this is deja vu news live from berlin syria's kurds strike a deal to fight off a turkish offensive the kurds say they've made painful concessions to syria's government to help them stop turkey's advance now that is the kurds former allies the united states withdraws from the conflicts of last the leaders of germany and france urging turkey to end its offensive in syria that's part of a growing international campaign pressuring congress to change course also coming up.

this is the news live from berlin syria's kurds strike a deal to fight off a turkish offensive the kurds say they've made concessions to syria's government to help them stop turkey's military and battles now that is the kurds former allies the u.s. withdrawal from the conflict zone also the leaders of germany and france urging turkey to end its offensive in syria they're part of a growing international campaign pressuring on the road to change course but can they also coming up.

this is the news live from berlin syria's kurds strike a deal to fight off a turkish offensive the kurds say they've made concessions to syria's government to help them stop turkey's military battles now that is the kurds former allies the u.s. withdrawal from the conflict zone also the leaders of germany and france urging turkey to end its offensive in syria they're part of a growing international campaign pressuring on the road to change course but can they also coming up. poland's ruling conservatives secure an electoral win with most votes now counted the law and justice party is set to increase its majority after implementing reforms critics call anti-democratic. plus it's crunch time yet again. it is watching it looks like they used citizens working in the u.k. many of them in restaurants say they're worried about deportation as the country faces more threats and deadlines. are brian thomas great to have you with us kurdish officials in northern syria say they've forged a deal with damascus to fight together against turkey's military and what's being called a major political shift

this is deja vu news live from berlin syria's kurds strike a deal to fight off a turkish offensive the kurds say they've made painful concessions to syria's government to help them stop turkey's advance now that is the kurds former allies the united states withdraws from the conflicts of last the leaders of germany and france urging turkey to end its offensive in syria that's part of a growing international campaign pressuring congress to change course also coming up. partial results put poland's ruling conservatives on track for an electoral went along just as party is said to increase parliamentary majority africa and limiting reforms critics call anti-democratic. and crunch time yet again on bracks that. database but she must think. in the u.k. european union residents there say they're worried about deportation that is the country faces more of brecht's a deadlock. i'm brian thomas great to have you with us kurdish officials in northern syria have forged a deal with damascus. to fight together against turkey's north sorry in what's seen as a major political shift kurdish led forces

this is deja vu news live from berlin syria's turds for strike a deal to fight off a turkish offensive the kurds say they've made painful concessions to syria's government to help them stop turkey's military advance now that is the kurds former u.s. allies pull out of the conflict so. also coming up the leaders of germany and france urging turkey to end its offensive in syria part of a growing campaign pressuring ankara to change course but can they also coming up. partial results put poland's ruling conservatives on track for an election when the law and justice party looks set to increase its kanjorski after implementing reforms that critics call anti-democratic. i'm brian thomas great to have you with us kurdish officials in northern syria say they are working with damascus to fend off turkey's military in their region and a political and military shift kurdish led forces are to deploy side by side with syrian government troops in the kurdish controlled region of the country's border with turkey now the deal was announced after the united states ordered the withdrawal of mo. of its

lilly kapur a legal advisor at the european center for constitutional and human rights also in berlin. syria human rights activist and photo journalist and in paris valerie parlay a legal consultant with trial international. and i guess it's good to have tom i want to take you back to a time that was probably the worst time in your life a long way in detention in syria as you were experiencing torch. was the any point where you felt that you would get justice the people who are doing terrible things to war will actually have to save time in court. time in prison go to court and was that even a concept that was possible. i don't i don't recall it being a concept that was actually possible. i mean as a relation as someone who went out in demonstrations there was always that feeling that we're going to get into jail for things we do and not because it's unjust not because it's. it's illegal but just because the dictatorship that we were chasing was actually not ok with anything we were doing so the concept of getting into jail was in my mind during all the demonstrations that i was going out an

this is deja vu news live from berlin syria's kurds strike a deal to fight off a turkish offensive the kurds say they've made painful concessions to syria's government to help them stop turkey's military ballots all that is the kurds former u.s. allies pull out of the conflict so. also coming up the leaders of germany and france verging turkey to.

lilly kapur a legal advisor at the european center for constitutional and human rights also in berlin. syria human rights activist and photo journalist and in paris valerie paul a a legal consultant with trial international and i guess it's good to have you i i want to take you back to a time that was probably the worst time in your life when you were in detention in syria as you were experiencing torture was there any point you felt that you would get justice that people who were doing terrible things to you would actually have to serve time in court. time in prison go to court was that even a concept that was possible. i don't recall it being a concept that was actually possible. i mean as an evolutionary someone who went out in demonstrations there was always that feeling that we're going to get into jail for things we do in another because it's unjust not because it's. it's illegal but just because the dictatorship that we were chasing was actually not ok with anything we were doing so the concept of getting into jail was in my mind during all the demonstrations that i was going out and

lilly kapur a legal advisor at the european center for constitutional and human rights also in berlin. syria human rights activist and photo journalist and in paris valerie paul a a legal consultant with trial international and i guess it's good to have you. i want to take you back to a time that was probably the worst time in your life when you were in detention in syria as you were experiencing torture was there any point you felt that you would get justice that people who were doing terrible things to you would actually have to serve time in court. time in prison go to court was that even a concept that was possible. i don't recall it being a concept that was actually possible. i mean as it evolutionary says someone who went out in demonstrations there was no is that feeling that we're going to get into jail for things we do in another because it's unjust not because it's. it's illegal but just because the dictatorship that we were chasing was actually not ok with anything we were doing so the concept of getting into jail was in my mind during all the demonstrations that i was going out a

this is g w news live from berlin tonight in northern syria how close is a showdown between the turks and the syrians turkish forces have advanced deeper into syria in their campaign against the kurds pulling down kurdish flags. the kurds have turned to president assad for help meaning a face to face between the turks and the syrian army is now possible also coming up angry catalogs protesting after spain's supreme court finds the politicians who pushed for independence guilt of the ditch.

news law from berlin tonight in northern syria u.s. troops are packing up and going home paving the way for the turks to attack the kurds as turkey prepares to draw in kurdish fighters away from the syrian kurdish border the kurds are accusing washington of abandoning their heroes against isis and then forgotten against ariel was also coming up environment.

newsline bit from berlin tonight in northern syria u.s. troops are packing up and going home paving the way for the turks to attack the kurds as turkey prepares to drive kurdish fighters away from the syrian turkish border the kurds are accusing washington of abandoning the heroes against isis and then forgotten against heir to one also coming up. democracy protesters grades rubber bullets and tear gas to define a ban on face masks as authorities begin arresting those who violate the ban activists explain just what state statesmen. and environmental activists returned to the streets to draw attention to the climate crisis extinction rebellion taking action in cities around the world paralyzing traffic and occupying built. it's good to have you with us u.s. president donald trump and his plans for leaving syria are drawing fire tonight from both sides of the political aisle senior congressional politicians are calling on president donald trump to reverse his just says to withdraw u.s. troops from northern syria the pullout with turkey to la

berlin. tonight from syria, how close is a showdown between turks and syrians. turkish-backed forces have advanced deeper into syria in their advance against kurds. the kurds have turned to president assad for help meaning a face-to-facace between the tus anand the syrian army may be possible. also coming up tonight, angry cat lans protesting after -- calal -- catalans, after spain finds that those who pushed for independence are guilty of sedition and disobedience. and what works and what doesn't in the fight to reduce global poverty. the nobel prize for economy goes to a trio of u.s.-based researchers who broke new ground to lift the world's poor out of poverty. i'm brent goff. our ruveers -- to our viewers on pbs and around the world, welcome. tonight, long-standing alliances in the middle east are crumble, only a week after the pullback of u.s. forces from northern syria. today syrian government troops moved into towns in the northeast of the country at the invitation of the kurds setting up a potential showdown with invading turkish forces. it's all happeni

news live from berlin the us president brands his foreign policy in northern syria as successful trump takes credit for a turkish cease fire in the region even though i'm cross offensive against kurdish militias was only made possible by the withdrawal of u.s. forces also coming up. british police find 39 bodies in a truck parked at an industrial site near london they've moved the vehicle to a secure location so they can identify the victims. and spain prepares to move the remains of dictator francisco franco his party will be exhumed from a shrine he himself ordered built the broncos regime continues to polarize spain 44 years after his death. i'm told me a lot of oh thanks for joining us. u.s. president donald trump is declaring his latest moves in syria a victory on wednesday the president announced that he would lift sanctions on turkey just 9 days after he imposed them in response to turkish forces entering northeastern syria the new direction from trump came hours after russia and turkey announced they were establishing a safe zone along the syria turkey border marking the arriva

berlin she sent us this update. kurdish organizations have called for protests all over germany in 13 different cities today there are people protesting turkish military operation in northern syria here in berlin more than 2000 people have gathered and 550 police officers are on duty german authorities have called for peaceful operations this is very important there are more than 3000000 people living in germany with turkish origin and it is estimated that 1000000 of them are with kurdish region so german authorities do not want to see any kind of clash between these communities living here in this country. and a storage mistake that's how the european commission president sums up the a used failure to start membership talks with north method donia and albania is admission from a made for a sobering end to a summit in brussels italy wants to restart talks on enlarging the bloc france has other ideas chancellor merkel wanted to put pressure on paris but she didn't succeed france continues to say no opinion and northern macedonia to western balkan countries will have to wait for invitations to join the e.u. they won't be offered at this summit. when germany for position was that u

this is deja vu news live from berlin nato grapples with turkey's invasion of northern syria the alliance meets today to hammer out a unified front as nato member turkey conducts operations with russian troops in its self declared safe zone in syria also coming up. police searched through homes in northern ireland as they investigate the deaths of 39 people found inside a truck near london the driver of that truck is in custody efforts to identify the bodies are ongoing. plus the world's penguin populations are in sharp decline we'll take a look at the efforts to save the only penguin species native to after. i brian thomas thanks so much for joining us nato defense ministers are meeting today in brussels to discuss turkey's incursion into northern syria it is an unprecedented situation for the alliance turkey a nato member is now working closely with the alliance is the main rival russia their joint forces are patrolling the so-called safe zone where turkey wants to resettle in syrian refugees. this area is now under moscow's control russian military police made their way into the north

this is the news live from berlin turkey advances deeper into northern syria in his deployment against the kurds there but kurds it's leaders have signaled a deal with syria's government to cooperate in halting the turkish offensive that is the former ally the united states withdraws from the area also coming up. poland's governing conservatives secure in huge electoral victory the long justice party set to increase its majority after implementing reforms.

this is c w news live from berlin and the fate of syria's kurds hangs in the balance as a fragile cease fire expires in just a few hours time the turkish and russian leaders hold crucial talks on the future of northern syria they are giving a press conference right now we will have the very latest and the emperor a sense to his throne japan's now quito formally proclaimed himself the new head of the world's oldest hereditary monarchy. plus a dark side of a beautiful game the rest of the.

play this is the news line from berlin fighting players in northern syria despite a ceasefire announced by the u.s. and turkey the question now can it hold and are kurdish forces withdrawing as a deal calls for we'll go live to stumble also coming up. charm or strong off course johnson begins his campaign to persuade the british parliament to back his new bret's a deal and he has just one more states to do that. and thousands.

berlin and across the german germany today. well yes kurdish organizations have called for demonstrations to protest turkish military offensive in syria and today in the berlin you can see behind me there are around 2000 people expected for these demonstrations 550 police officers will be working today to make sure that the protests go peacefully and this is the one this is the protests going on here in potsdamer platz and there's also going to be a smaller one with the 200 people in my car and also all over germany in 13 different cities there will be demonstrations and one of the biggest ones being in cologne. other fears it here in germany about the potential for conflict between turks and kurds here the they might escalate. well i was speaking earlier to the police here in berlin they believe this here this demonstrations here in berlin will be a peaceful one they hope for that but of course they're ready for any escalation that might happen however in cologne there are more than 20000 demonstrators expected and the police in cologne were saying yesterday that they are were they are worried that there might be young people a coupl

of all syrian refugees now in germany come from the kurdish region in northern syria we met one of them living here in berlin own weak. looks forward to soccer training with his club. mike most of the players could you know comes from osama the kurdish autonomous region and northern syria. he finds it difficult to concentrate on the game on the conflict in his homeland is still going on. i mean. we are worried about our families and the team talks about it. it's not just me but others have roaches there we support each other. as always. came to germany as a refugee from syria in 2012 he now has german citizenship and is studying to be a social worker his parents still live in northern syria. you know is keeping a close eye on the news he said but also angry with the german government. that. germany is providing weapons for this war. and it just tears me apart and so it has to talk. english the german government has condemned the turkish offensive and his band new arms exports to turkey but berlin has not canceled existing weapons contracts. gunson germany is the world's 3rd largest arms exporter so we're sel

this is c w news live from berlin and the fate of syria's kurds hangs in the balance as a fragile cease fire expires in just a few hours time the turkish and russian leaders hold crucial talks on the future of northern syria they are giving a press conference right now we will have the very latest and the emperor a sense to his throne japan's now he told formally proclaimed himself the new head of the world's oldest hereditary monarchy. plus a dark side of a beautiful game the risk of dementia and parkinsons for textbook ballplayers in their later years a study of former professionals raises concerns about the long term consequences of playing the sport at the highest level. i'm sorry kelly welcome to the program we begin with a meeting that could decide the fate of syria's kurds turkish president recha type heir to juan and russian president vladimir putin are currently holding a joint press conference in the black sea resort of sochi following talks on the future of northern syria after the withdrawal of u.s. troops from the area turkey launched an offensive to clear the area of kurdi

news live from berlin a ceasefire in northern syria and what washington calls a breakthrough over turkey's offensive today in a in yet another unexpected turn the u.s. says turkey will suspend military operations against kurdish forces for 5 days and in return ended u.s. will lead to economic sanctions against turkey also coming up. get over it there's going to be political influence in foreign policy an explosive revelation by a top u.s. official the white house chief of staff admits that donald trump we've held i see ukraine to pressure kiev to investigate his democratic rivals. and negotiate is in brussels reach a new brakes in agreement with the u.k. e.u. leaders a given day of placing the deal still needs to get through the british parliament prime minister boris johnson's allies in northern ireland say they will not support it. i'm great thanks for joining me the united states and turkey have agreed to what the u.s. calls a ceasefire in northern syria under the agreement ankara is to pause its offensive for 5 days in exchange for a retreat by kurdish wife page a militia turkey launch

this is news live from berlin turkey advances deeper into northern syria in its deployment against the kurds but kurdish leaders have sealed a deal with syria's government to cooperate in halting the turkish offensive that as their former ally the united states withdraws from the conflicts out and. also coming up.

t w news coming to you live from berlin what will become of northern syria germany says it has a plan the german defense minister calls for an internationally controlled security zone separating church and kurdish forces and she tells t w in an exclusive interview that turkish troops in syria should not stay there indefinitely also coming up canada's prime minister wins a 2nd term justin trudeau as liberal party.

news wire from berlin tonight in northern syria u.s. troops are packing up and going home paving the way for the turks to attack the girl as turkey prepares to drive kurdish fighters away from the syrian turkish border the kurds are accusing washington of abandoning the heroes against isis and then forgotten against their will.

this is to give you news live from berlin turkey continues its offensive in northern syria claiming it's captured a key border town as turkish troops intensify their own bartman of kurdish militia the e.u. and washington calls for an end to the incursion the death toll is rising and thousands of civilians in syria are fleeing in a desperate attempt to find safety. blushes tokyo moves north into egypt and more than 6000000 people have been advised to leave their homes forecasters say this typhoon could be the worst in 6 decades. and actually to choke it has become the 1st person ever to run a marathon in under 2 hours post of the time of one hour 59 minutes 40 seconds it will stand as an official record because of how he ran the race. on nick spicer thanks for joining us turkish backed forces say they've taken control of ras al-ain a key border town in northeastern syria it would be the biggest gain since turkish president to ones offensive into the region began on wednesday the e.u. and u.s. have criticized the offensive and called for it to stop immediately washington and paris are thre

this is deja vu news live from berlin what will become of northern syria that's what turkish president rajapaksa want and his russian counterpart vladimir putin are discussing at this hour their meeting comes as uncorrect threatens to resume a military offensive against kurdish forces in syria. also coming up the end veiling of a new emperor japans that he didn't formally proclaim says ascension to the chrysanthemum throne the world's oldest hereditary monarchy. and canada's prime minister wins a 2nd.

this is d w news why from berlin tonight the future of northern syria germany may have a plan in an exclusive interview germany's defense minister calls for an international presence in a safe zone between turkey and kurdish forces and she told steve w. that the turkish troops in syria cannot stay there indefinitely also coming up tonight the people want more lebanon's government approved sweeping reforms to meet the demands of the protesters but the demonstrations.

news wind from berlin tonight a ceasefire in northern syria but for how long and yet another unexpected turn the us vice president mike pence announces that turkey will suspend military operations against kurdish forces for 5 days in return the us will lift economic sanctions against turkey also coming up tonight they have a deal yet again to go shooters in brussels reach a new agreement outlining the u.k.'s departure from the european union leaders have given their blessing.

thousands have taken to the streets of several german cities including here in berlin to show solidarity with kurds in northern syria the protests come after days of heavy turkish bombardment of kurdish areas along the turkish syrian border but clashes were also reported today that's despite a cease fire broke out on thursday. hundreds of mourners in eastern afghanistan have attended funerals for the victims of a bombing at a mosque in the village of jari that killed more than 60 people on friday no group has yet taken responsibility for the attack. the lebanese government has backed down over imposing new taxes the finance minister says says the final budget with no extra charges aims to calm nationwide protests demonstrators have been holding mass protests in the capital beirut for the 3rd day in a row they're accusing the political elite of loosing the economy. egypt has unveiled the details of 30 ancient wooden coffins with mummies inside they were discovered in the southern city of luxor when the biggest find of its kind in more than a century gyptian or thorazine said the carved and painted coffins of 3000 yea

this is deja news live from berlin turkey wraps up its offensive in northern syria claiming it's captured a key border town. as turkish troops intensify their bombardment of kurdish militias the death toll is rising and thousands of civilians are fleeing in a desperate attempt to find safety. japan's capital tokyo shuts down as rain and winds from typhoon haiyan splashed the city more than 6000000 people have been advised to leave the area forecasters say this typhoon could be the worst in 6 decades. an athlete he has become the 1st person ever to run a marathon in under 2 hours he posted a time of one hour 59 minutes 40 seconds but he had help on a specially designed. by sir thanks for joining us turkish backed forces say they've taken control of a key border town in northeastern syria that's according to turkey's defense ministry it's the most significant gain since president erda once offensive into the region began on wednesday so. has forced some 100000 people to flee the area meanwhile both france and germany say they will not export arms to turkey that could be used in the syria op

news mind the from berlin tonight in northern syria how close is a showdown between the turks and the syrians turkish backed forces have advanced deeper into syria in their campaign against the kurds holding down kurdish wyatt's the kurds of turn to president assad for help meaning a face to face the queen the turks and the syrian army may be possible.

news live from berlin tonight the future of northern syria the germany says it may just have a plan in an exclusive interview germany's defense minister calls for an international presence in a safe zone between turkey and kurdish forces and she tells g.w. news that turkish troops in syria cannot stay there forever also coming up the people want more lebanon's government approved sweeping reforms to meet the demands of. protesters but the demonstrations they showed no signs of stopping and it's election day in canada but recent scandals have taken the shine off of the prime minister justin trudeau his record is in a close race against a conservative challenge. i'm burnt off it's good to have you with us tonight germany's defense minister is proposing a plan for the future of northern syria it calls for an internationally patrolled security zone in the country along its border with turkey now this is similar to what should turkey says it wants to achieve with its own military operation but there's a big difference here the zone would be. international control not under the direction of

this is the dublin news live from berlin what lies ahead for northern syria germany's days good may just have a plan in an exclusive interview germany's defense minister calls for an international presence in a safe zone between turkey and kurdish forces and she told the wu that turkish troops in syria cannot stay there indefinitely. also coming up. demonstrators in chile clash with security forces in the capital santiago after days of unrest president pinera says the country is now at war with the protesters. and will canada's prime minister be able to hold on to power recent scandals have taken the shine off prime minister just include those records and he's in a close race against a conservative challenger. i'm told me a lot of both thanks for joining us germany's defense minister is proposing a plan for the future of northern syria the suggestion is for an internationally patrolled security zone in syria along the border with turkey it's similar to what turkey says it wants to achieve with its own incursion but the difference is that the propose own would be under international contr

this is the dublin news live from berlin what lies ahead for northern syria germany's says it may just have a plan. in an exclusive interview with germany's defense minister calls for an international presence in a safe zone between turkey and the positions of kurdish forces and she told the w that turkish forces in syria cannot stay there indefinitely also coming up. the lebanese government approved sweeping reforms giving into the demands of anti austerity protesters but that has not been enough to stop the demonstrations. and canada goes to the polls recent scandals have taken the shine of prime minister just introduced record police in a close race against a conservative challenger. i'm told me a lot of why it's good to have you with us germany's defense minister is proposing a plan for the future of northern syria the suggestion is for an internationally patrolled security zone in syria along with the along the border with turkey it's similar to what turkey says it wants to achieve in its own incursion but the difference is that that zone would be under international control and n

this is deja vu news live from berlin turkey advances deeper into northern syria in his deployment against the kurds there but kurds its leaders have signaled a deal with syria's government to cooperate in halting the turkish offensive that is the former ally the united states withdraws from the area also coming up. poland's governing conservatives secured a huge electoral victory the long justice party set to increase its majority after implementing reforms its critics call undemocratic. i'm brian thomas great to have you with us the turkish president russia tired area one has indicated that turkish troops are ready to launch an assault on the city of money which is held by syrian kurds now turkish media reports that the country's forces were preparing for an operation on them and were positioned at the city's edge having pushed into that area over the past 24 hours president ariel on added that turkey's aim would be to return the city to arab populations who he said words rightful owners meanwhile serious kurds have struck a deal with. syrian government forces to send off the turkish inv

and robots in berlin welcome to deja vu business turkey's offensive in northern syria has shocked leaders in europe and the u.s. from across the political spectrum it's pushed some of them to issue warnings of the possible consequences to president tadic and his government including economic sanctions the business world is already reacting with folks fog and putting its plans for a new factory in turkey on hold. the turkish economy has barely made a partial recovery and no this improvement is under threat folks wagon apparently is hesitant to invest in a country that attacks its neighbors that's 1500000000 euros in investments and thousands of jobs put on ice and the u.s. government is also making it clear to turkey that it wants to hit the economy to force president ever to want to turn back. and sure as we all will all our desire is. the turkish economy our desire is to see appropriate response these sanctions will be very severe the turkish economy. the sanctions at present the sanctions will only affect individual persons but should the u.s. go one step further and ramp them up as u.s

this is g w news live from berlin tonight in northern syria how close is a showdown between the turks and the syrians turkish forces have advanced deeper into syria in their campaign against the kurds pulling down kurdish flacks the kurds have turned to president assad for help meaning a face to face between the turks and the syrian army is now possible also coming up angry catalans protesting after spain's supreme court finds the politicians who pushed for independence guilt of sedition and disobedience and a win for the populace in poland the ruling nationalist law and justice party increases its majority after implementing reforms that critics say are anti democratic. and what works and what does it in the fight to reduce global poverty the nobel prize for economics goes to a trio of u.s. based researchers including only the 2nd female winner ever broke new ground on efforts to lift the world's impoverished. i'm burnt off it's good to have you with us we begin tonight in northern syria of syrian governor. troops have arrived in the north of the country setting up a potential showdo

this is deja vu news live from berlin nato grapples with turkey's invasion of northern syria the alliance meets today to hammer out a unified response as nato member turkey conducts operations with russian troops in a self declared safe zone in syria also coming up. police search 2 homes in northern ireland as they investigate the deaths of $39.00 people found inside a truck there along the driver of that truck is in custody efforts to identify the bodies are on the go. and internet giant google claims suprema see in quantum computing how long will it be before we're on the road to quantum smart smartphone apps. plus the world's penguin populations are in decline look at efforts to save the only penguin species native to africa. i'm brian thomas thanks so much for joining us nato defense ministers are meeting in brussels today to discuss turkey's incursion into northern syria it is an unprecedented issue for the alliance because turkey a nato member is now working with russia nato's main ally there now turkish and russian troops are patrolling the so-called safe zone in northern syria whe

news one from berlin tonight in northern syria u.s. troops are packing up and going home paving the way for the turks to attack the kurds as turkey prepares to drive kurdish fighters away from the syrian turkish border the kurds are accusing washington of abandoning the heroes against isis and then forgotten against air to want.

news mind from berlin tonight in northern syria how close is a showdown between the turks and the syrians turkish backed forces have advanced deeper into syria in their campaign against the kurds holding down kurdish flags the kurds of turn to president assad for help meaning a face to face between the turks and the syrian army may be possible also coming up tonight a green catalogues protesting after spain's supreme court finds that the politicians who pushed for independence are now guilty of sedition and disobedience and what works and what does it is in the fight to reduce global poverty the nobel prize for economics goes to a trio of us based researchers who broke new ground on efforts to lift the world's poor out of poverty. to our viewers on p.b.s. and all around the world welcome tonight longstanding alliances in the middle east are crumbling and it comes only a week after that pullback of u.s. forces from northern syria today syrian government troops moved into towns in the north east of the country at the. invitation of the kurds setting up a potential showdown with invading tur

this is news live from berlin nato grapples with turkey's incursion into northern syria the alliance is meeting today to hammer out a unified response as nato member turkey conducts operations with russian troops in itself to cleared safe zone in syria also coming up russian president vladimir putin welcomes african leaders for their 1st ever summit focused on trade moscow is looking to expand its influence on the continent we'll tell you what is at stake. china confirms the $39.00 people found dead inside a truck near london or chinese british police wrap up their investigation including raids on 2 homes in northern ireland. and the european union's human rights prize goes to income totally for his work defending china's weaker minority we speak to his daughter who says the family hasn't seen the jailed activist since 2017 our family members were and are no longer with us able to visit him and we don't know if we still have to tell them the same question or if we did we don't even know if he's still alive. i'm sunni so must conduct good to have you with us nato defense ministers are

news live from berlin nato grapples with turkey's incursion into northern syria the alliance meets today to hammer out a unified response as nato member turkey conducts conducts operations with russian troops and its self declared safe zone in syria. also coming up russian president vladimir putin welcomes african leaders for their 1st ever summit focused on trade moscow is looking to expand its influence on the continent we'll tell you what is at stake. in the european union's human rights prize goes to jail activist i'm talking for his work defending china's weaker minority we'll hear from his daughter about what the prize means for him and the weaker commute. times to be so much kind of thank you for joining us nato defense ministers are meeting in brussels to discuss turkey's incursion into northern syria it's an unprecedented issue for the alliance because turkey a nato member it's closely collaborating in syria with russia a nato outsider that sees the alliances of threat turkish and russian troops are now jointly patrolling a so-called safe zone in northern syria where turkey want

this is deja vu news live from berlin nato grappling with turkey's invasion of northern syria the alliance is struggling to find a unified response to the incursion which nato member turkey is conducting with russia nato's archrival also coming out. british police continue to question a man over the discovery of 39 bodies in a truck near london they've moved the vehicle to a secure location so they can identify the victims. and stranger 1st to move the remains of dictator front cisco frank i just bought it will be too soon for the national trying to date his regime continues to polarize the country 44 years after his death. plus the world's penguin populations in the client take a look at efforts to save the only species of this aquatic bird that is native to africa. i've dr thomas thanks so much for joining us nato defense ministers are gathering in brussels today to discuss turkey's incursion into northern syria it is an unprecedented issue for the alliance because turkey a nato member is closely collaborate. sitting in syria with russia which regards nato as a threat turkish and russian

this is deja vu news live from berlin nato grapples with turkey's invasion of northern syria the alliance meets today to hammer out a unified response as nato member turkey conducts operations with russian troops in itself declared safe zone in syria. also coming up russian president vladimir putin welcomes african leaders for a 1st ever so much focused on trade moscow is looking to expand its influence on the continent we'll tell you what's at stake. china confirms that the $39.00 people found dead inside a truck near london or chinese british police ramped up their investigation including the raids on 2 homes in northern ireland. plus the european union's human rights prize goes to an activist jailed in china the e.u. crisis you know him told his work advocating for the weaker minority we ask our correspondent how the news is going down in china we're told he is serving a life sentence for separatism. i'm sorry so misconducts good to have you with us nato defense ministers are gathering in brussels today to discuss turkey's incursion into northern syria it's an unprecedented issue for t