, thejohn konrads a plan of action, the iran deal signed in 2015.ng is that most of these middle eastern countries have been steadfastly opposed to the deal. they found it deeply flawed. many of them have grown accustomed to a certain timeline where they know they are not going to have two worry about iranian nukes for several yea rs. about iranian nukes for several years. they are probably all scrambling, properly supporting the president on being tough on the orion and possibly not being sure what to do. no one knows what it looks like if and when this iran deal is scrapped. there have been two high profile visits from emmanuel macron and angela merkel. both of them have tried to persuade the president to stick with the deal. they have. i'm not sure they have succeeded. there is probably some agreement on the need to try to revise things. i don't know if the next few weeks will be in time to come up with a new understanding of what that kind of deal might look like. but i do think it is important that we see the europeans begin to understand how d

disproportionate requirements that are unacceptable for the people of iran and other members of thejohn konradsnsive plan of action. but the united states is urging not only its european allies but also others to impose sanctions on iran to curb its missile programme. the new american secretary of state, who's on his first overseas tour of the middle east, has arrived in saudi arabia. it is expected that iran's missile programme would be a major topic in talks on sunday between pompeo and leaders from saudi arabia and israel. for a third day running, tens of thousands have taken to the streets of pamplona in spain, where there is anger about the sentence handed to five men accused of gang raping a woman during the running of the bulls festival two years ago. protesters say the verdict is too lenient, and sets a dangerous precedent for gang—rape cases, as tiffany wertheimer reports. the chant from these protesters — "alone or drunk, i want to return home". for the third day in a row, tens of thousands of demonstrators have filled pamplona's streets. mostly women, they are protesting against what