and for more let's bring in now oliver meyer and international security expert from the german institute for international and security affairse thank you so much for joining us this afternoon we know that your work and focus is on the control of weapons of mass destruction and nuclear weapons so i'd just like to first and foremost ask you of your assessment of how big a threat iran was before the deal and how big a threat now that it's in place or before the deal was concluded twenty fifteen iran was traffic expanding its nuclear program we did have some controllers in the country but it could have broken out of these controls fairly easily you know after the you do you know iran has become the strictest control non-nuclear weapon state in the world. the international atomic energy agency. possibilities to to control many of these facilities and short notice some of them have been dismantled and the whole idea is to establish confidence in the peaceful nature of iran still care program so it sounds as if and please correct me if i'm wrong it sounds as if you're saying that in your assessment the deal has been a success and i

for iran's place in the region and its place as a as a global economic as a regional economic power as well and mark is coming from the middle from the german institute for international and security affairs thank you so much for talking with you today for. now to some of the other stories making headlines around the world today police in india's state have arrested fifteen people in connection with two separate rape cases both involving teenage girls one of the victims died when her home was set on fire after she was attacked and the other case the victim was raped and then set a light by her attacker she is being treated in hospital. italy's president. has called on the country's deadlocked political parties to back a temporary neutral government more than two months after inconclusive elections matter a less said italy couldn't wait any longer for leadership the country's two largest parties though both appear to have rejected the call saying early elections would be preferable. excuse me and new york state attorney general eric schneiderman has resigned after multiple women accused him of physical violence and shot a man has been a vocal supporter of the me too movement against sexual

and easy as some had hoped. for some analysis now we've got marcus com with us here in the city oh he's from the german institute for international and security affairs here in berlin good morning marcus so do you see this cancellation as a strategic move by trump or is it just another impulsive reaction i don't know it seems to me more than some kind of emergency exit from administration because what has been has become obvious over the last couple of weeks is that both sides talk about denuclearization but they mean totally different things for the united states the comprehensive verifiable and immediate denuclearization of north korea as the starting point of negotiations or as north korea it's the end point if ever and it has very key allies that means that the whole strategy of the united states. where does this impetus this diplomatic impetus from north korea calm from why is north korea's so keen to meet truck i mean we have actually back couple of weeks no . a couple of weeks ago there was tremendous international pressure on the north korea of six rounds of sanctions at least but they not only by the united nations security council sanctions

mark is crime there from the german institute for international and security affairs speaking to do a little earlier let's catch up now and some other stories making news around the world spain's prime minister mariano rajoy is facing a no confidence vote the country's largest opposition party has filed the motion against him after his ruling party was convicted of illegally financing election campaigns as conservatives are challenging the move but roy's main ally in parliament is already calling for a snap election to replace him. the netherlands and australia say they are holding russia responsible for shooting down malaysia airlines flight m h seventy nearly four years ago the announcement is likely to lead to legal action it comes after investigators said the missile that brought down the plane over eastern ukraine came from a russian base military unit all two hundred ninety eight passengers and crew were killed moscow rejects the accusation. a court in kosovo has jailed to two doctors for illegally harvesting kidneys and selling the organs to wealthy patients in other countries

and that was marcus kind from the german institute for international security affairs speaking to a little earlier now to some other stories making headlines around the world the netherlands and australia say they are holding russia responsible for shooting down malaysia airlines flight m.h. seventy nearly four years ago the announcement is likely to lead to legal action it comes after investigators said the missile that brought down the plane over eastern ukraine came from a russia based military unit all two hundred ninety eight passengers and crew were killed moscow rejects the accusation in canada fifteen people have been injured in an explosion in the toronto suburb mississauga police are searching for two men suspected of having detonated an improvised explosive device inside a restaurant and then fleeing the scene police say the three people admitted to the hospital are in critical condition and they are now stable. according kosovo has jailed two doctors for illegally harvesting kidneys and selling the organs to wealthy patients in other countries the court says the doctors used fr

for iran's place in the region and its place as a as a global economic as a regional economic power as well and markets come from the middle from the german institute for international and security affairs thank you so much for talking with you today. now the dispute over the nuclear deal with iran is just the latest chapter in the fraught history between the u.s. and iran the term nations have locked horns for decades some low points a cia backed overthrow of iran's prime minister a nine hundred fifty three and the us embassy hostage crisis after the nine hundred seventy nine islamic revolution but efforts in recent years to reach a nuclear deal producing produced something of athol to go used to travel to tehran to find out what people there think of the u.s. today. down with us a it's hard for anyone passing through this busy square in tehran to miss this message it's not only here that slogans denouncing the united states are on display but this is the most famous spot. these moros has been among visitors favorite spots for sneaky selfies for decades but what's really interesting is what lies behind them it's one of the most coveted buildings in all of iran and the one place you nee

that journey back well we heard from rafael boss song from the german institution institute for instance international and security affairs he explains why some syrians are resorting to reverse migration. syrians are returning in increasing numbers because the family reunification is blocked their loved ones are staying in turkey or in the region second because the series emas forced them with a new decree to register and keep their property start of course because there is also a signal in the labor market and they realize they don't fit in the society but that's only the last and least important reason and we also heard from a syrian refugee in germany she told us more about what life is like for her. it took me personally more than two years here to just find a place and to think that i might be able to to live in this country and not only have to face the hardships that comes with moving your countries and learning new languages from the elephant and trying to integrate in your communities they also have to face the labels that happen put on their foreheads and the baggage of false ideas that comes with it. all human