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with me and it really sure will the story for us in moscow to both of you thank you very much u.s. president trumpets told egypt jordan and the palestinian leadership that he will move the u.s. embassy in israel to jerusalem it is a move that would be tantamount to recognizing the disputed city as israel's capital something that trump promised during his presidential campaign or reiterating statements made earlier in the week palestinian president mahmoud abbas warned tromp that moving the embassy would endangered the middle east peace process and provoke unrest in the region germany's foreign ministers ignore gabriele had this to say today about the else. and so i have for me it's a lot of member states including us have expressed their concerns that the recognition of jerusalem as the capital of israel will not calm the conflict but rather escalate it and you know i just it's in everyone's interest that that
well tonight in an exclusive interview with d.w. news qatar's foreign minister has accused saudi arabia of undermining security in the gulf region shaikh mohammad bin abdul rahman out tunney met his german counterpart zoomer gabriele in berlin today now the two men opened a qatari cultural center germany is taking an active role in diplomatic efforts to end the blockade of qatar by other gulf states including saudi arabia my colleague christopher spring gate spoke with foreign minister danny who says the saudis are refusing to engage with his country. saudis and their allies say that qatar sponsors extremist groups that destabilize the middle east is that the case it's not the case at all i thought i was an active player and there was a guest actually we've been one of the founding members of the global coalition and
a separate force that competes with nato but instead a more efficient and effective european contribution to collective security which would also allow europe to to do things perhaps in africa or whatever that are important is them is this a good idea to have a u.p.a. nami i think nato is the right answer. so the u.p.a. is the wrong and. nato is the right answer for collective security but it needs a stronger european pillar and so i mean nato i think outside nato i don't think it has to be either or i mean each of us does things bilaterally multilateral with other countries so it's not an either or i'm satisfied that there's enough that the smart leadership in europe will figure out how to get the best efficiency from the billions of euros that are being spent which is what foreign minister gabriele
a result of riyadh has recalled its ambassador to germany and hariri himself tweeted to say that i am held up in saudi arabia and not allowed to leave the country is a lie a man on the way to the airport mr gabriele. now some of the other stories making news around the world u.s. president donald trump says he's delaying a policy that would allow elephant hunters to bring their trophies back from africa the twitter announcement comes just a day after the u.s. and now it's it was lifting a ban imposed by the obama administration the reversal was met with outrage by animal rights groups the military and argentina has stepped up a search for one of its submarines the vessel went missing more than two days ago it was nearly four hundred kilometers off the argentinian coast in stormy conditions when contact was lost forty four crew members were on board the submarine was purchased from germany in one thousand nine hundred eighty five here
korean potential issues through peace talks. from the presidential palace many c.n.n. has called for dialogue with their northern neighbors trump however professor tougher talk. he'll take that message to beijing hoping china delivers little tensions over china's ambitions in the size china sea and trade will also dominate discussions with president xi. a brief look now at some stories making headlines here in germany the german foreign minister is in my gabriele has held talks with his turkish counterpart never shot a shoulder to the meeting took place during a previously unannounced visit to turkey relations between those two countries have been under strain since turkish authorities detained more than ten turns systems on terror charges. in the city of dusseldorf kurdish activists have clashed with police authorities plan to protest stop the protests after activists refused to
to cattail international lending to turkey now turkey's economy it depends for foreign capital to survive and already even rumors about what holds all the turkish lira plunging and touching. ok thomas will this development now open the door for improving bilateral relations between germany in turkey. the german government brian sees this as a first step in the right direction it also says that german mediation efforts in this case were successful but i think there's also are still a long way to go before relations can be really improved in fact german foreign minister gabriele stressed himself that there are other germans that are detained in turkey for in comprehensible reasons as that was described and this is not the only reason that is a problem between turkey and germany there are serious series of problems between the two countries a series of problems that also prompted german reorientation of its policy towards
ministers ignored gabriele called a decision to release story during the proceedings and encouraging decision but he said other germans were still in prison in germany in turkey rather for in comprehensible reasons ok well our correspondent dorian jones is covering trial proceedings in istanbul for us and we have also with us steve obvious political correspondent thomas sparrow here in berlin thanks to both of you for being with us this morning. what was behind the decision to release peyton story. well longer will be presenting this is evidence that turkey tradition or even dependent fairly and justly but the fact that all these human rights defenders were released the scene is the evidence of all of the of the think of international pressure on turkey that case is going on president through the tension and pressure on cross but the leave the release of story in particular the scene has been result of growth of all possible reports of rumors that it was about to use its influence
rumors about reports all the turkish lira plunging and touching record low ok thomas well this development now open the door for improving bilateral relations between germany and turkey the german government brian sees this as a first step in the right direction it also says that german mediation efforts in this case were successful but i think there's also are still a long way to go before relations can be really improved in fact german foreign minister gabriele stressed himself that there are other germans that are detained in turkey for in comprehensible reasons as that was described and this is not the only reason that is a problem between turkey and germany there are serious series of problems between the two countries a series of problems that also prompted german reorientation of its policy towards so that's probably why this is seen as a first step as i'm encouraging step but obviously we're still with still
trump's announcement. well then two years ago exactly in july twenty fifteen the entire international community welcomed the result of twelve years of intense negotiations on the iranian nuclear program one hundred and four pages full of technical details. the joint compressive club in action which it is not a bilateral agreement it does not belong to any single country and it is not up to any single country to terminate it german foreign minister gabriele said scrapping the treaty would send quote dangerous signals shouted in the next few weeks we'll do everything in our power to persuade u.s. congress to uphold the agreement and to discuss how we can change iran's behavior in other areas of middle east politics we believe the agreement must be preserved as the. iranian president hassan rouhani said his country will
negotiations more than ever before and was annoyed. by germany's foreign minister there is that my gabriele saying we need those kinds of deals more than ever let's get more on that with the alley jeremiah senior policy fellow at the european council on foreign relations in london and we thank you very much for joining us there seems to be real concern here in europe that the iran nuclear deal will on rival a first of all remind us what are the main pillars of this deal what does it mean. well this deal was signed just over two years ago and essentially it puts a very stringent inspection and monitoring mechanism on iran's nuclear program to ensure that the international community is aware of the not some bolts of iran's nuclear program in addition its puts in place a lot of stringent nuclear commitments that iran isn't here to to ensure that the timeline as that it takes for iran to essentially create