says supplies are plentiful and so the five countries still importing iranian crude china india turkey japan and south korea no longer have a reason to keep buying from terre han. to conduct these transactions one almost always needs to participate in the financial markets and we intend to enforce the sanctions we don't lay out sanctions that we don't have any intention of encouraging countries to cooperate with analysts say it's important to look at the impact sanctions could have on ties between the u.s. and other countries for example how sanctions could derail current chinese american trade talks but analysts say it's just as important to consider why the white house considers saudi arabia and the united arab emirates and not other oil producing nations key to making the iranian embargo work i think that actually feeds into this narrative of this very close relationship that the president trump has a with the saudi royal family and of course the united states is again this is the president who looks at issues from a transactional standpoint state department officials won't say just

sanctions now ironic sport slightly more than a million barrels a day with the majority going to china india south korea japan and turkey and some of those customers especially china and turkey are not happy more on the global impact in a moment after this report from roslyn jordan in washington. the u.s. says its efforts to impose a worldwide embargo on iranian oil is already working in the last eleven months the trumpet ministration says iran has lost about ten billion dollars in oil revenue all this as washington to punish the han for what it calls the government's quote aligned ways the trumpet ministration and our allies are determined to sustain and expand the maximum economic pressure campaign against iran to end the regimes destabilizing activity threatening the united states our partners and allies and security in the middle east these demands are not just coming from the united states government and many of our allies and partners they are similar to what we hear from the iranian people themselves the u.s. imposed oil sanctions on iran in may two thousand and eighteen after it with

prices rising to recent highs the policy change affected five countries including major consumers china india and turkey which had been previously granted waivers half of iran's oil exports go to china or did before the end of the extensions to the u.s. sanctions a spokesperson for the chinese foreign ministry denounced the move as an example of a quote unilateral sanctions and long arm during stiction the turkish foreign minister was similarly indignant over the trump state department's policy change now a senior iranian military official has been quoted in state media saying that officials are prepared to block traffic through the strait of hormuz and all prices are hovering near a six month high. now about this strait of her months what and where it is and how could it be a threat to the move of the oil markets the strain is a twenty one miles of ocean between iran and oman and geo graphically separates the permit her persian gulf from the gulf of oman roughly twenty percent of global oil production passes through the strait in route to markets around the world virtually all of qatar's out

sanctions now ironic sport slightly more than a million barrels a day with the majority going to china india south korea japan and turkey and some of those customers especially china and turkey not happy more on the global impact in a moment after this report from roslyn jordan in washington. the u.s. says its efforts to impose a worldwide embargo on iranian oil is already working in the last eleven months the trumpet ministration says iran has lost about ten billion dollars in oil revenue all this says washington to punish the han for what it calls the government's quote aligned ways the trumpet ministration and our allies are determined to sustain and expand the maximum economic pressure campaign against iran to end the regimes destabilizing activity threatening the united states our partners and allies and security in the middle east these demands are not just coming from the united states government and many of our allies and partners they are similar to what we hear from the iranian people themselves the u.s. imposed oil sanctions on iran in may two thousand and eighteen after it withdr

to china india south korea and japan washington announced last year that it would impose sanctions on any country importing oil from iran but it offered waivers to some key trading partners secretary of state to my pompei are now says that those waivers wanted to be renewed when they expire next month south korea has since reacted to the announcement saying that negotiations with the us to extend the waiver are under way pompei also said the united arab emirates and saudi arabia will ensure sufficient supplies of oil but they are has appeared to contradict that saying that it won't immediately step up output rather than jordan has more from washington. the u.s. says its efforts to impose a worldwide embargo on iranian oil is already working in the last eleven months the trumpet ministration says iran has lost about ten billion dollars in oil revenue all this says washington to punish the han for what it calls the government's quote aligned ways the trumpet ministration and our allies are determined to sustain and expand the maximum economic pressure campaign against iran to end the re

countries concerned a china india south korea turkey greece japan and taiwan. the us says its allies saudi arabia and the uae will boost production to avoid shortages. assistance to mike pompeii obstructions state. today i am announcing that will no longer grant any exemptions. we're going. to zero going to zero across the board. we will continue for sanctions and monitor compliance. any nation or entity interacting with iran should use its intelligence and err on the side of caution. the risks are simply not going to be worth the benefits. sector s state my coupon pale fr the problem is our white house correspondent. it's part of what the white house calls it to its maximum economic pressure campaign on iran this was just one of the steps -- that was still -- in the tool kits -- for the trump administration and that's why this decision was made -- by us president donald trump here at the white house now these -- sanctions waivers -- they wouldn't be over until the beginning of may the second of may exactly that is in theory when those countries who will still

to the sanctions allowing them limited for purchases for six months the countries affected are china india italy greece japan south korea taiwan and turkey which already said it would not not respect the sanctions or the prices rallied by about three percent on the news brant crude is hovering around the seventy four dollars mark per barrel there are fears that removing the sanctions waivers would reduce all supply from a market that is already tight but u.s. officials say any shortfall can be picked up by other countries as the u.s. itself and saudi arabia recently increased production. the trumpet ministration has issued a blunt warning to nations buying oil from iran after may second there will be no exceptions to sanctions norway various nations that continue to buy uranium oil will be made to suffer more we're going to zero going to zero across the board we will continue on for sanctions and monitor compliance any nation or entity interacting with iran should use its diligence and err on the side of caution the risks are simply not going to be worth the benefits pump a go said the u.s

i pushed until now washington had granted some importing nations waivers on the oil sanctions china and india are the biggest buyers of rainy and crude recently they've stepped up their purchases along with south korea italy and greece on the other hand if managed to cut their demand turkey had been fighting until the last moment for sanctions waiver extension. pump they all went on to say that there would be no grace period for those economies to comply despite sanctions iran's oil exports are said to have increased around twelve percent by the end of march but it's hard to say how accurate that figure is iran conceals the exact in mind by making good use of its armada of oil tankers the second largest fleece in the world. whether it's your computer at home or at the office your data better be protected with a passport and that better be not one from one of those from a new study by the british national cybersecurity center that you can. break the most used password of them all and the weakest is one two three four five six twenty three million users think that's secure enough to use this on

i pushed until now washington had granted some importing nations waivers on the oil sanctions china and india are the biggest buyers of rainy and crude recently they've stepped up their purchases along with south korea italy and greece on the other hand have managed to cut their demand turkey had been fighting until the last moment for sanctions waiver extension. pump eel went on to say that there would be no grace period for those economies to comply despite sanctions iran's oil exports are said to have increased around twelve percent by the end of march but it's hard to say how accurate that figure is iran conceals the exact amount by making good use of its armada of oil tankers the second largest fleece in the world. so how is washington's latest move against iran going down in juror my colleague joins us now in frankfurt with what's the word there. well it's not going down well at all i mean it doesn't come on expect the there was this period with the waivers and you had to expect a statement nearing the end of that period but i think the tough stance is a surprising one you can see that

government is why they think the sovereignty of countries like china and tolkien india and south korea and japan and other countries are buying oil for me and i don't think these countries will actually accept this type of this type of infringement upon their sovereign rights to trade with whoever they want to. so i hope that you're not reaching you know not being able to sell oil but if that happens i think you will see a military confrontation. i think there's something slightly surreal about listening to my pump. countries they must not buy oil from iran and in the same breath remind you know that the u.s. is selling a good price is. such threats from the u.s. so they legal. they are not legal the u.s. government is not running the wall. over two hundred independent countries countries can. decide. if they want to have you know that in a document. on iran so there is no internationally agreed framework to sanction iran the sanctions that you're talking about are us sanctions sanctions that are passed by the u.s. congress and therefore they apply to u.s. companies now for us to dicta

countries like china india and south korea japan and other countries are buying. journalist organizations have condemned french police have to reporters were detained on saturday during the twenty third consecutive weekend of your live s. protest. devinsky takes a closer look. well the two independent journalists were among the more than two hundred individuals who were detained by police arrested in act twenty three the names are gassed by the glance and also lexis kurland we know that the paris prosecutor has said that they were arrested for participation in a group to commit violence or degradation now the interior ministry has been talking about the arrests of these journalists they said that the police c.r.s. these officers are out every week they're out to try and make sure that there is safety for the demonstrators and the journalist carry out these protests and also to cover these protests that have been happening there since november every week since november here in france but that statement from the interior ministry then goes on to say that if journali

says supplies are plentiful and so the five countries still importing iranian crude china india turkey japan and south korea no longer have a reason to keep buying from terre han. to conduct these transactions one almost always nice to participate in the financial markets and we intend to enforce the sanctions we don't lay out sanctions that we don't have any intention of encouraging countries to cooperate with analysts say it's important to look at the impact the sanctions could have to untie speech when the u.s. and other countries for example how sanctions could derail current chinese american trade talks but analysts say it's just as important to consider why the white house considers saudi arabia in the united arab emirates and not other oil producing nations key to making the iranian parco work i think that actually feeds into this narrative of this very close relationship that the president trump hassle with the saudi royal family and of course the united states again this is a president who looks at issues from a transactional standpoint state department officials won't say jus

the key customers that import iranian crude, including china, india, and turkey. the turkish government has said that this surs move would harm the iranian people and fuel tensions in an already volatile region, and india has also said today that it is now making arrangements to guarantee its own supply of crude. this is going to have repercussions for some time to come, i think. >> i want to talk about those. obviously, we are heading into the next opec meeting, and what was interesting about the announcement yesterday is that there was some reports that saudi arabia and the united arab emirates would look to make up for the losses from iran we haven't formally heard the same comments coming from the uae and saudi arabia i mean, the big question is how much of an impact are we actually looking at in terms of numbers, iranian exports, and how much spare capacity is left in the system to begin with? >> okay. great question when you look at the actual numbers here, it is hard togate get clarity on the specifics if you look at the likes of s&p global plats, for exampl

it will also affect china, india, south korea and japan, who were given waivers to buy iranian oil toon. at a press conference, the us secretary of state suggested the sanctions were a way to combat terrorism. before the sanctions went into effect iran would generate as much as $50 billion annually in oil revenue. 0verall, today, we estimate that our sanctions have denied the regime well north of $10 million. the regime would have used that money to support terror groups continue missile development in defiance of un security council resolution 22—31. at that news conference was our state department correspondent barbara plett usher. in november, when the sanctions against iran fell back into place, the administration here issued waivers to eight countries so they could continue buying iranian oil because the us was afraid there would be disruptions to the market. now officials are saying, after six months, they've made the calculation that the market can bear this sort of thing, so they have cut off these exemptions completely. just the news of the drive prices up to some degree. tha

that any countries which continue to buy oil from tehran next month will face sanctions it means china india japan south korea taiwan turkey italy and greece no longer exempt they've been given a six month reprieve from the sanctions which washington imposed last year after president trunk withdrew from a twenty fifteen iran nuclear deal it could raise tensions between the u.s. and china which have already engaged in a trade standoff beijing says it will keep buying iranian oil despite the threat of sanctions we're not seeing the moves actually state my pompei you said it's now up to iran to ensure the sanctions are lifted with the announcement today we've made clear our seriousness of purpose we are going to zero we have long we remain there at sea of depends soley on the islamic republic of iran senior leaders we've made our demands very clear to the ayatollah and his cronies and your pursuit of nuclear weapons stop testing in political ballistic missiles stop sponsoring and committing terrorism halt the arbitrary detention of us citizens our pressure is aimed at fulfilling these demands a

of course could worsen the situation between china india and the united states but if the americans have been clever enough to make sure that they have the reserves with saudi arabia and the united arab emirates to to feed the market then to avoid an explosion of oil prices and it seems to have caused the there was an increase of three percent to seventy three. battle over the weekend but it has increased dramatically so i suppose they they will manage and sell d. the equivalent of what the iranians were delivering to lease contras from saudi arabia or the us of because they want really to squeeze they want they want ramp up the. pressure on the iran are we seeing here a further case of extraterritorial application of u.s. law or do you think the us is so blunt in trying to force both allies and adversaries to toe the line. yes you know it might have been my call try to find solutions and so did the rest of the european leaders they tried in the in european council at the european commission to try to find ways to enable european companies to continue selling that is the european blockin

democratic india is closer illicitly to the e.u. in china they would seem natural contests but relationship hasn't taken off line. it's time for a free trade agreement between. european union. the conditions are right and the only ones to conditions are right. easy and india are both strong supporters of a global order based on multilateralism and shared values in the us know how it's promising but even india relations of them tapping their full potential what secret ingredient is missing to help take this relationship to the next level. and that is a question i'm going to put to you and that's negotiating watch secret ingredient is missing to bring europe and india into a level of partnership that would become in zero eight with their natural proclivity is what our democracy is not a honeymoon couple of the more india and your level but if you're in there and there are three other middle aged couple we need to adapt ourselves to a long life and we need to see how our grandchildren are going to inherit this therefore i think your group needs

india is a big democracy india to become the most populous country overtake china but you know what am i talking about let's just watch this movie. india the world's biggest democracy and first destroying knowledge economy the country is thriving imagine as a global player pretty shook local challenges. the easy you india's frustrating part but they both went deeper cooperation in key areas. new genus were faced with the same global challenges. such as china it's renewable energy and security. democratic india is jealous said politically to the e.u. in china it would seem natural positives but the relationship hasn't taken off line . it's time for free trade agreements between the. european union wants to conditions are right and the only ones to conditions are right. easy and india are both strong supporters of the global order based on multilateralism and shared values it is know how it's promising but even india relations so far from tapping their full potential secret ingredient is missing to help take this relationship to the next level. and that is a question

that has always been a sticking point in the skies -- in this india andbate because china are our economic competitors. it does not line up with the economic goals of republicans and democrats. it is a sticky issue. it is not just for the u.s., but countries having to deal with india and china. at the same time, yes the world has been hotter, but based on where we are and our position relative to the sun, it should be much cooler than it is. correlation with the industrial revolution and man's impact on where our adversary concentration of co2 is. that, hean jump in on is completely right on that. it is notable that, in terms of per capita emissions of carbon dioxide and greenhouse gas emissions, the united states is far above the other countries of the world of the paris agreement. that is another way to look at it. per capita the united states should emit less. it is also worth noting that in 2018, the united states greenhouse gas emissions likely increased just over 3%. for the last two decades that have been on a downward trend , ando coal plants retiring other reductions and use of fo

are also people who do believe the else is i'm going to do i give the presence of the child of china india and they're contributing investment opportunities for them so clearly it's not an all negative situation about what is really causing this growing chinese sentiment in that country. terms of response well for it a lot of feed has to do with rivalry we thin small small communities especially where you have a huge presence of the chinese in the mine in the mine in food that's in it in the cup of bad area you do have. all this frack up between the chinese resident most people day is up and say they believe that these chinese will respect they don't have the respect label laws and so they they blame them for a lot of things that they will want them to pay them less and they they use also the model invective language is on them and so that leads to also some issues but time the main thing is that the argument that you have huge amounts of a huge influx of chinese in the country and venture into the private sector now we talk about this blame game here is it easy to point the finger as to w

says supplies are plentiful and so the five countries still importing iranian crude china india turkey japan and south korea no longer have a reason to keep buying from terre han. to conduct these transactions one almost always needs to participate in the financial markets and we intend to enforce the sanctions we don't lay out sanctions that we don't have any intention of encouraging countries to cooperate with analysts say it's important to look at the impact sanctions could have to untie speech when the u.s. and other countries for example how sanctions could derail current chinese american trade talks but analysts say it's just as important to consider why the white house considers saudi arabia in the united arab emirates and not other oil producing nations key to making the iranian parco work i think that actually feeds into this narrative of this very close relationship that the president trump hassle with the saudi royal family and of course the united states again this is a president who looks at issues from a transactional standpoint state department officials won't say just h

how do you feel about this concept of the multipolar because the other has the rival india in the region in asia and chinawe would do her a multi-pronged. structure construction in terms of. development. india china japan another country did do they are very. independent so you european countries are talking about structure partnership for what i think for european countries maybe the idea is to create a new venue a community against the possible return. correlation between russia and china maybe the seven point structure partnership to india to move to reform the country move in direction of. me so i have to feel any. expectation of brass or of of. friends wars. seem to be true too quick. don't forget india has began the economy the reform twenty years later in china about ninety at the beginning of ninety that means there was a lot of a bureaucratic. almost. to be removed and that is that was the reason why the implication while the implementation has gone very very slow so you know i do believe you can petition of european countries are totally post-modern country towards india and china they are corre

really ready to challenge major weights like india and china. right i think that's a very good question i certainly think some of the nations reacted with some shock to learn that this waiver would not simply take over and be extended and if you take a look at india for example it has friendly relations with the united states that said i think it's fair to say say that delhi does not view iran as the regional threat for example that the trumpet ministration does if you're talking about china of course that's another kettle a fish and the united states and china are of course the currently engaged in trade negotiations which could be complicated further by this move not to mention the fact that china has recently increased its use of iranian oil so we could expect expect some back channel discussion on this certainly hasn't outlined exactly how these sanctions would take shape and if you take a look at you know some other powers for example the european union it established a mechanism to allow businesses to circumvent sanctions with regards to d

more natural alternative to paints made with chemicals right now that they need or as exported to china india and japan the company hopes to make its oil known all over the world that way all cash to shelves could be used as a cleaner alternative for many products the supreme court of the united kingdom has granted nearly two thousand the right to have their case against mining company vidanta heard in england the plaintiffs allege that their land and livelihood had been destroyed by water pollution caused by the. copper mine in the north down to the listed from london last year but maintains a legal base in britain the case could pave the way for more legal action against multinational companies with offices in the u k. japanese carmaker nissan will spend more than two hundred million dollars equipping its south african factory to build a new pick up truck capacity at the plant outside pretoria will increase by thirty thousand cars each year four hundred new jobs will be added production is aimed at the local and continental markets and opened the plant in one nine hundred sixty three its on

sanctions now ironic sport slightly more than a million barrels a day with the majority going to china india south korea japan and turkey and some of those customers especially china and turkey not happy more on the global impact in a moment after this report from roslyn jordan in washington. the u.s. says its efforts to impose a worldwide embargo on iranian oil is already working in the last eleven months the trumpet ministration says iran has lost about ten billion dollars in oil revenue all this says washington to punish the han for what it calls the government's quote aligned ways the trumpet ministration and our allies are determined to sustain and expand the maximum economic pressure campaign against iran to end the regimes destabilizing activity threatening the united states our partners and allies and security in the middle east these demands are not just coming from the united states government and many of our allies and partners they are similar to what we hear from the iranian people themselves the u.s. imposed oil sanctions on iran in may two thousand and eighteen after it withdr

the reason was what about india and china india has been criticised for its attitude towards refugees what about china or what about the region actually you know we have just launched something called a solidarity initiative and we've talked in fact the high commissioner was in china last week and raised this but it's it's about the support that needs to come both to me and ma but also to those hosting world can go like bangladesh in terms of looking at this as a. situation that deserves the support of the international community including some of the regional powers and there's been i think strong support. regionally certainly in including from from groups like. and some of the discussions with regard to the ballet process that will continue to be important because we need to continue to come together to look at solutions and in the absence of solutions to be able to continue to support bangladesh and certainly me and mark there has been news that humanitarian aid to the states for example has been stopped what are the steps that the u.n. that c.r. is stating in the end want to have.

the state department issued 180 day waivers last november to china, india, japan, south korea, taiwanurkey, italy, and greece. the idea was to give them time to find alternative oil sources. u.s. officials now say the goal of the new policy is to drive up the cost of iran's maligned behavior and address the regime's threats. >>> the defense department identifying two u.s. service members killed. 22-year-old army specialist ryan riley of richmond, kentucky, died saturday in iraq. the defense department statement says he was supporting the efforts against al qaeda in operation inherent resolve. they did not disclose further details about the incident which is under investigation. the department also announcing 24-year-old staff sergeant albert miller of richmond, new hampshire, died friday in qatar. the death is also under investigation. >>> ahead, the oakland a's center fielder taking a home run away with a spectacular grab, but that's not what makes one of the most amazing plays you'll ever see coming up. ial we see two travelers at a comfort inn with a glow around them, so people wat

relationships so not only do we need to look at the relationship that iran has with india with russia with the with china with south korea etc but we also have to look at those relationships with the united states so india's relationship with the u.s. china's relationship etc and it's those relationships the nature of those relationships and the quality of them the strength of them if you will that will determine the extent to which those states will push back against any u.s. efforts to to try and create a position vision of iraq and so if there is some type of friction enough in that relationship say the the indian position modi's position with regard to the u.s. isn't quite on the same page of trump that it could well be that india pushes back and says no we will not do this we want to we want to continue with our infrastructural developments built on. around arabian oil and we don't want to be pushed around by the west and that's the same with all of that all of the states that iran is trading with they all have their own relationships not only with iran but with the u.s. and other states as well so