u.s. administration however has not formally and directly communicated to us and under about any specific concerns that is now being raised in certain courses indeed that expressed satisfaction with our programs and indeed we remain grateful to the u.s. government and people for the sixty million they gave us this year they are one of our largest donor still but if any don't have credible reports of misuse of funding we will investigate and take action but let's not lose sight of the fact that the mandates of annorah to provide emergency and human development services to palestine refugees is robustly backed by the international community through the un general assembly and to have done so in the early seventy years and that indorsement continues to be in place and why that is we will do our utmost to implement our mandate and provide services to some of the most disadvantaged people on the planet we can now speak to phyllis bennis in washington she directs the new internationalism project and is itching for policy studies lacking is a right activist and analyst on the middle east and u.n

u.s. dollars in financial transactions. the trump administration argues just the threat of sanctions has already made a difference, pointing to iran's plummeting currency, a worsening economy. and as a result, intense anti-government riots like these from recent change, but we want to put unprecedented pressure on the government of iran to change its behavior. >> reporter: despite heightened hostility, last week president trump offered up a meeting. >> no pre-conditions, no. they want to meet, i'll meet. anytime they want. >> reporter: today rouhani said negotiations and sanctions can't coexist and if someone has a knife in the hand and seeks talks, he should first put the knife in his pocket. european allies still part of the iran nuclear deal say the president is wrong, even taking measures to protect businesses from the impact of sanctions. but a defiant administration is forging forward alone with more sanctions targeting iran's banking and oil industries set to go into effect in november. >>> venezuela's president nicolas maduro claims an inte

u.s. administration she had this message about how europe should apprise the trumpet ministrations policy and goals and guns and get us on a glacier that we have to take on more responsibility which means germany must rely on your like the foreign minister i have advocated a foreign policy which does not require european unity that puts us on a european security council where we speak with one voice i believe that it is important and germany will have to take more responsibility in questions of defense which is why we supported the intervention force together with france cooperation in europe is the thing that angle americal has spoken many times about before the cooperation she really wants to see is between her party in government and her bavarian allies the main leader of that party who was the whole for the interior minister has also been speaking on sunday saying that there is a degree of harmony now in government that perhaps wasn't there so much earlier this year the important thing for him is the bavarian general election coming up in mid october for angular merkel the most import

u.s. administration the obama administration to try to convince its european allies to centrally hold on for a few years until trump is voted out of office you know this idea that one day interim ballots you will have returned i wonder if that is the perspective that you take as well that this current american predisposition which is clearly harmful and unfair to your cause that it is only temporary well look we we had meetings with the time administration and two thousand and seventeen thirty five times drilling for some months between our president and president trump and i held personally thirty one other meetings with them as negotiations we give them every possible chance with their decision in declaring israel a cut of israel be disqualified themselves from any role in the peace process we will not sit with them they're not partners they're not only biased they adopting there's really been dictation and not negotiations and you know once franklin d. roosevelt so the office of the white house is an office of international military an office of international morality needs john statesman

u.s. have differences on a number of other major issues the trumpet administration impose tariffs on steel an atom many m m ports from a range of countries in march that responded with countermeasures donald trump criticize europe's a more open immigration measures and contrast to his zero tolerance policies the u.s. withdrew from the twenty fifth in paris climate in the agreement last year what share the head of the e.u. council donald tusk described as a mistake and trampas criticize nato members for not contradicting enough to fund the transatlantic military alliance. mysql of ashbrook let me come to you so with all those differences you know now out in the open have donald trump's isolationist policies i think mr mack can call them aggressive isolationism finally taken their toll on european leaders and now leading to policymaking. well i wouldn't say taking their toll we see this i see this is a continuation of outside forces really pushing the european union pushing individual member states to rethink their priorities we have a situation where the last piece falls into place of speec

u.s. administration of its read and that is to keep improving relations with russia just looks ridiculous here it's a blatant hypocrisy yes it was possible but the if something for which something like a restriction of the operations of russian banks to foreign currency. it can be called for what it is a declaration of economic need and it will be necessary to respond to this war with economic political if necessary because of the message you now it's still an open question whether the usa the u.k. and the european union will all fall into line against russia when we are as of yet having waiting to see any solid evidence to back up the accusations that are justifying these new sanctions and economic attacks meanwhile the u.s. treasury house frozen millions of dollars worth of russian assets or washington correspondents america has more samir it's getting harder to keep up with the rate of sanctions washington's imposing what do we know about this latest statement from the treasury well the treasury department did explain it all and its statement saying that these efforts have been taken i

u.s. administration's conscious attacks on our economy the standoff between the two states was aggravated when turkey detained an american pastor over alleged links to terrorism among other measures washington imposed additional tariffs on turkish minium and steel or that sent the turkish lira plummeting in value hitting a wreck or the low against the u.s. dollar turkish stocks have tumbled as well. release pastor andrew bronson now or be prepared to face the consequences. will respond to the u.s. declaring a trade on the whole world by answering new markets and finding allies at the president's direction the department of treasury is sanctioning turkey's minister of justice and minister of interior. we will boycott u.s. electronic goods. i can send those who are waging an economic war against turkey for this reason i've changed all my u.s. dollars into the roots. i think we should always use locally made products after the spike in the u.s. dollar the prices for foreign products increased dramatically people can no longer afford them. you know the whole world is watching america cannot c

u.s. administration the obama administration to try to convince its european allies to centrally hold on for a few years until trump is voted out of office you know they say dear that one day interim ballots you will have returned i wonder if that is the perspective that you take as well that this current american predisposition which is clearly harmful and unfair to your cause that it is only temporary well look we we had meetings with the term administration and two thousand and seventeen thirty five times grilling for some months between our president and president trump and i held personally thirty one of our meetings with them as negotiations we give them every possible chance with their decision and declaring as a result of israel be disqualified themselves from any role in the peace process we will not sit with them they're not partners they're not only biased they adopt and there's really bhushan of dictation and not negotiations and you know once franklin d. roosevelt said the office of the white house is an office of international oddity an office of international morality needs jo

u.s. administration is or can be that as it is right now the turkish lira is in freefall as you reported as we have seen and heard the lira lost forty percent in this year in two thousand and eight team against the u.s. dollar and this is significant there is a tariff back and forth between turkey and the u.s. and so the timing is right for the u.s. and for the white house to push a little harder because and here we come to the opportunity it's all about andrew bunsen of a jolly old pastor detained or now under house arrest in turkey the u.s. had lobbied heart and intensively for his release that didn't go anywhere so far and i think washington lost its patience i gave it turkey and the u.s. or our nato allies and their concerns in washington that this could damage their relations. yes and no i think washington is a little bit wary of where this could all end this rift between turkey on the other hand though the relationship between the u.s. and turkey in the nato as nato allies isn't good in the first place and that's specifically after turkey decided to purchase s. four hundred missile sy

u.s. administration is to engage in psychological wolf-man and to sow division among iranians when at the same time gaining political capital for the upcoming congressional elections so trump's talk is either about gaining domestic political advantage in the elections the waging psychological blow against the iranian people . i don't let me ask you has the offer by draw to meet rouhani for talks has it created or revealed more fissures in irradiance society. well at least you can see that iran has politics unlike north korea for example in iran you have always had a debate about how to deal with the u.s. and now with donald trump in office and his surprising offer to talk some are saying it's just empty words don't don't even think about it others are saying it's worth trying and then there is another group that says we have no choice but to talk to the u.s. i wouldn't call it figures but there is certainly a heated debate about how to how to look forward and i think the upcoming weeks will be interesting in that regard we know that rouhani is considered a pragmatist and he has done his b

u.s. have differences on a number of other major issues the trumpet administration impose tariffs on steel an atom many m m ports from a range of countries in march that responded with countermeasures donald trump criticize europe's more open immigration measures and contrast to his zero tolerance policies the u.s. withdrew from the twenty fifth in paris climb to meet agreement last year what share the head of the e.u. council donald tusk described as a mistake and trampas criticize nato members for not contradicting enough to fund the transatlantic military alliance. mrs cliff ashbrook let me come to you so with all those differences you know now out in the open and have donald trump's. isolationist policies i think mr macron called them aggressive isolationism finally taken their toll on european leaders and now leading to policymaking. well i wouldn't say taking their toll we see this i see this is a continuation of outside forces really pushing the european union pushing individual member states to rethink their priorities we have a situation where the last piece falls into place of sp

u.s. administrations come and go fair enough but the things the people in charge say about insurgents today could be totally different tomorrow taliban this taliban that the taliban are fighting isis and we encourage that because isis needs to be destroyed. oh so they're good for something at least if it's about knocking out islamic state yet just a few months earlier general nicholson said the taliban's fight against dyess was a piece of russian propaganda we see here a narrative that's being used that grossly exaggerates the number of isis fighters here this narrative then is used as a justification for the russians to legitimize the actions of the taliban and provide some degree of support complicated hol of ghana's stan business as usual and the american strategy for afghanistan see above the american strategy a strategy from the beginning of the so-called war on terror which was launched off to the september eleventh attacks as this war has turned out to be an utter failure . you know i was we all know was in a stronger position than it ever was in two thousand and one. so hence i thin

u.s. administration of its read and that is to keep improving relations with russia just looks ridiculous it's a blatant hypocrisy yes it was supposed to be the but if something follows something like a restriction of the operations of russian banks the use of foreign currency it can be called for what it is a declaration of economic knee and it will be necessary to respond to this war with economic political if necessary because of the method you now it's still an open question whether the usa the u.k. and the european union will all fall into line against russia when we are as of yet having waiting to see any solid evidence to back up the accusations that are justifying these new sanctions and economic attacks now meanwhile the u.s. treasury has frozen millions of dollars worth of russian assets or washington correspondents america has more on that so it's getting harder to keep up with the rate of sanctions washington's imposing what do we know about this latest statement from the treasury well the treasury department did explain it all in its statement saying that these efforts have b

this has been a failure of administrations of both parties. it will take not just u.s. ou and -- international sanctions as well. administration credit. the clinton administration was able to bring a sanction regime against iran. that is what brought them to the table. the president has acted in such a funeral -- unilateral fashion that he has made the united states the pariah in that group and not iran. that is a mistake. we need to make sure that we act in a diplomatic way if we are going to have sanctions that will really have teeth. that is something that. president trump has shown no interest in doing. : yet the president wants to sit down with present rouhani. -- president rouhani. have another agreement that encompasses all the issues you just raised? is an examplerea of that, i'm not too optimistic. i'm waiting to see what exactly we got out of our sit-down with the dictator of north korea. president trump has this habit of ratcheting up tensions, bashing a foreign dictator, and then, six months later, sitting down and talking to him, achieving nothing but a phot

u.s. administration of its read and that is to keep improving relations with russia just looks ridiculous it's a blatant hypocrisy yes it was supposed to be the but if something follows something like a restriction of the operations of russian banks who use a foreign currency it can be called for what it is a declaration of economically and it will be necessary to respond to this war with economic political if necessary because of the method you. now it's still an open question whether the u.s. the u.k. and the european union will all fall into line against russia when we are as of yet having waiting to see any solid evidence to back up the accusations that are justifying these new sanctions and economic attacks meanwhile the u.s. treasury has frozen millions of dollars worth of russian assets or washington correspondents america has more samir it's getting harder to keep up with the rate of sanctions washington's imposing what do we know about this latest statement from the treasury well the treasury department did explain it all and its statement saying that these efforts have been take

u.s. administration decided that they agreed with the british allegations that the russians were to blame for the chemical weapons attack on a russian double agent and his daughter in the u.k. then automatically once someone is accused of using chemical or biological weapons then sanctions have to be in place so. they were expecting sanctions on exports of goods with the jewel use national security implications are. things like that so we expect those to go into place on wednesday potentially more serious there is that that framework continues in ninety days if russia hasn't satisfied the state department that it's not using chemical weapons and hasn't allowed open itself up to inspections and far more serious sanctions are likely to go into place and it's very unlikely that russia is going to accept any of these states about what conditions are right sheraton's a life for us in washington she had thank you. venezuela's major opposition parties have called for a general strike and day of protests they're opposing the government's new monetary policies aimed at curbing soaring prices price

it's tough to imagine how the administration would move probably knowing that congress wouldn't be onboard with u.s. and mexico going at it alone now saying that talks are ongoing, what's your reaction? >> my answer to your colleague's question is yes, there could be a middle ground. the administration has hoped to go up through the congress today with a pronouncement that they have a deal with mexico and that they're talking with canada and that canada may come into the agreement over the next 90 days. all the administration has to do is notify the congress today that they will be doing a deal, the details have to be worked out and provided to congress only after 90 days like -- i'm sorry, 30 days, a month from now so there is a middle ground. if the canadians agree to that the administration could say mexico's onboard, we're talking with canada but there's an agreement in principle, a handshake or intention or something to maintain canada in the agreement as a trilateral agreement, and as required under law we will send you the details in 30 days the problem would be if canada was definitively ou

u.s. administration wants to defecit,n its account but the u.s.to be careful -- deficit, but the united states may need to be careful what it wishes for. this is bloomberg. ♪ xfinity mobile is a new wireless network designed to save you money. even when you've got serious binging to do. wherever your phone takes you, your wireless bill is about to cost a whole lot less. use less data with a network that has the most wifi hotspots where you need them and the best 4g lte everywhere else. saving you hundreds of dollars a year. and ask how you get xfinity mobile included with your internet. plus, get $300 back when you buy a new smartphone. xfinity mobile. it's simple. easy. awesome. click, call or visit a store today. manus: good morning. this is bloomberg daybreak: europe. these are today's top stories. storm,calm after the there are rallies after the mining monday selloff. turkish capital controls are a possibility. ready to intervene, emerging ,arket policymakers central-bank hikes rates. no negotiation. the u.s. is said to hold off on talks with

u.s. administration as well taking on colombia's presidency though at a pretty critical time as we go through some of the things thousands of venezuelans first of all who fled into colombia as the economic crisis in their country continues to face as president nicolas maduro is accusation that colombia was behind an incident at the weekend that venezuela called an attempt to assassinate maduro now the big challenge a legal coca production and cocaine trafficking just reached an all time high because vowing to step up the war on drugs. and he's also promised to renegotiate the peace deal with the rebels and a lot of votes on this temporary plates as well manuel he is live in bogota covering the story i'm on well i mean i've listed a whole lot of things there can you say that any one of those is the most important i feel like the funk deal is simply because it was such a big part of the election i think you really hit the nail on the head with the slew of challenges that the new president is going to be faced with coming into office after that inauguration later this afternoon not any one of th

u.s. administration has not been perfectly clear about what they wanted, whether a reduction in the tradeicit or a change in chinese practices. but if they are trying to change chinese practices, if you take as their edition the conclusions of the section 301 report, it is a major confrontation with china. that report basically said china, you have cheated your way into economic success and you have to stop. that is a hard message. while the tariffs are an instrumentality to get to negotiations, it is hard for both sides to agree on what the problem is. shery: as the administration trade negotiations with south korea. how does that compare? glad there is no longer the uncertainty hanging over the u.s.-south korea free-trade agreement. if you look at what was accomplished in that negotiation, it was finally -- fairly minor changes. it was an extension on truck tariffs in the united states, a few wiggles on the auto is this, a little help -- auto business, a little help to pharmaceuticals. --rall, this was a dial turn more of a press release than a trade agreement. i'm glad they reduced the

u.s. administration, space explorrtion goes beyond science. vice president mike pence wants to create a branch of the u.s. military. is an idea whose time has come. the space and environment hhs changed in the last generation. today, other nations re seeking to disrupt our space race systems and challenge of american supremacy in space as cited waser nations china and washington believe they pursue anti-solid weaponry and the u.s. relies on satellite technology for communications ann intelligence services vital to milltary ann economy. cyber attacks on the satellites could lead to american troopp stranded in war zones. the solution for the president is the so-called space force. he gave it hii full support on thursday and said 's all the way -- space force all the way while bernie sanders criticize the plan. -p>> maybe we should make sure r people are not dying because before we spend billions toe militariie outer space. -p>> the u.s. military currenn space is controlled by the air force but ttis would have space related rrsources under one com

u.s. administration really pushing hard on this trade. we saw other stories about new tariffs. of this will make it much more difficult for italy and for emerging markets. on the flipside he's talking about buying italian bonds. typically the u.s. offers help through the fed put, which is far away from where we are now. it is interesting we have this dichotomy. jonathan: in the european bond market, i want to ask you how wide italy stays relative to germany. yields have really blown out and they stayed blown out. for most people the extreme risk, the base case is the increase in supply. is at your base case? rob: we have to get the budget negotiations in italy. i think they will be continued noise from italy as we come back from summer vacation. that is what is keeping spreads wide. we don't see the redenomination risk propagating at this point throughout the eurozone. the pressure is on italy. it's on italy. if it impacts other more vulnerable countries like spain, that you start to think about redenomination risk. jonathan: the ecb has not finished qe, yet we have concerns ab

u.s. sanctions cannot miss her -- measures hit in 2015. they are being brought back by the trump administrationthe sanctions target the iranian financial system, including government purchases of u.s. dollars, the trading of gold and other precious huddle and other industrial goods. government bond sales and the automotive industry. in anticipation of the sanctions come at the iranian real has been in freefall. it is already being felt. >> sanctions have definitely had an impact whether on currency exchange rate or the price of gold. they have resulted in the loss of many jobs. if the dollar goes up, the price of everything will go up. at the end, people should have patience and tolerance toward the sanctions. if it continues like this, we won't have a good life in the future. i hope our government will think about us people. a sentiment that washington hopes can call tehran back to the negotiating table. >> they could take up the president's offer to negotiate with them, to give up ballistic mimissile and nunuclear r weapos programs fully and verifiably under the onerous terms of the iran nucl

u.s. trump is mish administration is going against the very institutions that it helped create in the donda riding european prosperity that's of course an uphill battle but it's something worth trying and the fourth element of this atlantic strategy or america policy of mr mas is renewed in gage mint with the broader american public of the trump interim administration doesn't represent the whole of america and he has repeatedly said that in the greatest game of things in the us we still have the best shot at having an ally out outside europe china and russia are even less so benign head to months in their own ways and not at all partners that could make up for the old role of the u.s. mr goss what do you make of everything you hear and can europe sort of forge ahead with these new agreements you know new alliances in everything from financial markets to defense. the short answer would be europe could do it the means are there economically financially and even more the military side but i must say i doubt that the political will exists. we have all these speeches but when these politicians g

u.s. administration and president obama i think it's better to say that many people within the canadian diplomatic community have be rather surprised by this response it certainly suggests that president trump does not view the canadian. ally his northern neighbor as the pressing priorities in this dispute and i would suggest that actually what we see in the response from america is really a reflection of the way which trumps administration have got much closer to the saudi kingdom and that in turn i think reflects a lot of mutual business interests which trump is clearly putting before his traditional or his country's traditional alliances with other nato members we can be guilty of focusing a little too much sometimes on the u.s. and on donald trump said tell me about canada's other allies and who else should maybe be standing up here. well to be frank i was expecting not only be a lot more from the united states but also from europe and in particular the european commission i think more generally the european union has struggled on me on the international stage and i think in this case they str

u.s. doesn't automatically assume that the president and the president trumps administration he believes in the go she everything that he does not look with regard to iran the question each leader around the world has to answer is what has iran done to advance world peace the answer is nothing so the fact of the matter is is that the regime has done nothing but create misbehavior around the world has not lived up to its obligations regarding that horrible deal and the united states is no longer on an apology tour as president obama was there's a new sheriff in town his name is donald trump business is not going to be as usual the e.u. and nato and other countries have always wanted the united states government to take the lead on a lot of worldwide issues president trump is doing that and that they've got to make decisions as to what side of the issue they're going to stand with and at the end of the day believe me they will stand with the united states that's cut lucas. we just heard there is that you know they us says that iran doesn't help for world peace well it's pulling out of the vet

u.s. administration understood that? do you tnk the u.s. administration understood at the time what to do? >> i don't think you could evesr k about a single american policy. i think there was always a tug-of-war inside the administration, and a good part of thon administraas very sceptical of what was happened tahrir square and was acutely anxious to see hosni mubarak leave power. h >> schifrin:d a muslim brotherhood. you had an election. was there dismsunity in tf whether to suppmoort mohamed i, who became president of egypt? >> disunity is puttg it mildly. i think there was a great deal of anxiety to see a muslim brotherhood member as president. a few months into power, he stepped in to broke ecer p agreement between hamas and israel, and at that point i think he had really won over the administration and showed that he could work with president obama, that he was not hostil to israel, and that he could advance the interests of stability around the region. that was probably his apex in american eyes. >> schifrinm: as mohamed si was winning

u.s. administration pushing hard on this trade. we saw other stories today about renewed tariffs.ll of those are going to make it murphy more difficult for italy and emerging markets. on the other side he is talking about buying italian fonds. he is talking about the fed put, which is very far away from where we are now. it is interesting we get this die cot my. >> it is interesting, but in the european bond market, i want to put you on the spot and ask you how wide italy stays relative to germany. yield have stayed blown out. the extreme risk is redomination risk. the base case is an increase of supply. is that your base case? >> we have to get through budget negotiations in italy. i think there is going to be continued noise from italy as we come back from summer vacation. that is what is keeping spreads wide. we don't see the redomination risk prop gating throughout the euro zone because the pressure is really on italy. at this point it is on italy. if it starts to impact some of these other more vulnerable countries like spain, then you would start to be thinking about redenom

u.s. administration. and that's what they're saying, no names.the u.s. administration of going against president trump's wishes and, quote, inciting international sanctions and pressure against north korea, even though the regime claims it has halted nuclear ballistic missile tests. national security advisor john bolton recently said that the united states has held up its end of the bargain answered blamed north korea for failing to take the necessary steps towards getting rid of its nukes. jeff mason is here. white house correspondent for reuters, usually with us from washington. good to see you here. >> good to be here, shep. >> shepard: i don't know who this is a surprise to that the north koreans are rolling on with their nukes, apparently they are and now they are mad at us. >> mad and being very clever how they express that anger by trying to sort of engender or lead to some divisions within the administration. those divisions are probably between ambassador bolton who said recently that north korea had knot done what it needed to to stop i

u.s. administration just loves putin and next time you see reports in russian media that's also covered by other media that's also been tweeted by trump you'll know what's really going on. brazil's presidential election is about a month away but the current favorite in the polls faces a major uphill battle because lula da silva the former president is currently lingering in jail within a quarter of all reports. brazil's presidential election is looming and the latest polls to show one clear favorite and he is a familiar face lula da silva as companion has all the regular features rallies full of adoring supporters the. merchandise branding his name and the must have companion ad set to dramatic music. so what is the number of. tables it takes if you think about it. but here's the twist mr silva is currently serving a twelve year sentence for corruption still that hasn't stopped his renewed political aspirations and his party registered him for the race days before his imprisonment lula told r.t. about his intentions will but your phrase it my party wants me to run for president they suppor

u.s. administration might start new tariffs next week when it comes to imports from china, $200 billion, ifhat really should happen, then china might answer with retaliatory measures. so that also had some traders on wall street concerned that if pressure increase here in the afternoon trading, that we should not forget that we had one record high after another and now we had a little bit of a breather. nothing was officially confirmed from the white house yet, but speculation increased that we might see more tariffs for goods in the amount of $200 billion next week. so while we see a little bit of easing on one side when it comes to nafta, that he is certainly on when it comes to the u.s.-chinese relations. >> are financial correspondent on wall street, thanks for that, jens. the sale of high caffeine soft drink's two children could be banned in england. the government is mulling a prohibition amid health concerns. a public consultation was seeking views on the subject and asking whether restrictions should apply to children under 16 are under 18. any changes would apply only to england wi

u.s. administration with whom they can talk about china policy. they had some excellent nations they need to get through to the u.s. administration. china has nothing to give the u.s.. if you take the reexport of u.s. companies back into the u.s. into the equation of the current account, they run a deficit of $20 billion. chinese perspective, they need to get this message across. nejra: does that mean that the yuan has to weekend? a lot ofis doing things the same time. keeping the current account balance open, having a fixed currency rate. currency rate needs to go. that's part of the solution. anna: we talk about china, i have lots of conversations about what it is that china -- chinese are doing with their currency. it is one of their tools they have. it as benigncribed neglect. how optimistic or cap is sick -- pessimistic are you about where the sense? >> it is very hard to say. in the u.s., there is not a china expert handling this. you have a real political problem for the republican administration because the people who have been most vocal

u.s. sanctions measures that were suspended two thousand and fifteen after years of suffering by the iranian population are now being brought back by the trump administration. the sanctions target the iranian financial system including government purchases of u.s. dollars the trading of gold and other precious metals and of industrial goods and software. they hit up the sales of iranian real government bond sales and the automotive industry. in anticipation of the sanctions coming into effect the iranian real has been in freefall and that's already being felt on the streets of iran on the one sanctions have definitely had an impact whether it's on currency exchange rate or the price of gold they have resulted in the loss of many jobs will be caught in it if the dollar goes up the price of everything will go up but at the end people should have some patience and tolerance towards the sanctions. is a good one each on on the house that i've been but you know if it continues like this we won't have a good life in the future it would be better to have reforms and i hope our government will think about us people. yes they did not so i had to shift. for me but i