especially the united states and how things are being under-reported intentionally professor side mohammad marandi from the best you have to ron thank you for joining us on r.t. as he was always around the world chemical weapons watchdog up pushing back against the body's conclusions about the attack in syria and 2018 what kind of bout that off the break. the question is ours ben what do you do with global economy that relies on just in time to live array of parts and services mostly from labor wages china is interrupted by a global pandemic and can't be overcome with more money printing that's the big question. join me every thursday on the alec simon show and i'll be speaking to guests of the world of politics sports business i'm showbusiness i'll see you than. anyone else seem wrong. why don't we all just don't call. me. yet to shape out these days become active. and engaged because the trail. when so many find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. welcome back now to whistleblowers have struck back at the world chemical weapons watchdog issuing responses to an earlier in

said it believes the humanitarian needs of the iranian people must be met is professor science mohammad marandi from the university of toronto does the sanctions are impeding the or thirty's ability to flights the illness the americans have been forcing companies across the world not to cooperate with iran it's not just the banking sector the banking sector does not allow any medicine to be purchased through the network but not only are they blocking bad but they're also imposing conditions on pharmaceutical companies that are so tough that in reality no one will work with iran so the americans through the sanctions have killed the iranians and right now they are impeding iran's battle against the coronavirus. i think a use of tear gas has been hanging above the greek turkish border this friday both countries are firing canisters in their increasingly fractious deadlock over the swelling numbers of migrants trying to get into the e.u. our correspondent shala do bensky has been following the story from custer nears located along with frontier. well here on the border there were tensions again on

though that the humanitarian needs of the iranian people must be met we spoke to a professor mohammad marandi from the university of toronto who told us just how detrimental these existing sanctions have been. the americans have been forcing companies across the world not to cooperate with iran it's not just the banking sector the banking sector does not allow any medicine to be purchased through the network but not only are they blocking bad but they're also imposing conditions on pharmaceutical companies that are so tough that in reality no one will work with iran so the americans through the sanctions have killed the iranians and right now be or impeding iran's battle against the coronavirus. foreign ministers from across the you throw their support behind greece friday after meeting for a 2nd day to discuss the escalating refugee crisis and its border with turkey. clashes have been continuing along the frontier under a heavy haze a tear gas with greek police republican masses of asylum seekers attempting to cross to europe tens of thousands of refugees have been gathering along the border

soften since it said that the humanitarian needs of the iranian people must be met professor mohammad marandi from the university to round told us just how detrimental these existing sanctions are being the. ns have been forcing companies across the world not to cooperate with iran it's not just the banking sector the banking sector does not allow any medicine to be purchase through the network but not only are they blocking bad but they're also imposing conditions on pharmaceutical companies that are so tough that in reality no one will work with iran so the americans through the sanctions have killed the iranians and right now they are impeding iran's battle against the coronavirus who continue to follow the no this is not a story we've been following for last couple of days update on it foreign ministers now from across the e.u. are thrown their full support behind greece on friday after meeting for a 2nd day to discuss the escalating refugee crisis at its border with turkey. the. clashes have been continuing along that from 2 we can report under a heavy haze of tear gas with great police