cornelia, lovely to see you. you we re cornelia, lovely to see you.great interest, discussing the impact of the us pulling out on the nuclear deal and the impact it is having on the iranian economy. nuclear deal and the impact it is having on the iranian economym nuclear deal and the impact it is having on the iranian economy. it is a cute impact and the oil sanctions only kicked in on fourth november, it is the secondary sanctions, you can't do banking any more, you can't do in shorrocks, even if you want to buy iranian oil now, you have huge problems ensuring the shipment of cargo —— you problems ensuring the shipment of cargo —— you can't do in —— insurance. they have talked about coming up at other means, trade in local currencies, but from practical point of view it doesn't work. local currencies, but from practical point of view it doesn't workm doesn't work. let's say i am siemens andi doesn't work. let's say i am siemens and i do this in whatever currency, i still have operations in the us which i need to safeguard, and the iranian market is r

slowly but steadily accepting some some some good pressure cornelia thanks very much good to talk to you as ever here on the news i will stay with those live pictures of you joining us here on the news are the saudi crown prince mohammed bin sama flanked by king abdullah the second of jordan big investor conference you look heard it discussed over the past ten days or so in the desert that's the short term there's so much money involved it's the closest descriptive term the people who manage to come up with to put together how much money is put on the table saudi arabia tries to diversify because even the saudis there is a realisation that the oil eventually will run out they have to diversify they have to find other. ways to make money and it kind of dovetails with one of the reforms that the crown prince has been very keen to put forward and to get in place one of his initiatives i think they went public with it about eighteen months ago was to create jobs for for saudis for local people because that was something that they realized they had to do his critics then said at the time

we have cornelia mayer with us.t ministers have said to them it isa cabinet ministers have said to them it is a question of when, not if, when it comes

we have cornelia mayer with us. the daily telegraph says cabinet ministers have said to them it isa cabinet ministers have said to them it is a question of when, not if, when it comes to the pm stepping down. it is reminiscent of tony blairand down. it is reminiscent of tony blair and gordon brown, remember when they said, when tony blair was asked to tell what he was stepping down, to step aside? yeah, ifeel sorry for her, it is incredibly unhelpful, because right now she should really concentrate on brexit. this whole brouha ha should really concentrate on brexit. this whole brouhaha in the conservative party, with the brexiteers, jacob rees—mogg, boris johnson, you know, conjuring up all the dissent, it is not helpful because she has to negotiate now with europe, not within her own party. she is, and that is the reality and today she delivers her speech at the tory party conference. last year there were all sorts going on, letters falling down behind her, she lost her voice, a protest ran in with his p45, it was

some world famous fantasy novels come from germany from people like cornelia funke are one of the world's best known authors for young people japanese german author yokota water is included with an unusual tale about the family of berlin's renowned and beloved polar bear can eat less known writers ranks side by side with bestselling mainstream authors. and nobel prize laureates in literature. the selection has of course drawn criticism. who dreamed up the idea for the one hundred german must read project welcome. everyone who sees this list will immediately start thinking about it isn't this or that missing or here's one too many why is this one on it's not the other one that's how it is with all rankings and that's just how it should be going also so this should be discussed and as far as i'm concerned over german literature. but as important as in-depth literary discussions may be there has to be time left over for peace. to read. them to live longer live longer. and to go along with add you can find more information about the one hand it must read selected by our experts on our web spe

and we visit best selling german author cornelia funk or in the us. this implore on arts twenty one one hundred german must reads from the frankfurt book fair even all of many of the books on our list of one hundred german must have been made into films and of course because of this many people abroad know and have an image of the german capital berlin i'm thinking for instance of the t.v. series babylon berlin based on the novel by far. berlin is the setting for many of the books on the list sabina can you explain to us the endless fascination with the city always done and i don't know. developed into a metropolis in the early twentieth century in the one nine hundred twenty s. it was the place people moved to in germany that. something was going on with and i don't know what to call it it was the arts the outsiders and of course politics that's one berlin's legendary aura developed and bought an incredible number of novels in the twenty's and thirty's were set in berlin if you will mani that's months ago and many writers lived there and wrote about

brant they may go close to the ninety's right we'll keep an eye on that maybe talk to you again cornelia maya joining us from london thank you. plenty more ahead for you this news down with the u.s. midterm elections just a few weeks away we're looking at the state of the american economy and the impact the economy might have on the election. but right now we're looking at a taliban attack in western afghanistan which has left at least seventeen members of the security forces dead several others have been taken captive gunmen are reported to have attacked seven security check sorry posts in far a province on saturday nights and that was after a bomb blast at an election rally which killed at least twenty two people on saturday thirty six others were injured in the northeastern province of calcutta the crowd was there listening to a speech by a female candidate standing in next saturday's parliamentary elections so let's talk about both of these with passion in kabul hashim let's start with this attack on the security forces. come out it was an attack that target to a check post of the ar

to learn that i write in german and you hear on and when i visit schools the kids always ask me cornelia say something in german for kim and us can i ask you something in german on you know when i do they're completely fascinated that they really don't understand it and that i can speak it when that's if that's come up canadia phone has made working wing which is still german i was she knows all the time what the neighbors one hundred via tottenham and they call. this and that marking off to but most of her readers don't care what language she writes in for them it's the story the counts. that's cotland was follow and so was the realm of heaven the valley that the last dragons in this world have called the home for two years now. is of course a best selling author of fantasy novels for young people that also strike a chord with adults and when you look over this list and do a head count it looks like about a third of the authors are women so why so few buy place. homes of a nation this interest i'm full of it simply reflects the number of published female authors. then it's still that wa

conference in riyadh late is this month and jamal was telling us a little bit earlier i spoke to cornelia meyer about it especially on emerging markets and the c.e.o. of resource. there is this future investment in the shift this big conference which should go ahead. in just about ten days time and a lot of big names and a lot of big media organizations have pulled out so this is not this is not good and the whole basis of the vision twenty thirty the very forward looking economic policy to bring saudi arabia read it off oil bring it into the twenty first century really depends on working with foreign partners and getting investment in because you know your price was very low and people worried about a huge inventors overhang of about three hundred forty million barrels now markets are tight to actually be learning the five year to the inventors are below the five year average so you know every little thing will move the needle so if i was i mean i i am watching you all markets very closely because to morrow we will see oil prices spike tomorrow we may see them they will go beyond eighty

cornelia pollard. the fourth withdrew her nomination. compared to the way senate democrats treated president bush's d.c. circuit nominees, the confirmation process for president obama's first nominee, judge vassen was a walk in the park. he was confirmed. 11 months after nomination by a vote of 97-0. not a single republican a poopp his nomination. compare that to the votes on president bush's d.c. circuit nominees. 43 no votes for judge brown. 36 votes for judge kavanaugh. you would have thought it was president 1990s again. president obama's other d.c. circuit nominees were confirmed only after senate democrats changed the rules. and in order to eliminate the filibuster for lower court nominees. the hubris of this move was quite something. it was democrats, recall, who first deployed the judicial filibuster ten years earlier to block president bush's nominees. now that the shoe was on the other foot and a democrat was in the white house, senate democrats have no compunctions about changing the rules to suit their needs. as you can imagi

analyst cornelia meyer says it's a major development. huge facility. in 2024 it will produce around 6.5 million tonnes per annum of lng and can run up to 26 million tonnes. the two because consumers so far have been korea and japan, but china is really, really ramping up —— the two biggest consumers. they are getting rid of the coal—fired power plants. shell thinks that by 2035 we will have doubled the demand for lng from where we are now, so it is big. many of us are looking for ways of becoming more environmentally conscious — but seaweed may not be the first thing that springs to mind. however an indonesian inventor has found new ways to use the marine algae — liz bonnin went to see how. what is this made of? it's made out of seaweed. we're not using any chemical process. so we can use it for on the bar, then for the coffee sachet. stir it. that's great, that's a great cup of coffee. for soap, so you don't need to open the soap, we can just wash our hands. that dissolves really quickly. i presume the only nutrition in this is in the w

columnist cornelia meyer of the consulting firm wire resource says that despite companies appearing to boycott the event they still have a presence at the form to ensure future investment certainly don't have lost on some money and certainly they have lost on some of the big names the head of the deceased did not go but he still sponsors the conference because he still wants to choose the banking license in the kingdom then you have to big companies like jamie diamond didn't go from che p. morgan but you know think back j.p. morgan has had a relationship with the kingdom since one thousand nine hundred thirty foot of business people they just say ok days a vision twenty thirty and there's lots of investment opportunities so de may look at it that way but when i look at how much investment really went into the kingdom last year saying i think it's something like one point four billion and the multitude of that has left the kingdom saudi arabia has been one of the biggest investors in the u.s. tech industry for years but as questions grow over khashoggi is death these ties are under scru