everyone in iraq shares that sentiment many deplore the tone coming from washington and consider pump ayos visit imperio list and. they just want to push their interests in iraq and force marty to do their bidding just like in saudi arabia they come list their demands and then leave. iran on the other hand has been working hard on increasing its influence in the country for years it supplies energy and markets here a full of iranian products supporters can be found in various positions of power. after the us occupation from two thousand and three to two thousand and eleven and it iran has worked on strengthening its influence in iraq politically economically culturally and also through its intelligence services but that's where they're encroaching on the interests of the u.s. the. security is elusive an iraq war has left lasting and deep wounds here people long for peace and stability and want to avoid seeing their homeland once again becoming a battleground of foreign powers. iran is also on the agenda were e.u. leaders are meeting for a summit that's in the remaining town of seaview the

nor did pump ayos discussions with germany's foreign minister bring the 2 countries closer together washington has been raising the pressure on iran well european countries struggle to save the nuclear deal iran signed 4 years ago this this is also no secret that we are pursuing different approaches towards that. at the rate at why from our point of view in europe as a whole preservation of the nuclear deal increases international safety and that's important to us but time is running out iran is threatening to stop complying with parts of the nuclear deal if signatories don't find a way to soften u.s. sanctions iran is primarily dependent on income from the sale of oil washington sanctions have effectively choked off that money supply we will do our best to enforce the american sanctions regime that is but it been put in place all differences aside pompei o did reaffirm that germany nevertheless remains an important ally of the u.s. . meanwhile it looks like president trump is starting a new tariff conflict with mexico he has threatened to impose new tariffs if mexico doesn't do a better job o

nor did bump ayos discussions with germany's foreign minister bring the 2 countries closer together washington has been raising the pressure on iran well european countries struggle to save the nuclear deal iran signed 4 years ago. this is also no secret that we are pursuing different approaches towards that and. at the rate at why from our point of view instead of europe as a whole preservation of the nuclear deal increases international safety and that's important to us. but time is running out iran is threatening to stop complying with parts of the nuclear deal if europe fails to relax us sanctions by the start of july iran is primarily dependent on income from the sale of oil washington has effectively choked off that money supply we will do our best to enforce the american sanctions regime that is put been put in place all differences aside pompei o did reaffirm that germany nevertheless remains an important ally of the u.s. . for more i'm joined by chief political correspondent melinda crane melinda both sides emphasize the importance of the german american friendship but there are a maj

secretary of state pompei 0 in the black sea resort of sochi now this is the latest stop in pump ayos european tour yesterday he was in brussels where it ended a meeting of e.u. foreign ministers they warned him of the risk of war erupting by accident through a further escalation in the gulf iran and the u.s. . here's eve foreign policy chief federica moga renae on what the foreign ministers had to say to. we are living in a crucial that a good moment where. the most relevant. activity to take the most responsible attitude to take is should be and that is not sinister maximum restraint. any escalation on a military site. let's get some analysis now with cornelius. from the think tank the german council on foreign relations he's in our brussels studio mr author bar thanks so much for being with us eve foreign ministers have expressed concern about the possibility and i'm quoting here of an accidental military confrontation between the u.s. and iran in the gulf is this a real danger. well what we saw last week is the continued military buildup by the united states in the persian gulf th

of germany has found itself wedged into the us china trade dispute after my pump ayos visit to the e.u. nation america's secretary of states met with german chancellor angela merkel and other top officials and it appears washington is trying to round up pressure on berlin over defense issues especially when it comes to the new 5 g. mobile networks and energy matters where we are for national report from berlin. well the message should the u.s. secretary of state mike compare brought to berlin on friday was quite clear china and its giant world's largest telecommunications equipment producer world's 2nd largest smartphone producer that washington had recently accused of spying on the american government for b.g. and stealing intellectual property the company that america had also blacklisted threaten national security of not only america but also europe and western democracies all around the globe and america's mission. in front of the cameras is to make sure that the channels through which the information flows are trusted and that data is not going to end up in the hands of china's co

nor did pump ayos discussions with germany's foreign minister bring the 2 countries closer together washington has been raising the pressure on iran well european countries struggle to save the nuclear deal iran signed 4 years ago this of this is also no secret that we are pursuing different approaches towards that and. at the rate at why from our point of view instead of europe as a whole preservation of the nuclear deal increases international safety and that's important to us but time is running out iran is threatening to stop complying with parts of the nuclear deal if signatories don't find a way to soften us sanctions iran is primarily dependent on income from the sale of oil washington sanctions have effectively choked off that money supply. we will do our best to enforce the american sanctions regime that is but it been put in place all differences aside pompei o did reaffirm that germany nevertheless remains an important ally of the us do you ever use chief political correspondent melinda crane is following this story for us high melinda on the surface it looks like 2 allies meeting b

if they essentially meant to be defensive do you think it's reassuring tehran nonetheless that pump ayos butt out there talking to people talking to russia talking to the e.u. well i think it's kind of reassuring that he's so far unsuccessful unsuccessful to garner support for the so-called my small precious strategy but at the same time the u.s. is deploying new military assets in the region and i think that's highly unstable ising for also the range of leadership what do you think about this shuttle diplomacy on behalf is it a one off effort or do you think america will be keeping up the pressure for this maximum. pressure strategy that that you just mentioned well basically pompei was trying to garner some of them see from allies in europe but also from partners of the remaining parties among the g.'s if you a but he must not be successful necessarily because the u.s. can and has not backed sanctions unilaterally and they are pressuring to run regard most of what the others do and their efforts at trying to save the deal so far have also been proven not successful at all ok well the a

secretary of state my pump ayos visit to russia. the u.s. attorney general investigate the. the evidence used in the russian trump collusion probe but doesn't question the findings of the miller report and russian interference. and some giant cover caused the latest campaign in norway to coincide with ramadan features a crescent moon as part of its logo sparking anger in some quarters. you're watching our 2 international bringing you your live news update from our studio here in moscow welcome to the program. russian president vladimir putin says he's ready to resolve differences with washington and improve relations although serious sticking points to remain on tuesday he met with the u.s. secretary of state mike pump aoe in the black sea resort city of sochi where russia's foreign minister also held talks with his american counterpart there's a key to the list they just mentioned we also want to restore relations with the u.s. i hope all the conditions for that are now being created the spine of the exotic way the mother commission has been working in the home it came up w

berlin today for talks with council on a machall and her foreign minister heiko moscow it was pomp ayos 1st visit to berlin since becoming secretary of state comes 3 weeks after he canceled a trip to germany at the last minute differences in policy over and china very high on the agenda since withdrawing from the. landmark nuclear deal with around the u.s. has been odd at odds with the other nations involved including germany that have been trying to keep the around nuclear deal alive. for more on the story we're joined by dave used chief political correspondent melinda crane following it for us thanks for being here melinda my pump a.o. met earlier today with foreign minister heiko mass what came out of that meeting. lots of friendly words professions of the need to work together professions of recognition of how very important german american relations are for addressing major issues professions that both sides have the same goals when it comes to dealing with iran but also very clear indications that while their goals may be the same in many respects on iran their methods of trying t

secretary of state after my pump ayos spoke with the russian foreign minister there is a good look so you just mentioned we also want to restore relations with the u.s. i hope all the conditions for that are now being created this by the exotic way the moeller commission had been working in the whole it came up with an objective investigation and proved there was no collusion between russia and the us the thing we branded as start all nonsense from the very beginning. vladimir putin expressed hope that the preconditions and now are right for relations between the united states and russia which to be honest have been awful absolutely terrible the 2 biggest nucleus superpowers in the world refusing to as much as talk to each other all communications and until now frozen pretty much military communication. corporation the financial spheres and trade and culture and the game and the russian foreign minister saying that they hope this might be a turning point. emphasizing certain spheres said in topics in which russia and the united states could easily corporate such as oil production amon

a theory is that the boltons in the pump ayos in the abrams they see trump is their last chance to. maintain with the united states believes is still the unipolarity i think that moment is close in their mind it is still there in operation and trump is their willing vessel to do it how do we act well not only. belles but also all the talk called liberals the so-called democrats i mean the recent headlines in the washington post we're just paid to trump for all of these years suddenly we have an opinion piece there headlined trump critics were wrong he's not a madman in foreign policy you know. that one of the article cited by their columnist henry also then here's what he says. the president is responding prudently to the crisis in iran people might disagree with some of the president prompts me to east policy decisions but since then try and press conducted matter for poor. actually and what is that for thoughtful action you know they just crave the same thing aircraft carriers to the persian gulf seen here mike bell that we will concede to an attack on us north only they rein in g

emergency services minister chris williamson explicitly responds to us secretary of state mike bump ayos damnation of jeremy corbett and jeremy colvin arguably fails to best to raise a baby on the n.h.s. a pm pugh's as he avoids criticising a former us health care boss now running british universal health care. about to have going underground. we have a situation that is very new and that's why. it's like a free labor for there were 2 people were dying in the morning and there was no end to the school board you know the 2 so the border was through to the right of the world and. as a medical man the widespread example spirit is good coated people today. in many diseases because of this would you call that a. welcome back you think labor leader jeremy corbyn would be on safe ground criticising juries in may of the n.h.s. wednesday is the deadline for a new doctor's contract and critics of the u.k. n.h.s. master plan by former us health care multi-national boss simon stevens accuse it of formally ending britain's universal health care service to under a tory government spending on the n.h.s

secretary of state mike pump ayos accuse the head of the chinese tech giant way of lying about the company's ties the beijing government washington place while away on a trade blacklist last week effectively banning u.s. firms from doing business with the company and escalating a trade war between the world's 2 biggest economies beijing says the u.s. needs to correct its actions if it wants to continue trade negotiations they found only only you know i don't watch yet the u.s. is employing thight power to suppress chinese companies seriously undermines mobile corp and it also poses a serious threat to the global industry china and china is resolutely against this if the u.s. wants to continue to talk it should show sincerity and correct its mistaken actions civil aviation regulators from around the world have failed to make a decision on when boeing the 737 max aircraft can return to service the u.s. aviation agency says the says approval for the jets to fly in the united sates could come as early as late june but the f.a.a. says there's still no firm time. table $346.00 people were killed w

secretary of state might bump ayos visit earlier in may when he said that there was concern in the u.s. because apparently members of the elements of the popular mobilization front those shia groups within iraq that many of which are backed by iran had been apparently moving rockets around the al assad's military base in the province and they the u.s. regarded that as a provocation the iraqi government and its tone said they had analyzed the movements of those rockets and they did not regard it as a provocation interestingly we've heard also that there have been german troops who've been in iraq for some time helping also to try to train iraqi forces that training has been suspended but there are also news reports which are quoting the german defense ministry which had been talking about those troops suspending that training which has also been saying that germany had no indications of its own of attacks supported by iran now all of this is charles mentioned does run into leading to a lot of speculation and questions about the nature of the intelligence that the white house is relying

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