so how does the other might how much sense can a meeting about syria between russia france and germany be without the united states that's another drawback of such meetings because it without the united states not very much or it could be decided with regard to syria at least the united states does have some leverage by virtue of the fact that it has troops there but germany doesn't do so and the other point is that of course which russia were very much alike to see and in your a take with if i must it was hinted at namely russia would very much like to have a germany pay for reconstruction and this is it's a bit brazen because in many ways there's an air force together with the syrian air force that has smothered. the cities to a smithereens that's produced brocades you pay to fix it you know that let's move on to these energy questions it is that the north stream to the gas pipeline that's going to supply russian gas directly to germany president trump has complained that this is one of the ways that germany is quotes totally controlled by russia does he have a point well no not at a

this is foxconn and a meeting on syria between germany france russia and turkey kidney useful it's nice to be well prepared that is the reason why there is no date for it yet we are working on a prepared to a meeting of our advisors and asked her words who will decide whether such a meeting makes sense. i think chancellor merkel has landed a few minutes ago here at schloss mexico just outside. the two leaders do you have history together merkel has been a fierce critic of mr putin in the past she has criticized him they have clashed on numerous issues not nonetheless in recent times the have been drawn together into a sort of a political marriage of convenience both countries have had a rift with trump with america they've suffered from economic tariffs russia has been hit with sanctions with more to come from the arctic states as a result of the knowledge of scandal and merkel being criticized by trump for being independent over dependence and fact russia's captive because of gas supply speaking off the last of the north stream to pipeline it will also be on the agenda that's a project

he says the thoughts come from the meeting between germany france russia and turkey could be useful it needs to be welfare and that's the reason why there is no date for it yet. but we are working on a proper tour and meeting between our fine service staff and afterwards we will decide whether such a meeting makes sense. and of course this topic will be on the agenda with president putin of the targets all next year so how does the adamites how much sense can a meeting about syria between russia france and germany be without the united states that's another drawback of such meetings because it without the united states not very much or it could be decided with regard to syria at least the united states does have some leverage by virtue of the fact that it has troops there but germany doesn't so the other point is that of course which russia would very much like to see and in your a take with different must it was hinted at namely russia would in in many ways there was an air force together with the syrian air force that has smothered. the cities to a smithereens that procreates you pai

and between germany france russia and turkey could be useful it needs to be well prepared there's the reason why there is no date for it yet we are working on and preparing to a meeting of our advisors and afterwards who will decide whether such a meeting makes sense the two leaders have previously clashed on multiple occasions mrs merkel has been one of president putin's fiercest critics in the sport that the recent times the two leaders have been pushed closer together into a political marriage of convenience both have been affected by american economic tariffs russia has been hit by u.s. sanctions with more to come on the back of the north shock scandal and merkel has been criticized by trump as being a russian captive because of gas supplies the latter will be a key topic with the north stream two pipeline project pushing ahead despite criticism and controversy at last the ukraine which has been a saw a thorn in the side of russian german relations since twenty fourteen would also be discussed the implementation of the minsk accords and peacekeeping operations as well despite thei

he says his thoughts can enter a meeting on syria between germany france russia and turkey kidneys from that's nice to be well compared that's the reason why there is no date for it yet but we're working on in prepared three meeting of our advisors and afterwards who will decide whether such a meeting makes sense. this meeting is also symbolic for mrs merkel as the one of the unofficial leaders of europe if you will a stalwart as leaders in countries as the u.s. u.k. and france have moved on merkel has remained and maintain the relationship with mr putin is an opportunity for the russian president as well to make take steps towards ending russia's isolation perhaps winding down of sanctions etc something that russia has been aiming to do over the last few years economic cooperation as well the north stream two pipeline which will enable gas to flow from russia to germany voiding ukraine and. she was well was trumped by criticised merkel and germany for being very reliant on russia being dependent upon russia that is something on which the two leaders have found and will continue to find

have with some of them and he says that's what's going on and a meeting on syria and between germany france russia and turkey could be useful if needs to be well prepared that's the reason why there is no date for it yet but we're working on in prepared three meeting of our advisors and afterwards who will decide whether such a meeting makes sense. for the timing of merkel has been clear that a functioning relationship open channel of communication and dialogue is key with russia and indeed the two leaders have being pushed together by circumstance into a sort of political marriage of convenience. to their rift with trouble with the united states both countries russia and germany have fallen victim to u.s. attacks russia of course also put under sanctions with more to come from donald trump as a result of the scandal merkel was also criticized by trump indeed for being a russia's captive jew to the gas shipments from that country indeed speaking of the latter and north stream to a pipeline will also be a key subject on the agenda despite its controversy and criticism now lost the u.k. . the thorn

he says his thoughts can and a meeting on syria between germany france russia and turkey could be useful if needs to be well compared there's the reason why there is no date for it yet we are working on and prepare to a meeting of our advisers and asked who worries who will decide whether such a meeting makes sense. the other two leaders have clashed on multiple occasions mrs merkel has been a fierce critic of mr putin over the years nevertheless in recent times though they have been pushed closer together by circumstance into a sort of marriage of political convenience if you will this has been caused by a rift between the u.s. donald trump and europe with both countries falling victim to trump's economic tariffs russia being pressed by sanctions of the u.s. more to come on the back of the chalk screwball poisoning scandal and merkel being a target of criticism by the u.s. president for being so called captive to russia because of russian gas supplies the latter will certainly be something discussed on the table as the north north stream to part from project pushes ahead despite both cr

russia china. france england and germany are still holding up the nuclear deal with iran and are of no interest in imposing any sanctions or halting any trades with iran so this is of course something done i'll try to increase the pressure because all his sanctions and the sanctions to come in november from the u.s. are unilateral he's the only one the u.s. are the only ones who are imposing those sanctions you know let's talk a little more about those allies there because they've released statements european allies they say the following we deeply regret the u.s. action in fact foreign ministers say that the iran deal and this is another quote here is crucial for the security of europe the region and the entire world and that leads me to the next question because you know iran for its part says it's not going back to the negotiating table so how big is the danger that the europeans are correct and that iran could pull out of the deal and asked late its nuclear program . well it's really complex question but to make this brief i don't really think and i think i'm in good company with observers and

her five parties from major powers to the nuclear accord -- britain, china, france, germany, and russia -- have decided to stick to it.ca the psycholoimpact is such utat companies in many of those countries will optecause they face sanctions if they sell n.goods or do deals with i it wl have an impact, but it is likely to be more of a slow squeeze with smaller companies trying to do their own dls. iran is not totally isolated. laura: hassan rouhani is saying he would think about entering talks with the unid states but only if it can prove its trustworthiness. does that sound like no possibility of talks? robin: the curious thing is that e trump administration even as it imposes sanctions and says, s, yes, we are willing to talk with the iranian leaders, and the iranian leaders says yeswi yes, w talk to the united states as long as they are trustworthy. i'm not sure that either one ofr that is genuins at a stage where they would trust what would come out of some kind of negotiation. the ultimate irony is that the united states will be lucky to ht a deal as good with no korea as it had wi

ahead of himself a little bit and there's also talk of an international summit with turkey russia germany and france to be held soon i know america is open to all of these ideas although she's also stressed that the u.n. process on syria must continue and other forms as well but i think anything that would end the war soon that would appeal to merkel and other european leaders for sure now there seems to have been little progress on ukraine as the teenagers do have some common interests regarding energy tells me about that yeah ukraine is a sort of multifaceted problem both russia and germany agree that as far as the conflict in eastern ukraine is. concerns a un peace monitoring mission is a good idea and this is disagreements about exactly how it should be implemented the russians are concerned that it shouldn't get too close to the russian border so i'm sure they will have been talking about that now another part of ukraine sort of nexus is there's nord stream to project which will bring russian gas through the baltic sea to germany and miracle was saying yesterday that she wants russia to agree t

we were in china, japan, russia, germany, france, england, turkey, all over the world, tens of thousands of miles. and we would sit on that plane, and late at night when everyone else was asleep we would just talk, getting to know one another. we would talk about family, talk about politics, talk about international relations, talk about promise, the promise of america. because we were both cockeyed optimists. and both believe there is not a single thing beyond the capacity of this country. for real, not a single thing. and when you get to know another woman or man, you get to know their hopes and their fears, you get to know their family even before you meet them you get to , know how they feel about really important things. we talked about everything except captivity and the loss of family, which had just occurred, my wife and daughter. those were the two things we didn't talk about. but i found it wasn't too long into john's duties that jill and i got married. jill is with me here today. five years, i had been a single dad. and no man deserves one heavy toone great love, let alone and

july fourteenth two thousand and fifteen america and iran made history with the help of germany france china and russia the decades long signed a joint comprehensive plan of action the agreement years in the making used economic sanctions in return for curbs on iran's development of nuclear technology . signed in vienna it was celebrated and. many iranians thought the lifting of sanctions which had crippled the economy for years was the beginning of the end of their struggle for their leaders it was the fulfillment of their election campaign promise. today is the day that marked a starting point for a new mood a new dynamism and exuberance the first day for a new hope a better future for our young people and a starting point for the more rapid development and progress of our great nation of iran. but iran's relief from economic isolation was to be short lived any hopes iranians had of normal trade links with the outside world unfettered access to the global banking system and foreign investment to help develop their country were dashed by this man powerful. three years after it was signed the u.s. pres

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what germany will try and do anglo-american has set this is she's going to try and talk to flooding there putin about the potential syria meeting in turkey in september where france and turkey and russia and germany who talk about percent potential solutions all right very briefly i'd like to go over to emily share win in moscow and many of the nord stream to pipeline will bring russian gas directly to germany putin has said that it's an economic project what does he mean by that briefly if you will. well north korean two bypasses ukraine and ukraine has been very worried about that and merkel came to this meeting kind of hoping for guarantees for ukraine as well and in a way putin kind of handed those guarantees to her on a platter he said that ukraine would continue could continue to be a transit country but he also left a kind of back door open he said that it would be a transit country if that was economically beneficial family show in moscow thomas sparrow a maze of land and of course with me in the studio all political correspondent nina thank you very much to you all and now some of the other stories making news around the world indian prime minister nuri modi has promised more

therefore, based on the nuclear deal, all signatories, germany, european, u.k., france, russia, china, and all other countries, including the u.s. -- which is a signatory of the deal -- is responsible for facilitating normal economic relation of other countries, which in other countries -- between other countries and direct. the u.s. withdrew from the deal, violated that agreement, imposed new sanctions. this is one big issue the united nations security council is violating its own resolution, the u.n. resolution, and the second unprecedented phenomenon is that the u.s. is pushing the other member state of the united nations security council to violate united nations security council resolution to stop business with iraq. therefore, the u.s. also should say, should tell its own people, international community is really the united states of america responsible for implementation of united nations security council resolution or blocking of implementation of united nations secured council resolutions? amy: ambassador seyed hossein you teach at princeton university, what do you think is t

we were in china, japan, russia, germany, france, england, turkey, all over the world.hat plane and late in the night, when everyone else was asleep, and just talk. getting to know one another. we'd talk about family. we'd talk about politics, we'd talk about international relations. we'd talk about promise, the promise of america. we were optimists and believe there's not a single thing, beyond the capacity of this country, for real, not a single thing. and, when you get to know another woman or man, you begin to know their hopes and their fears, get to know their family before you meet them, you get to know how they feel about important things. we talked about everything except captivity and the loss of my family that just occurred, my wife and daughter, the only two things we didn't talk about. but, i found that it wasn't too long into john's duties that jill and i got married. jill is here with me today. five years, i had been a single dad and no man deserves one great love, let alone two. i met jill. it changed my life. she fell in love with him and he with her. he

we went to china, japan, russia, germany, france, england, all over the world.usands of miles. we were sitting on that plane and, late in the night when everyone else was asleep, we would just talk, getting to know one another. we talk about family, we talk about politics, we talk about international relations. we talk about promise, the promise of america. because we were both cockeyed optimists. we really believed there was not a single thing beyond the capacity of this country. for real, not a single thing. and when you get to know another woman or man, you get to know their hopes and their fears, you get to know their family before them, you get to know how they feel about everything important. we talked about everything except captivity and the loss of my family, my wife and daughter which had just occurred. those were the only two things we didn't talk about. but i found it wasn't too long into his duties that jail and i got married. for five years i had been a single dad. and no man deserves one great loves, let alone two. and i met jill who changed my li

and we were in china, japan, russia, germany, france, england, turkey, turkey. all over the world.nd we would sit on that plane and late in the night, when everyone else was asleep, and just talk, getting to know one another. we'd talk about family. we'd talk about politics. we'd talk about international relations. we'd talk about promise. the promise of america. we both were cockeyed optimists and really believed there is not a single thing beyond the capacity of this country. i mean, for real. not a single thing. and when you get to know another woman or man, you get to know their hopes and their fears, you get to know their family even before you meet them, you get to know how they feel about really important things. we talked about everything except captivity and the loss of my family, which had just occurred. my wife and daughter. only two things we didn't talk about. but i found that it wasn't too long into john's duties that jill and i got married. jill is here with me today. five years i had been a single dad, and no man deserves one great love, let alone two. and i met jil

minister lavrov he was in turkey to discuss syria so there's going to be a summit evolving russia turkey germany france germany france ways britain in all of this big a donor i know you're alleging there's a good question for the new foreign secretary because the the the position of britain is a little bit different from the position of the world community so we want to bring all the refugees back to syria and stop the normal life in this country so what the british government is saying that first we should start the political process and then bring the refugees back to syria but the political process already started and that's exactly what we're doing in a some other place including the geneva so basically the british government a little bit late with its activity on bringing the refugee hine journey in for us of course by the way fronts but dissipated in the humanitarian operation together with us just a few weeks ago to bring you humanitarian aid to syria and they were when i asked my colleagues in the foreign office whether they are ready to join russia and france on this humanitarian. mission i di

ahead of himself a little bit of the same time there's the prospect of a summit with russia and turkey and germany and france you know as another way of moving forward on paste. and america says she's open to all those ideas of the she wants to give us a peace process to continue as well and she said yesterday the important thing is to avoid a humanitarian crisis in live in northern syria but i think anything that could shorten the war there that would appeal to angela merkel and to other european leaders so there seems to have been progress on ukraine and the two leaders do have some common interests regarding energy what was that that they talked about yesterday we have as this know would stream to pipeline project would bring even more russian gas through the baltic sea to germany a very important project for russia putin said you know this would make russia an even more reliable energy partner for europe don't trump by the way says it would make germany totally dependent on russia so he's critical of it but merkel says that what she wants is russia to agree that even with nord stream two russian gas will

july fourteenth two thousand and fifteen america and iran made history with the help of germany france china and russia the decades long signed a joint comprehensive plan of action the agreement years in the making used economic sanctions in return for curbs on iran's development of nuclear technology . signed in vienna it was celebrated and ron many iranians thought the lifting of sanctions which had crippled the economy for years was the beginning of the end of their struggle for their leaders it was the fulfillment of their election campaign promise. today is the day that marked a starting point for a new mood a new dynamism and exuberance the first day for a new hope a better future for our young people and a starting point for the more rapid development and progress of our great nation of iran. but iran's relief from economic isolation was to be short lived any hopes iranians had of normal trade links with the outside world unfettered access to the global banking system and foreign investment to help develop their country were dashed by this man powerful. three years after it was signed the u.s. p

we hope to move forward on the issues of the minsk agreement with ukraine and russia france and germany took on responsibility many years ago we are saddened that still no day goes by without a violation of the cease fire but we don't give up hope and we know that through this the relationship with russia could be significantly improved. ukraine assigned to the two leaders do have common ground such as in keeping the run nuclear deal both share concerns about the trumpet ministrations tariffs and diplomacy but their relationship has never been easy i think both sides have accumulated a lot of skepticism mistrust mutual reproaches and grievances that overshadow their relationship which is why few people in the german capital expect any breakthroughs as a result of this research dominic. and this reminder you can always keep up to date with all the news and much more on our website al-jazeera dot com. and again i'm a little problem in doha with the headlines on al-jazeera turn major credit ratings agencies have lowered their grades for turkish debt the move by moody's and standard and poo

we were in china, japan, russia, germany, france, all over the world.t on that plane, late in the night when everyone else was asleep, and talk. we would talk about family, politics, international relations, promises. the promise of america. we were both optimists, we believe there was not a single thing beyond the capacity of this country. for real, not a single thing. and when you get to know one other woman or man, their hopes and fears, their families before you meet them. we talked about everything except captivity and the loss of my family which had just occurred, my wife and daughter. the only two things we did not talk about. i found that it was not too long into his duties that jill and i got married. jill is with me today. for five years i have been a single dad, no-bid deserves one great love, let alone two. and i met jill who changed my life. and she fell in love with him and he with her. later, he would call her jilly. when they get bored, i would have them with me on these trips, i remember saying i will take jill to dinner. i later learne

the drawing from the agreement back in may because the other signature is china russia germany france and the u.k. are all sticking to the deal but the u.s. has imposed sanctions putting pressure on global companies to stop doing business with terror and doctors in iran are saying those sanctions are endangering lives they say they can't get enough drugs to treat patients under the sanctions foreign companies are able to sell the medical supplies but the banking restrictions that makes it tougher so the reports from tehran here at ash has been struggling with people few since he was born it's a blood disorder that his parents know means he will never live a normal life. but the medical treatment he gets at this clinic gives him a fighting chance. he's a boy he should play with his friends and. if he does he has to go to the hospital to get an injection so it affects his spirit and he cannot enjoy. serious his father says his condition makes him a little weak but like any other kid his age he has dreams. he wants to be a police officer when he grows up he says because then he'll get to

iran has been turning to other parties of the deal, which include the u.k., france, germany, but also russia. they have been trying to see if there are ways to come up with mechanisms that would be able to operate in parallel to u.s. sanctions, that would not be hit by those measures. iran is really trying to see whether there are ways it can actually counter the u.s. sanctions that will come into effect in november and hit the oil industry and its oil exports. all the effort now is to shore up support with countries like russia, china and other asian countries with which iran has some commercial relationship. matt: we haven't heard any threats so far as far as i am aware. quite the opposite, but if rouhani and the iranian leadership are angry enough for her deeply enough by the sanctions, is there a possibility of them re-in the -- restarting the i'm -- uranium enrichment program? been clear onas the fact that it is sticking to the nuclear deal as it exists right now, but the leadership has also been clear on the fact deriving any not economic benefit, then it does not have any advantage in