weighs less than destroy each other. the rest may stuff to sell. my condos. total and peers and clothes with the fastest symbol during his visit to the vatican. bent the afternoon from us. so this is the weekly on our international, the latest world news updates. i'm here a isabel, it's great to have you with us. the charges presidential elections have kicked off with cooling stations, open for people who are registered, to cast or ballots. here in our to you, we're bringing you special coverage as voting on fold. stay tuned for all the latest developments as they come in. the, the 2 main candidates have made their final appeals to the public with campaigning coming to an end. what are the main divisions on foreign policy between the 2 is

their attitude towards balancing between the east and west. while are the ones party has positioned itself in the middle ground? the opposition leader has declared his preference for a western oriented policy. be said, but then we are, we want to be a part of the west and the civilized world. we want democracy in our country. we do not want to also retiring leadership. we want freedom. and therefore, we will be implemented on all the democratic values of the european union to our country. oh my, you just to put on so that you've got to do that. magazines in germany, england and france are talking out about why, because our gone did not sell the country to them. it didn't let it be sold. as voters go to the polls entered here, we spoke to locals about the countries for and ties with a significant part of the population while leaving the united states as hostile to own car, just by both the members of the same military block. all these adults are 90

percent of the people believe this among themselves. people are always talking about how nato is hostile. people see america in a negative light. the older generation always says it's all an american game. when you look at terrorism in the east or in israel, all the terrorists have been trained by americans where at least that's how we see it. because of this, there is a negative perception of the u. s. america. so proficiently looks like we're in alliance with americans, but they arm those with you as enemies. that's a divergence. that's why i say we're in a superficial alliance with them. well i think the percentage is too high and i believe buys news reporting is the reason for it. i'm only countries, there is no friendship or hosted us. he just relationships based on interest. according to research about 90 percent of those polled saw america as an adversary at the same time over 70 percent of respondents believe to tiers should have good

relations with boss. so and been growing political and security cooperation in the middle east between the states. while the majority also believe russia supports the turkish economy, emitted rise in large scale bilateral energy projects, such as the construction of the 1st ever turkish nuclear power plant with moscow's assistance. turkish american relations sour, dr. joe biden became us president, following his criticism of unc kara for human rights violation and buying russian air defense systems. that's has washington itself has been hesitant to help trickier militarily delaying the sale of multi ro aircraft. the us failed to invite on card or both. it's some, it's for democracy, calling the state autocratic bite and also hinted at interference and the turkish elections during his own presidential campaign. let's cross live now to mr. talk if that's the gene, professor of international law,

international relations and an expert of international terrorism military and the history. uh welcome. so trick here is set for this very tight electro race. what are your expectations about how things could go? i really want health day to day is very important in for a security field, the name of the democrats, he and the name of the election k. or may i help the, you know, that the turkish, their public opinion, democratic it will be l as in county, or it's, it's very high. or then it may be in the years they, we experienced the about the democratic elections. even though some of the expectations there, we just found out there, there the coffee, and i don't see anything just i am coming to building station everything is very side. and then the, we have to look at business bureau, historical as you summarized that some of the rest of your life, they especially the west whom your lives. they did their media feeling

a position again, statements there are they add on. it says authoritarian people, then they say and of the administration it is impossible in one after it's already in the initial, if it's impossible to make pay of and democratic election. this is number one, number 2 is i hope that this is an democratic election reply and they'll point, same as old democratic a lot in states. the public opinion will be least 5 who believe dis wait 5 more years, then a wants to change in next year. as this is, again, the important point for the nfl and even the allies are, for example, as you mentioned that the turkey are looking for the russia, the, the connect in the economy killed and also military connection. the especially that are still looking like this. connect them east and west, and after this point we are neighbor off the rush right in the black sea and the thirty's always looking go through rushing through with russia and relationship it's, they're putting it in there though. i me is it,

i'm going is very high. they vote however, i'll position me there. mr. goby style, that he's not going to have any experience there about the diplomacy. it doesn't make some of the uh, the, the information and is there a fist always stays a uh, we are a hosted like this, the a rush i use entire when did that make sense? i don't think so. the rush out an entire went through it that 30, someone can think of eviction. why is there not that offense? weeks ago, there is one of the funding involved to occur nuclear power, and then the research puts into the narrative to start both to dark. some people may be wrecked the, the propaganda, i hope, the thirty's public opinion, very 3, the ability side about the situation. well, you talked about everything going smoothly on the ground, but what about other forms of intervention? perhaps floor and joe biden, a statement as we said earlier in the program, does that bring any concern for to? yeah, okay. be, as you mentioned,

that i am, the hamlin high x feelings involved international electrical generation. as or you see member and the name of the cherokee, i have found in many countries, even though in russia mr. personnel actions, they say for example, the incense, it's as to getting moscow, i had the oil fields over there. is that interaction by that? there's crazy people. and even though they claimed mr. vida in advance ration. yes, you said putting the entire into the other day mr. trump election, but they didn't bring off the table. any proof in academic oh, and visual manner. this is failing only to sorry. it took the following agreement. is that crazy? people can stay with people. they will be sorry, freely in my idea. well, they didn't kind of range them even though negative impact on the media to be positive. police are perfect people, why we are independent state,

i'm sorry. this is public opinion pretty the day or the election. they will be state and most important be they tell me it understanding sociological and cultural idea if that took the public opinion, same as the russian public opinion. the we live together alarm kindly, the russia and many cultural labs since these are the same. but i don't believe that there is an entire way to do it. public opinion, integrity? yes. they may be saying that they, they feel they should be ideas and fox news, but the, this is probably coughing. they don't believe to them. they really ask her exactly democratic late in valid to stations. well, let me ask you this. there's been a warming of relations between the uh, the middle eastern and gulf states. do you believe trickier could also join this reproach meant between the former adversaries? thank you. so much, we know that in the middle,

this is the embellish condition. we see 1st of all the about in the rack war and even though after the erect indentation 1991 in 2003, the rock, the widest. and we see the and see where a problem is going and even though in the north and do africa, they've got a big corrections. a, all these, they actions coming from the, the american, the mistake of them for him fallacy. you remember that they learned that there is any thought about ones and chemical weapons in the rock and later then mr. tony blair, for her, for probably minutes as well. are and see, all right, there is about any kind of the, the, the chemical or need that of athens, but they feel very email sounds. people doing people a 2 day totes in the rush hour use and watch one bell us in terms of the rock. and even though you run you analysis, sylvia, you remember that 3 countries, even though the iran come together in moscow in order to establish some patients

that would be in syria in almost a go uh, did i mention the term you'll continue if to me, sir, uh, add on to the nurse to balancing the middle east, including the it's right and also salad the are of you. and if you don't want any kind of the caustic in middle days, why if there is now there is an conflict in the middle east. no, i can be sleep easily. they are homes. so after the election in monday, good people come to his line, the correct the, his opinion of the party and policy direction in peace. build it established by them and stuff like that without the fees at home and piece after wards. misery, talk to you, the shane, professor of international law international relations, an export of international terrorism, military and history. thank you very much. earlier recross live to local corresponding as their own truck reporting from a police station at nissan bull. she gave us the latest updates on the ground on election day of the most part to charlotte, 8

o clock all around to kit and will continue until 5 pm. today we have almost $64000000.00 registered voters all around to, to, to go to the point of tears and then cast their ballots. 5000000 of them, our generation, the there, the 1st time voters. and most of them have seen president ed on during his prime ministry or presidency since the day they are born. now, the old position and turkey are looking for a change, but meanwhile, the supporters of our door and also want him to stay in power. oh, we can see mixed emotions on people's places when we are walking in this too. so you sound well when we're speaking with people, what are their expectations? are we hear that both alliances expect the victory in the 1st round? but it's going to be like they hope actually this is a big question because there's 3 made presidential hopefuls interior here. the 1st

one is, of course, president incumbents and go on. uh, the 2nd one is get my colors that all look at the old position alliances, candidates, and there's a 3rd candidate with the whole of odds are quite lucian. he has a little margin according to the opinion polls, but he's a very critical candidate who can close the election to be run in the 2nd drone again after 2 weeks from today. so even though the opinion polls say that the non on the search candidates will have votes between 2 or price per cent, he may cause the election not to be finished in the 1st wrong course. we need to keep in mind that there was a 4th candidate more heart in india who withdrawal from the race just a few days ago. there 2 or 3 students who are syrian, the number of them are like more than 2 into 10000212000,

according to the opinion polls the syrian terriers, citizens. the majority of them will go for president, are going to be cured. this population interior to the surface citizens also will go to the ballot box and the opinion polls say that they will a chance. they are votes for jim. i could have said all of this, the prim election counsel and the minister of interiors affairs, all to kids. they did that all the necessary measures are taken for providing elections. curious, they find out more on how the presidential elections will play out and to clear the candidates background and who might be come. the next leader of the country, you can go on our website at ortiz up. com for an in depth list and all the latest update the and to news in the middle east where israel and palestine have momentarily declared

a truce after 5 consequent days of his really air strikes on gaza and palestine. some secret rocket counter response. the a truth between israel and palestine came into effect late on saturday night. you can see people in gaza celebrating peace after days of air strikes and rocket fires . to cease fire agreement was mediated by egypt. the reason is really airstrikes. i'm gaza have claimed the lives of at least $33.00 palestinians, including 6 children. more than 140 have reportedly been wounded, as rarely officials claimed the palestinian islamic jihad groups. military infrastructure and commanders were targeted reportedly heading over 250 sites. in response, at least 900 rockets were launch at israel from palestinian territories. earlier civilians begin the process of saying their final good byes to their loved ones. we

heard the hiring tale of a father and the fiance of a young woman who was killed during it is really night attack. as a mccann, as one of the most difficult days of life is the separation of loved ones. there's no resistance to the israeli occupation. on my part, i'm not a resistance fighter. we do not carry weapons. we are citizens who must live safe. they stole her dream of marriage. i want my voice to reach to the last person so that we can file a complaint in international forms. the victims are too innocent. girls who are murdered while they were sleeping. now our dream was to hold the wedding ceremony and unconventional ceremony. we decided to make the wedding ceremony something beautiful, something that does not happen in gaza. daniel's dream was to complete her studies and work in a bank of the graduation. the occupation destroyed her. everything is different here where civilians, if this event had happened in a foreign country, that would have been a huge uproar of israel's closing of gauze as border crossings. has left hundreds

of wounded patients desperate with no access to medical treatment in the region. most of those are cancer patients in need of live saving treatment are to set down for an exclusive interview with the general director of the dogs, a health ministry who says the titan blockade has led to a humanitarian catastrophe. there is a, an emergency high committee in the midst of heads since the beginning of this aggression against the people, they have taken a decision to declare a state of preparedness in all the hosp that's the entire gives us 3. so let me put this means that we have to increase the number of the stuff in the emergency rooms in the operation csr to send in the intensive care units as well. because as you know, we have short digital communication medical supply prior to those techs because

because of the seed, which is important, not people for more than 16 years. so that we have to stuck in the hospital to, to quit without commitment supplies. and they are still insisting because the border and it was a short issue of the situation and see if it goes up, continues likely. so it could be very complicated. on the other hand, the students this thing not to open cut a mobile cell in junction, which is the junction through which the inductive foot fuel for the i guess for the electric station of goods will not be able to work very soon. and we put a stop to collapse, so the have to allow industrial diesel and they have to allow also the medical supplies, equipment and medication. so we have inside guys at twins plus the humanitarian disaster, the public peace be meeting. and the situation is very complicated. what was coming on top of disclosure and both was collections even though and then what do you expect the situation will be the medical cause of targeting to save the patients'

lives and they are working almost with 60 percent of their salaries. so it's very hard and complicated and every now and then when it will be close to boat and what would happen to patients as i've got, you know, cancer patients, they have to have a came with sort of fee which is not available menu. if it is not available and guess they have to have that idea of setup, which is not available to inside, get it. so you have to go, they have to go to the west bank and enjoy that. and plus the most of the stuff. and that's why it's, i mean, it's not accepted anymore that too many of the permission of living under the control of their enemies. these are unit will, sort of, these are not alone medicine and medical supplies. and many of the medical equipment we apply to allow those me to go to work. been inside of they say, sorry, they're under been the, the what bending means that they are being the request to allow spare fox or equipment. sometimes it takes 6 months, sometimes take one year and sometimes one and a half a year to allow a spare part to get inside. what would happen to the patients waiting here for that? the equipment inside guess there was something new. somebody, you know, the people are put,

i think i have to make it outside probably because of the culture of the border and the complication of the situation. and we hope that the international community wait for shut eyes, those kids to stop those x i gave the students and also was at once and to stop at decking civilians owns any more like what they keep doing over there. like they have never ever be held accountable for any crime that they have committed before. that's why they keep doing the same crimes they keep leaving. i mean they are, that can happen to the house is why people have insight the up getting hold families. that's not the 1st time some children are being met. you know, we have no, we lost 25, but a seems what kinda minds them 5 children on foot when those people were killed inside that a bit. so you wouldn't midnights or 2 o'clock am so those crimes can never be able to beat them unless the killer is quite sure that he would run away with his act. this is the problem that we have today. the international trade cleaning that, of course, has not yet taken an action against those kiddos. this is the problem that we have

today. i mean so much the company is not moving to stop. the mental president vladimir is a landscape hutchins choice during a visit to the vatican to meet the pope has drawn attention for all the wrong reasons displaying the symbol of a ukrainian nationalist organization from world war 2 on his jumper. so the organization was created in 1929 as a result of several radical nationalist organizations in ukraine. you not? and most likely the most recent other countries as well. he was also in finland, i think in sweden. so i think he is going around asking again for more weapons for more money, because what we hear is conflicting stories. but what is standing out is that a lot of soldiers are our dads because we see on telegram or any other sources on social media can see on the cemeteries with that sold here since what they show on

their own channel. so, i mean, this is they, they have huge losses and they want to do a call to offense is, but if they don't have any people to do this comfortable offensive, and maybe the width of the west has some, it's also not. yeah, maybe another rising or as we know from germany that have said this very old legal part things. so i think it's focusing on this attention now is that i could showcase what you said he's going around europe to make a sort of show out of it's just too high to that. maybe it's not going that well on the front lines. yes. and this is all happening, of course, of the afterwards, remembrance of victory day. how dangerous is it for the symbols and underlying rhetoric to become part of the mainstream discourse, especially with heavily back us and use support coming from for the president. what consequences could this lead to, i'm sorry you, its consequences because we know there assessed it science. they have from the 2nd

world war and in europe, they, uh, there isn't, you know, on the 5th and the 4th or 5th it was in the netherlands, but it's on the 8th of may. they celebrate somehow that they were liberated from london that seemed to them and totally ignoring the 9th of may and totally ignoring that. russia took a huge part in liberating europe. liberating comes like i was sweet. they totally ignored and it's revisionism. this is what they are doing and, and i think that your role is now going to be as like a new, efficient stage, or maybe revising or the old fashioned spans or something like that in a new new way. and you refreshing like a, a tech know kind of take, especially stipends and for can call it like that. so it's very, very dangerous. and we see that in 2014, they complained about the ukraine, that the one you not so used to even put it like in bbc or other regular media. but now they say, oh, okay, these like as of and daily on this. oh,

it's nothing you know, it's the big change the different now. so it's so dangerous and we can see and, and everything like we've joined the list who cannot enter any more like myself for other ones and they are truly became freshest and still, i think a lot of people fall for in the, you know, you grain is in entertainment by russia that's they are the 2 festus. now the whole of your independent and that's journal has some job bonding and i thank you very much. thank you. thanks man. and that's a rap on the news hour and coming up. how badly is fascism rising in ukraine? dive into this discussion next. thanks for the i was

studying the work and then i saw sleep on a on me just on go on ghosts. i didn't or good. now i'm mobile desk, i'm shut it off. most people see the 2 other lockers, there's so many they really easily deputy them or are they able to assume that i see you seeing the stimulus says that's really the what was just doing and that will put that string of got tory but when she thought of this insidious c. so just in that really for a continue that we knew that we were in the the don't the look at that. yeah. we'll see him. so i guess go side, it was just, i guess good guy was right, but that's fine year old in the technical a ma yelton's got lots of dumps k c in my he's not on a machine. you could put a plus for you like to live interest for like expected beating the was for the us be good. just it wasn't the business as i was the part time is velocity. so 4

percent of the, of the move of the space and able to get about buying a piece those think of us to media space and use them. we in the web, i know the process of the front of the and you guys just by insidious that you must also understand that there's a huge sponsor of this and that's the spirit in ukraine, that's not the ukrainians. that's the c a and they've done it since a long time. ok, mean nimble. they did a lot of sure i'd be doing this. i'm not really sure. so we know they simply do category and they should just admit, sent them is up at the top of the signature. me think duncan knit them a while ago, and then those are about to lose your spirits. and i discovered fortune has been something to i didn't know, could i read them so much that unfortunately the deisel jim, uh your mind, the president of a bit of says 0 on the be sort of short of both in brooklyn and the post on this the best so a the dental decision on,

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