the pigeons if i listen to some of the people i've been talking to among the diplomats in brussels federica mockery they're far from happy that might pump aoe was in town on this day he wasn't supposed to be here he was supposed to be in moscow he did turn up and this is what represented the for foreign affairs had to say when it came to the iran deal they need to keep it alive we. still invite iran to comply with all its nuclear commitments and that is a full determination on the european union side and also all that understates expressed that today very clearly and continue to implementing it for all the nuclear deal with it and federica mockery and he said all of the parts of the iran deal just then because last week iran said that it would not continue to uphold all parts of the deal the 2015 deal that came on the anniversary of the united states saying that it would pull out wholeheartedly from the agreement now the u.s. decision to do that donald trump's decision to unilaterally pull the u.s. out of it it caused an awful lot of problems and it saw a lot of a u. nations member states a

that today very clearly and continue to implementing it for all of the nuclear deal that it and federica mockery and he said all of the parts of the iran deal just then because last week iran said that it would not continue to uphold all parts of the deal the 2015 deal that came on the anniversary of the united states saying that it would pull out wholeheartedly from the agreement now the u.s. decision to do that donald trump's decision to unilaterally pull the u.s. out of it it caused an awful lot of problems and it's all. a lot of a u. nations member states also brussels itself condemning the united states for doing so now we've also started to see some of the 28 member states starting to to question iran well ideas when it comes to whether they should stay in it should the uranian government decide that they want to pull out wholeheartedly from the 2050 nuclear deal of it's we agree with other e.u. states the nuclear deal is necessary for us security and it's gong to prevent iran from obtaining nuclear weapons iran has agreed to vital compliance measures if they break that deal and th

federica to feel i'm the product and it is me unger to forfree.a is to feel i'm the product and it is me unger to for free. federica is a data and privacy campaigner and i sat down with her to talk through my concerns. there are two separate types of palms, when it's accurate it's very creepy and you wonder why this company knows how much alcohol you consume, but when it isn't it can be equally concerning, maybe you're misclassified as something negative and you aren't but you're not aware the company... somewhere in some database a company think you're a gambler and there's nothing you're a gambler and there's nothing you can do about it. it's managed to generate thousands of categories, probably some derived from other categories in this dataset, all with us categories in this dataset, all with us without actually really volunteering any of this information in the first place, and frankly getting no benefit from it. well i'd be targeted on the basis of how indulgent i am? yes, categories it's because it's a product they're selling and all of the

but that doesn't mean federica can relax. the death of a key figure in the fight against rome's mafia families has shaken her deeply. judge similar to dollar sandra was found dead in her apartment reportedly of a stroke. she and federico were close friends. here she is my lovely friend. when it listen simonetti was the first judge to comprehend the reach of the roman mafia she completely supported my work on a legal level yet only then will do anything or will again i feel completely empty sent about my mistress so much and i mean i've gone over all the messages we've sent each other the moments when i wept and said to her they'll win and they'll win i think and she said to me no they aren't going to win they won't. go. you know i don't she give me so much encouragement and strength who knows what this means this sudden death because i want improviser. it wasn't what will i do without her. that's what it takes so much staying power there's no end in sight i don't know if i should give up or carry on. that you found. what brin

that mr pompeo would be arriving we understand that the high representative for foreign affairs federica maka really was determined to stick to the initial agenda as much as possible but with the arrival of secretary of state pompei o that of course has allowed iran a place on the negotiation table we can hear from me as well as the german foreign minister right now as they were making their way into the european foreign affairs council. he continued to fully support the nuclear deal with iran as full implementation it has been and continues to be for us. a key element of nonproliferation company physician at that nobody has been that he done so we'll continue to support it if. we agree with other e.u. states the nuclear deal is necessary for us security and its goal is to prevent iran from obtaining nuclear weapons. or just last week iran said that it would no longer commit to all aspects of the 2015 nuclear deal. this came a year after the united states unilaterally pulled out of the agreement all together it does leave brussels and it leaves the 28 member states of the european union

federica mo greeny and the foreign ministers of britain france and germany say unequivocally they're still trying to keep the deal alive they believe as the u.s. does that iran is a problematic presence in the region in some ways but they don't agree with washington that throwing out the nuclear deal is any way to handle the other problem so they want to keep the nuclear part intact and then possibly negotiate other things with iran that's looking less and less likely of course as tension rises with the military build up and so what the e.u. wants to do right now is keep iran in the deal so that it doesn't have yet more problems that it doesn't see iran going back towards nuclear weapons and then give the united states even more reason to say that iran was not trustworthy you've also got federico leaving office as the e.u. foreign policy chief this is her legacy she very much wants to hold on to it i'm not saying at all that this would be only for political reasons but it certainly is something she does not want to see fall apart it is a very important a very important pillar for eur

ok federica with this type of resoundingly victory what effect is this going to have on a national politics where you are heavily. well this election marks really a dramatic shift in power and here in italy because the the senior coalition partner in italy's government of the populists a 5 star movement that did not only been outperformed by their junior coalition partner the legal. that they've also not even come in 2nd place they've come in 3rd place with about 17 percent of the vote that is really a dramatic loss for them and also if we compare it's that's the last years a general election when they had 30 percent so they've almost halved their consensus so this is really a big loss for them and the speculation here in italy is whether this point and also having seen this result. will be under pressure to maybe pull the plug on this a coalition government which has been very difficult since the very beginning and maybe seek early elections maybe try to become prime minister himself however this is still up for speculation and he has rejected. this speculation so far and he also said that

is top diplomat federica moca rini called on the u.s. and iran to exercise maximum restraint and avoid any military escalation. saudi arabia claims 2 of its oil tankers were among vessels had by in the lead.

and the car with federica because the police are calling my bike too much for. undefeatable it on special occasions like frederick has birthday the children's birthdays are mine we always go to his restaurant. so it's pretty clear he was threatened with her. money so you can get a good enough. it's an exciting life isn't it at all we. got it all wrong i decided to fight the mafia for my children sake. i get a bit i've been criticised as a mother but to me it's the only way of protecting them it is the only way i know using legal means to put a stop to illegal activities. at school for. a kid there might be things that they're afraid of later exams unemployment's failed love affairs but i don't want them to be afraid of the mafia. i want him to learn from all of this study. or such. like force or. little. dangerous. floods and droughts will climate change become the main driver of mass migration you can write any apocalyptic snyders you want and probably more . the comet exodus in seventy five minutes on t.w. . nico base in germany to learn german english beneath

everything it can as fast as it can to help iran and if tehran's not satisfied that really puts federica mcgreevey and britain france and germany in a tough spot if iran starts to re and rich the u.s. will have been proven right that it can't be trusted in a deal that it never plans to give up nuclear weapons so really very tough diplomacy going on right now terry the background of these talks are of course crucial not only is pump a 0 in brussels but now we're getting reports of possible sabotage of gulf oil shipping that is the u.s. deploys a growing number of powerful military assets to the region and its relations the theory with tehran how concerned is there right now. i think they're very concerned because again if iran were found to be responsible for the sabotage or its proxies that again is one of the if things that the united states has used as a reason to pull out of the nuclear deal saying it wasn't strong enough that it didn't rain in iran's other malevolent activities in the region and therefore they shouldn't be getting and any of the benefits under the nuclear deal i have

s foreign policy chief federica more greeny made it very clear indeed that member states still feel very committed to the iran deal she said that it is still the best bet for regional security and earlier in the day we heard from some foreign ministers including the german foreign minister heiko massoud said this deal is all about stopping iran from having nuclear weapons well more greeny also called on both sides on both tehran and washington to deescalate tensions she called for calm and she called on iran to continue complying with the 2015 deal she said that was extremely important so for iran had and as long as it does keep complying then the e.u. would support it ever since the u.s. pulled out of the deal and reimpose sanctions on iran it has set up a payment system called instax which deals with some a certain amount of trade between e.u. and iranian businesses but so far that's only for small and medium businesses so it doesn't mean it means basically the big multinationals in iraq iran and daimler will be unlikely to resume trade with iran because they will not want to risk u.s.

is top diplomat federica mochrie ni called on the u.s. and iran to exercise maximum restraint and avoid any military escalation. saudi arabia claims 2 of its oil tankers were among vessels said by an l.a. .

s top diplomat federica moca rini called on the u.s. and iran to exercise maximum restraint and avoid any military escalation. at least 3 protesters and a military police officer have been killed and many others will.

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one of the awkward situations that's the moment we have to say alex thanks so much for that our federica bozzio standing by in milan good morning to you. italy's mattel's salvini aiming to build a pen nationalist bloc in the parliament here's what he had to say after results in italy were announced let's listen to that that is now we are the 1st party in the north and the south we got about 50 percent in so many cities and we also came 1st in many cities in the center we will go to work with even more energy passion and dedication the league is not only the 1st party in italy marine le pen is also the top european party in france and nigel farage is party is the top party in britain so it's really france and england it is a sign of a europe which is changing. a federico. we see there salvini positioning himself clearly he we know he wants to be the head of this new nationalist block he wants to form for europe is italy going to be the springboard now for the creation of that nationals front. well brain much as well venia has definitely become a point of reference for other nationalists a

here's eve foreign policy chief federica moga renae on what the foreign ministers had to say to. we are living in a crucial that a good moment where. the most relevant. activity to take the most responsible attitude to take is should be and that is not sinister maximum restraint. any escalation on a military site. let's get some analysis now with cornelius. from the think tank the german council on foreign relations he's in our brussels studio mr author bar thanks so much for being with us eve foreign ministers have expressed concern about the possibility and i'm quoting here of an accidental military confrontation between the u.s. and iran in the gulf is this a real danger. well what we saw last week is the continued military buildup by the united states in the persian gulf there was a briefing by the pentagon of sketching out options for a military escalation including more than 100000 troops u.s. troops which would be needed in such a conflict so there is real and serious planning being done on the u.s. side as it appears and this is what worries everyone else the europeans in

means that all 28 foreign ministers all of the member states are going to be there in brussels also federica mockery who is the high representative for foreign affairs of the e.u. basically the e.u. foreign minister also going to be in the same room so he's going for a chat with them about iran they had been having this meeting anyway they were all set up to talk about libya and what was going folding in that country and how to try and find a solution to the issues there that's all got off the table because my pompei is coming in the focus is turning to iran others will be here all day with a busy agenda so we'll see julian they how and if we manage to arrange a meeting he's always welcome obviously but that i'm not precise planted at the moment as we continue to fully support the nuclear deal with iran as full implementation it has been and continues to be for us a key element of nonproliferation company physician at the global event in the event so we'll continue to support it as much as we can with on our instruments and all our political will this is very well known i think both in washi

s top diplomat federica moca rini called on the u.s. and iran to exercise.

s foreign policy chief federica more greeny says supporting the iran nuclear deal is key to maintaining security in the region and wants to avoid any further escalation last month the us tighten sanctions on iran you know i. sports and put iran's every revolutionary guard on a list of terrorist organizations the us has sent increase military forces including the aircraft carrier the u.s.s. abraham lincoln and b. $52.00 bombers to the gulf now the new commander of iran's revolutionary guard says the u.s. doesn't have the ability to wage war against his country and that the u.s. military buildup was psychological warfare michael bell says washington does not want war with tehran but seeks a change in behavior in the ring in leadership. going to miscalculate our aim is not war our aim is a change in the behavior of the iranian leadership we hope the iranian people will get what they finally want what they did so richly deserve the forces that we're putting in place of course as we've had in the region before you know we often have carriers in the persian gulf but the president wanted to ma

who's going to be in charge of trade who gets energy which country is going to provide the next federica mobile foreign policy chief so there's a lot of power in that job and no one's going to give it up easily and the fact that european parliamentary elections took the top 2 political groups down a notch or 2 means that political groups from other other sizes are saying hey we're tired of those 2 groups having a lock on the top job and we want it. does this debate terry mean that we could see a new commission president coming from potentially one of the smaller political groups and how exactly might that work. that's right it does mean that and in fact the fact the debate has been reopened is seen as favoring margaret the vestavia she's from the 3rd political group the liberals and she's somewhat of a unifying figure she's also a female which is which is important but you know there's also the possibility that someone who is not a nominee of the political groups could come in and swoop this job out from under the noses of these candidates and the name mentioned in that capacity is miche

let's look at the way forward for the growing nationalist grouping in the parliament that's going to federica bozzio in the long. material salvini is aiming to build a pan nationals bloc in the e.u. parliament here's what he had to say after the results in italy were announced that is now we are the 1st party in the north and the south we've got about 50 percent in so many cities and we also came 1st in many cities in the center we will go to work with even more energy passion and dedication the league is not only the 1st party in italy marine le pen is also the top european party in france and niger for rogers party is the top party in britain so it's really france and england it is a sign over europe which is changing. yes europe that is changing frederick what's the sense where you are has salvini victory in italy meant that italy will now be the contrary that will be forming the new pan asshole's front in the european parliament. well brian that's certainly what some of the really would like this big win for him is a win for nationalism at the european level and for his project of buildin

side federica mockery only the high representative for foreign affairs saw this project as a particular personal achievement and she was quite visibly upset when the united states pulled out will be looking to see what comment she gives a or if any later on what we have seen though is a comment on wednesday from the french defense ministry they said that should iran do essentially what they've said they're going to do and pull out of the deal was the worst case scenario for all involved. today nothing could be worse than iran leave in the agreement there are new sanctions today from europe because iran has so far all respected the commitments it has undertaken this commitments are not respected the question of do we consider it. well there has been a lot of the warm words they mention from the e.u. side to iran saying don't worry we've got you despite the u.s. pulling out but a lot of the problems come not from the political side the diplomatic side comes down to the well the brass tacks of cash in business because when the u.s. pulled out of the deal they said any business is doing tra

foreign policy chief federica maka rini warning that the european defense cooperation all pascoe under 15000000000 euro european defense fund could fall foul of existing transatlantic military agreements the draft european development fund regulation and permanent structured cooperation general conditions represented dramatic reversal of the last 3 decades of increased integration of the transatlantic defense sector it would seem that the european union haven't really understood what president meant by spend more money on defense reading between the lines it probably would have been clearer if he'd said by made in the usa the letter to mockery me also contained well less than subtle threat should the e.u. continue down this path it's clear that simulate reciprocally imposed u.s. restrictions would not be welcomed by our european partners now allies and we would not relish having to consider them in the future when you take a look at how much defense sales for european allies was worth to the us economy between the period of 2008 to 2018 it's clear to see why washington isn't keen on a

foreign policy chief federica mobile really were the foreign ministers of britain france and germany to change their schedule of their heavy schedule meetings today and meet with him all together so he held meetings with with each of them separately there's been some sense that he wanted to make iran feel that the u.s. and the e.u. were together standing against iran especially with tensions rising in the persian gulf on the ground but that he was not able to do that and so it remains to be seen because we have not heard from the u.s. secretary of state what he feels he accomplished here today german foreign minister did say that such a delicate diplomatic situation requires a lot of communication so he at least was was pleased to see secretary pump come here and try to talk to the european the european partners about u.s. plans in iran terry you mentioned tensions in the persian gulf soaring let's take a look at saudi arabia has condemned an alleged sabotage attack against tankers there is a dangerous threat to international security now the united arab emirates says that for commer

foreign policy chief federica mcgreevey so he's meeting them separately and we haven't heard a whole lot yet german foreign minister said that he had spoken with pompei and expressed concerns about an escalation in the region and made clear yet once again that the e.u. very much wants to keep the nuclear deal alive at the same time with the u.s. saying it has intelligence of the possibility that iran could be planning attacks against u.s. interests they have sent more and more military resources to the region and that's something that u.k. foreign secretary jeremy hunt said is very concerning because you never know what might set this war of words into something much more dangerous and terry this visit is all the more important because tensions in the persian gulf are soaring right now a saudi arabia has condemned an alleged sabotage attack against tankers there as a dangerous threat to to navigation and to international security of the united arab emirates is saying that for commercial vessels were hit by unspecified sabotage attacks near the port city of tire off its eastern coast

that all 28 member states foreign ministers are going to be in one place in one room as well as federica mockery need a high representative for foreign affairs of the e.u. basically the e.u. foreign minister all going to be in the same place at the same time we will be here all day with a busy agenda so we'll see julian day and if we manage to arrange a meeting he's always welcome obviously but that i'm not precise planted at the moment as we continue to fully support the nuclear deal with iran as full implementation of it we agree with other e.u. states the nuclear deal is necessary for us security and it's gong to prevent iran from obtaining nuclear weapons well last week iran announced that it would not honor all of the aspects of the $2015.00 nuclear deal it came a year after the united states unilaterally pulled itself out of the deal in wealth wholeheartedly now following the u.s. is pull out of the agreement well the european union castigated them absolutely slammed washington for doing this saying that put at risk all of these months and months of work that went into getting the

that all 28 member states foreign ministers are going to be in one place in one room as well as federica mockery need a high representative for foreign affairs of the e.u. basically the e.u. foreign minister all going to be in the same place at the same time they had intended that they'd be discussing libya and what was going on in that country and how they could try and sort out the problems that libya is currently facing that's all got out of the window off the agenda and the new agenda is firmly focused on iran would be here all day with a busy agenda so we'll see julian day how and if we manage to arrange a meeting he's always welcome obviously but that i'm not precise planted at the moment as we continue to fully support the nuclear deal with iran as full implementation it has been and continues to be for us a key element of nonproliferation appreciation and today nobody in the region so we'll continue to support it as much as we can with on our instruments and on our political will that this is very well known i think both in washington and in tehran. we agree with other e.u. state

foreign policy chief federica mo greeny from austria is the hard see an economist at the vienna institute for international economic studies and also by skype from a center yes or met in france is false where nicole look a former french ambassador to iran thank you all for joining is if i could start with natalie to see we're hearing over the past couple of days about the difficulty the g c p is 8 do you think this agreement can be saved. yes i absolutely do think it's still can be saved letters i think i think it's important to highlight what the difficulties are and the difficulties are due to the fact that one of the key parties to the jason here way the united states decided to withdraw from the simply meant that exactly one year ago now obviously jessica rests on a let's call it social contract which on one hand saw the revocation of all nuclear related sanctions on the one hand in return for the containment of iran's nuclear program now obviously where one side of the bargain goes missing clearly the entire architecture of the deal starts traveling now her opinions have been trying

they're not nearly as hostile as the questions that you're asking here today really i mean fairly federica more clearly for instance the e.u. foreign policy chief said last year we cannot accept as europeans that others even our closest allies and friends determine and decide with whom we can do business with or trade she was talking about your sections well course telling you that your sways again as much as she can tell us to back up and we're not going to. my greenie also said it seems that screaming shouting insulting and bullying systematically destroying a dismantling everything that's already in place is the mood of our times this impulse to destroy is not leading us anywhere good it's not solving any of our problems i'm with you i don't think yelling screaming it's a selling aware but on the other hand i think we have to have reasonable dialogue we consider ourselves strong allies of the europeans we want to remain that way but we have disagreements such as the the refusal to. your refusal to abide by the agreements you made to. as far as nato is concerned that's a disagreement tha