the the, this is dw news, live it from berlin tonight, turkeys, presidential election headed for a rental. no clear winner emerge from sunday's election. and that have set the stage now for a 2 week baffled between the incumbent. president richard, probably a better one and the opposition candidates come off to let you the role of also coming up tonight. the u. k. promises ukraine more air defense hardware,

but it says it can not yet answer. keats called poor fighter jets and they political shake up in thailand after nearly a decade of military back room for democracy. opposition parties won by a landslide, but the reformers, they still faced major obstacles. plus it will show you how old man in ireland not only turns old aircraft into a new office space, but also how he created a business in the process. the i bridge off is good to have you with this on this one day turkeys. presidential race will be decided in a run off with counting nearly complete the state media. and the under the news agencies say that incumbent president richard, probably a better one, has received 49.5 percent of the boat. now his right go to mall,

tillage. the overload is trailing with just under 45 percent. officials of now confirmed a run off will take place in 2 weeks time, as no candidate receives more than 50 percent of the vote yesterday. mister carriage to allude had hoped to harness public anger at turkey's dire economy and the government's botched earthquake response. this is president air, the ones worst ever, 1st round result as they came expecting of victory speech. but unlike his previous presidential elections, project tie up arrow on couldn't claim the 1st round when for his waiting supporters. before all the ballots were even counted, turkeys incumbent president accepted. he may face of ronald, don't do that if the nation has made its choice in favor of the 2nd round of the election. and that is also welcome was understood that it was his main rival,

connecticut it's donald also said he was ready for another vote. the let to me if the nation says 2nd round, we gladly accepted. we will be absolutely witness selection. in the 2nd round, everyone will see that with a run of now confirmed voters must wait another 2 weeks to know who will take power . yeah, change it so on the old countries been struggling lately. you know, it's up to a change in government which shake it further. that's why both candidates are problematic for me to. that's why i can't say i voted with conviction that i called the sort of co job. it was obvious from the start with that this was going to go to the 2nd round and now that that's happening. so i'm surprised. we just have to wait till i'm upset. this shouldn't have been the result. even with a slight lead,

the 1st round has been one of the toughest test for air to on. but the run of is likely to be an uphill battle for college dotala. you want to me now is 77 quick months. a researcher at the stucco university institute for turkish studies and head of the symbol based think tank is stand poll institute. it's good to have you with this. let's just talk about the election that that just took place yesterday. would you say that this volume large was a free and fair election with no serious irregularities? so uh yes, actually uh there was no serious uh, irregularities yesterday selection. but uh, we can say that it's the feel fair elections because took is now categorized as a competitive alternative and reaching their elections. our health, they go to leap up the competition, and most political parties are not phase. so people made before the elections,

we can see that the government has use the state resources for the political campaigns and also independent to the issue. but these are comfortable by the government, the officials and of just last year election rules are changed to the um, actually for the, for the favor of the government. so we can see that fits was not a paid election. i would ask you if you can confirm that you've suggested that i heard today, that during the official campaign time president aero one and his party received 32 hours of free air time on public state television, the opposition parties, all of them together, received 32 minutes of free air time. is that true? exactly. and also the government has used it as though munition in not only for the, for the official media but also the pro government media. so they use this part of

were very effectively actually. and how do you explain the fact that the president era one was able to defy the predictions and the polls. i mean, this was supposed to be the opposition's vote to lose yesterday a it surely depends on many polls. it was on expected to see that miss the could wish that all the will be in the 1st in the 1st round so that this was unexpected results. but he has a 3 main strategy. first of all, he tried to manage the loyalty. so he into the both the loyalty and punish this noise and he pushed his base to add on himself. and secondly, c o manage the perception actually venue, watch the pro government channels, media outlets. you can see that as well on a try to a show that he is the only man who can issue this tablet,

the inputs comfortably and especially in the earthquake keeps those at it by the by using the pro government's media, she says creative and english. that's e 10, only the insured a saving for a building in this audio so that he managed this well. and also he used the identity politics to boost his bass, which it shouldn't he have performed even better? shouldn't he have won the election? considering his grip on media in turkey. um yes, but i'll present this ad one also suffers from the economy crisis at 1st, the full at each has created and disappointments and long piece support those. but also he has challenged by the unified 0 position. that's why we have this result in moving forward the next 2 weeks of what do you foresee happening in this run off a campaign for, for both of these candidates as 1st of all,

even though president ad dollars party, the atp has lose some support. there's a, he's a nation, he's a people's lives as close to, so the dated, he's published in the parliamentary. that's why by using this they will more close to get the 2nd round. and there is a, towards a candidate me, such as seen on the lawn. he gets unexpectedly 5 percent void and so he will be, he's support to. one of these candidates will be also decisive, fucked. good. but mr. glitched, all this job by losing goals. so the fundamental, the majority between difficult in the controls and that is the category to visited for mr. under collision roller. if he becomes the new president of turkey, he will still have to deal with a parliament that will have an attendance majority the a k party of mister arrow one, right? yes, this was exactly a challenging issue for me. step glitch that all those but,

but if they get the presidential executive followers with its executive positives, they can also ensure the, the forms that they provided for the society. so this will be not so much challenging for them to get the executive father. ok, but we will be watching closely. what happens for the next 2 weeks in turkey? you took a researcher setting 74 months. we appreciate your time and your insights tonight. thank you. thank you. or brittany's prime minister receives the knack has promised to send ukraine long range attack drones and additional missiles. i'll see neck made that pledge after you create a president, zalinski visited the u. k. as part of a whirlwind tour of europe. but despite the promise of more air defense hardware, the british prime minister, he stopped short of saying that he would send keep fighter jets. it was a flying visit by the ukranian president. after

a weekend of meetings with you or p and lead as low to me is a landscape touch down in britain to meet prime minister wishes to knock you welcome to landscape to his country residents. great to welcome you back to the u. k. whether ukrainian leda was thankful to breton, you are, but also acknowledged the difficulties that lie ahead for ukraine. and i thank you, especially especially you and the, your government for supporting us really at this moment. like i said at the moment of challenge is the moment for us, for our society, our people, especially for our soldiers moment this tough, difficult. but anyway, but we need success. and now i'm happy that's in this way. we are in way of

preparing were important comprehensive steps. so lend skate is king to build up what he calls objects coalition to help ukraine defendants, aspects the u. k. has said that it will not be providing fight to just to ukraine, but wishes to not cut a direct message that the russian president putin. but i think it's important instead of criminal tools that we're not going away. right. we all have, for the long time, we remain steadfast in wanting to defend you credit and not just now to reclaim its rightful territory. but also to ensure that ukraine has the means to defend itself into the future as well as the lensky left with the promise, some re, she's to not to try and ukrainian pilots, but without the commitment to deliver planes to get hopeful it was another important trick for the ukrainian president,

whose team to keep up support under the profile of the ongoing wall in ukraine. but here's the look now. some of the other stories that are making headlines around the world of the arab world is continuing its normalization of ties with the syrian president bush or alo, sought after receiving an invitation to attend this week's era lead meeting. he's now been invited to the cop $28.00 climate summit and due by later this year, it's a sods. first invitation to a global summit, since the start of the syrian more back in 2011 or germany's for administer. angelina, a bare bach has warned against normalizing relations with syrian president bush out of sod. she made those comments well on a trip to saudi arabia, where she met with her counterpart, positive, been fun. there boxes said that a saw that should not be rewarded for his crimes. at least the 6 people have been killed. hundreds injured after sites on mocha battered the coast of bangladesh and me and mar, fox is bizarre, and bangladesh is home to more than

a 1000000. for him jumped refugees and escaped. they directed after the sly clone. v or east for thailand street because opposition parties have begun discussions on how to replace the country's military dominated parliament. the pro democracy party move forward achieved a stunning victory and elections over the weekend. it's now hoping to work with the po, type party to replace the military backs government, which 1st came to power in a to back in 2014 greeted by cheers of prime minister, the pizza named dining room, boston his election. when was elated, supporting the victory of the progressive of position need a has sent shock waves through thailand's political establishment and could bring maybe 10 years of minute feedback to me to an end. the head of the me fluid

party is confident and his mandate. the sentiment of the hour has changed and it's right. it was the right timing that people have as being through enough of the last decade in the past decade and today is a new day and hopefully it's full of bright sunshine of hope going forward. new fluids closer to the young liberals and welcome the promise of change. i also feel that it carries a new meal and will bring about even more changes. and i hope that there will be good things happening. and thailand have been look okay, you need them either to, to move forward, talk to you for the matter of a quarter to 2 bill because it has to pause on other policies. i think they're very straightforward, clear and for them. and you'll find that being able to execute the most money,

throw money, not man, because i have the thing i need them on but forming a coalition. government might not be easy me for it has very ambitious ghost over the whole, the political system and the economy. they want to challenge the conservative roles of the mona key in the military. and ty society in general roch's looking to partner up with 5 of the cardinal position parties including gone, is to tie headed by the daughter of the former prime minister tax. and she knew what trust they come. pained with more traditional populous messages. even if a coalition is formed, it might not be easy to replace the incumbent government. the prime minister will officially be selected in july and evoked by the low house of parliament and the 250 states senate. the senators were put in place by the

current leadership, and so would likely vote to protect their interests. this could scott, to move fluids chose to form a progressive government us. hello, cindy is our marking these 75th anniversary of the day that they call our northbrook, which means the catastrophe after the state of israel was founded in 1948, it was attacked by the surrounding error of the country. it's now during the war that ensued hundreds of thousands of palestinians fled or were driven out of the area today, thousands of palestinians rally to mark the anniversary. like what you see right here in the west bank town of ramallah. they're demanding that palestinian refugees and their descendants be given the right to return. paul, to my colleague, our middle east analyst is shawnee who was honest, is here. now to talk about this, let's just talk about this. this board not. it is politically charging,

politically leading, explosive, quite divisive, why i'm talking to you progress through that. why is that so? well, because you know, in the political climate we are in that it's so pause and it's a little bit also, you know, we see it over the world. the world, this word has become a symbol of video. there's, there's one point has to size the one side is to knock the posting and seeing the is really independence as they're catastrophe. and then on the other side, of course, this is really them, their independence and freedom of design is planned and everything that we see in the state of israel today. and unfortunately, the discussion is such that it seems like acknowledging one side is diligent advising. the other, we see very little place for tolerance, where we say, ok, maybe there is a place to see the state of israel and its existence. and it's right to exist on the one hand, while acknowledging the pain that hurt the trauma, all the palestinians. but you know, in the current atmosphere where we're, where we are. this is a symbol of a national movement for the palestinians. and it's devices just like the device of as, as they are a, is really cost with this. yeah,

it just won't be too much. does it talk about it? it's possible to find a common ground in the public sphere and is real stand by. we're going to talk about that in just a moment. but 1st we have a report about an elderly and tell us any in man who fled his hometown during the air is really we're back in 1948. he was just one of roughly 750000 people who left what they called the palestinian territories high. yeah. yeah. that's my home tired over there. yeah. it's not far away. it's home. so you go to the wrong 50 kilometers 10 between sadie and hometown he left 75 years ago. he's from title, outside suffolk, which is now what is the city in northern this royal that would be posting in refugee now lives near to you and saw them live in on you. still hoops to one day go back home. it is, this is my home. my home i a button is this in the house this but the grandfather is building this house and there is just afford it. can i remember

my childhood over there? cuz i used to sits on the side the house and contemplate the mountains of society. i like that for, for the day that when the war started and as we were leaving the town, the elderly, the be away for 15 days at most domain and then we can go back home to do a maximum. i'm no, no, yeah, this no. the as the, the 30 you. it was a measurable and devastating journey. yeah. because we walked under the bargaining. sonya, as i said, no, uh, there were no cars until we reached the nearest lebanese tongue. a cut of book cutting blendy. this key to their house and title is all decided if somebody could carry when they fled during the arab israeli war of 1948. simians refer to this

time as a nickel. the catastrophe. have you seen these recent pictures? some type of looks like a deserted land nowadays. no, there's uh, some of the winds of the old houses and this is a sofa. it is now and is really city. how do you feel about that? hi icon. the. i got this space to keep it. yeah. buddy, i'm speechless. yeah, you're right so, so what are the, i see these pictures on the wall? oh, and self pets here. because this will be sleeping. i'm away from my home. no, i hear barely 50 kilometers away. you know, i'm sick and i'm going to do it, but it's on yet. i'm not allowed to see it. so for the 500000 people in depend on

how to officially registered with the you and police and works agency for punish time refugees. however, the agency estimates that no more than half of them currently reside inside live or not. there's no access to maine public services in no right to walk. many decided to emigrate. on the side he says that generations of palestinian refugees born and raised in dublin on feel like they are 2nd class. there's no other issue with line number the issue. we have no rights and 11 on nothing though. so we're not even the house that we built isn't ours. we can not own that in any other country. refugees receive support and not vice versa of them and know what the situation and loving on its own, like anywhere else in the world but little, nothing but the live now that says the been on has never felt like whole even of the living here for most of his life to some of the remains convinced that home is back in plato and returning is only a matter of time. it's it's all you do is we've just seen there life is of course

is far from easy for palestinian refugees in love with on how many are we talking about there and in the surrounding area. so 11 and we have about half a 1000000 in the thing, a refugee camps around 12 refugee camps. here we have of the same number that we had some migration between serial a parent because of the war there. um, most of the posting is outside of the housing and territories, meaning jobs that goes on in the west bank are in are in jordan. they're unlike in living in his ear by the way. they also have the right to have citizenship to acquire a citizenship. so they still maintain that lives in the camps. were that support the mostly by the un, a palestinian refugees help a branch. it's called in raw, which is getting most of it support from donors and mostly americans. trump, for example, was trying to help as well as he thought by cutting the aid to pulsing as they are . but if you realize it might not be such an easy cuts. and this is exactly the problem though, with refugees and, and, and so all over it and released on the one hand is really don't like the fact that

they're still refugees for the 3rd generation we've, you know, we've seen after 48 around 750000 registers now they're almost 6000000 of them, and this problem is not easily result in let me jump into your experience from living in israel a bit. how is this term the find me? how is it handled? i mean, are there guard rails for, for public discourse? well, in the schools, for example, it's, it's never mentioned it is, it's nothing, it's not a topic um was perfect because it's 2 reasons of a history. but of course, because it's a divisive issue. um, now there's a suggestion to then the, the from letting the housing fact to be used by palestinians is really palestinians . meaning the arab flipping within is really territories because it's too enticing and it's too dangerous also because we know there's a very right wing government in days where i could parliament this has not been passed it. it's harder and harder for palestinians to demonstrate their, their a slowly verity with the not but this is not going to solve itself the root of the,

of the knock, the discussion is the root of the conflict and it's going pendant in chinese. it's good to have you here in the studio and good to have you help get some analysis of the context of this. thank you. i, as we know a novel way to recycle some of the hundreds of airplanes which are de commissioned every year. an irish businessman converted the piece of an airplane and installed it in his garden as a home office space. well, documenting the whole process online is worked with such a social media hit that he has now made a business out of to the west coast of ireland. as well known, so it's unpredictable with one minute it's on the and then all of a sudden it's right. anyone who wants to watch the waves, you have to wrap up warm or find shelter in the upset because part of an old f, a science loved them. and they loved the fact that can still appear on the bank. they're looking at it at that to see that can watch people surfing,

they can watch people's funding, and there's none here and the comfort of this, the send the house hotel and don't nicole island is the proud owner of to, for my across campus. when you're by the see here, everything rust the windows in the bathrooms. the doors handles everything. a rust so far with these are the pink, fantastic. you know? no rust and no meant. and so we think a very, very good investment there are across graveyards all over the world like this one instead of well state the international ad transport association. i add to estimates that $700.00 planes go out to service every year. the numbers rising, finding ways to reuse that puts is more important than ever. so you're going to strip into shane so into and then katherine, wreck and other founders of airports. they came up with the idea of up section planes 2 years ago since then they to move inside the acrost parts into god and

sheds low, but offices and holiday homes. an airport costs between 20045000 years depending on its size and features. we're basically buying that on the last flights we've bought the fuselage sale as soon as it lands we have one ordered so and everything else and the plan has been recycled. and sent all over the world to, to be read on the some of us going back into plans to be flying again and, and the likes of what we're doing here. we're basically using nearly easy percent of everything in the plan. someone's on the bottom to walls and slowly move installation and the house has to be re wyatt special appear there. shampoo you like on that side. this thoughts of can build a small house from plain pods in 2 to 3 weeks, even with a kitchenette and the bathrooms. a tiny house in america in the states is huge and it's getting that we're to hear even, you know, people realize now that we can't build the big houses like we always did, you can't do it like, you know,

you can't hate them. that's why the 2 irishmen are planning to expand the business to the european continent. heating cost on the rise there as well. and in many places, the see can be pretty rough to. downsizing is the way to go. they say you're watching dw news. i'll be back at the top of the hour with mobile news followed by the day to see you then the

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