to convince the iranians that they remain committed to the deal but what we certainly hearing from taran is skepticism as to whether or not europe can offer something of real interest and what this essentially means is that the prospect of iran withdrawing from the nuclear agreement is becoming ever and ever more imminent. i got reaction from political communication professor forwards as are the from tehran university who says that could be very serious repercussions if the deal is completely abandoned. it may actually lead to a war that's why both iran and europe are interested. but if the agreement is finished. after us with the. conflicts you already have in the middle east are going to increase and i think the reason the foreign minister talked about. him in the. city. is basically an attempt to push europe to actually work hard to make sure that. iran is able to state what iran has been saying is that you can. sanctions or you can. nuclear program. limitations but you cannot have both you cannot have iran limiting its nuclear program and have the sanctions at the same time you canno

to convince the iranians that they remain committed to the deal but what we certainly hearing from taran is skepticism as to whether or not you it can offer something of real interest and what this essentially means is that the prospect of iran withdrawing from the nuclear agreement is becoming ever and ever more imminent. a last oregon reaction from political communication professor fawaz r.t. a terror on university who says there could be very serious repercussions if the deal is completely abandoned. it may actually lead to a war that both iran and europe are interested. in me but if the agreement is. after us with the. conflict you already have in the middle east are going to increase and i think the reason. that. he. is basically going to push europe who actually work hard to make sure that. iran is able to iran has been saying is that you can have sanctions or you can have. nuclear program. limitations but you cannot have both. limiting its nuclear program and have the same at the same time you can have your cake and eat it that's basically. people who are hoping that europe will a

to convince the iranians that they remain committed to the deal but what we certainly hearing from taran is skepticism as to whether or not europe can offer something of real interest and what this essentially means is that the prospect of iran withdrawing from the nuclear agreement is becoming ever and ever more imminent . while i go reaction from political communication professor ford is already from tehran university who says there could be very serious repercussions if the deal is completely abandoned. it may actually lead to a war that's why both iran and europe are interested to save in the age limit but if the agreement is finished totally after us with the. conflicts that we already have been in the middle east are going to increase and i think the reason is that people foreign minister talked about. him and he. says it is basically an attempt to push europe to actually work harder to make sure that. iran is able to a state where iran has been saying is that you can have sanctions or you can have nuclear program. limitations but you cannot have both you cannot have iran limiting

to convince the iranians that they remain committed to the deal but what we certainly hearing from taran is skepticism as to whether or not europe can offer something of real interest and what this essentially means is that the prospect of iran withdrawing from the nuclear agreement is becoming ever and ever more imminent . problems expanded all that now we can talk to for disorders a political communications professor of terror on the university professor welcome to our two how do you think europe is going to view this intensive care metaphor come this deal survive. probably not the fact is that trump got out of the agreement weeks ago and we have not seen enough action out of europe to actually save the agreement they are interested in the agreement they want to save it but there are some limitations that they are facing and. that is necessary to actually overcome the pressures from the united states is not there yet and i think the reason the foreign minister talked about. anything that actually meant being under the in. is this. push you to actually work harder to make sure that. ira

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exhibit colum who traveled to bonn from taran to accept his award highlighted the sacrifices of political prisoners in iran. i haven't had to spend prison in islamic you're wrong for my beliefs but there are many young writers jordan lawyers. and human rights activists trade union. archy's this is them opposition figure i believe they do far more than i do to receive freedom of speech or. with this year's freedom of speech or will do inch of eleanor tony recognized the decks of the columns courageous criticism of this government the price is also meant to encourage civil society in iran. and for more on the winner of this year's dortch of ela freedom of speech award two in this evening for an in-depth report on the academic author and political pundit. that will be broadcast year on the w. at eleven fifteen pm berlin time nine fifteen pm g.m.t. now for sports this year's world cup isn't underway quite yet but fifa members are set to vote today on who will host the twenty twenty six tournament morocco is up against a joint bid from the united states canada and mexico the african nation has

meeting to try and salvage what at the time was termed a landmark agreement but what we are hearing from taran is they are insisting on some kind of assurances from those remaining signatories in the most notable among them be. in europe that they will be amendments put in place to offset the negative impact of washington with feeling it is better to me that the american president and donald trump decided to deal with the deal that the signal is making it was a deal that companies created. in one of the worst that america had if they signed on and since his election campaign he promised that he was going to find a cure not only has he written in the form of studies also announce that his we are facing sanctions against iran and at the same time has evolved to come down even harder on the islamic republic and this is despite the fact they're all grooming as they're doing so could have dire consequences now since then europe has been scrambling and trying hard to convince the iranians that they remain committed to the deal but what we certainly hearing from to iran is skepticism as to whether or

meeting to try and salvage what at the time was termed a landmark agreement but what we are hearing from taran is they're insisting on some kind of assurances from those remaining signatories in the most notable among them being europe that they will be amendments put in place to offset the negative impact of washington withdrawing it was back in may that the american president donald trump decided to ditch the deal it's a deal that for several years in the making it was a deal that trump has called the worst deal or one of the worst deals that america has ever signed off on and since his election campaign he promised that he was going to get to from the deal not only has he withdrawn from it but he's also announced that he's we imposing sanctions against iran and at the same time has vowed to come down even harder on the islamic republic and this is despite the fact there are warnings they're doing so could have dire consequences now since then europe has been scrambling and trying hard to convince the iranians that they remain committed to the deal but we certainly hearing from to iran is sk

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