this is the w. news live from berlin and europe looks on anxiously as italy's new government begins to take shape the two populist parties move closer to power after nominating their choice for prime minister but are they planning to tear off europe's rulebook on austerity and bring you the very latest live from rome also coming up the u.s. secretary of state issues a new warning to iran over the nuclear deal and says any european companies breaking future u.s. sanctions will be held to account. on.

one year ago today twenty two people were killed and eight hundred were wounded in a terrorist attack in manchester we meet friends of one of the victims who is being remembered with a new play. plus the underground facility where north korea tests this nuclear weapons is being dismantled this week kim jong un says he doesn't need any more but the sonoma show for the cameras will be live in seoul. i'm brian thomas a very warm welcome to the show politicians in france and germany are sounding the alarm over the new government being formed in italy they fear the new coalition made up of two populist parties will run a gong italy's commitments on debt and thereby threaten euro zone stability the two parties the far right league and the anti establishment five star movement have

come one step closer to power after nominating a prime minister. this trophy he made to put the close relationship between luigi de mario and matteo salvini but they certainly weren't allies during the election campaign now the populous leaders of the far right the eight and the five star movement have asked president sergio martha rela to approve their new alliance. today we can say we are faced with a historic moment i also say this to our international partners let us begin then you will criticize but at least let us begin first this is perhaps an unexpected government but it has been elected. nobody has anything to fear. we want a government that puts national interests first and foremost as we proposed to italians during our election campaign. we will respect everybody who put italy in

the center italians. the league from the north and the five star movement from the south spent two weeks hammering out a programme it calls for the deportation of half a million asylum seekers costly campaign promises such as tax cuts early retirement and a basic income are to be paid for with more debt. this contract is the heart of the government of change i see many people concerned about the international and european context they have nothing to fear the contract is the will of the italian people who want change given it. italy's european partners are alarmed the euro zone's third largest economy is already among the world's most indebted countries but the coalition hopes a political novice to separate content will ease the concerns of italy's partners the law professor has been proposed as prime minister the two party leaders agreed on the unknown technocrat as a compromise for the top post now president sergio mata rela has to approve the new

coalition's choice. a spriggan now do you use bad readers who is covering the story for us from rome good morning bad italian president has the power to reject you set the context how certain is it that he will be confirmed as prime minister. they tell you newspaper guys that are the front page this morning the president has some doubts about the populace government but he has little choice but confirming. and assigning the toss to. the to form the government because the majority of the puppet is in both chambers of the parliament and italy is broad and also the population sixty percent of all italians according to a new poll support the new pope his government might have better really receive the heads of the presidents of the two chambers of parliament today this will add

a little bit to the italian drama but in the end he has no choice but to say yes ok so just i think conti has a lot of support but but he has the kind of tech or tragic background that contradicts the campaigning message of the populist parties that have chosen to lead the country why have they chosen just epic antti and i know no law professor from florence with no political experience is the perfect compromise between the two extremes the leak and the five star movement he has the talks now to push through this wishlist if you will this coalition treaty which contains everything that was in the contain platforms if you can do that that is not clear but he will be. a kind of a puppet on a string for bows. and he was the party leaders might be in this coming eight ok ban to help us out on this i could you usually after

winning elections political leaders want to become the prime minister why don't luigi dimaio and mattel salvini from the two respect of a populist parties want that job. but in this case you have two alpha males who had to find a compromise in order to form a coalition and a government luigi but he was having a bose said in the complainant after the election they want to be prime minister but they couldn't because the other one said no i don't want this guy so they had to find a compromise and but they also say it's not about persons it's not it's not about the coalition treaty and david push through with that agenda regard his who is leading the country and they're now italy's finances is well known that they're in complete shambles some of the highest debt ratings in europe politicians in france and germany are very worried that this new government will be ripping up italy's

commitments to europe on debt is that what's going to happen. well the public is promised italy first they don't care about the europeans and they they don't care about even the markets the spread is going up. the markets are very very nervous and also the european central bank has warned that it is able to establish the whole euro zone but for example said i don't care and don't be afraid it will not be so awful if you think. what happens it's a very very interesting adventure and experiment ok and bent reader will be telling us more about that experiment as it moves word thanks very much. one other news to iran has dismissed new threats by the united states that it's going to be hit with quote the strongest sanctions in history if it doesn't change course u.s.

secretary of state might pump aoe says that iran must drop its nuclear program and pull out of syria if it wanted to avoid being penalized by washington but in a tweet the iranian foreign minister accused the u.s. of conducting sham diplomacy and making mistakes of the past. it was u.s. secretary of state might pump a was flushed major speech and he used it to strike out vaziri pompei or warned iran to end it should rename enrichment and withdraw from yemen and syria are paying a heavy price these will indeed end up being the strongest things in history when we are complete the regime has been fighting all over the middle east for years after our sanctions come in force it will be battling to keep its economic economy alive and then while pumping spoke in washington the foreign ministers of several other g twenty countries maint and when desirous pump is absence was

a disappointment for chairman foreign minister. he is pushing for an internationally coordinated solution. voyage this is without this deal there's a danger that iran will return to its nuclear weapons program something we oppose. that directly affects germany security interests as well as the security interests of europe as a whole and it's why we want to continue being part of the agreement. in the home palin has distance itself from washington since us president donald trump's decision to withdraw from the international nuclear deal japanese still hopes to rescue the deal together with the e.u. and other signatories such as china and russia iran too is looking for a way to save the deal to ron responded to pump it was a list of demands calling it a provocation against a sovereign state. those amani can ya's the bush as long as it's

necessary and the assad government asks us to and we will continue to help the syrian government to fight against terrorism is truly yeah. i call you for dish washington's decision to ignore and to national objections and go it alone on the nuclear deal has left the g twenty alliance weakened yet gemini's foreign minister is detachment to talk iran with pompeo when he's in washington later this week. while iran has also accused the trumpet ministration of wanting to bring about regime change he is xander phenomena asked foreign policy adviser brian hoke from the u.s. state department for his reaction to this claim 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 these of iran is for them to end 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 than it has been we've seen over these last many years. fellows brian hoke senior policy adviser to the u.s. secretary of state mike compare speaking to diffuse alexander phenomena. now for some of the other stories making the news today and australian court has found a catholic archbishop guilty of covering up child sexual abuse in the one nine hundred seventy s. philip wilson is one of the most senior catholics in the world to be convicted of

the offense you faces two years in prison for failing to report abuse carried out by a pedophile priest in his diocese. fourteen countries including argentina brazil and canada say they'll be recalling their ambassadors to venezuela to protest what they say was the illegitimate reelection of president because dora the u.s. has imposed sanctions on the crisis stricken nation ruckus says the measures for barbaric palestinian president mahmoud abbas is said to be making a swift recovery after being hospitalized over the weekend the eighty two year old suffering from pneumonia doctors treating him say he could stay in the hospital for a few more days. this is still to come on the show in the bundesliga playoff wolfsburg and he'll fall for the last open spot in the top flight was one the first like three one find out if they can finish the job.

gary hart here now elections in turkey are approaching fast while a look at how the economic situation there will be influencing the outcome of a little over a month brian you for the next elections turkey's president said out on is trying to draw the image of the of a country with a strong economy on the first glance he's right the country's g.d.p. grew by more than seven percent last year however growth is not the only number that accounts for a strong economy other figures count as well and some paint an entirely different picture. many young people in turkey can't find a job a sure sign that the boom years are over one in five in that age group is now jobless and the country's economy has taken several hits in recent years one main reason more and more foreign capital is leaving turkey an emerging economy especially dependent on outside investment. those factors have sent the country's currency the lira tumbling by twelve percent since mid april alone it's lost

seventeen percent since the start of the year. to stop the trend and to attract foreign money again the central bank would have to raise interest rates even further it lifted one key rate to thirteen and a half percent in april. president richard bedouin recently called interest rates the mother of all evil and pledged to force the central bank into lowering them seen by many as an election bribe to indebted citizens and companies. plan to influence this ostensibly independent institution is only likely to further deter foreign investors the meeting new jobs could remain a pipe dream for many for some time to come. as well you know our correspondent julie holland from. growth in turkey is quite impressive where does it come from. well indeed turkey's economy is one of the fastest growing in the euro but experts

say these growth rates are powered by stimulus measures tax incentives for example and cheap credit and instead of investing this money from abroad in the turkish agricultural sector for example or other productive sectors missed out on was pushing these funds into infrastructure projects mostly so-called mega projects or crazy projects like the gigantic istanbul appetite for example or another project called can now istanbul which is worth twenty billion dollars and once it's finished it's going to be something like turkey's suez canal of course such mega projects attract public attention but they don't really increase productivity so experts say this growth is anything but healthy or sustainable. is not the reason why investors. well one argument that i keep hearing here over and over again is that it's the

rapidity of the changes in turkey's economic domestic and foreign policies in the path. that has scared investors off let's remember there was a military coup attempt in twenty sixteen last year a controversial referendum on extending presidential powers so many actually don't know where turkey is headed politically this year turkey start of the military intervention in north and syria so all of this basically combined with diplomatic clashes with the us an important trade partner scaring investors off even doe turkey because of its current account deficit needs a steady inflow of cash and you also mentioned mr altgens eccentric remarks just recently when he said it's a high interest rates that cause a high inflation and he's going to even extend his grip on the economy and control monetary policy of course this suggests that he is willing to compromise the

independence of the central bank and that again has left analysts and investors scratching their heads a correspondent from istanbul thank you very much. back to brian now with news of another top level meeting on korea this one as with south korea's president arriving in the united states to meet with president donald trump three weeks before the unprecedented u.s. north korean summit is supposed to take place and singapore president mungy ends white house visit was originally arranged as a meeting to fine tune a joint strategy for dealing with north korean leader kim jong un instead it has become a crisis session after pyongyang threatened to pull out of this planned summit last week. now meanwhile earlier this month north korea announced that it would dismantle its nuclear test site at point you very scheduled for this week foreign

journalists will be invited to journey deep inside the mountain to observe the closing and a moment we'll go live to our correspondent in seoul but first let's take a closer look at this nuclear facility. in a notoriously secretive country this is one of its most secret sites north korea's main nuclear research facility is hidden away in a system of tunnels several hundred meters underground. situated in the north east of the country sixty kilometers from the chinese border the site has been central to kim jong un's nuclear ambitions it's where all of north korea's six million nuclear tests of taken place. the latest one in september last year pyongyang declared as its first successful test of a hydrogen bomb. a bomb that could be used on an intercontinental missile to carry a nuclear weapon as far as the united states as north korea has threatened in the

past the closure of perm yuri was announced after the historic meeting between the north's leader kim jong un and south korean president in at the end of april in which the two pledged to work for the complete denuclearization of the korean peninsula. north korean state television carried the news saying that all of the tunnels at the site would be collapsed and the entrances blocked it also announced that foreign media would be invited to cover the event. however some analysts have said that the closure of the site doesn't prove kim jong un renewed plans to denuclearize and so far north korea has not responded to calls to that independent experts verify the shutdown. skeptics have pointed to the destruction of the young people and nuclear complex by kim jong un's father ten years ago the cooling tower of the plant was blown up in front of

foreign t.v. camera teams and fell into to special day for the occasion. the nuclear activities at the side however continued. let's go to our correspondent jason strother now in the south korean capital seoul jason is this all spectacle we just saw what happened in the past and no substance right well i think the fact that analysts experts are invited to go on this sightseeing tour of north korea could be indicative that this is mostly for the photo in video opportunities foreign journalists are reportedly on their way to punk they have been flown to north korea however south korean journalists who were originally reported were denied visas and chung young really hasn't given a reason why although it could be related to north korea's anger that south korean

the u.s. have been conducting joint military drills ok now given the deception of the past does pyongyang have all their testing sites if kim decides to continue developing nuclear weapons. we really don't know if there are other testing sites north korea is a very mountainous country there could be facilities tucked away very deep inside some of those regions we just don't know but even if gator e. is demolished as north korea says it will do this week some experts say it could be a matter of months before it was able to get the facility back up and running again just like it did back in two thousand and eight when it destroyed the cooling tower at the young beyond the reactor site which then later began processing plutonium again south korean president moon j and is in washington today what's he going to be looking for in his talks with president truck well i can i guess your reporter

said it's more or less crisis management bryan it's moving jay and was flying to washington with the hopes of you know giving president trump the perhaps some intel on kim jong un perhaps out a form of chummy relationship like he did back in april when they met inside the d.m.z. however there has been some doubt now cast on this summit but news just came out here in south korea that. who is president moon's top security adviser who is in washington along with the president says that the trump kim summit is scheduled to go ahead as planned so they'll be meeting on june twelfth in singapore ok so some positive signals on that summit moving forward from south korean leaders there jason strother forest in seoul thanks very much for that thank you. well

today president is marking one year since twenty two people were killed and hundreds were wounded is an in an islamist terror attack in manchester a suicide bomber detonated his explosives at manchester arena as people were leaving a concert the dead were young concert goers as well as parents picking up their children one year on we met up with friends of one of the victims who's being remembered with a new play. on. fire type film. and then it became claire live and our thought that it was a bomb i. think and then it became very ill the fifth. thing. martin hep was just twenty nine when he lost his life inside manchester arena you know i was just really great really love play. out.

my fair share of her. for friends like harry jones the first anniversary isn't just a time for grief it's a chance to reflect on the lives of their loved ones. and for martin's friends that means tributes to him need to be just as larger than life as he was and it was it was in the. only fitting then that martin's life is celebrated with a touch of showbiz a new play written in his honor tells the story through the eyes of his friends it's message he more like martin. he's be loving the attention. who thought it would follow it with what it's been five five . three zero so. it's with

unity and passion that men chester is choosing to remember it's dead a mark of the resilience of the city shaken by tragedy. and we'll be following the commemoration of the manchester attack here on d w throughout the day you can also find out more at our website good of you dr. we're turning to some sports now and german football in the bonus league a playoff hole stein keel hosted both bergan the second leg monday wolves had a huge advantage after winning the first leg in a full spoke three one last week could kill beat the odds and when promotion to the top flight let's find out. it was. first.

up eunice molly. was offside as keeper kenneth from home rightly pointed out and the video assistant referee agreed. that it was keels turn to put the ball in the net can some be hitting the target but it turned out the play had been blown dead. and stayed scoreless until the seventy fifth minute when the rules finally made it one nail. heading into maximillian on old corner. she'll seem to answer in the eighty eight but ruled out the rafael she first goal for handball. one nil the final score board win the playoff four one on aggregate and stay in the top flight while keels fairy tale season comes to an end. if you're a modern out of the top stories we're following for you this morning italy's new

government in waiting has nominated law professor just. to be the country's next prime minister conti is a political newcomer and a compromise between the anti establishment five star movement and the far right. and u.s. secretary of state mike pompei o has issued a new warning to iran over the nuclear deal saying it will impose the toughest sanctions in history of tehran does not change course. there's always more on these and other stories that a website of you dot com also on our twitter feed as well for now though from me brian thomas of the entire news team thanks so much for being with us.

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