asylum tribunal and get turkey which has repeatedly called for the soldiers extradition the greek supreme court has argued the soldiers would receive a fair trial at home the asylum appeals authorities still considering the cases of another seven soldiers those were the headlines and back with more news in thirty minutes to stay with us here on al-jazeera. the offense being a journalist the crime practicing journalism. must go to same detained for three hundred sixty five days without charge. journalism is not a crime mamata sane is not a criminal. free mahmoud hussein. you. were. to say two thousand and seventeen has been an important year for new.

asylum tribunals angered turkey which has repeatedly called for the soldiers' extradition the greek supreme court has argued the soldiers wouldn't receive a fair trial at home the asylum appeals or forty is still considering the cases of another seven soldiers server tomorrow is one of those supporting the soldiers asylum claims she says the judge's decision shows that they are truly impartial from the government. there is not an ongoing dispute between the greek government and the greek judges the last three weeks and the greek government is trying to win friends certain great judges and also the justice and the greek judges respond to a very fair and that is a very very strong answer after this our ongoing dispute so are extremely happy over there without because the judge is the great judge this unbiased and in part in an impartial way i announced this decision i have also to explain to you that this is not a judicial decision this is an administrative decision of the committee however the committee is appointed by three members to all of them are administrate the judges from the greeks justic

asylum tribunals and get turkey which has repeatedly called for these soldiers extradition the greek supreme court has argued the soldiers would receive a fair trial back at home is sign of appeals will forward he is still considering the cases of another seven soldiers. an indian soldier has been killed and at least two others injured after armed government stalled the paladin a tree camp in india administered kashmir police say they threw grenades had fired automatic rifles as they trying to seize the training center in the town of. those where the headlines about with more use it half an hour here on al-jazeera next to its inside story to stay with us. al-jazeera. where ever you. demonstrations in cities across iran the biggest in nearly a decade protesters say prices are too high and the government's corrupt in two thousand and nine unrest was met with a military crackdown so how will the government deal with the people's today this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program. death or freedom it's a chant that was heard around iran this week but angry of the high cost of basic goods the

asylum tribunal angered turkey which has repeatedly called for the soldier's extradition the greek supreme court has argued the soldiers would receive a fair trial at home the asylum appeals authorities still considering the cases of another seven soldiers those were the headlines and back with more news in thirty minutes to stay with us here on al-jazeera. the offense being a journalist the crime practicing journalism. same detained for three hundred sixty five days without charge. journalism is not a crime. the same is not a criminal. free mahmoud to say. you will. see. say two thousand and seventeen has been an important year for news and world events would be a huge understatement it's been a year filled with consequential stories that have changed and shaped the political landscape around the world from indigenous rights in the amazon to the station battle in spain's catalonia region kenya is not one but two controversial presidential elections and then there's the crisis that hit the gulf region with the blockade of cats off the growing refugee crisis stretching from iraq libya to europe a

in greece in the aftermath of the coup be extradited to turkey for judicial processing the greek supreme court has considered that extradition request and turned it down in january this year saying that there is a danger that these men would suffer possible torture or even be put to death if turkey were to overturn. banning of the death penalty as mr has at least on one occasion publicly threatened to do so that remains a thorn in the relationship between the greeks and the turks also greece reiterated today that it will not extradite those offices however despite these difficulties the greeks and the turks also have mutual interests and they are trying to stress those financing for example their plans to build a high speed rail link between the northern greek city. and will and also to declare how willing they are to talk about their outstanding differences and to smooth them over. qatar and france have signed a memorandum random of understanding on combating terrorism the two countries also signed commercial contracts worth more than fourteen billion dollars the deals were announced as frenc

rejected but have lodged appeals turkey has repeatedly called for the soldiers extradition but the greek supreme court down they would receive a fair trial at home lawyers several of them are his supporting the soldiers and says the court decision shows the judiciary remains impartial there is not an ongoing dispute between the greek government and the greek judges the last three weeks and the greek government is trying to win friends certain judges and also the justice and the greek judges respond to a very fast asleep and that is a very very strong answer after this our ongoing dispute so i'm extremely happy over them without surely because the judge is the great judge this unbiased and in part in an impartial way i announced this decision i have also to explain to you that this is not the judicial decision this is an administrative decision of the opposite committee however they commit this uprighted by three members to all of them my administrative judges from the greeks justice and one of them is there to present that they have of the un need c.i. . the international federation of journalists mor

another issue was the greek supreme court blocking the extradition of turkish soldiers who fled to the matter of the extradition of the coup plotters that have come to greece. what i told mr tsipras is that it is possible for these coup plotters to be returned to turkey. turkey has abolished the death penalty — it's not a country where torture takes place, and therefore i believe the greekjustice system will hear our request to extradite the ten officers." bbc turkish has been looking more in—depth at this issue. this cagil kasapoglu in thessaloniki — with people who fled turkey last year. the mediterranean has seen many people cross to greece in recent yea rs. people cross to greece in recent years. now, a new group of people are taking the same journey. they are taking the same journey. they are members of the gulan movement, labelled by the turkish government as terrorists, since the failed coup ofjuly, 2016. rights watch said that they had credible evidence of torture in custody but turkish officials have repeatedly denied these accusations. turkey uses its diplomatic efforts to re

in greece in the aftermath of the coup be extradited to turkey for judicial processing the greek supreme court has considered that extradition request and turned it down in january this year saying that there is a danger that these men would suffer possible torture or even be put to death if turkey were to overturn its. banning of the death penalty as mr has at least on one occasion publicly threatened to do so that remains a thorn in the relationship between the greeks and the turks also greece reiterated today that it will not extradite those officers however despite these difficulties the greeks and the turks also have mutual interests and they are trying to stress those financing for example their plans to build a high speed rail link between the northern greek city. and istanbul and all. sir to declare how willing they are to talk about their outstanding differences and to screw them over. in athens there and as we've said the refugee crisis is bound to be at the top of the agenda of discussions between the turkish and great leaders as greece has been at the forefront of this crisis but g

in greece in the aftermath of the coup be extradited to turkey for judicial processing the greek supreme court has considered that extradition request and turned it down in january this year saying that there is a danger that these men would suffer possible torture or even be put to death if turkey were to overturn. banning of the death penalty as mr has at least on one occasion publicly threatened to do so that remains a thorn in the relationship between the greeks and the turks also greece reiterated today that it will not extradite those officers however despite these difficulties the greeks and the turks also have mutual interests and they are trying to stress those financing for example their plans to build a high speed rail link between the northern greek city. and istanbul and also to declare how willing they are to talk about their outstanding differences and to smooth them over. the syrian government delegation will return to geneva on sunday to resume talks aimed at ending the conflict after walking out last week the eighth round of u.n. backed talks have been on hold while the syria

face trial but greek courts have refused believing these soldiers would not receive a fair trial at home applications for the seven other soldiers are still being processed. russia's supreme court has upheld a ban on opposition leader alexina valley running for president next year the valley has been barred because of a fraud conviction he says is politically motivated he's now calling for his supporters to boycott the vote those were the headlines here on their next it's up front do stay with us. al-jazeera where every. his has been a year of controversy and crises of breaking rules and telling lies so how do you cover how do you hold to a celt a president as unique as donald trump and i'm from special.

face trial but greek courts have refused to believing these soldiers would not receive a fair trial at home applications for the seven other soldiers are still being processed. russia's supreme court has upheld a ban on opposition leader alexina valley running for president next year the valley's been barred because of a fraud conviction he says is politically motivated he's now calling for his supporters to boycott the vote those were the headlines here on their next it's up front to stay with us. al-jazeera where ever you. his has been a year of couldn't travel see him crises of breaking rules and telling lies so how do you cover how do you hold to account a president as unique as donald trump and from special. promoting us neo nazis retreating british new fascists peddling conspiracy theories and brazen lies defending alleged child sex abuse and threatening a nuclear war with north korea there has never been a president of the united states quite like donald trump so how do you cover president trump and how is he survived his first year in office against all odds in this up from special i'm joined from chicago by gwenda blair a longtime trump biographer from milwaukee by