and still no government for italy after the euro skeptic coalition classes clashes with the country's president over his rejection of the choice of a key cabinet post the minister of economy the coalition is now calling for the president's impeachment saying his actions of violate democracy is our correspondent charlayne. i'm wondering if we are in a democracy and if. the germans to the french decide it's incredible. i approve the proposals for the ministers did not approve the name of the minister of economy. and see that i have made the greatest effort and given this task my. i ask that ministry and author it if political figure from the coalition parties who is not seen as a supporter of a line that could provoke italy's exit from the euro. this is the actual point i have a great problem in italy this is not a free democracy italy has been forced into a new political crisis after the italian president rejected the idea of paolo being the next economy minister for the country in the coalition government of the league and the five star movement well mr civoniceva is eighty one years

coalition would hit these are particularly pernicious. you mean by surprise here i i would suspect this is just in line with what the u.s. has been doing for some time supporting. elements of the. of the ins and as you mentioned was in the area so we know the u.s. has been supporting in arming elements of. rebels against assad and that that's what they're really up to in syria so it wouldn't be surprising that if they saw syrian forces for being some threat to elements that the u.s. is supporting that they would. you know continue the policy of attacking syrians why has there been no announcement this time from the u.s. led coalition in the past they've kind of forecast their moves this is really kind of out of the blue. well it's not the first time that they've syrian positions without letting them know they they telecast pretty much what they're going to do if it's going to threaten russian forces because that could be something that could trigger world war three if they weren't careful but with regard to bombing syrian forces they have

but that is to take the comment on coalitions a little bit further. how do we actually accomplish addressing these problems with the coalition? do we do that it made no. does the united states taken on. what do you suggest that we learned in these lessons in where and how do we do that? >> go ahead. i'll jump in right behind you. >> i think in our security sector assistance, lessons learned report that came out, we talk about having coalition. now, that was just in the security sector. we have not in this report are lessons learned report on private sector development, really looked at that issue again. that is something we have a lessons learned report called divided responsibilities. >> will return to this form and reconstruction efforts in afghanistan in a few moments. we interrupted to go live for the u.s. senate for a brief pro forma session.

there are calls for president to be impeached after he rejects the coalition's euro skeptic. i'm wondering. if. this is. america police were trying to. charges against him. for this hour live from the international thanks for joining us welcome to the program. still no government. after the euro skeptic coalition clashes with the country's president over his rejection of choice of a key cabinet post the economy minister the coalition is now calling for the president's impeachment saying his actions violate democracy more details now with . i'm wondering. crecy and if in italy the italians decide or the germans decide the french decide it's incredible. i have proved all the proposals for the ministers but i did not approve the name of the minister of economy. i guarantee that i have made the greatest effort and given this task my master passion. i ask for the ministry and author it is political figure from the coalition parties who is not seen as a supporter of a line that could provoke italy's exit from the euro. but this is the actual point i have a great problem in italy th

of the choice of economy minister the coalition is now calling for the president's impeachment saying its actions violate democracy. i approve of the proposals for the ministers but i did not approve the name of the minister of economy. and see that i have made the greatest effort and given this. i ask for that ministry and political figure from the coalition parties who is not seen as a supporter of a line that could provoke me. i'm wondering if we are in a democracy and you can tell me that the germans the french it's incredible. this is the actual point i have a great problem in italy this is not a free democracy. live with me now are. joining us here on the program good morning to you if you would take us through what it's all mean for italian politics. well what we know now is that italy has been forced into a political crisis after. the italian president rejected the idea of paolo being the next economy minister for the country in the coalition government of two populist parties. and the five star movement well mr servo owner is eighty one years old he's a former trade minister

i ask for that ministry and offer to a political figure from the coalition parties who is not seen as a supporter of a line that could provoke italy's exit from the euro. this is the actual point i have a great problem in italy this is not a free democracy. being forced into. a new political crisis after the italian president rejected the idea of paolo being the next economy minister for the country in the coalition government of the league and the five star movement well mr serve owner is eighty one years old he's a former trade minister in italy and he's had a long career in the financial sector but he was deemed to be too euro skeptic he's talked out in the past against the euro itself in the past with his latest book actually suggesting that the single currency is actually a german cage and that's why the economy minister now we have heard one coalition leader who actually suggests that the german media and german politicians have had an underhand role in stopping that appointment german journalists and politicians insulting italians a big lazy tax evaders freeloaders and ungratef

led coalition if indeed there was. perhaps this was israel striking at the heated enemy iran or perhaps there were less as i say at this point most of this is speculation because we simply don't have enough details but from from what we're hearing again this happened between al become and the t two station which is again fifty fifty so kilometers away from anyone outside from isis so again. expecting more details but given given that there's been a pattern a tradition of israeli strikes lately in the vicinity south of syria again it wouldn't be a stretch of the imagination to assume that could potentially have been israel you bring up a good point that in the past the united states has actually even forecast sometimes when they're about ready to make a strike kind of like this so that no russian assets are in the way as well exactly the united states has a base hundred fifty two hundred odd just off the top of my head kilometers. west of the t two pumping station the border crossing jointly held by both the united stat

and reports suggest many were killed in coalition airstrikes.r, only the us and australia have accepted any responsibility for civilian deaths. the official line from britain's ministry of defence is that officials have seen "no evidence." 0ur defence correspondent, jonathan beale, reports from mosul. this is the graveyard of the group called islamic state. it is also the tomb of an unknown number of civilians. the old city of mosul, where the extremists made their last stand. defeated with the help of unrelenting coalition air strikes. making their way through the shattered shell of the city, a team of iraqi volunteers, trying to clear up the chaos. this was home to tens of thousands of people, trapped in the fighting. nine months on, it is still a toxic wasteland, littered not just with bombs, but bodies, too. they could be is fighters and their families, or the civilians they corralled to use as human shields. and next door, they have just found more. is suicide belts lie strewn in the rubble, but many innocents were killed alongside them. th

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polled seventeen percent but when the parties finally reached a pact the president rejected the coalition citing as causes belief that their proposed finance minister policy of bono wanted to pull italy out of the euro zone coalition leaders did not campaign on leaving the euro zone and angrily deny that they plan to but documents link during the coalition talks seemed to out them as the euro skeptics at least in any event metros reasoning has now framed the likely coming election as a referendum one italy's relationship with europe. buying a ticket and hitting the movie theater is a long tradition here in the united states and with the world's most iconic entertainment studios in hollywood it's no surprise that the u.s. is the world's top movie market however that could be changing in the near future for the past few years china has been quickly catching up to the americans as the box office favorite revenue from north america is top ten billion dollars for at least the past eight years while movie attendance has remained fairly steady in the u.s. over the past decade attendance in china

just happy conti has given up on forming a new government after the italian president rejected the coalition's euro skeptic choice for your ear economy minister we'll have more on that in just a moment. also coming up germany's far right takes to the streets and so do its opponents the anti immigration alternative for germany has staged a rally in the german capital with multiple counter-demonstrations trying to block its progress through central berlin thousands of police were deployed to keep them apart. and voters in colombia are choosing a new president and a vote that could have an impact on the country's peace process we'll find out what's at stake. and and welcome to the program italy's prime minister designate just that the conti has given up on efforts to form a government after talks with the president over his cabinet collapsed his coalition's pick for finance minister was rejected by a president that alah over fears his views on the euro could have shaken markets hante says his efforts to form a government failed despite his best efforts followed leaders within conti's would be coa

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count on nothing, though. has hinted coalition talks could just be restarted.n italy, the only certainty is worry about financing the debt. chris

economists see a nightmare scenario when the new would tell your government the populist coalition had grown threatens to read on the nation's mountain of debt spend more and undermine the eurozone with new bone. china slashes terms on imported cars from twenty five to fifteen percent as it tries to cool the trade dispute with the u.s. and sweet success six birds blame sugar for all sorts of replacements a booming produces a grease position themselves. as well and let's do business when a country finally gets its act together and forms a government after months of haggling markets usually cheer on the prospect of some certainty and a clear direction. say italy is moving in the wrong direction it worried and you coalition of two populist parties will row back commitments on debt and threaten eurozone stability the parties are a step closer to power after nominating a prime minister. this graffito may depict a close relationship between luigi demaio and matteo salvini but they certainly weren't allies during the election campaign now the populist leaders of the league and the five star m

well his appointment came after the president rejected the euro skeptic coalition's choice of finance minister the media reaction was quick to denouncing the president as acting like a monarch and blowing everything out of proportion charlotte dubinsky has the story . well what we know is that italy will have an interim neutral prime minister he's called carlo quarterly as you mentioned he's a former director of the i.m.f. and he now has to form a government that government then has to be approved by the italian parliament if they don't approve his choice of a government full of ministers then italy will face fresh elections as soon as or ghost if his government picks are approved in those elections are likely to be pushed into the first half of the twenty nineteen well why are we here well that's because the italian president had vetoed the choice of the economy minister put forward by the attempts to form a coalition by the league and by five star movement that man that was rejected was eighty one year old barlow so a sort of honor who is known as a financial expert but he was vetoe

is worried about this this new euro skeptic coalition. i think that to do you have you know that even your complaint of the we need to move in. two thousand and eleven the way the debate was connie government that is that we care then in. that to see question because and now in there you are we have our division on that between that marilyn and barry's show on paper there we passed the do you want to be an a you is weaker sure i think that the room auburn maneuver against the average man about government we'll be weaker then that it was in the stage of the battles going to government in two thousand and eleven until yamato some political analyst thanks for your take that i hear on are to grow you have your program run. thank you. now the last terrorist enclave south of damascus has now been liberated from islamic state that's left all areas around the capital under government control state television footage shows the army celebrating victory firing rounds into the air after retaking the last what district and adjacent palestinian refugee

has to approve the new coalition's choice.let's bring in our very own band riegert he is covering the story for us tonight in rome good evening to you there so who is this man and if they can say and what is it about him that means a far right and a far left party can agree on him to be their prime minister. politics in italy works differently and it's no surprise that the prime minister shows who's not a member of the coalition parties it's not so unusual that happened before but this time it's very extreme because a populist party's extreme and mr condit is very unknown to everybody in italy he's a law professor and he's an expert of administrative law but he never appeared publicly he never had public office but he's leading to the chain cristela movement and that that may be the reason that he was chosen to lead this government and both parties both party leader as. will hope to control him from behind so to say and it may be that both of them will be in the cabinet of this prime minister and he will be their puppet on the

it to lease president appoints an interim prime minister after dave railing a euro skeptic coalition by blocking one of his cabinet picks a problem schools for his impeachment. but i mean i'm wondering if we are in a democracy and if it's in the italians to side with the germans to sign the french to sign. the u.k. condemns israel's use of force against palestinian protesters has revealed the british firms are selling a wreck or number of weapons to the country. we speak to a blackout to stand at the near nancy rally in the us he says that police tried to press false charges against him. good evening great to have you with us my name's the harvey this is r t international. yet more political turmoil is on the cards in italy and some of the country's president plans for a euro skeptic coalition he also appointed a former international monetary fund official as the interim prime minister carlo rarely stressed the need for close ties with europe the new owner will be a role within your remains fundamental ministers our continued participation in the euro area. his appointment came after

it's least president appoints an interim prime minister after dede writing a euro skeptic coalition by blocking one of its cabinet papers from think almost his impeachment part of it i'm wondering. we are in a democracy and if in italy the italians decide the germans decide the french decide. as the u.k. condemns israel's use of force against palestinian protesters it's revealed that british firms are selling a record number of weapons to the country and we speak to a black eye to this to the neo nazi rally us who says the police try to press false charges against him. because five pm here in moscow you're watching r.t. international. law yet more political turmoil is on the cards in italy after the country's president steve railed plans for a euro skeptic coalition he also appointed a former international monetary fund official this interim prime minister rarely stressed the need for close ties with europe the new owner will be a role within your remains fundamental as is our continued participation in the euro area well his appointment came after the president rejected the euro skept

it depends on which version of the coalition document you looked at.ts, that's what they call it. they have been very different about crucial issues. the final one that was released today can be summarised like more spending basically, spending on basic income, spending because there is changes to the pension reform, they become more lax and more funding for the police forces and so on and so forth. 0n the other hand you have fewer tax revenues, that is what is expected from the policies in the latest document. because there is a freezer for a tax hike that was planned for next year —— a frieze. and there was a proposal for a flat tax that is not planned. so the spending comes from this idea of a flat tax for the where do they think they are getting the money from? the document says it will get more money from the reduction of waste of public money. in terms of their position on migration or deporting, do they share a similar platform there are? they want to get rid of hundreds of thousands, right? the goals to some extent are similar. they have both p

said she condi has given up on forming a new government after the italian president rejected his coalition's euro skeptic choice for finance minister we'll have more on that in just a moment. also coming up germany's far right takes to the streets and so do its opponents be anti immigration alternative for germany has a stage show rally in the german capital with multiple counter-demonstrations trying to block its progress through central berlin thousands of police were deployed to keep them apart. some polls have just closed in colombia's presidential election and a vote that could have an impact on the country's peace process we'll find out what's at stake. and having a quad and welcome to the program italy's prime minister designate just set the conti has given up on our first to form a government this comes after his list of ministers wasn't fully approved by president sergio who rejected the would be coalitions choice of finance minister conti have been selected by the populist five star movement and the far right league but it now appears the two parties may not have a chance to govern

the populist coalition has a huge majority in the parlor. so there's no question that he will get the votes there and also the italian public is supporting this odd couple of legal chain cristela sixty percent of the people behind this coalition says a recent poll so sad your mouth that out of the president has no choice but to agree if he would not then the constitutional crisis would ensue and he would not risk that although he is part of the old establishment he says shows a social democrat. so if we understand your house this correctly it's only is about to choose for as its prime minister an unknown with no background in in politics who will not interfere in the political process and yet he's going to lead a coalition of two extreme opposite. yes he has a hard job that is hands now because he also has to read in negotiating with the european union all the contracts and all the treaties that's in the party program in the coalition program he has to find the money. to finance all those social welfare for example luigi ma has promised he a

and in iraq a coalition led by the populist shiite cleric matata inside the thief's the ruling alliance in parliamentary elections but his nationalist bloc for short of a majority now he's tops with him in a coalition government. led. the be. five hundred one hundred free glad you could join us many are calling it the wedding of the year britain's prince harry has married at the at the u.s. actress megan markel in a ceremony at windsor castle near london the bride and groom saying i will in front of a star studded crowd make an markel arrived to meet prince in a given she gal part of the way down the aisle on her own before taking the arm of harry's father prince charles the bride and groom made their vows in a ceremony that was unconventional by royal standards with a gospel choir and an energetic us preacher mix of royalty celebrities and friends of the bride and groom filled st george's chapel. bringing our correspondent burg at mass now who is in windsor good to see you burkett harry and meghan juke and duchess of sussex and now married and have shared their first kiss tell us about

coalition. all 50 nations were sometimes going across purposes to each other. john: how do we solve that? john: had we think about it in ways -- we have to realize we are giving with our coalition allies. they have their own political reasons for doing what they are doing. they all have parliaments are congresses that their generals have to respond to. john: so you're never going to admit that each country has -- theing that, let's assume germans cannot go into a certain area, take that into consideration. it is not the fault of the german parliament. realize that, and come up with a plan that utilizes each one of those countries's best capabilities. that is the first thing. we have to be humble enough to realize that every other ours, they have political answers they have to come home to. the other thing i think is if you know you are going to have a coalition approach, realize that what is promised isn't always what is delivered. i think you probably face of that with nato. you go out and recr

is part of the saudi led coalition fighting houthi rebels in the country and is a former ally of had the but splits have recently emerged that reports. they're calling for troops from the united arab emirates to leave the island of sequential. the people who live here say then will flee rebels and by that means you and your forces have no reason to stay in iraq this will just end up on closed for c.l. to minute troops and taking over some strategic locations they say it's part of they'll push them to buck forces loyal to exile be a mini president of the rebel man suit hardy. so culturally is a walled heritage site known for its unique and pristine watch from bottom and it's located just off the coast of somalia with access to major shipping routes the head of a provincial council e.-m. and ses the us soldiers should leave. these forces are present in psychiatry or in volumes that can't be understood there are illegitimately troops in these areas are there forces that belong to the who ts to be fought by the coalition here the answer is a big no. humans war pits iranian backed the bul

part of a soda led coalition the stepped in three years ago to support hadi. is in the southern city of other that's where the u.a.e. has been growing its influence funding and training armed yemeni groups now the u.a.e. is on the island of support yemen's prime minister says to deployment there is an assault on yemen so violent these protesters agree they also would much the island eunuch would be destroyed two. hundred of al-jazeera. the island of so-called tris the latest territory where any of our troops have been sent as the u.a.e. expands its military presence in the horn of africa they're also deployed elsewhere across mainland yemen and had them would for example and the coastal city of addon which was recently overrun by separatists backed by the u.a.e. and emery's appear to be building an airstrip on yemen's perry island that sits right in the middle of babylon man that straight. on the african side of the red sea the u.a.e. operates the as a naval and air base and it is fair used to support military operations in yemen for the south in somalia's bre

or a nato-led coalition or un coalition. process of early leadership to determine from the very beginning began where stabilization plays in the process. it cannot be an afterthought. it can be something we think about is a clear the first health has recently we think about. i'm sorry we went over a couple minutes. my apology to the next panel. john, thank you for your comments and contributions morning ladies and gentlemen let me think our friend mike. >> thank you . [inaudible conversations] >> good morning. my colleagues are getting themselves microphones up, let me welcome you all to the second part of our conversation. this expert panel on [inaudible] in our foreign-policy programs here at the brookings institution. really delighted to lead a conversation to a fantastic group of people. you have their full biographies so i will give them very brief introductions. immediately to the left is [inaudible] my colleague and senior fellow here who is a deep experience in afghanistan and many people who are terrorism, conflict

at last a program for italy's new coalition government. plans have been unveiled including slashing taxes and more funding for welfare programs. how the eu is welcoming the new government. angela merkel is meeting vladimir putin this friday. the two leaders are in sochi. germany's chancellor has limited contact with her russian there are newut frictions over old wounds, notably moscow's takeover of the crimea. and making way for a new generation of filmmakers in cannes. femaletlight on young directors this year, though the selection is still heavily male-dominated. ♪ the two in italy's political spectrum have agreed. -- withr has agreed plans to cut taxes and boost welfare spending in a direct challenge to eu spending rules. our correspondent joins us from brussels. how is the eu seeing this ?nlikely eurosceptic coalition plenty inthere is agreement here in brussels to make people very uncomfortable. you have one known entity and one unknown and the. the larger party is this new movement. the front person is luigi demaio. he has been very

led coalition attack syrian army positions previously this happened here and also where u.s. troops are also happen to be u.s. and started in september two thousand and sixteen and out. to the killing of thousands of syrian army soldiers and also led to the. control over of three strategic areas at the time. from on this we can bring in our senior correspondent jeff who has six tenths of experience in syria who can kind of help us understand the situation a little bit better so what we know so far well first of all the job of where this happened this allegedly these strikes took place near the t two pumping station it's an energy installation in the middle of nowhere really it's we passed through it on our way to do it as old once and. just surrounded by desert it's completely empty there isn't much in the way of any military installations in the area but. as the correspondent the force mentioned there is the background of what is currently happening t two is located one of the last remaining and one of the largest isis pockets in syria the syrian military had just pulled bac

this hour italy's president appoints an interim prime minister after the railing a euro skeptic coalition by blocking one of its cabinet picks prompting calls for his impeachment. i'm wondering if we are in a democracy if it's an italian side or the germans decide the french to side. also to come as the new k condemns israel's use of force against palestinian protesters it's revealed that british firms are selling a record number of weapons to the country. and we speak to a black eye to be stabbed in the n r c a rally in the us he says the police tried to press charges against him. the welcome is just gone six pm here in moscow you're watching r.t. international now yet more political turmoil is on the cards in italy after the country's president plans for a year a skeptic coalition he also appointed a former international monetary fund official as interim prime minister carlo cotta ready stressed the need to close ties with europe. the new owner will be. within your remains fundamental as is our continued participation in the euro area well his appointment came after the president reject

it's a nice president voice an interim prime minister off to the right wing the euro skeptic coalition by blocking one of its key cabinet picks us from the polls for his impeachment everyone who has criticized the euro both europe fail molds good as ministers. mass real estate yes just a mystic thanks who has the trust of nobody. headlines as the u.k. condemns israel's use of force against palestinian protesters so it's revealed that british firms are selling a record number of weapons to the country. speak for black civil rights activists that are near nazi rally in the united states says the police tried to press false charges against. the workers who are to international with me daniel hawkins wherever you are today thanks for joining us this hour. oh italy is heading for more political turmoil after the president blocked plans for a euro skeptic coalition he also pointed appoint a former international monetary fund official as interim prime minister which has sparked public anger from populist leaders to deal with. all those who in their lives as professionals academics everyone wh

i was in these new coalition government has put forward a political novice us promise to for many brits a rival's the left leaning five star movement and right wing northern league came together in a populist the months president and for europe. you can join me now to shed some light on the show of thanks for joining us what do you know about the candidate for prime minister a bit of a dog course missed them. yes absolutely let's not forget it's been two and a half months around about since those elections took place in italy and it's taken all this time for the two parties leg and the five star movement from the left and the right of the spectrum to come together to form what they would like to do which is to create a coalition government with the leaders of those parties have been meeting with the italian president today putting forward this name of the person that they would like to be the next prime minister well his name is just picante he is a lawyer he's not hugely well known perhaps outside of italy maybe not even so in italy but what we do know about him is that each each is a

just at the conti has given up on forming a new government after the italian president rejected his coalition the girl skeptic choice for finance minister we'll get more on that in just a moment. also coming up colombia heading to a runoff vote after sunday's presidential election what impact could it have on the country's peace process we'll get the latest from bogota. generale madrid celebrate as the canes of european football the spanish giants receive a hero's welcome home after taking the champions league title for the third straight year defeating liverpool in the final. and have a quality and welcome to the program italy's prime minister designate just that be condi has given up on efforts to form a government this comes after his list of ministers wasn't fully approved by president sergio who rejected the would be coalitions choice of finance minister condy had been selected by the populous five star movement and the far right leak but it now appears the two parties may not have a chance to govern. with limited political experience italy's coalition parties choice for prime minister w

now it's a new coalition government has put forward a political novice as prime minister to formally bitter rivals the current five star movement and right wing northern league came together in a populist alliance and president for europe shot up to the ski has the story. two no half months since the italian election and we finally have the name of the next italian prime minister he has been approved by the italian president and his name is just said be content he was put forward as a candidate by five star movement and the league who both said that they wanted him to be the next italian prime minister what do we know about him well not very much we know that he's a professor of law and he's also the author of the five star movement justice program during the election but he is the man that will now lead italy possibly over the next few years where the two parties a five star movement and leg came together despite many differences during the italian elections to form what they want to see as being a coalition government government changes how they described it in their manifesto some

defeated with the help of unrelenting coalition air strikes. this was home to tens of thousands of people, trapped in the fighting. nine months on, it is still a toxic wasteland, littered notjust with bombs, but bodies, too. it looks like children in there. there is a body here. they say they put out 130 from here. they could be is fighters and their families, or the civilians they corralled to use as human shields. and next door, they have just found more. in this one room they think they have found the remnants of 30 bodies. there are unexploded bombs around so we have to be careful but there is also the stench of death. the remains of one body is of a girl. the signs are that there were isis fighters here, but also civilians. is suicide belts lie strewn in the rubble, but many innocents were killed alongside them. translation:. there are a lot of victims from the air strikes and a lot of them are still buried under the rubble. we cannot pull them out with our bare hands. the coalition dropped orfired nearly 30,000 munitions on this one city.

fierce fighting between the who fees and the saudi coalition has left deep scars on the city. but it was like weeks or for that. the defeated rebels have had to retreat to the north of the country you see. in aden the war has been on standby for months but the city's basic facilities are still in the process of being repaired. like the main water treatment plant for example. i was i wasn't sure what that was. the frontline is situated several hundred kilometers away to the north but the destruction of basic sanitary facilities means that the wounded have to be brought here to eat and to be treated. as. well but there's another thing as well that the scope of their break up before they go off was. what they. say. they haven't yet and i that i started and i said. i don't want to die like that what would. you have i think over my yeah i might just get these fees. but i love these the bat. that they show that he was dangerous by we believe that you know i think it's you know maybe i think he's right. this is a little yeah. i. purpose of popular resistance sprang up at the onset of

italy's populist coalition nominates the prime minister. the country could finally see a new government sort in -- sworn in. russia faces a new doping scandal with lesson four weeks into the soccer world cup. suspicious test results of russian soccer squad members. ♪ >> i'm brent goff, it is good to have you with us. two weeks from withdrawing from the iran nuclear deal, the u.s. has promised to impose the strictest restraints. the 12 point plan was laid out today in washington while other foreign ministers were meeting in one us artists. france in the u.k. are working together. the progress will be difficult with russia and the european union also active in playoffs i just -- buenos aires. >> we will apply unprecedented pressure on the iraninan regime. the iranian regime should know that this is just the beginning. the sanctions will be painful if they do not change the course from the unacceptable that they had chosen to one that has rejoined the league of nations. this will indeed end up being the strongest sanctions in history we are co

a fierce fighting between the who fees and the saudi coalition has left deep scars on the city. because for. the defeated rebels have had to retreat to the north of the country's sea. in aden the war has been on standby for months but the city's basic facilities are still in the process of being repaired. like the main water treatment plant for example. i think i knew i would agree that whatever was on. the frontline is situated several hundred kilometers away to the north but the destruction of basic sanitary facilities means that the wounded have to be brought here to aden to be treated. but. there's a lot of because of it because it's break up the way i think of a lot of what i say i think of it i don't get i think gerry's and i said i i i don't want to die before that was good but if. you have i think oh boy this is life so yeah i may have the best i think he's the thank god i love these average facials he watches patients coming in by a week each day so i think it's you know maybe i think he's quite. a little yeah. groups of popular resistance sprang up at the onset of the

is headed for more political turmoil after the president blocked plans for a euro skeptic coalition he also appointed a former international monetary fund official as interim prime minister which has sparked anger from populist leaders. all those who in their lives as professionals academics everyone who is criticize the euro or europe they are not so good as ministers if this is the point we have a great problem in italy it is called democracy this is not a free democracy. shopping for weeks we work seriously and we seriously believed in this government and we were sad because many italians hope for this government to work the incredible thing is that matter religious said no to a center right candidacy but he said yes to some mr x. who has the trust of nobody but the appointment of a new interim premier came after the president rejected the euro skeptic coalitions choice of finance minister voters have been expressing their frustration over the political deadlock. what of it let me get i wanted for the northern league and i feel a little betrayed because i had hopes in everything tha

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there were already making some sort of a coalition wide coalition which i count about twenty seven m.p.'s twenty seven new m.p.'s. it's what i need. to mean with others inside the sunni area that making about twenty seven new m.p.'s and also they are negotiating with someone new j.v. . to also join this which means that we are talking about more than thirty five. piece. of that why that means they will have the chair inside the seventy or less a seventy two m.p.'s seventy two sunni piece now i think we must separate between the violence that it is connected to the recount and the violence that it will be connected to making the government two separate things on this way the first the first thing is that we are thinking about the recount and how the recount will change the seats that means there will be some seats outside the sunni about it going to the maybe this is to the to the not so no one knows exactly why we're asking these questions because as you know this is a close election at the moment you get a very tiny difference that could lead to a political realignment in the country

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