career diplomat frank wisner in new york.e was ambassador to india, egypt and the philippines and is currently an analyst at the iran project, a think tank that supports the iran nuclear deal. thank you for joining us on dw. how optimistic are you that these indications will point the way to reviving the nuclear deal? >> the news today is good news. but i don't discount how complex the negotiation will be, and how long it wi take. i believe it does, however, provide an opportunity for the sides to come together and achieve a goal set up some weeks ago for the united states to return to the jcpoa on a compliance-four-compance basis. --ompliance-for-compliance basis. that is, the u.s. returns to the deal when trump took it out of it -- took us out of it, and the iranians rollback efforts to enhance nuclear capability. and there is at least a road ahead. but the choreography of the steps will become located. clare: i do want to ask you about that, because one of the challenges is that both the u.s. and iran want the other side t

that it least the point is clear however it was communicated and i thank you very much ambassador frank wisner and we appreciate you coming on to. this pleasure to be with you thanks so much. let's take a look at some other stories making headlines around the world protesters and man mark have been marching to remember the more than 500 people killed by security forces since the military seizing power in a coup in february. the home to has also shut down wireless internet services. clashes have erupted in the disputed region of kashmir villagers a threw stones at security forces and they responded with tear gas and rubber bullets. he says an earlier indian operation killed 3 militants many locals support either independence or pakistani rule over kashmir. and algeria as pro-democracy movement has gathered for its 111th friday protest tens of thousands march for free elections in the capital algiers the movement began 2 years ago and forced the long serving president to quit demonstrators say subsequent elections were rigged by the military. and has sworn in a new president the ceremony marks t