vote against a deal to start formal coalition talks put conservatives oppose any changes to the greenman played on friday after martha long talks also coming up. protests are built in tune in see as the country marks the seven hundred first three of the arab spring there are fears the situation could escalate the north african nation struggles with major economic problems. because of injuries tonic after a turkish plane skids off a wrong way and plunges down the same size cliff that stops just meters from the docks the remark of a new one is hurt. leading members of germany's social democrats are calling for improvements to a coalition blueprint agreed with chancellor angela merkel's conservatives they have to win over the party's rank and file who could vote against starting form a coalition talks to congress next week and center by christian democrats on their bavarian sister party the c.s.t. you oppose making changes to the blueprint. the leaders of germany social democrat . trying to win over party members and gain their approval for formal coalition negotiations but it's not proving

mahmoud abbas says israel is to blame for allegedly jeopardizing the landmark offload peace accord greenman it was signed in one thousand nine hundred three to ceremony with u.s. president bill clinton you talk rabin and yasser arafat in ramallah on sunday abbas rejected the united states as a mediator but he shied away from completely abandoning a two state solution abbas also had harsh words for u.s. president donald trump who said he would achieve the peace deal of the century between israel and the palestinians. we said no to trump others no we will not accept his project one told him the deal of the century is the slap of the century and we will retaliate. on meanwhile russia's foreign minister sergei lavrov has also lashed out at the us accusing washington of issuing ultimatums and ignoring the views of other world leaders of or of many of the comments that his annual press conference in moscow he said threats coming from washington and twenty seventeen have seriously aggravated tensions in different parts of the world including in north korea and iran lover of said moscow would not s

mahmoud abbas says israel is to blame for allegedly jeopardizing the landmark also peace accord the greenman it was signed in one thousand nine hundred three at a ceremony with u.s. president bill clinton the attack rabin and yasser arafat in rubble on sunday abbas rejected the united states as a mediator but he shied away from completely abandoning a two state solution abbas also had harsh words for u.s. president donald trump who said he would achieve the peace deal of the century between israel and the palestinians. even though it's a trump there's no we will not accept his project. told him the deal of the century is the slap of the century and we will retaliate. for. well for more i'm joined in the studio now by shiny rosana she's the middle east expert based in berlin shani thanks so much for joining us so some very harsh words from mahmoud abbas he's calling the also a corps into question he's now rejecting the united states completely as a mediator is the mideast peace process essentially dead well in many ways you can say yes and you can also see that say that. as trump was giving h

decision the french president did tell tramp that they were in favor of a strict application of the greenman twitter on and this echoed to a statement on thursday from other european countries the great value that it c.p.o. a way that you can deal with. the deal it's working we want to. protect just if you were a white support for this to make sure that the lifting of nuclear related sanctions has a positive impact on trade iran is in compliance with this agreement of the only agreement which prevents us from the proliferation of nuclear weapons it's crucial for the security of the region but also for the security of the good of all the iran nuclear deal was signed in two thousand and fifteen after nine years of talks to six other countries too including the u.s. it was seen as a major breakthrough ending a long running confrontation but washington now insists that the deal does allow to expand its nuclear capabilities with a lot now at stake we've been hearing how the disagreement is driving a wedge between america and its allies what we see at the moment we see a historic drift between the

in fixing what he called the significant flaws of me greenman the u.s. has also sanctioned fourteen iranian individuals for human rights abuses censorship and a weapons program for nation. meanwhile president drums counseled a visit to london to open the new us embassy he said it's because he doesn't approve of barack obama selling off the old building of the decision to move the embassy was announced on the george w. bush turkey's prime ministers are urging iran and russia to rein in the syrian government's offensive in its lead province one of the rebels last stronghold banally gale durham says the army assault could force even more people to be displaced one hundred and twenty thousand people have fled in the past three weeks tunis in authorities have arrested another one hundred fifty people including local opposition leaders in response to almost a week of demonstrations there both eight hundred people have now been detained because of their opposition to the government's plan to raise taxes and the price they said. you are for we have today those a

and twenty so far greenman state status of forces agreement in various parts of the world with with so many bases up to several hundreds so really the united states is present in all kinds of places but for the city of the union there will be probably this time around more talk about the economy infrastructure and immigration and on the on their presence in so many places around the world my one dollar trump is actually asking for an increase in the military budget and a historic increase in defense spending and he's as we know pushing on an open door because last year congress passed a defense budget that exceeded what trump asked for the proposed budget for this year let's have a look at some of the numbers six hundred and thirty four billion dollars by two thousand and nineteen point this to increase to seven hundred and sixteen billion the extra money will be used and. crease the number of troops and bases and trump says this is balanced by cuts and non-defense spending including foreign aid on the washington d.c. based pew research center says the number of us overseas stuff is th

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