the politics of the entire country championing the free insurance for the last sixty years. for minds. this is g.w. news live from berlin tonight washington lays out its a tough new line to rein in iran. the wealth creation reigning kleptocrats no more acceptance of missiles landing in riyadh in the golan heights no more costly expansion a reining in power. u.s. secretary of state my home pay zero adding that the u.s.

will impose its toughest sanctions yes on iran also coming up italy's populist coalition nominates. to for prime minister meaning that the country could finally see a new government sworn in we'll bring you the latest from rome. it's good to have you with us two weeks after withdrawing from the iran nuclear deal the united states has pledged to impose the toughest sanctions ever on iran u.s. secretary of state might pump a laid out the twelve point plan today in washington while other g. twenty foreign ministers were meeting in buenos hours germany france and the u.k. are fighting to hold the own nuclear deal together but progress will be difficult with russia and the e.u. also absent from the meeting today. a here's more of my campaign speech

delivered in washington we will apply unprecedented financial pressure on the iranian regime the leaders in tehran will have no doubt about our seriousness the iranian regime should know that this is just the beginning this thing of sanctions will be painful through jane does not change its course from the unacceptable and unproductive path that is chosen to one rejoin the league of nations these will indeed end up being the strongest things in history when we are complete it was he was secretary of state mark compare their earlier a senior policy advisor to mr pompei with the u.s. state department brian hook spoke to our washington bureau chief alexander phenomena let's take a look so mr huq the announcements today and the sanctions do you really believe if that stay can bring about change expect from iran well it certainly will bring

about more change than we've had under the j c.p.o. way since adoption of the iran nuclear deal iran has actually increased its destabilizing behavior across the middle east and it also has not deterred iran's intent to acquire a nuclear weapon and so we're putting in place a new security architecture that we think is going to actually achieve our national security objectives not just for the united states but for the world. however many experts are skeptical saying that you are telling the run to stop being iran and its rival on the other on the realistic that the iran iranian regime is going to comply with the statement so are they on realistic well if it won if iran wants to be treated like a normal nation it has to start behaving like a normal nation and this is a still there is no country in the world that sponsors more terrorism than iran and so much of its terrorism and sectarian violence that it has been fueling across the middle east has occurred during the iran nuclear deal and so we don't think that

this is a framework that has achieved the goals that are needed around nonproliferation and also counterterrorism. we have already seen some reactions from iran iranian officials saying that that you goal is a regime change in iran so is it your goal no our goal in views of iran is for them to and their nuclear weapons program and their nuclear program which has the intent to become to achieve a nuclear weapon we also want them to stop the terrorism and the violence across the middle east we want them to stop violating the human rights of their own people and these are all reasonable demands so i think that we've become desensitized to a lot of what iran has been doing over these last many decades we've gotten used to it in some ways and we need to change that paradigm we really need to get iran to join a more civilized sort of community of nations and it has been we've seen over these last many years u.s.

secretary of state my point he has said today in his speech that the u.s. is would like to continue cooperating with its allies however we have to say that some of these allies including germany would like to save the existing iran nuclear deal and there is actually a meeting of g twenty foreign ministers meeting taking place in argentina and may not taking part in this meeting instead he gave this speech today sending maybe a message that you know the u.s. is ready to move forward with all its consulates talking to its allies you know the secretary has actually already spoken with the foreign ministers in germany france and the united kingdom will continue consulting with allies in europe and also in the gulf the middle east other parts of the world this speech today he asked countries around the world who care about the halting the spread of nuclear

weapons who care about fighting terrorism to join the united states in this historic effort to promote peace. and you come in on the attempts by the europeans in germany trying to solve it steve you are iran nuclear deal secretary pompei zero said today that the united states has it made its decision to leave the iran nuclear deal other nations who are part of the iran nuclear deal have to make their own decision but the united states has made ours today the secretary presented a very positive vision that was addressed to the iranian people that would give them a brighter future and would certainly help reduce the violence in the terrorism that iran is engaging in through its foreign wars around the middle east. that was brian hook senior advisor to us secretary of state. speaking earlier with our washington bureau chief. where the united states has added its voice to the international condemnation of the even it's election vice president mike pence described

president landslide win today as a sham he also demanded that would allow humanitarian aid into the country but its way there's opposition parties boycotted the vote today celebrated winning a second term. for nicolas maduro and his supporters it's a celebration with few surprises another six year term for the venezuelan president who won over two thirds of the vote. here. thank you for overcoming so many impressions. so many lies thanks for joining me in so many battles and thanks for making me president. of victory but a weak one venezuela's electoral authority say turnout was forty six percent with the opposition claiming it was even lower faced a few challengers because the main opposition boycotted the election saying it was rigged some of their most popular candidates had been banned from running. we don't

recognize this electoral process as valid as having taken place. for us there was no elections no new elections in venezuela need to take place. oil rich venezuela has been an economic meltdown for most of my time in power catastrophic shortages in food medicine and other essentials led to months of street protests last year which resulted in more than one hundred twenty five dead inflation is at fourteen thousand percent. all the while has tightened his grip on power says he's defending venezuela from imperialism the election has been broadly condemned by the international community the u.s. is considering additional sanctions against the state which would likely further damage venezuela's economy. and here's some of the other stories now that are

making headlines around the world india has dispatched medical teams to the southern state of kerala that's after the outbreak of a deadly virus they are officials are saying up to six people may have died from the illness which is known as the buyers with no vaccine against it it has a mortality rate of up to seventy five percent authorities in pakistan have urged people to stay indoors as temperatures hit forty four degrees celsius in the southern city of karachi there are fears of widespread heat stroke as many people are refraining from drinking during the daytime in observance of the islamic month of ramadan former u.s. president barack obama and his wife michelle have signed a deal with the online streaming company netflix the company says under the multi-year agreement the couple will produce films and series under the name higher ground productions it flicks has one hundred twenty five million subscribers worldwide. italy's populace coalition has chosen geo separate condé

as its pick for prime minister and he's a law professor with no political experience a leader of the far left anti-establishment five star movement and we get to my own said that his party and the far right league and proposed a joint candidate during a meeting with the president mr. the announcement comes eleven weeks after elections left the country with a hung parliament. all right let's bring in our very own band riegert he is covering the story for us tonight in rome good evening to you van't so who is this man joseph a concert and what is it about him that means a far right and a far left party can agree on him to be their prime minister politics in italy work differently and it's no surprise that the prime minister shows no who's not a member of the coalition parties that it's not so unusual that happened before but

this time it's very extreme because the populist parties are extreme and mr condit is very unknown to everybody in italy he is a law professor and he is an expert of administrative law but he never appeared publicly he never held public office but he's leading to the chain cristela movement and that that may be the reason that he was chosen to lead this government and both parties both party leader as. will hope to control him from behind so to say and it may be that both of them will be in the cabinet of this prime minister and he will be their puppet on the string yeah i mean this is a political in of no name it still remains to be seen whether or not he will be a puppet to one of those parties and we know he has to get the approval of the italian president how widely is that.

it's quite likely that. the president will approve this choice because the new prime minister to have a broad majority in both houses of parliament and also sixty percent of all italians according to a new poll supporting this populist government this new approach this revolution as you said so much irrelevant to go along with that otherwise he would just cause an institution or. government a crisis but he will not do that and we know that five star and the league of me they've both been very critical of the european union so how is brussels likely to respond to all of this. well the populism watered down the rhetoric a little bit but of cause europe and the very suspicious to see what now happens what with the actually do the the contract of the coalition is

a long list of wishes and also you can say aggression against the e.u. because the government says they were not alone no longer go to the rules of the european union they want new treaty is in favor of italy in this of course cannot happen france and germany have already warned that if they can. destabilize the eurozone and everybody will watch how the markets will react italy is heavily indebted one hundred thirty percent of g.d.p. is similar to the debt so it's very very difficult for an italian government actually to spend so much money and the you will watch closely and. then say stop if it's necessary i didn't record in rome tonight parent thank you very much. when german journalists have revealed evidence suggesting that russian authorities covered up doping test results from footballers in their countries world cup squad

now this comes just weeks before the world cup tournament kicks off in moscow the german investigative reporter how you example has previously helped to uncover a state run doping program in russian athletics he says that now footballers and the russians port authorities they've got some questions to answer. the russian doping scandal may also extend to the national football team russian officials are suspected of covering up test results making samples disappear which had the potential to implicate footballers some of whom have been selected for the hosts world cup squad german t.v. channel has obtained a list containing player names and code numbers of doping samples the list is based on information from investigators and intelligence gathered from a twenty fourteen raid on the moscow doping control board in that raid the world anti-doping agency wada seized samples with a typical test results that had not been investigated further by russian authorities samples from players in the current world cup squad were among them

what we labeled the disappearing positive methodology. which is the labs mechanism by which they falsely reported their results. also obtained a separate database with atypical test results from almost one hundred russian footballers this information was also passed on to fee for following a request for comment fee for said investigations are under way and they are hoping to report new developments in the coming weeks i'll be back at the top of the hour with more world news and the day. the whole d w one hour. fourteen focus global insights the news that four local heroes. double late for mine.