confrontation between the international community and iran and iran probably pursuing the nuclear power marcus came from the german institute for international and security affairs thank you so much thank you. in hong kong tens of thousands are marching again against the territorial government this rally was expected to end outside a train station linking hong kong to the chinese mainland the activists want to raise awareness among tours arriving from mainland china about what they consider democratic policy proposals the protests were sparked several weeks ago by a bill that would allow hong kong to extradite suspects to mainland china the government put the bill on hold. is in hong kong mathias thanks for joining us what exactly are people trying to achieve today. well today at the at the score of this is still this extradition bill that is shelved but not withdrawn by the government but the whole issue has become much broader about the governance of hong kong people want to make sure that their voice continues to be heard they want to be there they want to be on the agenda they do not want the government get away with just postponing the bill and not making a

i can now joined by david kemp from the german institution for international and security affairs he specializes in migration policy welcome david why have the europeans struggle to find a solution on migration that works for everybody well it is a long story since 2000. tina and we have seen several attempts by the u. commission to come up with new solutions but the member states we're just not willing to form a coalition of the willing and as we have seen more and more right wing governments like the italian government right come up it has become more difficult to find common solutions to this situation in the mediterranean sea ok and speaking of this editions we have a fun decision who's proposed something it's have a listen to that because i want to have you comment on it. and he does voice. states that want to take in migrants like germany and others should form a coalition to quickly accommodate them but at the same time we need concrete like it's really almost to provide a safe harbor in half and so. ok so a coalition of some rather than all states taking in some migrants i mea

i'm now joined by markus khan from the german institute for international and security affairs welcome to the studio monitors let's let's talk about the technical aspects 1st the breaching the limits of your ania enrichment what does it actually mean their original question is a cornerstone of the trip c.p.o. into drawing complex comprehensive plan of action under this regulations are and is restricted to in their original level 3.67 percent and indicated that it would be ready to enrich until 5 all you 20 percent and 20 percent is a critical junction here because from 20 percent on words you could talk about nuclear capable your and would then be used for a nuclear weapon what is the ron hoping to achieve here i think we have to keep in mind that it has no will not legally withdrawn from the from from the agreement like the united states has done one year ago so my point would be some kind of playing with a regulation than some kind of violations of the agreement so my on our lives as would be is more political signal a political signal to the other signatories they it's the europeans

brent: joining me at the big table is from the german institute for international and security affairsit's good to see you again. >> good to see you. brent: we have been observing growing tensions here in the gulf for weeks now. is the situation between iran and the u.k., is that what is escalating or iran and the west that we're seeing escalate now? >> i would say the west and iran are the major players here. it's escalating or it continues escalation for the last couple of weeks. it's a strategy of warfare pursued by the iranians under the threshold of deniability. they deny to be involved another time. they have denied to plant the bombs two weeks ago. so they intend to spread instability and insecurity here and try to target u.s. interests or western interests in general. brent: yeah, they claim that the reports by the royal navy are an example of fake news, for example. we heard today from the foreign secretary in the u.k., mr. hunt, calling for de-escalation, but the u.k.'s potential new prime minister boris johnson, i'm sure you have heard of him, he chose a slightly more aggres

camps where the situation is really disastrous all right david kid from the german institute for international and security affairs thank you thank you. now to some of the other stories making news around the world coordinated police raids across europe have resulted in the seizure of tons of steroids the raves have closed down and the ground aboard trees that produce the performance enhancing drug for athletes europol says it is the largest in the whole of its kind. u.s. president donald trump has lashed out at british prime minister treason may off to the league of diplomatic memos describing his administration as dysfunctional and in it say it may have created a mess of his breaks it and it was good news that the u.k. would soon have a new leader. indian authorities have released a video showing the final moments of a team of crime business bodies were recovered in the himalayas contact was lost with the group after an avalanche at the end of may investigators are now analyzing the footage to work out what went wrong. and yemen has seen more than 460000 suspected cholera cases so far this year that's a shop inc