of iran and the regime saying i'll do this and then let you know that is mr trump i tell you on behalf of the iranian people you have made a mistake. mileti you don't. know everything randolph despite the rhetoric iran at this stage does still seem committed to talking yeah i absolutely

think president rouhani in particular has staked so much of his political legacy on this and the idea of opening the country up to free market near the. foreign investment system he definitely wants to call something back from this to work with the europeans and the russians and chinese to try and salvage something. who actually the beginning despite mistrust for america didn't support the deal could even be the basis for further negotiations as long ago given up any hope. of arrogance could be could be something they could work with so if obviously the president trump wants iran to come back to the table for a new deal it looks on the face of it like this there's zero chance of that. yeah doesn't suddenly in the short time that that's that's almost impossible rowhani was over in a very difficult political position already he put so much effort into convincing

the conservative faction during negotiations with the west and with america in particular was something worthwhile the conservatives who always told him should trust the americans feel very vindicated today and that's really that's really hit romney's chances of pushing that line and it will be a long time before they trust the americans again so how would new american sanctions affect to rein in daily life. well i'll give you an example i had a friend of mine crying this morning she runs a small factory that makes a mobility equipment for hospitals and to save people she'd managed to secure. an investor from sweden it's a small outfit a small business but an important one she's now has no idea what the future holds for her business until there are plenty of other stories like that

a lot of iranians were talking to on the streets some worried about the consequences that they're saying they may need to leave iran we've already seen billions of dollars fleeing iran and the currency in a downward spiral in recent weeks so it doesn't look good on the economic front a lot of other iranians very defiant saying we don't care what trump does we've been through these problems before and we will resist every grand elf in teheran thank you. north korea has released three american prisoners in the build up to a historic summit with the united states the president left the country accompanied by u.s. secretary of state mike pompei on landed in japan a short time ago a short time later on their way home the trio included a missionary and two men who were arrested while teaching at the foreign funded colony on university of science and technology or three were accused of anti state activities u.s. president donald trump described the news as very exciting. let's get more from

brussels correspondent to josh smith who joins us from south korean capital of seoul welcome just tell us more about these frayed americans. as you mentioned u.s. officials said that the men appeared to be in good health they were able to walk on t.v. aircraft and journalists who were accompanying the american delegation there said that they appeared to be in the company of medical personnel the family one of the men twenty welcomes his release and st officials who were involved in securing their release they've been two of them were detained last year another one has been detained since at least twenty fifteen so this has been a long time coming for them it's not pleasant charges in the cases as a date and venue has been set for the meeting between the two link this did both sides have preconditions and does this mean that those preconditions have been met . well the release of these prisoners was seen as something of

a hurdle before this meeting so this certainly clears the way for this meeting now obviously the biggest potential sticking point is north korea's nuclear program which will be the main topic of discussion the united states has said that north korea must commit to giving up its nuclear weapons entirely young has said that it is willing to discuss the future of its nuclear arsenal. and one of america's tyrants bad faith in withdrawing from the iran nuclear deal has not cast any sort of a shadow over these talks to come it has certainly made some ripples in the region here south korean officials came out and said that they were going to work to minimize any impact from that american decision on these ongoing negotiations with north korea the trumpet ministration has cast this as potentially

move that in fact strengthens its hand going into the talks with kim underlining america's position that it will accept nothing less than a complete. new killer deal however many other observers have criticized the decision saying that it sends the wrong message to north korea that the united states can't be trusted right and very important time in relations between the two countries toss smith and so thank you. dealing with pyongyang is also at the top of the agenda at a meeting of asian leaders in tokyo after years of discord japan china and south korea been working to find common ground these are the first three way talks since twenty fifteen. diplomacy making a comeback in the far east kitching emerged from his plane it was the first visit by a chinese prime minister to japan in eight years next south korean president one jay

and reached his destination the three way summit with china and japan at the invitation of host shinzo abbate north korea is at the top of the agenda. qualitatively gussy we should do everything for a complete verifiable and irreversible disarmament of north korean weapons of mass destruction at miss us in accordance with the un resolutions that us the big three want to work towards a peaceful resolution of the nuclear issue there have recently been frequent quarrels due to obvious national conservative policies and his stance on japan's war in the second world war but there has been more agreement since moon's meeting with north korean leader kim jong un. i wonder what's going on over there thank you for your support of the plan mon john declaration and would look how much i will promise close communication and cooperation between our three countries if you

don't feel comfortable perhaps shinzo abyei explore the possibilities for a japanese north korean summit during the bilateral exchange with manji and as he may fear losing influence over current developments. well now the u.s. has walked away from the iran nuclear deal should german companies feel that sanctions that's of humphry can tell us indeed very much the question today fail concerns as well regarding the future of german companies if they. keep doing business with iran they say off the us president on a trump announced in one fell swoop that not only was he putting the us out of the iran nuclear deal but that he was have plans to reinstate sanctions on the country as well as those still party to the deal and working with iran so far germany france and the u.k. say they will remain committed to the agreement to protect their business interests in the region. iran is urging caution it hopes economic interests will keep other

countries from following washington's lead it says there's a lot of money to be made in rebuilding its crumbling infrastructure that's music to germany ears before the nine hundred seventy nine islamic revolution iran was one of west germany as biggest trading partners it's a relationship german companies would like to pick up again it's an uneven balance of trade last year iran exported only zero point four billion dollars worth of goods to germany almost all of it all while german firms delivered goods were three billion dollars a third of that was machinery. photon meissner technologies is one of the german companies looking to iran its produces components for railway tracks and trains a delegation from tehran came to see what they had to offer. for the iran is a promising market for the railway industry it's similar to turkey and russia because in the near future it will need new infrastructure networks including

railways when it's gone. that's why we're very focused on breaking into the uranium market. and. the nuclear treaty in two thousand and fifteen raised big hopes in german business one delegation after another went to tehran in two thousand and sixteen the economics minister at the time sig gabriele traveled there with one hundred top executives and those ties have been paying off since sanctions were lifted german companies revenue in iran has climbed by forty five percent but trump's announcement could mean the end of this burgeoning relationship keeping many german companies out of a growing market. well he's a financial correspondent daniel in frankfurt with more on the effects of that decision on european companies difficult days for the german and european business world who had lots of plans an idea of how to do business with iran arab us wanted

to sell more than one hundred planes to iran's national carrier george signed a four hundred million dollar deal in a joint venture to manufacture cars in iran volkswagen the german car maker also saw a big potential to do business with the country but all those companies even have bigger and more important deals going on with the united states and they know that possible sanctions off the u.s. could be very painful so they might have to reconsider and eventually pull out of the country. of course want to know court that now german or to make a b.m.w. is recalling more than three hundred thousand of its cars in britain due to concerns that intellectual fault could cause the cars to cut out completely while being driven in one case a vehicle that stops caused a fatal accident now the affected models include the one series three series is age four and the next one made between march two thousand and seven and august

twentieth happened last year b.m.w. recalled thirty six thousand petrol powered cars two to safety concerns vodafone says it spending more than eighteen billion euros to buy large parts of u.s. based cable t.v. operator liberty global the british telecoms giant will be buying liberty's cable of broadband internet operations in hungary the czech republic and romania as well as its unity media subsidiary in germany the two already have a joint venture in the netherlands now vodafone was once known for its aggressive expansion into new countries but the liberty deal suggested sticking to its current strategy of deepening operations in existing markets is likely to face and strong scrutiny from regulators first there. the argentine peso continues its fourth sparking fears of a new ring economic crisis in the country president mary snow met korea has asked the international monetary fund for help to prevent a further drop he's looking to dodge a serious crisis remembering two thousand and one when the country defaulted on its

debt the argentine peso has been in freefall it has lost eight percent against the u.s. dollar since last week and seventeen percent since the start of the year president machree announced plans to put the brakes on. the i decided to end to discussions with the international monetary fund to secure a credit line. just minutes ago i spoke with the director and she confirmed we can start negotiating an agreement. to try and curb the rapid inflation argentina's central bank boosted key interest rates to forty percent but investors have been pulling out and diverting the money to the us that. the interest rates in the united states have gone up significantly and currencies that devaluing against the u.s. dollar. the dollar is putting immense pressure on other currencies including

argentina is about. the government hopes the emergency credit will stop the crisis from wessling president machree has been grappling with the country's high fiscal deficit since he took office in twenty fifteen he made just it cuts to social benefits and since then poti in the country has soared. over till now with the latest in a tight election runoff how to thank you for talking about malaysia malaysians voting is what is likely to be one of the country's closest ever elections scandal hit prime minister najib razak is facing a resurgent opposition that by his former mentor country's former prime minister mahathir mohamad critics say the election will be neither free nor fair. few expected to see him back on the national stage ninety two year old mahathir mohamad was prime minister of malaysia for two decades a ten year that critics labeled an authoritarian rule but this year's elections saw

the political veteran face off against his former protege ruling party leader not she brands are taking his newly formed opposition party on the campaign trail mahathir gave passionate speeches condemning his former ally. in. the world looks down on us. so. we are no longer recognized as a democracy instead we are seen as a kleptocracy. us a country led by corruption and theft. julie. mahathir had help not even the power but turned against him after nudgee became embroiled in a corruption scandal involving a state owned investment company. mahathir also seized on an unpopular sales tax to attack the current prime minister najib has claimed he is the victim of sedition.

god willing i believe people will give a new mandate to the national front. we cannot vote based on information. we cannot listen to sedition. the national front has been in power since malaysia gained independence from great britain in one nine hundred fifty seven but under its dominance has started to waver. could hold on to power even if you lose the popular vote as happened in two thousand and thirteen but analysts say even a close election could open up further cracks in the ruling party whose own former leader has disowned it. let's take a look at some of the other stories making news around the world donald trump's nominee to head the cia the agency would never revert to harsh interrogation methods under the leadership hospital is likely to face tough questioning joining her senate confirmation hearing about her role in running a covert detention site that used waterboarding she needs fifty one votes in the

one hundred seat senate to become the cia's first female director. a series of explosions has hit the afghan capital kabul at least seven people are reported to have been killed and several injured and suicide bombers targeted two police stations the death toll is likely to rise with orses say the islamic state group and the taliban have claimed responsibility. to new vent spewing lava and ash of opened up in the volcano one why is big island it's been erupting for nearly a week and police say nearby remaining residents have now all been evacuated from their homes the volcano has destroyed dozens of properties since it began erupting last thursday. road workers in central poland had a sticky job on their hands cleaning up tons of liquid chocolate that spilled from an overturned truck this week sludge blocked the main road to a between warsaw and germany for hours experts say chocolate spills on roads or

even harder to remove than. victory day celebrations have taken place across russia commemorating the defeat of nazi germany in world war two the highlight was a huge military parade in moscow's red square as in previous years it drew massive crowds. in the ninth of may a sacred day for russians become tree commemorate. it's defeat of nazi germany in world war two known here as the great patriotic war. every year the crowds gather at red square for a choreographed spectacle showcasing moscow's latest military equipment. an important show of force at a time when relations with the west are at their lowest since the cold war. despite the display president vladimir putin warned against repeating history.

but i see a critical russia is open to dialogue on all issues of global security ready for a constructive and equal partnership for the sake of agreement peace and progress on the planet but i got us on the planet congratulations on your happy victory day . my dear dear oh that. was the. at the heart of the celebrations the history of events which turned the tide in favor of the allies in one hundred forty three. the red army crushed hitler's advance on stalingrad a turning point which led to the surrender of german forces. not far from home but the soviet victory came at a high price millions of russians perished not only from combat but also starvation

and cold at a reception putin paid tribute to the soldiers who fought for the country. but i think this is i want to address the veterans in this hall with the veterans and all of our countrymen and you feel all veterans of the great patriotic war wherever they may live. you know some like me i met with many of them in various countries they are all heroes. we all bow our heads before their acts of bravery. israel's prime minister and serbia's president also attended the festivities benjamin netanyahu is high profile visit comes a day after washington announced their withdrawal from the historic iran nuclear deal of which russia is also a signatory. on to sport by merely co-chair your pine coast has ruled manuel neuer out of the club's final bundesliga game of the season casting further doubt on the goalies fitness for the forthcoming world cup in russia know it is considered one of the world's best to goalkeepers that is the germany captain he hasn't played

since fracturing his fourth last september speaking at last night's bahrain kit launching admitted the time is running out for him to recover before the tournament gets underway in june. i can't imagine going through tournament if i haven't there are still a few games left so let's wait and see i'm very positive about things i feel comfortable on the pitch i don't have any problems right now and that's a good sign. to the fairytale story of the french cup final whereas a club from the small town of travels to the french capital to take on powerhouse parry sound sadly the side didn't pull off the giant killing ending so many had hoped for as expected. goals in each half from giovanni looked at this and saw the french champion say a hard fought to win but a recognition of the problems treatment yesterday that began as happy as captain

join in the trophy celebrations. this reminder of our top stories i. responded angrily to president trump's decision to withdraw the united states from the iran nuclear deal germany's chancellor angela merkel has promised that european signatures will do everything they can to keep iran on. iraq u.s. president donald trump has tweeted that north korea has released three american citizens from prison and the three men appeared to be in good health returning home with secretary of state might just finished a second visit to pyongyang and have a plan something which with mr trump and north korea's kim jong il. that's it you're up to date a more at the top of the hour in the meantime of course as always the web site the w dot com of the day.

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