amrita: that's exactly what i was saying. is not going to increase production beyond 10.3 million barrels a day, that is their quota level. at june in the opec meeting, they will talk to producers -- this is about consensus. they are really trying to get consensus and that is what they will try for a cross producers in opec plus and only then will they decide on the course of action for the second half of the year. they are not going to do this unilaterally. what ishat's exactly excellently said to me last week in a bugatti. -- abu dabi. we want to see what happens with these waivers if they are not extended. the chinese are the largest buyer of iranian crude. do you think china is going to actually stop buying? they say the u.s. has overreached, gone beyond their jurisdiction. or ration with iran is open, transparent, reasonable, and legitimate, and that does not sound like a country that is ready to go zero. amrita: i would agree with your assessment on this that on our numbers, we expecting iranian exports to go to 600,000

amrita as you just said he's trying to unite the far right populist parties and head of the upcoming european elections and today he's actually announced that that plan and he said that they're going to be building a new party a new grouping in the european parliament called the alliance of nations and people all the ins now the. more it turns and the danish and the finns have all the far right populist parties have already agreed to join this but they've put a call out to all members of the other three groupings all of the far right populous and indeed anybody who share their views to try and change europe from the inside the people to these parties actually have in common rebecca because real cure reports they agree on certain issues but they're really wide apart on others. that's right amrita and just how successful he is really remains to be seen at this early stage i mean there were only as i said the food for four representatives of four different parties attending today i think the league the league a cell vinnie's leader party would have liked it to be much bigger over. some

this text was calling for similar measures it's faced resistance and what we could end up seeing amrita is a watered down version which would amount to little more than an informal working group on women peace and security so as i mentioned that is resistance coming through to this measure tell us more about where that's coming from. all right so this resistance is coming from the united states russia and china they're reportedly against a formal mechanism to allow for the reporting of such atrocities and prominent pratt's in the un special envoy on sexual violence in conflict zones said that were that provision to be taken out from the text essentially this rivero harder to enforce it would make the text very weak indeed we're also then seeing further resistance from the united states when it comes to language with regards to reproductive health saying that this is a tacit endorsement of abortion in fact in the u.s. has threatened to veto the text on this issue and rita this echoes this increasingly hardline stance that we're seeing from the trump administration with regards to women's

that's right amrita and just how successful he is really remains to be seen at this early stage i mean there were only as i said the food. for representatives of four different parties attending today i think believe the leaders selvin is leader party would have liked it to be much bigger although some of the people i spoke to from the league of the representatives said they were happy it's just early days they're planning a no. the big event here in may and they're hoping that they can get a lot of other parties to sign up in that time but as you say there are lots of differences among these parties they agree primarily on changing europe bringing sovereignty back to nation states and a rabid anti immigration you might say so they definitely agree on most issues but have different in different policies when it comes to things like trade and agriculture and things like that so it'll be interesting to see how they can mate they can only they are if they really stress today that they have more in common than made to difference so that they really want to unite under those commonalities i