Iran’s Collision Course With the G20 Summit

Dr. August Hanning, UANI Advisory Board Member: "When world leaders gather this week in Hamburg for the G20 Summit, Iranian President Hassan Rouhani will obviously not have a seat at the table, and considering the proposed agenda, he'd probably feel as if all eyes are on him. That's because, as current president of the G20, German Chancellor Angela Merkel set a high bar for this year's Summit in Hamburg, putting forth a series of lofty priorities, including three that all tie directly back to Tehran: combatting terrorist financing, fighting corruption and addressing the worst refugee crisis since World War II. By highlighting these specific areas and challenging G20 nations to assume responsibility for them, Chancellor Merkel is putting Iran directly on notice."