migration is always a challenge, i'm not saying that the term. so nation, elizabeth, we know scientifically that large influx a foreign people always provides a, you know, always a praise, certainly inside and distress within the societies. do you think there is a possibility of some sort of a alliance between mister oregon and mr. add on, given that indeed inflated or big egos of both candidates. but, you know, when we talk about the refugee and how mr. ad on may benefit from this, i think is your summarize. he has benefited from their presence in a number of ways. but most of most of those ways, other than the fact that some of the city is that for made turkish nationals really have wasn't for the others are useful for his policies. but they're not really about electoral politics. so i think this the ad on my,

to recognize that there is an intensifying anti refugee in feeling in turkey, a society. and he may be thinking of bothered by his policies after the elections, us to keep the loyalty off the roads. and from that perspective, what might speculate that he might want to have missed a send on all done on his side because he will then use his support. it is justification for his entire food g publish. he is tried to shy away from the ethnic nationalism that he has in his own policies, emphasized core religionist arguments. but at the same time it is you have also know that there is a growing feeling that the refugees are extended. they're welcome,

and they should be planning to go. oh, well mr. debts are on the behalf of over extend the time allowed a lot of for the 1st half of our program. so we have to take a very short break right now, but we will be back in just a few minutes. stay tuned. the,

[000:00:00;00] the the welcome back to world a far as with a depth around the professor emeritus of political science in the departments of international relations at the symbol building the university professor to run

before the break. we were discussing all kinds of unholy alliances, possible in politics, not only churches, but the politics worldwide. and one more question i want to ask you about the searing policy. is that uh, present there. the one was not the only one who well, he was not the one who came up with that he was the one who executed it. but the, the architect of that policy estimate that with a loo, happens to be ironically in the opposing political camp. and present the air, the on whatever you think about him in tactical deeds back track from that policy. if she tries to re re establish ties with syria, he tries to change the turkish culture in that region. but let me say that with a low and he's in 2 years is still defending. that jerk is way of responding to the error of spring, and the syrian uprising was the right one. do you find his judgment?

uh why is inducing the opposition may benefit from it. but trish or i don't find his judgments particularly wise, but rather unwise. i think historically, a turkish foreign policy never is soon an active position and at least in politics, because uh, you know, this was a highly, uh, wallet to area. and then the alliances were unstable. and turkey would probably not be able to influence what happens. but be negatively affected by it. and in fact, and this is precisely why this happened. turkey is not in a position to invoice, but it's happening in syria very much. but it has been the target of its major wave of refugees from c and that are not interested in going back because you know, the fact that mr ad on was the person who actually decided on policies so

well understood. i will tell a little may have had major responsibilities that does not absolve mister ad on from the responsibility of having drag turkey into this conflict. but i think the soon as on is now quite aware that he is alone. celia is making a comeback to them in the least he cannot cope with the reference to the problem. so he is trying to make mans with the city and redeem, and he's also trying to make mans with all other middle eastern countries that have supported syria. and is trying to make bands with all countries that initially were challenged by the wisdom of brotherhood. but then that lead us to moves of brotherhood one way or the other knox city. i never permitted those them brotherhood to issue an active status,

but the turkey support them in trying to bring about a change in the syrian government. i think turkey misread everything. i really didn't realize of broad mr. aside was being supported by not only the l y segments of the population, but non muslims, as well as secular muslims. that 13, misjudged how much in international supports this the a side were good and how much and the issue with this play. i want to transition to miss circle waste out there a little to give him uh, the same amount of uh, time of our, his discussion. uh, hopefully she can, she cares you said in and out of the interview, that if the opposition secures electoral victory, you believe that the decision making process will be far more institutionalized and less reliant on personal wins and personal connections between leaders. and it

sounds like a very old classical liberal idea, but do you think it's compatible with the time because we leave and the time when many leaders, regardless of the political persuasions, have to make decisions very fast. and often without consulting with the representative bodies of the countries, because there is no other choice take pandemic take the current functions. what have you, you know that there isn't a necessity in many countries to make decisions fast. do you think mr. colleagues thoroughly will be able to do that, or i think we're talking about maybe 2 different things. i'm talking about how decisions are made. i think you are right that the steed or communications the need for governments to reach decisions quickly elevated the role of individuals in decision making. but this is not at the express of agencies or government that are responsible for policy making. i mean may look at the

supervisor and for example, you know, the supervisor that is subject to all these constraints that you have referred to, but he works with an institution. yeah. but the whole reading is a very low and the he's a do it you to the back, you know, i being, oh, we don't know that just approval rating is very low because of his policy making all the in because of his photo policy making. and similarly, when you look at the europe in union, when you look at the individual countries, granted that this is had to be made made more quickly. and on occasion, individuals may find that i was so i was in a position where they do not have enough time, and therefore time to consult the relevant agencies sufficiently before to noticing a decision. but on the other hand of,

and we look at how let us say the european countries say we have with regard to port example, providing weapons for the crate. it's a very elaborate process. it's, it's evaluates the capabilities of the military's what kind of means they have, what are the limits of budgets? so i think i would basically disagree with your friends or mental propositions. there may be ok, asians right quick actions may be needed, but it, for the most part, it is possible to conduct the folder and published in a more institutionalized fashion and not to rely on simply person to person context, which is the ability is the best way to conduct or impulse, you know, we're here in the rush. i used to all kinds of, um, well, i would say malicious and upset unsubstantiated allegations and the nothing can really surprise us. but when mr. collision are a little published, he's

a recent tweet about this. suppose of interference russian electra and the interference in the turkish politics. that took many, a russian observers by no just by shoot surprised by, by the shock. and not because of the substance of delegation. i mean a, who cares, but about the, the way it was phrased because in the russian it sounded as to literally ruth and arrogant. and i want to bring it back to your point that somehow, or the institutional process would be given more weight on domestically sterile when a person decides to publish it with and put on the line. you know, potential for international relations because our countries are benefiting greatly from, you know, call per rating that really reflect the, the good judgment for both i think in the interests

political competition. so if another country is actively involved in the campaign process, one way or the other, and you have very solid evidence, you more sorry on that to evidence hasn't been published just a minute, just a minute. that would be finished. you know, the, but this has to be based on solid evidence. sometimes the error, this may not be released. but the purpose today is we'll know what this is. now i am not in a position to either say midst of the list at all. it was right or wrong, but i know there has been locations when russia is used, for example, a tax on the internet to affect public. okay. man, the, and the not you, this is such a difficult to, i'm in the, to give you a real example from

a data. uh, nato was faced with this allegation that the german officer in estonia had raped and it's totally in women. it turned out this was a totally manufactured event, and then they traced the uh, internet communicators that are propagating this news. they were all place to some town inside the area with mr. to run the risk, all due respect. when you say russia, you mean the common human, the official seat of the russian power and sure russia has many people. and some people, me engage in some, uh, it listed internet activity just as some charts. you know, if you go to certain websites, you would be astonished by the behavior of sidney turkish ma'am. the way they express themselves. also visiting my country or because of the, you know, women and other countries. but it doesn't mean that it's represent your country.

where is the negative to say we've here is very important because we have even if it was, let's say, an official act of russian interference. let's say vitamin fruits and the ones on line and wrote it. do you think it's a good policy to, you know, to publish as with like, that then jeopardize your very beneficial relationship between the 2 countries? i mean, does this tricare is a fair balance? but let me say this, 1st of all, as i said before, in this particular incident, i have no idea as to what the evidence was. number one, number 2, i would say that it is better to express these misplaced his diplomatic rates. then open me because as you suggested, the open communication of these complaints may have unintended consequences. if we are the public opinion in the other country you may feel hurt about. but this

being said, now it's been a widely expected and mr. police that are a little expressive himself, it's expressed in the o positions policy paper that the opposition, if it comes to power, wants to maintain some sort of a balance relationship between russia to our kit and the west. but the, they also made it clear that they want to align themselves with the west more promptly. and in fact, uh police. there was dar loose advisor, said the, the i, he's name is now to because he said that the turkey will remind russia that turkey is indeed and nature country. what i want to ask you is, how much space do you think turkey has in terms of leaning in western or nature direction without losing the benefits? huge benefit is that it's kind of a deriving from coffee or anything with russia. i think uh the idea is

that the republican people's part of the expressed are very poorly expressed and not necessarily particularly well thought out. i think uh what uh the opposition party is saying, for example, they emphasized uh, going back to right is restoring relations with the european union and, and the european union. i think they are very much interested also in being identified with the community of democracies more closely. so the turkish democracy will not come under challenges if government changes. no, uh, i think there was an initial careless expression or sentiment that might have raised some uh, understandable concern in turnkey. but after the days past

the c h b says that they had over exceeded their intention. they tried to a go back and say, actually we value the relationship with russia and we showed continue to work for good relations with russia. the turkeys already and they told me that there. and turkey's already doing it share is a need to remember. but it's not going by some of the american ideas of him, but because we cannot make them bar goes a guess. russia, i think turkey will continue that. but only because the relationship may be beneficial economically. but also because the, the russia has to be a partner in maintaining the international order to sort of try to drive a rush or other to international orange. x is not going to be useful for anyone. and at least useful for turnkey,

because turkey is so close to russia as so many multi dimensional relationships. so for both professors around, we have to leave it there. thank you very much for your time. it's been my pleasure . thank you. thank you for watching hope to hear again unable into part the . so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy. even foundation, let it be an arms race is on all sides. very dramatic. only personally,

i'm going to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successful, very critical of time, time to sit down and talk operation aerodynamic begin. shortly after world war 2, i lost it almost 3 decades. it was an a major effort to try and split the ukraine off from the soviet union, us intelligence together. with hypnos execution, i was trained hundreds of saboteurs to be deployed in the soviet union. this focused was one of the stuff on there of well outside of open dispatch joiners to watch the on site or she needs more exams today. security service of ukraine use is not only does, it does take methods, but also the idea elegy of the nationalist, the,

the, the most co announces the boxing of private military companies is now in full control of the key. don't bass city, a lot of trouble. also known as bucket moves and will hand this position to the russian ministry in the next few days. the stories are shaped that we care when our fee, it is seconds out round to start. the presidential election goes to run off of the no contender. secured enough boats for an outright pick china as 5 to 7 leaders for making beijing escapes. go to view, creating conflict as approval ratings for the west and a heads of state. look increasingly leak packet of

the for the top stories of the week of this our welcome to the weekly on off season. so often months of intense and a brutal fighting for the city of octomom, inbound boss, a bach mood has come on to full russian control. that is, according to the russian ministry of defense in the technical area. hard to almost cause the result of the actions by the walk in their private middle to accompany combine with the support of artillery navigation from the southern group of russian military troops. the liberation of the city of hotel musk has been completed as an approaching, congratulated the evocative group of russian military forces for the success best, according to a stipend from the kremlin. on saturday, boston his chief set, the said he was finally under russian control. off the $224.00 days of combat, of the significance of the event is already being down played by western media outlets, according to russia's deputy, envoys at the un dimitria probably on sky. the cold out key of shifting narrative

damage control has already started. next claim will be the whole give you grain has no strategic importance. if confirmed russia, buck modes capture would mark the countries 1st in months, but the city symbolism always outweighed it. strategic importance. the significance of the city cannot be overstressed, but mobilized at a ford fit points towards 2 other strategic pounds in the done net screeching constant. and these guiding the southwest and chronic tours and sloppy gone to the northwest. all 3 are key to pollutants. total control of the region. we were discussing this with the independent journalist that mike joe evans, and he believes that because of the wednesday is now trying to downplay the significance of audits on the city is obviously all schools are in this box and what's to give it is the training name is a hugely significant city for numerous reasons. as the western media themselves sets quite early on, it was

a supplying logistics sensor. if you want to have some idea of just how important symbolically box, what is that you need or me look at present, savanski is reason statements. way he is down played denied, and even the outright lied about the fact that he crying still holds the city. i believe he's doing this to say, face to buy time and to distract to the population from this absolutely devastating loss the west and media when it became quite apparent that the city would be lost and taken by wagner tends to down playing the significant saying that it was just russia that held backwards and out you almost in a symbolic manner. so today we see now this media spin that has become so violent and so common, some people are calling it the biggest land, the buffalo in europe since the 2nd world war. you can read much more about exactly

what happened to on the show most was known as the buckled meat grinder, dotsie dot com the and so when exactly a week from now to key will be deciding on his next president a runoff rounds being held up and no candidate received enough votes for an outright victory that was just last sunday the we strongly believe that we will continue to serve our nation for the next 5 years or so to me, we will absolutely, absolutely. when these elections in the 2nd round, every one will say the something that i live in the round one was the incumbent under a jet type or the one with a 49.5 percent of the vote. but hold on a scale is, was a center less come allocate if that outlook just 5 percent behind trading. and so this right for any politician here, so not 0100,

which is 5.2 percent. thus raising the important question. who will his supporters now back and what could prove to be decisive in the outcome? i'll turn out in rod one was nearly 90 percent. it really tells you how important people are seeing this election. but it did not pass off without controversy. mr. kenneth, start out, look, use his rival of interfering with the account as present the other one then count to claim that his main opposition was in cahoots with washington. i'm trying to win with outside help, but it just a week from now. it all comes down to a straight shoot out. so we gauged the mood on the ground. there's such a modem, i believe it was a fair election. however, these are the rejection of some valid boxes. there was a delay in the counting. i'm sure everything will go smoothly and the run out fully more concrete results. peanuts are going now. i believe i do. i move in in the run of i also think when it's expected, the elections where a huge surprise for me, i was expecting compile carrots star, a loop to win. i think it will be a hard race,

but i want him to win via doing which i am an over strategic studies at the top cushion ministry of foreign affairs believe that western countries are clearly hoping to see the back of the president or the one a pen nato countries on monday, july 18 turkish elections. they want the purple ad on it starts to look at the german, french, american, english, the magazines and newspapers, the economist, etc. that all right, i guess add on. and of course, as the money to lation at this information, it's a threat. what they are doing properly out on. they say russia is money to and i think i can see makes on avalon space. this is opposite exactly the opposite of it. we did not see any russian mingling interrogation election,

but we saw a lot of men going into it gives you action. and that's why a lot of people voted for ad on because of this western manipulation, the g 7 states must stop adding fuel to the fire and make china scape go to. this is a complaint coming from the chinese for a ministry of the group of 7 countries issue, the joint statement of choosing beijing of not supporting peace or having a continuous dialogue with ukraine. the g 7 states must stop adding fuel to the fire and making china escape good. real actions must be taken to reduce the escalation they jean takes an objective and fair position, making efforts for reconciliation and peace negotiations to the g 7 late as also a to is china of us as a rapid build off of this nuclear arsenal. the in secret finding is posing a threat to the region. the statement was made at the summit. in hiroshima,

the japanese city america basically destroyed with a nuclear bomb and world war 2. and also the following tweet. you'll hear from an international and independent china specialist, andrew long. he believes the g 7 deploy is a double standards approach to his relationship with china. us has $6000.00 nukes and is the only country which use nukes against civilians. right in here, oshima were g 7 is meeting. china has $300.00 nukes and is the only country pledging. no 1st use of nukes g 7 leaders want to express concern about china is new garza know quite shocking. there was a great deal of the. ready uh that we've all can rhetoric end up with standards amongst the g 7 countries. they did want to use their cake and happy to the same type as far as dealing with china's come side. while the one hand, they say though, we don't want to go to go over china, we just want to china to grow. but i'll get a hand, you know, laughing kind of,

it's essential sanctions and dinardo back says, i have i on trade. i've gotten all the g m and then the audiology and all of on the saltado sea and hong kong, changing and trembling. ready on, on, on china's internal affairs. and then um, there is a great deal of, of, of travesty of the truth for the united states and the allies, as i said, warranty to kick and have it. um, they want to put maximum uh, pressure on china, charlotte the rail toners trajectory. uh, even though this other was and the one toner too. um, but i, i, ascension, russia, and china is being adopting an m as an informal and need depend. ready position, the way it's a russian by now seeing is a symbols of peace. hundreds to the streets and protests to the g 7 over the choice of venue. the footage are showing some people are chopping empty wall slogans and

banners right. then no wall, no g, 7, locals. we heard from a say that not entirely convinced by the true intention of the conference. i do not agree with the statement made by dis summit. the statement is only in the interest of those in po, in the 7 countries. such a position will lead to the united states and tends to apply military operations through the summit, which will lead to all the g 7. somebody is a boil conference. we strongly oppose the time. we strongly oppose the us military actions. japan, his punches, 400 tomahawk missiles from the united states, which are absolutely oppose as it would lead to war against resubmit. because of this i, me is, is i me to of law because he's the note to send me the pro fees and the made the united front and good p r o 6 on the world stage like his polish o g 7 lead us having serious popularity issues bucket home surveys and show only