the time has come for the united kingdom germany france russia and china to recognize this reality they must now break away from the remnants of the iran deal or j c p a way and we must all work together toward making a deal with the wren that makes the world a safer and more peaceful place we must also make a deal that allows iran to thrive and prosper and take advantage of its enormous untapped potential iran can be a great country peace and stability cannot prevail in the middle east as long as iran continues to foment violence on rest hatred and war the civilized world does send a clear and unified message to the iranian regime your campaign of terror murder mayhem will not be tolerated any longer it will not be allowed to go forward today i am going to ask dado to become much more involved in the middle east process over the last 3 years under my leadership our economy is stronger than ever before in america's achieved energy independence these historic accomplishment shades our strategic priorities these are accomplishments that nobody thought were possible and options in the midd

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the time has come for the united kingdom, germany, france, russia and china to recognize this reality. they must now break away from the remnants of the iran deal, or jcpoa and we must all work together toward making a deal with iran that makes the world a safer and more peaceful place. we must also make a deal that allows iran to thrive and prosper and take advantage of its enormous untapped potential. iran can be a great country. peace and stability cannot prevail in the middle east as long as iran continues to foment violence unrest, hatred, and war. the civilized world must send a clear and unified message to the iranian regime -- your campaign of terror, murder, mayhem will not be tolerated any longer. it will not be allowed to go forward. today, i am going to ask nato to become much more involved in the middle east process. over the last three years, under my leadership, our economy is stronger than ever before, and america has achieved energy independence. these historic accomplishments changes our strategic priorities. these are accomplishments that nobody thought was possible

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germany france and the u.k. have stepped up pressure on iran in the hope of saving the 2050 nuclear deal you foreign policy chief just confirmed that the 3 countries will be triggering the dispute resolution mechanism of the deal and response to terror is ongoing transgressions but trying to 15 a nuclear deal known as the joint comprehensive plan of action a 6 to prevent iran from producing a nuclear weapon the process could ultimately lead to the code being scrapped although senior figures say they do want to preserve it. let's go to the european parliament in strasbourg if idea to correspondent mark zandi welcome max so what do these countries hope to achieve with this dispute mechanism. well some say this to be the last part of the unraveling of the iran nuclear deal and it all started when the u.s. pulled out of its 2018 now you 3 which is a germany france and you can see mention that they are very reluctant to take this step because there are fears that this would even trigger a faster enrichment of. faster

germany and france whose countries collaborated with nazi germany will speak but the organizers did not agree to a speech by the president of poland the ability to speak in regards to this matter is against the interests of the polish republic ok so poland doesn't want to rub shoulders with those abroad who don't support its historical narrative but at home the law gets tough if you're not on the same page anyone who publicly and contrary to the facts denies crimes referred to in article one shall be subject to find all the penalty of imprisonment of up to 3 years the sentence shall be made public except the law only mentions the crimes of the nazis twice most of the text is reserved for describing the actions of the country's liberators from poland it's not so much a question about who the good or bad guys were now it's a mission to blur the lines between the 2 opposing ideologies fascism and communism as the 2nd world war fades from living memory the victim card becomes that much easier to play. the polish government does not officially mark the anniversary of all sorts liberation wit

welcome back to the program iran's this missing moves by germany france and the u.k.to trigger so-called dispute mechanism over iran's failure to abide by the 2015 nuclear deal it starts a 30 day period to resolve the problem after which the writer could go to the u.n. security council to reinstate sanctions. we have therefore been left with no choice given iran's actions but to register today our concerns that iran is not meeting its commitments we do this in good faith with the overall kingwood jet of preserving the j c p o a the measure by the 3 european countries is a passive action taken from a position of weakness iran will respond to any infringement ill will and non-constructive measures seriously decisively and in an appropriate manner we don't exclude that you conceived actions of the euro trio will lead to a new escalation around the. other statement expresses some hope and intent to save the deal all the leaders are overly concerned the british prime minister for one seems to think there's a viable plan b. . if you get rid of it let's replace it and let's

later in the program here's an escalating nuclear deal crisis with germany france and britain launching a so-called peace people mechanism over iran's failure to abide to the accord still coming on the program. it's been revealed that the reuters news agency received the equivalent of millions of pounds in the sixty's and seventy's from british intelligence services the spread and he saw it propaganda it's also come to light the britain's national broadcaster was complicit in the subterfuge you showed it was dashed to lift the lid on the story. the deal with simple funding for avoid to services in the middle east and latin america in exchange for well political influence this groups were sure that the british based news agency could and would provide exactly what had not his government required then you need declassified documents have just been revealed painting the picture right here at the u.k.'s national archives. government's interest should be well served by the new arrangement this influence would flow at the top level from reuters willingness to consult and to listen to views ex

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the time has come for the united kingdom, germany, france, russia and china to recognize this reality. we must all work together towards making a deal with iran that makes the world a safer and peaceful place. we must make a deal that allows iran to thrive and prosper and take advantage of its enormous untapped potential. iran can be a great country peace and stability can't prevail in the middle east as long as iran continues on violence and unrest hatred and war. the civilized world must send a clear and unified message to the regime. your murder mayhem will not be tolerated any longer. it will not be allowed to go forward. today i am going to ask nato to become much more involved in the middle east process. over the last three years, under my leadership, our economy is stronger than ever before, america achieved energy independence. our strategic priorities, these accomplishments that nobody thought were possible. options in the middle east became available, we are now the number one producer of oil and natural gas anywhere in the world. the american military have been rebuilt unde

well earlier this week germany france and britain triggered the so-called dispute resolution mechanism on the iran nuclear deal and that move could eventually lead to the end of the deal and a return to sanctions now germany has confirmed media reports that the us earlier pressured the european union to take action against iran by threatening to impose tariffs on imports of european cars let's bring in political correspondent simon young for more on this story hi simon and what do these media reports say and what do you make of this. so some of this all comes from a report in the washington post earlier this week that as you say donald trump applied pressure to the european partners in this iran nuclear deal and that is to say germany france and britain by saying that he was ready to impose punitive tariffs up to 25 percent for instance on european car imports to the u.s. now the question of whether those that threat was made has been discussed much today but the government position is that no pressure had any role in the german government's decision and the other european governments

moving the program or know in what may prove to be a fatal blow to the 2015 nuclear deal germany france and the united kingdom of triggered a dispute mechanism over iran's alleged failure to abide by the accord a joint commission 15 days to consider the complaint after which it could be referred to the u.n. security council. we have therefore be left with no choice given iran's actions but to register today are concerns that iran is not meeting its commitments under the j c p o n e and to refer this matter to the joint commission under the resolution mechanism russia has condemned the move seeing it on their minds global security around blasted the trio's intention to open a probe into to around noncompliance and has promised a for a response not everyone's as concerned as the u.k. prime minister barak's johnson plan b. . if you get rid of it let's replace it let's replace it with the troop deal ok that's what we need. and i think that would be a great way for. well the g c peel away which is commonly known as the iran nuclear deal was signed in 2015 by the p 5 countries china france ru

why is it that france, germany, and all of those countries in europe that are so strongly affected, why aren't they paying? why is it always us? that's one question, and the other question is about corruption. we are spending all of this money, where is it going? where is it going? way, gotnt, by the elected on anticorruption, and i think he will do a great job. but i appreciated his statement and he has made it many times, no pressure whatsoever. thank you all. [reporters shouting questions] president trump: i don't know, you are telling me for the first time. i will take a look at it. press, let's go. keep moving, quickly. >> that was about 3:00 p.m. eastern, and since then, there have been missile launches from iran. the assistant secretary of defense has released a statement about iran launching a missile attack in iraq, saying, "at approximately 5:30 eastern time january 7, iran lost more than a dozen ballistic missiles against u.s. military and coalition forces in iraq. it is clear these muscles were launched from iran and targeted at least two iraqi military bases hosting u.s. ni

the time has come for the united kingdom, germany, france, russia, and china to recognize this reality. they must now break away from the remnants of the iran deal, or jcpoa, and we must all work together toward making a deal with iran that makes the world a safer and more peaceful place. we must also make a deal that allows iran to thrive and prosper and take advantage of its enormous untapped potential. iran can be a great country. peace and stability cannot prevail in the middle east as long as iran continues to foment violence, unrest, hatred, and war. the civilized world must sent a clear and unified message to the iranian regime, your campaign of terror, murder, mayhem will not be tolerated any longer. it will not be allowed to go forward. today i am going to ask nato to become much more involved in the middle east process. over the last three years, under my leadership, our economy is stronger than ever before and america has achieved energy independence. these historic accomplishments shades our strategic priorities. these are accomplishments that nobody thought were possible,

he said he spoke with the leaders of germany and france and told them he we re germany and france andwere “— germany and france and told them he were —— they were not doing quite as much as they need to be doing, so right at the beginning of the call, president trump was talking about burden sharing. trump then turned to corruption in the form of foreign interference in 2016 presidential election. there is absolutely nothing wrong with asking a foreign leader to help get to the bottom of all forms of foreign interference in an american presidential election. you will hear more about that later from a colleague. what else did the president say? the president also warned president zelensky that he appeared to be surrounding himself with some of the same people as his predecessor, and suggested that a very fair predecessor, and suggested that a veryfairand predecessor, and suggested that a very fair and very good prosecutor was shut down by some very bad people. again, one of my colleagues will speak more about that. the content will speak more about that. the co nte nt of will speak mor

to the york and development fund in terms of money it's $1.00 of the biggest 3 it was you know france germany and the u.k. and they're going to be losing a lot of money so things are going to change the u.k. table basically even to have france and germany being the $2.00 biggest donors and african country that might want to get something done at the e.u. table might need to be speaking with those 2 countries so that's what's going to be interesting from the e.u. perspective there are any clear winners in this race clear winners we can say and it's complicated maybe that's the best way to say it i spoke with a couple of experts about this and what's interesting is of course seeing how things play out on the e.u. level whether it's germany or france taking more charge and how african countries can leverage their relations with those particular countries of course of the u.k. level it depends on what kind of relationship they have with the u.k. government that's you know of course boards johnson's government if they can impress them with what they're doing and their priorities then things might

and the best way to go at it is with the ability to have france, germany, britain, china, russia allour side holding iran accountable for that behavior and using the united nations national security council to be able to hold them accountable. now this president has isolated the united states of america. the president has gotten a rack, parliament, to vote that we have to leave iraq. the door is open to question our capacity in the region. the united states has been weakened by the steps this president has taken in a sort of shotgun, impulsive way, without a process, state department, military, all the people who are part of a very significant process of evaluating these kinds of decisions. moreover, the president stood besides putin in helsinki and threw the entire intelligence community of our nation under the bus and chose to believe putin over our own intelligence community. so there are people reeling all over the world wondering about the steadiness and capacity of the president of the united states and this administration. and we are not safer because this president has been w

one is ahead of the pack one of the world's biggest money managers blackrock is working with germany and france on creating environmental funds $500000000.00 for sustainable investments and the trillions of dollars that blackrock manages will be invested in clean projects. we're going to turn down any companies that don't take long term environmental and climate risks into consideration in their corporate management we take coal mining for example we will withdraw from companies that continue to rely on coal will refuse to take part in those projects. blackrock is still one of the biggest investors and coal projects such a huge company changing its policies can have a tangible effect but is this just green washing or a serious commitment it's not something that superficial it's not something that they're doing to greenwash it's something that fundamentally change is there economics in the way they do best us if we actually think about companies that are performing well financially they're also usually the ones that are doing better on environmental metrics on social metrics and governance metri

and we had the absolute ability with france, germany, britain on our side, to be able to have a vote that was unimpeachable by china, by russia, or anybody else to prevent us from doing so. so what the president has done, lawrence, is create this crisis. there were no missiles coming at our facilities before he pulled out of this agreement. there were no ships being detained in the gulf. there was no protester at the gates of the baghdad embassy. there were no ships being taken hostage. we were welcomed in iraq. we were fighting isis jointly. we had a foothold in other countries in the region, where now people are voting to say we have to go home. we're now -- we're at risk. our diplomats in that region are at greater risk, and any american citizen i would proffer is at risk. there is no way at all that the world is safer, that the united states is safer, that the region is safer with the steps this president has taken to create a crisis that didn't have to happen. there are countless ways he could have gone to the british, the french, the germans, the chinese, the russians, all of w

nuclear ambitions and end its support for terrorism the time has come for the united kingdom germany france russia and china to recognize this reality they must now break away from the remnants of the iran deal who are j c p a way and we must all work together toward making a deal with the wren that makes the world a safer and more peaceful place we must also make a deal that allows iran to thrive and prosper and take advantage of its enormous untapped potential a rand can be a great country peace and stability cannot prevail in the middle east as long as iran continues to foment violence on rest hatred and war the civilized world must send a clear and unified message to the iranian regime your campaign of terror murder mayhem will not be tolerated any longer it will not be allowed to go forward today i am going to ask data. to become much more involved in the middle east process over the last 3 years under my leadership our economy is stronger than ever before to america's achieved energy independence these historic accomplishment shade's our strategic priorities these are accomplishments

our top stories: britain, france and germany trigger a formal dispute process over iran's violations of the international nuclear deal. translation: we believe it makes sense to save this nuclear deal for the future because it prevents iran from getting a nuclear bomb. the impeachment charges against president trump will be sent to the senate on wednesday. a trial could start within days. after her resounding election victory, taiwan's president tsai ing—wen tells the bbc china needs to face reality. a very strong message from the people of taiwan. that is, they don't like the idea of being threatened all the time. the royal couple are welcome in canada, but the details of prince harry and meghan‘s new lives are proving tricky. european nations have put iran on notice over its breaches of the 2016 nuclear agreement. that deal was supposed to discourage iran from building nuclear weapons. the trump administration unilaterally withdrew the us from the deal. france, germany, and the uk have been trying to maintain it, but officials in tehran have been lifting limits on enriched uranium

president said today about the nuclear deal take a listen the time has come for the united kingdom germany france russia and china to recognize this reality they must now break away from the remnants of the iran deal who are j c p a way and we must all work together toward making a deal with the rand that makes the world a safer and more peaceful place i mean he's saying let's negotiate something new. the foreign minister here in germany is saying we have to stick with what we already have what do what does germany what de france the u.k. what do you have at your disposal to force or coerce iran to stick with this deal. the president makes a contradiction out of both he says a new negotiation and a new day let's not deal is not possible. as long as we have this is he c.p.o. if i didn't agree on that i think we can stay to the chief and negotiate on all the other crucial topics we have on the agenda was iran iran is not only planning to have a nuclear bomb they also developing me sides to transport those bombs they are sponsoring terror organizations all over the region that they are sponsoring is