e.u. china and russia had sixty days to protect iran's oil and banking sector from u.s. sanctions all this threatens to ravel what really was an agreement a diplomatic agreement of historic proportions and twenty fifteen the obama. administration the e.u. russia china and iran finally signed this historic deal that had taken years of negotiation but it led to iran holding its nuclear weapons production in exchange for the easing of sanctions or years are that something ministration pulled out of the deal this month in the prior years hasn't seen much in the pressure on the iran that your peers have been trying to meucci gave this situation around the clock yeah and although the u.s. is that of the right wing in the tower and the americans on the conditioning iran and with economic sanctions they are doing well so you see these secondary sanctions that means they're threatening to target any foreign companies that deal with tehran and guess which side many multinationals are choosing europe start all sorts of complicated mechanisms to circumvent these new realities of the

e.u. russia china and iran finally signed this historic deal that had taken years of negotiation but it led to iran holding its nuclear weapons production in exchange for the easing of sanctions a year ago the trumpet ministration pulled out of the deal always said that the deal would be so if they were on it they will ultimately around the ability to develop a nuclear weapon but trump over the past year has been of much similar pressure on iran and the europeans have been trying to mitigate this situation throughout the past year and although the u.s. has sort of thrown in the towel the e.u. has said that it still wants to make this deal work and they are trying behind the scenes it seems that there is sort of diplomatic pressure being applied but washington is making it very difficult for example the americans aren't just punishing iran with the economic sanctions they are doing what so called these secondary sanctions that means they're threatening to target any foreign companies that deal with tehran and guess which side many multinationals are choosing europe side all sorts of complica

e.u. russia china and iran sort of signed this deal was saw iran holding its nuclear weapons program in exchange for the easing of sanctions i was that was off to countless rounds of negotiations when it was finally signed in vienna this deal it was really a momentous occasion but a year ago the trumpet ministration pulled out of the deal trumps argued that the deal was too soft on terror and in that it still ultimately gave iran the ability to produce a nuclear weapon and then to mount the mantra from washington towards tehran has been that of maximum pressure so donald trump took away all the carrots in terms of easing sanctions against iran and he replaced them with big sticks and all this time throughout the past year the europeans have been saying that they are committed to the deal that they want to make it work and they really are trying behind the scenes there have been diplomatic efforts but washington is making it very difficult for the europeans who are stuck in the middle here for example the americans on just punishing iran with economic sanctions they're doing something called seco

e.u. russia china and iran finally signed this historic deal that had taken years of negotiation but it led to iran holding its nuclear weapons production in exchange for the easing of sanctions i hear the trumpet ministration pulled out of the deal . the mantra over the past year has been of maximum pressure on iran and the europeans have been trying to mitigate this situation throughout the past year and although the u.s. has sort of thrown in the towel the americans on just punishing iran with the economic sanctions they are doing what so called these secondary sanctions that means they're threatening to target any foreign companies that deal with tehran and guess which side many multinationals are choosing europe's tried all sorts of complicated mechanisms to circumvent the new reality there is a system called instead that's not yet operational but they're trying to kind of block the sanctions from european companies that are still up holding their side of the deal but really this deal has taken a big hit the net result is that tehran says that all they've had from europe for the past y

e.u. russia china and iran managed after years of painstaking negotiations to put together this deal that saw iran hold to its nuclear weapons program in exchange for the easing of sanctions i was there actually a countless rounds of negotiations and when the deal was finally signed in vienna in the summer of twenty fifteen it was really hailed as a momentous occasion and something a magnificent achievement for sort of well diplomacy but a year ago the trumpet ministration tore up the deal it was something that trump had said that he'd wanted to do for a while he argued that the deal was too soft on iran it still allowed it to make nuclear weapons. eventually tirana blackmailed the world into getting what it wanted a year ago in twenty eighteen washington simply pulled out of the deal unilaterally and since then the trump mantra towards iran has been that of simone precious so donald trump took away all the carrots that were given to iran as part of that deal energy replace with big standing and the europeans have said throughout this past year where they've been in this increasingly awkw

e.u. china and russia the deal was designed to keep iran from acquiring nuclear weapons in return iran would see sanctions lifted now the iranian government has said it will suspend some of its commitments to the deal tehran has so far not been willing to meet with the u.s. on monday afternoon pompeo met with german foreign minister heiko mass just. as we have a different understanding at the new could a deal to chair the same goal of keeping iran from getting nuclear weapons. and we need to address the new role of iran in the region. at the moment i don't see any better or other suggestions for a better deal i think it's wise to stick to the one we have in the. us 101st. a deal he hopes will keep tensions from escalating. and if we know the drill indeed every correspondent rebecca ritter's in brussels brussels rebecca did on bail get the support he was hoping for in brussels. well that's hard to say on rita without knowing exactly what might pompei or wanted from this meeting today but if we assume that he wanted the e.u. to support the us in scrapping the iran nuclear deal then the answer

e.u. china and russia the deal was designed to keep iran from acquiring nuclear weapons in return iran would see sanctions lifted now the iranian government has said it will suspend some of its commitments to the deal tehran has so far not been willing to meet with the u.s. on monday afternoon pompeo met with german foreign minister heiko mass just. as we have a different understanding at the new could a deal to chair the same goal of keeping iran from getting nuclear weapons. and we need to address the new role of iran in the region. at the moment i don't see any better or other suggestions for a better deal i think it's wise to stick to the one we. must 100. a deal he hopes will keep tensions from escalating. now for more on this story i'm joined by political analyst of the father learn new job he's with the brookings doha center welcome to you know the u.s. and the e.u. on opposite ends of this is iran nuclear deal what is my combi you doing in busses well i mean the 2 sides have been parting ways in terms of iran policy for at least a year now but now with the recent you know signs of es

e.u. is definitely still determined to save the deal along with russia and china it should be pointed out it's not just the e.u. 3 who are still in the deal and this is something that they maintained today even with secretary pompei you hear they have so far not been convinced by the u.s. argument that throwing out the nuclear agreement would make the region safer in any way the u.s. would like to pull iran in to a wider agreement on some of these other behaviors development of ballistic missile support for proxy militias but the e.u. has has stayed firm that keeping the nuclear program under control is at least one stable facet of the relationship at the same time with iran's threats last week to go back to nuclear enrichment the e.u. is in a very very difficult place in the middle threats from the one from the washington threats from tehran there's going to be some very difficult negotiations ahead it's a different difficult position indeed terry looking down the road with iran facing u.s. sanctions the european union can't alone prop up iran's economy so what are the u.s. hopes long ter

european union and i think as as also other speakers said i think 2 other countries russia and china should join the e.u. in somehow implementing the effective in sticks that is more global that other countries could also benefit from this and this should be somehow an autonomy so that the united states government could not reach out to it and as far as i see in the trade bait and trade a sadistic 6 within the global value chains european union is to intertwine is too involved to be the u.s. economy so i cannot see such an autonomy i mean in economy terms in the near future but there could be at least some other parts of the economy that. somehow disconnected from the u.s. market and this is possible and that could be achieved through some account of them like instincts and those could be supported by blocking blocking the statute and many other economic measures could be implemented in order to achieve this ok and and and foresee i think we have run outs of time but thank you so much so all 3 of my guests for your thoughts on how to to deal with this predicament i'd like to say thank you it's not so th

e.u. and its institutions. ron's foreign minister has called for china and russia to take concrete actions to save the iranian nuclear agreement visiting beijing mohammad javad zarif called on the countries friendly with iran stepped up their trade in the face of new u.s. sanctions. officials in afghanistan say several children were killed when an explosive device attached to a motorbike went off in a market in the western her out province around 20 people were also wounded including the district chief no one has claimed responsible for the responsibility for the bombing. and there's been a shock result in australia's national elections prime minister scott morrison is conservative coalition has retained office despite trailing in the polls before election day in a victory speech to supporters morrison called the win a miracle after conceding defeat the leader of the opposition labor party bill shorten said he would step down after 6 years at the helm. for a straight conservatives and their leader this is an unexpectedly sweet victory scott morrison had trailed in every poll since he became prime minister but the for

e.u. and its institutions. iran's foreign minister has called for china and russia to take concrete actions to save his country's nuclear agreement visiting beijing mohammad. called on friendly countries to step up their trade with iran in the face of renewed u.s. sanctions on the country. officials in afghanistan say several children were killed when an explosive device attached to a motorbike went off in a market in western herat province another 20 people were wounded including the district chief no one has claimed responsibility for the bombing there's been a shock result in australia's national elections prime ministers scott morrison is conservative coalition has retained office despite having trailed in the polls beforehand the country's general election now pretty clear in a victory speech to supporters morrison described his election win as a miracle cure regionally one power less than a year ago becoming the 3rd conservative prime minister since 2013 it's still unclear if morrison will win major government. authority or have to rely on support of conservative independents he ran a campaign sander don h

e.u. and its institutions iran's foreign minister has called for china and russia to take concrete actions to save his country's nuclear agreement visiting beijing mohamed. called on friendly countries to step up their trade with iran in the face of renewed u.s. sanctions on the country. to the to the go now by in munich have sealed a 7 straight title after convincing final day win over a fine frankfurt. you were walking in to lift the trophy fire had their fate in their own hands on the final day and they made no mistake with a 51 victory frank rich and well been. ford in their final appearances for buying and keeping with tradition coach nico it's was drenched in beer of course his side ended up 2 points ahead of richard dawkins oliver moody from sports is with me now to talk a little bit more about this championship year i mean. they always dominate but this year byron did not know what happened yes certainly i mean they're not used to waiting to the last day of the season to confirm the latest lolla but i think the fact that they did have to wait so long is a sign of great up evil at t

e.u. and its institutions. iran's foreign minister has called for china and russia to take concrete actions to save his country's nuclear green visiting beijing mohamed we've called on friendly countries to step up their trade with iran in the face of renewed u.s. sanctions on the country. to the buddhist leader now by in munich have sealed a 7th straight title after convincing final day when over and talk frankfurt. this was the moment they got to lift the blueness legal trophy by and had their fate in their own hands on the final day and they made no mistake with a 51 victory frank rebury on hand involving both scored in their final appearances for boston and keeping with tradition coach nico called botts was drenched in beer his side ended up 2 points ahead of the loose you're doing. all removed from duty of use forte's is with me now i got to ask you it's the 7th consecutive title to bahrain but the 40 usual dominant selves in this this time around why is that yeah absolutely i mean they're not used to being made to wait until the last day of the season by another they've usually got wrapped up a lot earlier

european union and i think as as also other speakers said i think 2 other countries russia and china should join the e.u. in somehow implementing the effective in sticks that is more global that other countries could also benefit from this and this should be somehow an autonomy so that the united states government could not reach out to it and as far as i see in the trade bait and trade a sadistic 6 really into global value chains european union is to intertwine is too involved with the u.s. economy so i cannot see such an autonomy i mean in economy terms in the near future but there could be at least some other parts of the economy that. somehow disconnected from the u.s. market and this is possible and that could be achieved through some account of them like in stocks and those could be supported by blocking blocking the statute and many other economic measures could be implemented in order to achieve this ok and and and foresee i think we have run outs of time but thank you so much that's all 3 of my guests for your thoughts on how to have to deal with this predicament so i'd like to say thank you it

european union and i think as as also other speakers said i think 2 other countries russia and china should join the e.u. in somehow implementing the effective in stakes that is more global that other countries could also benefit from this and this should be somehow an autonomy so that the united states government could not reach out to it and as far as i see in the trade bait and trade of sadistic 6 really into global value chains european union is to intertwine its too involved with the u.s. economy so i cannot see such an autonomy i mean in economy terms in the near future but there could be at least some other parts of the economy that. somehow disconnected from the u.s. market and this is possible and that could be achieved through some account of them like in stocks and those could be supported by blocking blocking the statute and many other economic measures could be implemented in order to achieve this ok and and and foresee i think we have run out of time but thank you so much that's all 3 of my guests for your thoughts on how to have to deal with this predicament so i'd like to say thank you i

e.u. russia venezuela and iran to its attack on the superpower of the 21st century china is what the doldrums not yet resigned f.b.i. director christopher ray says about china it's a threat to our economic security and by extension it's a threat to our national security but it's even more fundamental and that is behavior that violates the rule. it violates principles of fairness and integrity it violates our rules based world order that's existed since the end of world war 2 . put plainly china scenes determined to steal its way up the economic ladder at our expense we've been unable to secure an interview with the chinese ambassador to london about allegations like these the china is a rogue state bent on theft suffice it to say that the us is clearly violated the post 945 rules based order from career in vietnam to palestine nicaragua or in cuba here though is what china is saying about us policy if the us and china will have to respond to me highness never afraid of any pressure on china certainly has been pressured he has a us cable news presenter telling the world not even to be surprise

e.u. because they have sent letters to any and leaders of. european countries plus russia and china you haven't had any official reaction yet but i think they negotiate to somehow save the deal which is quite unlikely to save it. thank you so much tom said by sekhar head of devious person service putting this announcement from iran in perspective that they will partially withdraw from their landmark nuclear deal thank you. and we have some more breaking news for you here on d.w. our correspondent in islam about says that aasia bibi a christian woman who spent two years on death row for blasphemy has left the country and is said to be heading to canada to be reunited with her daughters the aussie abebe was sentenced to death back in two thousand and ten after being accused of insulting the prophet mohammad any dispute with muslim colleagues last year she won an appeal against her conviction which sparked widespread protests throughout pakistan and death threats from religious extremists the mother of five has been living in safe houses since her sentence was overturned. let's go to p

e.u. russia venezuela and iran to its attack on the superpower of the 21st century china is what the doldrums not yet resigned f.b.i. director christopher ray says about china it's a threat to our economic security and by extension it's a threat to our national security. but it's even more fundamental and that is behavior that file it's the rule of law it violates principles of fairness and integrity it violates our rules based world order that's existed since the end of world war 2. put plainly china scenes determined to steal its way up the economic ladder at our expense we've been unable to secure an interview with the chinese ambassador to london about allegations like these the china is a rogue state bent on theft suffice it to say that the us is clearly violated the post 945 rules based order from career in vietnam to palestine nicaragua or in cuba here though is what china is saying about us policy if the us and china will have to respond to me highness never afraid of any pressure on china certainly has been pressured he has a us cable news presenter telling the world not even to be s

members ofallies or the jcpoa, china, russia, and the e.u. itself. you have multiple audiences, and you have to privilege that audience. we can have a balance between them, but you have to privilege one over the other. who do you privilege? if you want to relive the iranian people, use maximum strategy pressure. if you want to privilege some of your allies, which do you choose? the state department is concerned about allies. and, that tells you which audience that they seek to mollify, and not without justification either. importantans are an part of this equation. but you have to make choices that are going to make some people upset. far, the trump administration has made the choice that they are going to make the europeans upset. years, if they go into negotiations, you may see a reversal of that proposition, i think. i fear. lee: how different does the landscape look now? you talked about the energy receipts. you are there in 2013. i know you have back -- have not been back to tehran recently. but from the outside, what does it look like, are ther

russia more than actually establish what happened. germany's found itself went into the u.s. china trade dispute his visit to the e.u. nation america's secretary of state met with german chancellor angela merkel and other top officials and it appears that washington is trying to ramp up pressure on berlin over defense issues especially when it comes to the 5 g. network and energy matters. as the details from the german capital. 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 communist party m

e.u. leaders come up with some new solutions some say that tehran might decide that the deal is simply not worth saving. what europe needs to do is first approach the remaining. participants russia and china and urge them to take steps commensurate with what europe is doing but also they need to to find solidarity with our men in the united states who can push back on this new conservatism that is hell bent on you know seeing this to your fail and potentially making war more possible fraud says defense ministers said that if iran breaks the deal the e.u. could impose sanctions european powers could be gambling on iran not want to risk more damage to their economy or lose strategic allies as the stakes are raised on all sides the future the twenty fifteen a court looks increasingly fragile. al-jazeera paris. what should nephew was the lead sanctions expert for the u.s. team negotiating with iran on the nuclear deal and he says that while the u.s. is to blame for the increasing tensions iran should balance its response. well certainly iran has a choice and it's i think a little bit of a false description by mr zarif to say this is what we have to do now after all the nuclear steps that they

e.u. leaders come up with some new solutions some say that tehran might decide that the deal is simply not worth saving. europe needs to do is first approach the remaining . participants russia and china and urge them to take steps commensurate with what europe is doing but also they need to to find solidarity with elements in the united states you can push back on this new conservatism that is hell bent on you know seeing this deal fail and potentially making war more possible for his defense ministers said that if iran breaks the deal the e.u. could impose sanctions european powers could be gambling on iran not want to risk more damage to their economy or lose strategic allies as the stakes are raised on all sides the future the twenty fifteen a cool it looks increasingly fragile natascha buchla al-jazeera paris now which a nephew with the late factions expert for the u.s. team negotiating with iran on the nuclear danger than he says that while the u.s. is to blame for increasing tensions iran should balance its response well certainly iran has a choice it's i think a little bit of a false description i have for mr zarif to say this is what we have to do now after all nuclear steps

e.u. leaders come up with some new solutions some say that tehran might decide that the deal is simply not worth saving. europe needs to do is first approach the remaining . participants russia and china and urge them to take steps commensurate with what europe is doing but also they need to to find solidarity with elements in the united states who can push back on this new conservatism that is hell bent on you know seeing this deal fail and potentially making war more possible for all his defense ministers said that if iran breaks the deal the e.u. could impose sanctions european powers could be gambling on iran not want to risk more damage to their economy or lose strategic allies as the stakes are raised on all sides the future the twenty fifteen a cool it looks increasingly fragile. al-jazeera paris. still ahead here around zero living in danger more and what some nigerians are doing to protect their communities. how the crisis in venezuela is putting transplant patients at risk. and i would you like to see the development of a rain system just coming out of africa now you see the cloud forming and then for me a particular shape a little arched back and then something like a prole

e.u. leaders come up with some new solutions some say that tehran might decide that the deal is simply not worth saving. what europe needs to do is first approach the remaining. participants russia and china and urge them to take steps commensurate with what europe is doing but also they need to to find solidarity with aliments in the united states you can push back on this new conservatism that is hell bent on you know seeing this into your fail and potentially making war more possible fraud says defense ministers said that if iran breaks the deal the e.u. could impose sanctions european powers could be gambling on iran not want to risk more damage to their economy or lose strategic allies as the stakes are raised on all sides the future the twenty fifteen a court looks increasingly fragile. al-jazeera paris. president trans says for the first time the u.s. sees the north korean cargo ship involved in illicit coal shipments in violation of american and u.n. sanctions this is south korea says pyongyang has fired what appear to be two short range missiles from the northwestern city of casals it's the second such test in less than a week south korea's military says the missiles were directe

e.u. leaders come up with some new solutions some say that tehran might decide that the deal is simply not worth saving. what europe needs to do is first approach the remaining. participants russia and chinaand urge them to take steps commensurate with what europe is doing but also they need to to find solidarity with our women in the united states who can push back on this new conservatism that is hell bent on you know seeing this deal fail and potentially making war more possible fraud says defense ministers said that if iran breaks the deal the e.u. could impose sanctions european powers could be gambling on iran not want to risk more damage to their economy or lose strategic allies as the stakes are raised on all sides the future the twenty fifteen a court looks increasingly fragile. al-jazeera paris. let's get more on this now we're joined by richard nephew he was the lead sanctions expert for the u.s. team negotiating with iran on the nuclear deal and he's joining us now live from we hawk and new jersey very good to have you with us on al-jazeera we will talk more about what the latest we've heard from the iranian foreign minister shortly but first i want to ask you because you were

e.u. leaders come up with some new solutions some say they tehran might decide that the deal is simply not worth saving. what europe needs to do is first approach the remaining. participants russia and china and urge them to take steps commensurate with what europe is doing but also they need to to find solidarity with aliments in the united states who can push back on this new conservatism that is hell bent on you know seeing this city or fail and potentially making war more possible fraud says defense ministers said that if iran breaks the deal the e.u. could impose sanctions european powers could began. only wrong will want to risk more damage to their economy or lose strategic allies as the stakes are raised on all sides the future the twenty fifteen a court looks increasingly fragile. al-jazeera paris well our white house correspondent kimberly hackett joins us live now kimberly in a way the european countries are caught between iran on one side and the u.s. on the other they've always been very clear that in the sara lee agree with donald trump approach to the nuclear deal and the. u.s. government has put a lot of pressure on them but in terms been speaking about iran as we've been

e.u. leaders come up with some new solutions some say that tehran might decide that the deal is simply not worth saving. what europe needs to do is first approach the remaining. participants russia and china and urge them to take steps commensurate with what europe is doing but also they need to to find solidarity with aliments in the united states who can push back on this new conservatism that is hell bent on you know seeing this city or fail and potentially making war more possible france's defense minister said that if iran breaks the deal the e.u. could impose sanctions european powers could be gambling on iran not want to risk more damage to their economy or lose strategic allies as the stakes are raised on all sides the future the twenty fifteen a court looks increasingly fragile. al-jazeera paris with the u.s. deputy assistant secretary for arabian gulf. so the military conflict with iran is not the intention of the administration. the administration's been very clear and you know secretary powell laid out our twelve point plan. and no one would be happier than we would if iran were to rejoin the community of nations this build up that we're doing now the show of force is to demon

e.u. leaders come up with some new solutions some say that tehran might decide that the deal is simply not worth saving. what europe needs to do is first approach the remaining. participants russia and china and urge them to take steps commensurate with what europe is doing but also they need to to find solidarity with aliments in the united states you can push back on this new conservatism that is hell bent on you know seeing this city or fail and potentially making war more possible fraud says defense ministers said that if iran breaks the deal the e.u. could impose sanctions european powers could be gambling on iran not want to risk more damage to their economy or lose strategic allies as the stakes are raised on all sides the future the twenty fifteen a court looks increasingly fragile. al-jazeera paris and a short while ago president trump said he is open to talks with iran to secure a new deal. their economy is a mess ever since i took away the iran deal they have inflation that's the highest number ever heard. they having riots every weekend and during the week even and what they should be doing is calling me up sitting down we can make a deal a fair deal we just don't want to have

russia relations travel to salt you from brussels where he met with several e.u. foreign ministers and officials on monday to discuss the iran nuclear deal. so the head of al-jazeera china hits back and the markets react we'll have the latest on the escalating trade war with the u.s. those considered to be at the bottom of india's social hierarchy turn to politics to be. hello there it really is looking quite wet over parts of china over the next day or say for a look at the satellite picture we can see the cloud here is it's pulling itself together as it works its way towards the east so shanghai seeing some wet weather already and there's plenty more still to come in fact the rain just to the west is looking even heavier through the end we province through parts of who bay and head now and that's where we're expecting some of the west of the weather the whole system is just drifting a bit further south which as we head through the day so more cloud more rain is expected here with some showers even over parts of hong kong towards the west we've seen a fair amount of cloud just drift its way over policy of northern india including new delhi we've seen the odd shower her

e.u. as an institution." but there was no such criticism the oval office today president trump pressed to loosen hungary's reliancon russia and chinad build closer ties with the u.s. for more on what this newfound alliance means for hungary and for europe we turnhao charles kun. he was the senior director for european affairs on the national security council staff during the obama white house. he is now a senior fellow at the council on foreign relations, and a professor at georgetown university. welcome back to the newshour. th youd to be >> for people who have not been following vik viktor orban's career or where he sits in the orbit of european politicsk tell us por about him. >> well, as your piece said, he starts off as a disheveled liberal post comom nis progressive. he has one bite of the apple as prime minister from '98 to 2002 and then he comes back in 2010 and he has been there ever since. and he essentially tracked from ft to the right to the further right over the course of his political career. and in many respects, is a person that is ahead of his time in the sense that he became anti-immigrant, anti-europe, closed do

it's not just china that sees africa as the continent of opportunity of this century, it's also russia, it's brazil, turkey, our e.u. allies. the united states has stood still or gone sideways while other countries invested significantly in opening new embassies and sending trade missions and setting heads of state in convening conferences the japanese are doing as much, if not more in terms of trade. president obama convened a conference of virtually every head of state of africa here. in the four years since then, china's had one every year. we have not had a comparable second one. we are, i think, asleep at the switch in one of the most important development opportunities in human history. africa is the only continent that by its demographics is positioned for success in this century where it is a majority, young country that has a dramatically growing work force. there are obviously challenges and strains and issues in terms of access to infrastructure and to capital and to the economy, and to stability, but most americans and most american business leaders don't realize the abundance of opportunities in africa

e.u. leaders come up with some new solutions some say that tehran might decide that the deal is simply not worth saving. what europe needs to do is first approach the remaining. participants russia and china and urge them to take steps commensurate with what europe is doing but also they need to to find solidarity with our mints in the united states you can push back on this new conservatism that is hell bent on you know seeing this deal fail and potentially making war more possible for all says defense ministers said that if iran breaks the deal the e.u. could impose sanctions european powers could be gambling only wrong will want to risk more damage to their economy or lose strategic allies as the stakes are raised on all sides the future twenty fifteen a cool it looks increasingly fragile. al-jazeera paris industrial metals are the latest to join a long list of sanctions the u.s. has imposed on iran last month a demand that all countries stop buying uranium oil iran's biggest customers china india south korea and turkey now face sanctions themselves if they continue to source or oil from iran any dealings with iran's a central bank and other state owned financial institutions are consi

e.u. leaders come up with some new solutions some say that tehran might decide that the deal is simply not worth saving. what europe needs to do is first approach the remaining. participants russia and china and urge them to take steps commensurate with what europe is doing but also they need to to find solidarity with our.

e.u. leaders come up with some new solutions some say that tehran might decide that the deal is simply not worth saving. what europe needs to do is first approach the remaining. participants russia and china and urge them to take. steps commensurate with what europe is doing but also they need to to find solidarity with aliments in the united states you can push back on this new conservatism that is hell bent on. seeing this fail and potentially making war more possible defense ministers said that if iran breaks the deal the e.u. could impose sanctions european powers could be gambling only wrong will want to risk more damage to their economy or lose strategic allies as the stakes are raised on all sides the future twenty fifteen a cool it looks increasingly fragile. paris at least four people have been killed and six injured in a suicide bombing in iraq's capital the bomber carried out the attack at a market in eastern baghdad the district is predominantly populated by muslims and is the target of frequent sectarian acts the cia has warned friends and colleagues of murdered journalists. that their potential targets of the saudi governments the report by time magazine says three people ha

e.u. and its institutions. iran's foreign minister has called for china and russia to take concrete actions to save its country's nuclear agreement visiting beijing mohammad job called on friendly countries to step up their trade with iran in the face of renewed u.s. sanctions in the country. to australia now scott more since conservative coalition has won reelection despite having trailed in the polls before the country's general election more so in originally one power less than a year ago becoming the 3rd conservative prime minister since 2013 ran a campaign centered on his personality and on the risks posed to the middle class by the opposition labor party's tax policy it's still unclear if morson will win middle majority government thinks it will have to rely on support of conservative independents. a short time ago morrison's challenger opposition labor leader bill shorten conceded defeat i want to say. i know that you're all hurting and i am and so. in the national interest a short while ago. scott morrison to congratulate him. reported your reader has been following the australian election very closely a