including at the un security council. we have called a numberof emergent security council. alongside the p3, where uk ambassador to the un reiterated our clear call for a ceasefire and our clear call for a ceasefire and our support for turkey's if in this region. yet again, attempts by the un security council to secure a ceasefire are vetoed by russia. though the prospect of a bloodbath growth higher, as does the conflict between turkey and syria. the words come again from the west, will we continue to watch on? can they ask the minister, given the uk's p5 status, what is our role? has turkey, a nato ally, requested support and has any been offered? such as preventing a no—fly zone to prevent those helicopters from dropping those bonds? there is a summit on the fifth of march, is present even invited to that? what options can we look at which bypass a statement at the united nations? labour's khalid mahmood despaired at what he thought was the inevitable course of events. thousands forced to flee their homes, infant civilians targeted by the side extracts. indiscriminate bo

damascus defends its military campaign against terrorist groups at an emergency session of the un security council after western powers accuse it and more scope of indorsing destruction. the sheer scale of destruction both endorsed and facilitated by russia shows that neither they nor the assad regime can be trusted to deliver a cease fire it is astonishing that deserves some western countries to cross terrorist groups is the moderate opposition and britain's determination to stop terror of getting automatic early release from prison sets it on a collision course with over human rights we put the issue prevent these are people particularly when it if they're going to start applying it to people who are already been convicted already been sentenced already so part of their sentence then it's unfair potentially a breach of human rights potentially unlawful don't forget they violated people schuman rights to being there in the 1st place. hello good evening just going. with r.t. international our passenger plane carrying 172 people has been forced to make an emergency landing in syria that after it na

government which is a un member state furthermore you seem to believe that essentially the un security council has been transformed almost into something else you will heard the intervention of the u.s. permanent representative when she said that he is a nato ally so this is no security council but rather a council that has been used as a nato forum it is an acceptable threat to say inside this house that the united states of america protects to keep it as far away sions of the chance of an international my dedication reiterates that attempts by countries to impose names whose agenda on the security council would undermine the credibility of this council and refute all the pretext used by some to demonize the syrian states russia recently renewed its offensive against the terrorist forces in it live it is supporting efforts to take back the city from terrorists and jihad his forces now one particular group terrier al shabab and this is a terrorist group that is widely known around the world for its atrocities for example there are over $1400.00 attacks with tanks machine guns that have been ha

damascus defends its military campaign against terrorist groups with an emergency session of the un security council after western powers accused a moscow of a dog. and the sheer scale of destruction both indoors and facilitated by russian shows that neither they nor the assad regime can be trusted to deliver a cease fire it is astonishing the desire of some western countries to cross terrorist groups as the moderate opposition. britain's determination to stop terror getting automatic early release from prison sets it on a collision course with the e.u. over human rights we put the issue up for debate. these are people particularly when it. start applying it to people have already been convicted already been sentenced already part of their sentence then it's unfair and potentially a breach of human rights potentially unlawful don't forget they violated people she likes to be in there in the 1st place. either thanks for joining us here on r.t. . a passenger plane carrying 172 people has been forced to make an emergency landing in syria after narrowly missed being hit by the country's defense is repor

damascus defends its ability campaign against terrorist groups with an emergency session of the un security council after western powers accuse it of. destruction. the sheer scale of destruction both indorsed and patil italy and russia shows that neither they nor the assad regime can be trusted to deliver a cease fire it is astonishing the desire of some western countries to cross terrorist groups is the moderate opposition. terminations to stop terror offenders getting automatic early release from prison on a collision course with the e.u. would be human rights we put the issue for you but. these are people particularly when it if they could start applying it to people already been convicted already been sentenced already so part of their sentence then it's unfair and potentially a breach of human rights potentially unlawful don't forget they violate people's human rights to be in there in the 1st place. either and welcome this is r.t. international. a civilian airliner carrying 172 passengers is being forced to make an emergency landing. in syria moscow says an israeli air raid on a damascus subu

that it will not or that the palestinians will not be able to accept it all speaking at the un security council president abbas said the deal would strengthen what he calls israel's apartheid regime and that it would reward israeli occupation rather than holding israel accountable for crimes committed against palestinians. here is part of wants mahmoud abbas said today at the u.n. . well. this plan will not bring peace or stability to the region where he has. and therefore we will not accept his plan . we will confront its application on the ground. this is the summary of the project that was presented to us. this is the state that they will give us yeah it's like swiss cheese. really who among you will accept a similar state and similar conditions that was mahmoud abbas there speaking earlier today at the u.n. critics of this peace plan say that it would grant israel several of his long held wishes some of which could violate international law. the occupied west bank transplant could lead to the defacto onix nation of parts of the territory which was captured by israel in 1967 an extension of

the fund that for military campaign against terrorist groups had an emergency session of the un security council after western powers accused the mask and moscow of endorsing destruction. the sheer scale of destruction indoors and facilitating the russian shows that neither they nor the assad regime can be trusted to deliver a ceasefire it is astonishing the desire of some western countries to cross terrorist groups is the moderate opposition. after several days of chaos and technical glitches overcoming democratic nominee votes in the u.s. state of iowa some party grandees are already pointing the finger at the russians. and britain's prime minister looks to an automatic release for terror warning he's at the end of his patients but they may stop him we put the issue up for debate. people particularly when they. get to people don't want to be convicted already been sentenced already so part of their sentence then it's unfair. of human rights potentially on don't forget they violated people to be in the 1st place. you're watching r t international bring you your live news update from our studio

damascus defends its military campaign against terrorist groups i'm no murphy tashan of the un security council after western powers accuse it and moscow of indorsing destruction and the sheer scale of destruction both endorsed and facilitated by russia shows that neither they nor the assad regime can be trusted to deliver the ceasefire it is astonishing the desire of somewhere some countries to cross terrorist groups is the moderate opposition. and britain's determination to stop terror offenders getting automatic early release from prison that's it on a collision course with the e.u. a human rights that put the issue up for debate these are people particularly when it if they go to start applying it should be ordered to be convicted already been sentenced already so part of their sentence then it's unfair and potentially a breach of human rights potentially on mostly don't forget they violate people's human rights to be in the 1st place. a very warm welcome to the program from all of us here at archie h.q. in moscow thanks for joining us this hour a civilian airliner carrying 172 passengers h

the palestinian president tells the un security council the donald trump's middle east plan a would end the hopes of a palestinian state as israel questions his commitment to peace. about matheson this is all just a lie from doha also coming up a short lived victory for syrian rebels against government forces as they show they won't give up without a fight. pose begin to close in the u.s. state of new hampshire results could make all break a presidential challenge for democratic party candidates. the world health organization says that china coronavirus poses a great threat to the world and should be considered public enemy number one. the middle east plan that will bring neither peace nor stability and leave palestinians with a fragmented state that's palestine's president made his case at the united nations security council has urged the world to reject u.s. president donald trump's proposal our diplomatic editor james bays begins our coverage. this was the day the palestinians chose to fight back against the trump plan in the un security council president mahmoud abbas describing it

humanity so it's more political than a process bashir has been to the fair by the decision of the un security council 1593 to the i.c.c. even though that sudan signed on. signed on the i.c.c. romy status article 16 but it wasn't that i defied by the sudanese parliament. and pushed the un security council because sudan is a member of the you in a sea of. security i mean the un general assembly so it was to be fair to the i.c.c. and the sudanese government doesn't have any option but to submit their own letter bashir to the i.c.c. i think they're just wasting their time they are just trying to exploit the emotions of the sudanese public and we think it will only help idealogies paula is the sudanese. political community so why do you think that they're pushing to conduct this trial in sudan could they be under pressure from they certainly as public some of whom say well no matter bashir should be tried in sudan rather than the i.c.c. because that way victims can get justice in their own country. the victims themselves they have one single demand is for the sudanese government i mean this is a unanimous

they saw president obama coming in he were indorsed india's game go up woman and seat on the un security council and he followed it up with a joint vision on the indo-pacific which was a very clear recognition that rising india a strong india was a source of stability in the region now we will have to wait and see and trawled this that has also been the growth in the defense relationship after all we only started buying defense equipment from the us in 2007 right and since 2007 i think we have accumulated purchases of something like $20000000000.00 which is not an insignificant amount let's just look at the 3 factors that you mentioned that's handle them individually let's look at the 4th quarter was it sure pacific as has been referred to in the past now in this in the pacific how short is the united states that india would really play an important role and is there somewhere to hope that india would actually be the counterweight it promises to be to china. well i think that 1st of all it is a growing realisation that india is a potential partner i think for both india and us we have try to dev

own one stay the un security council passed a resolution calling for a lasting cease fire in libya with the adoption of this resolution the security council sent an important signal for peace in libya reaffirming the concrete commitments of all participants of the conference. it is crucial for libya that we are able to send this signal of unity but with russia or abstaining this was hardly a show of unity for these students in tripoli though anything that stops the fighting is worth it. now to other stories making news around the world more than 30 civilians have been killed in saudi late airstrikes in yemen the attacks appear to be retaliation for the downing of one of riyadh's warplanes who the rebels said they brought down the top tornado aircraft the incidents come amid intensifying fighting between the rebels and forces of the saudi backed government . the 2nd storm in a week in hit britain on saturday's storm dennis is battering the u.k. with terentia will rein in hurricane force winds the severe weather could last until monday the storm has been blamed for at least 2 deaths and h

. >> the un security council met in new york city to discuss a proposed plan. we will show you a portion of the meeting with the palestinian president in the u.s. ambassadors to the un. in the name of god your excellency foreign minister president of the security council secretary general your excellency's

dial warnings of a humanitarian catastrophe in syria at the un security council meeting as turkey threatens and assaults against syrian government troops. i'm convinced this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up libya's prime minister dashes hopes of quickly reviving ceasefire talks the kucing international powers of failing to enforce an arms embargo. chinese doctors and nurses are offered salary bonuses even preferential treatment for their children as incentives to work on the coronavirus front lines. and the e.u. takes on ai trying to resolve the real life time limits caused by our financial intelligence. syria is experiencing its biggest exodus and 9 years of civil war nearly a 1000000 people most of them women and children have now fled the province the country's last rebel stronghold pro-government forces a valve to seize control of the region but turkey has warned of an imminent attack unless the regime ends its assault aid agencies are overwhelmed with the u.n. calling it a humanitarian catastrophe mike hanna reports from the u.n. we have missed repeated weiland confrontation

thank you clashes with syria at the un security council over the turkish troops presence inside the conflicts ravaged country i thought the turkey says 333 of its soldiers were killed in syria's province. may be escalation turkish officials say they will no longer stop syrian refugees from crossing into the e.u. it's reported large groups are already making their way towards the greek border. hundreds bernie saunders surges in the polls one billionaire don't know if the democrats house the party to be unite behind any body but claiming the socialist senator cannot speak for donald trump. to stay up to date when you're on the go to download the r.t. out for your.

occupation the palestinian president rails against donald trump's middle east peace plan of the un security council saying it rips palestine apart in favor of israel. this is the state that they will give us which is like swiss cheese which of you will accept such a state. sitting on a powder keg grease takes on the ngos over claims there fueling hatred and violence between residents and refugees we meet locals on one island of the frontline of the migrant crisis. like the moon we all know one. that behind this bad situation. we know they do this for money. the world health organization is the stop and spreading of dooms.

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emergency meeting at the un security council say syria and turkey trade accusations of violating the syrian cease fire as well as international human right to carry a little. sound off the turkish troops killed in syria attempts officials say they will no longer support refugees from crossing into the e.u. as reported launch group thought already making their way to the point border. bernie sanders surges in the polls one billionaire donors to the democrats tells the party to unite behind any party but bernie claiming the socialist senator cannot be donald trump.

there is a way for the un security council to help.rgotten. they have nobody left. we know it's difficult but we cannot leave this to become as politicised as it has become. it's a humanitarian situation. we must bring in aid from neighbouring countries. it has become overly politicised and we cannot allow this. 3 million people are dependent on him and at aryan aid. simply saying it is difficult to sort out... —— dependent on humanitarian aid. about ten days ago i spoke to someone aid. about ten days ago i spoke to someone who believes that while the arguments are going on in new york and istanbul and when we are going to have this meeting in a week involving mr erdogan and other leaders i mentioned just now, the situation is getting worse. he said that war crimes are being committed and he described it as a second gaza developing there. you said that and he has said and countries have said it. why is it possible to garner this view to provide basic protection? un agreed a duty to intervene on humanitarian grounds several years ago. w

this was the day the palestinians chose to fight back against the trump plan in the un security council president mahmoud abbas describing it as a way to completely destroy the idea of a palestinian state the subtle natural this is the summary of the project that was presented to us this is the state that they will give us it's like a piece of swiss cheese really who among he would accept a similar state and similar conditions the palestinians had wanted to get the security council to vote on the trump plan isolating the united states but washington foot back in recent days to new series the current arab member of the security council in the chair for the meeting their deputy ambassador that's because their ambassador who'd been working on a draft resolution with the palestinians was fired last week under u.s. pressure to do it after the security council meeting a bizarre media event president obama asked with former israeli prime minister olmert the president made it clear olmert was the kind of man he could do business with even though the former prime minister jailed for corruption h

speaking today at the un security council, he said it would strengthen what he called israel's apartheid regime and would award is really occupation rather than holding them accountable for crimes against palestinians. this -- here is mahmoud abbas speaking today at the u.n. >> this plan will not bring peace or stability to the region. therefore, we will not accept this plan. we will confront its application on the ground. this is the summary of the project that was presented to us. this is the state they will give us. it is like swiss cheese. really, who among you will accept a similar state and similar conditions? brent: critics of this plan by the trump administration say it would grant israel several of its long-held wishes, some of which could violate international law. >> the occupied westgate -- west bank, trump's plan could lead to the territory. annexation of territory was condemned after world war ii by the united nations charter. critics warmed -- warneded the proposal could violate principles of international law. >> this is not a peace plan. this is a plan for purple -- for

iran's ongoing transportation of weapons to the houthis violates multiple un security council resolutions. these successful operations by the united states are exposing iran's duplicity in yemen. while the regime claims it supports a dipper medic solution to the conflict, its actions prove otherwise. improvisediles and explosive devices are not the tools of diplomacy. they are the weapons of war. and they are what iran brings to the table. the united states will continue to stand with our partners in the region to counter iran's malign activity. this includes with saudi arabia, which is on the front lines of iran's proxy wars in yemen. today, secretary pompeo isn't re-odd, where he will meet with crown prince someone, mama ben solomon, foreign minister faisal, and other officials to discuss the threat. the secretary visited an airbase earlier today. that base is currently hosting american troops. our joint presence there with saudi arabia forces, underscores america's commitment to deterring iranian aggression and collaborating with our partners to enhance the region's defense architectur

between it aren't it our syria and hezbollah are well while the united nations mark local the un security council complains about a divided security council and we get the media pictures of these women and children. there is rebuilding now i understand going on what do you make of. reconstruction reserve a china is china investing in new reconstruction we wish china and the chinese people to 5 the best and the cost as. you know victory over this corona but there is not valid doubt that china and russia a lot of partners whole supported us and security council and took the veto in defense of the syrian people they would be dumped and that list and that it construction of syria and just finally dame catherine pierce the british ambassador to the united nations she has been promoted to become britain's a woman in washington now the ambassador in washington she said you use cluster bombs on all spittles what do you make of a promotion well i think the last kulak you may call for any ambassador saying that out any government i think probably she was promoted did from a british ambassador to the u.n. t

the un security council has agreed to a plan to end the war in libya. it is trying to bring an end to years of conflict between rival governments following the ousting of muammar gaddafi. calls for negotiations, international monitors and the separation of forces. ♪ brent: now to german soccer. a coach abruptly resigned on tuesday after two months on the job. since then, the team and its former coach have taken turns making statements about each other to the media. their relationship appears to be irreparably damaged her he at. >> he was supposed to take berlin to the champions league. he came as a member of the sort -- supervisory board. 11 weeks ago, he surprisingly got hired as the new coach as they were mired in the relegation battle. the man who won the world cup with germany in 1990 and once coached the u.s. a team was back in the league. this tuesday came another surprise when he annouounced his resignation on facebook. >> of course, the way i did it was questionable and open to criticism. in that case, i apologize.. >> the ambassador who have br

damascus to fund its military campaign against terrorist groups an emergency session of the un security council after western powers accuse it and moscow of indorsing destruction. the sheer scale of destruction both endorsed and facilitated by russia shows that neither they nor the assad regime can be trusted to deliver a ceasefire it is astonishing the desire of some western countries to cross terrorist groups in it is the moderate opposition. and britain's determination to end automatic early release for its.

that operation, they don't have to set up a new naval and air mission, which make need fresh un security counciluthorization. it could take months. defiance of the international arms embargo is not the only major problem affecting peace efforts in libya. in the coming hours, talks were resume here at the u.n. in geneva, between five rep sensitives of the internationally recognized government in tripoli, and five from the general's side, to try to get a cease-fire. >> can you give us a readout of how they went? >> the governors -- the government's representative in new york, the libyan ambassador told me the previous round of talks had been far from easy. >> there's a lot of issues that we do not meet together. but there are some part that as mentioned from the you and let process that could be a breakthrough. but i am still, i be cautious. we noticed that there are certain elements that we look into, in terms of return of idp's, the buffer area, and where the withdrawal areas are, and these are things they're still in discussions and not clear yet. >> at the munich secured conference, the u.n. d

. >> the un security council met in new york city to discuss a proposed plan. we will show you a portion of the meeting with the palestinian president in the u.s. ambassadors to the un. in the name of god your excellency foreign minister president of the security council secretary general your excellency's members of the security council made the peace, mercy and blessings of god be upon you. . i have come to you on behalf of 13 million palestinians to call for justice. i have come to you today ladies and gentlemen to reaffirm the palestinian position that rejects the israeli american proposal. supported by the results of the meeting of the league of arab states and oic and the au. they all concluded that this plan must be rejected fully. in addition to statements issued by the eu russia, china and japan. and other countries around the world. j the commitment to the resolutions and the rejection of this plan reaffirms what is the result of a unilateral stance in the fact that it violates international legitimacy in the legitimacy arab peace initiative. it legiti

he buried the two states solution and international law, all un security council resolutions which wereth sides. we will come to that and a moment but first you have seen and you served in washington, you've seen efforts to bring these parties together, was it in your view to watch president trump with netanyahu an odd way of going about this deal. it certainly was, i was there in 1978 and you had all the leading participants, egypt and israel and jimmy carter altogether trying some kind of solution but to the exclusion of the settlement issue, it was not dealt with satisfactorily over time this peace progress will not go anywhere, it will not solve anything because that is the central issue but at least you have the visible presence of the main players and trump's ommission of palestinian and a present of this is very difficult to have a present of this is very difficult to have it posted in present of because a president abbas has cut off diplomatic relations but trump could have tried to get some sort of cooperation and i wonder where he gets this courage from to think such a deal ha

president rails against the trumpets ministrations middle east peace plan during an address of the un security council. to help regencies a traumatic increase in extremist violence the mahdi and president reveals his administration is holding talks with senior islamist leaders in the hope and the bloodshed it comes off to france said it will be sending additional troops to west africa to shore up its full trade and to terror operation. on the philippines as a tavern aid to get a decade's old military equipment with the u.s. and it was being relations between the 2 countries. bringing you the latest news every hour of the day this is our thanks for joining us. let's jump and palestinian president mahmoud abbas has formally rejected donald trump's middle east peace plan abbas was addressing the u.n. security council what he described the plan as a reward for occupation caleb maupin reports. this is the state that they will give us which is like swiss cheese which of you will accept such a state. palestinian leader mahmoud abbas spoke before the 15 member body that leads the united nations and made his c

also this week a meeting of the un security council sall russia at loggerheads with the u.k. and united states the russian representative called claims that syrian forces had killed civilians in a province unsubstantiated as moscow blamed terrorists for using human shield tactics while targeting established humanitarian corridors. we are appalled by the significant escalation in syrian regime and russian violence in libya but the escalation in it is not due to the operations of the syrian armed forces but the constant and deliberate provocations of the terrorists the lives of millions of civilians are now even greater risks as the combined forces of the assad regime russia the iranian regime and has escalated their offensive the problem of can't be resolved as long as the terrorists that have been recognized as such by the security council continue to rain there. all the syrian army recaptured one of ellipse province's largest and most strategic towns. before the hot spots around the government protests have been on the rebel control since 2012 russia opened humanitarian corr

and there are furious exchanges of the un security council that it convinced to discuss the syrian province of it live he said that it will take military offensive there shortly we look at what makes turkey's president confident in its plans. good afternoon thanks for joining us here on r.t. international. the suspected shooter who killed 9 people in the west of germany was said to have xenophobia motives 5 of the victims are turkish nationals chancellor merkel condemned the attack branding it far right racist. it's too early to give a conclusive assessment everything is being done to find out what was behind this murder but a lot already suggests far right of the attacker he apparently acted out of hatred towards people of different descent religion appearance racism is a poison hatred is a poison and this cloisonne exists in our society and has led to many crimes. well at a press briefing from the interior minister of the state of pizza but we found out more information relating to what went on on wednesday evening through to thursday morning that's left 11 people dead including the main

the un security council is to hold an emergency session on syria on thursday as president assad's troops province of idlib. eight major aid agencies have called for an immediate ceasefire in idlib, which in the past two months has seen pro—government forces bombard towns and villages still held by jihadist and rebel fighters. angry villagers in southern nepal have refused to give additional land for the government's plan to expand the lumbini temple complex, known as the birthplace of buddha. residents told a visiting minister that they didn't get enough compensation when they handed over land for the first phase a0 years ago. this is an image of finland's government which has announced plans to give all parents the same parental leave. the move is being billed as a radical change to improve gender equality. and it's hoped that by better enabling men to share childcare duties it could also redress factors that damage women'sjob prospects. in turkey, one person has died, after a passenger plane skidded off the runway at one of istanbul's airports, breaking into three pieces. the plane bel

to the clashes with syria at the un security council over the turkish troops presence inside the conflict rampaged country that's off the turkey's days $33.00 of its soldiers were killed in syria it live province. amid the escalation turkish officials say they will no longer stop syrian refugees from crossing into the view as reported large groups already making their way towards the greek border. just bernie sanders surges in the polls one believes that don't add to the democrats' tells the party to you nice behind anybody but me i mean a socialist senator cannot be stolen from. my colleague jacqueline to go brings to you our next bulletin in just about an hour but right now cross talk let's.

president railed against the troubled ministrations middle east peace plan during an address of the un security council. as well because the whole region sees a dramatic increase in extremist violence somalia and president reveals his it ministration is holding talks with senior islam a speeders in the hope of and take the bloodshed it comes off to france said don't be sending additional troops to west africa to shore up its anti terror operation. on the philippines says it's terminating a decades old military agreement with the u.s. the midwest and relations between the 2 countries. every hour this is art international keeping me company as we talk through the biggest stories of the day since. well let's start with this one the palestinian president mahmoud abbas has formally rejected donald trump's middle east peace plan was addressing the u.n. security council way he described the plan as a reward for occupation as caleb maupin reports. palestinian leader mahmoud abbas spoke before the 15 member body that leads the united nations and made his case about why palestine is rejecting the proposal put fo

turkey clashes with syria at the un security council over the turkish troops presence inside the conflict ravaged country after turkey's days 33 of its soldiers were killed in syria it live performance. and there may be escalation turkish officials say they will no longer stop syrian refugees from crossing into the e.u. it's reported large groups are already making their way toward the greek border. also ahead as bernie sanders surges in the polls one billionaire doda to democrats tells the party to unite behind anybody'd bugs bunny claiming the socialist senator cannot beat donald trump. to. the very well markets you're watching r t international with me making aaron our top story this hour the u.n. security council has held an emergency meeting after reports 33 turkish soldiers were killed during an offensive by syrian forces syria's representative to the u.n. said the turkish military presence in its lip is preventing damascus from fighting terrorists on its own territory turkey's un envoy in return stated that ankara intends to maintain its military posture there. we will not abandon.

damascus to fund its military campaign against terrorist groups of an emergency session of the un security council after western powers accuse it and moscow of indorsing destruction . the sheer scale of destruction both indoors and facilitate russian shows that neither they nor the assad regime can be trusted to deliver a cease fire it is astonishing the desire of some western countries to cross to terrorist groups is the moderate opposition. and britain's determination to stop terror offenders getting automatic early release from prison on a collision course with the e.u. over human rights but the issue up for debate. these are people particularly when they. start applying it should be already been convicted already been sentenced already so part of the sentence then it's unfair and potentially a breach of human rights potentially on don't forget they violated people's human rights to being there in the 1st place. you're watching our 2 international bring you your live news update from our studio here in moscow welcome to the program a civilian airliner carrying 172 passengers has been forced to

underground 48 hours off the syrian forces liberate aleppo from al-qaeda linked militants and as the un security council once again turns to the country whose government u.k. pm boris johnson said in the past few days he wants to overthrow coming up on the show has a war against nato out there and isis forces finally been won we go to damascus to ask one of syrian president bashar al assad's top political advisors with a mission and made coronavirus walk away and we did conspiracies the translator for chinese power monthly to deng xiaoping defends the superpower of the 21st century against accusations that china. there is losing its information military and economic war with nato possible going with today's going on the ground 1st after origin talks between russia and nato member turkey in moscow we can go straight to damascus and join by skype talk to a mature political advisor to the syrian government don't she ron thank you so much for coming on the show why is it taking you so long deliberate in live from al qaeda linked groups there in your country there are so many terrorists who came across did p

thank you clashes with syria at the un security council over the turkish troops presence inside the conflicts ravaged country i thought the turkey says 333 of its soldiers were killed in syria if profits. may be escalation turkish officials say they will no longer stop syrian refugees from crossing into the e.u. it's reported large groups are already making their way towards the greek border. congress bernie sanders surges in the polls 1000000000 i don't know if the democrats tell the party to unite behind any body but they mean the socialist senator cannot speak for donald trump. as they are states when you're on the go to download b r t out for a little try android device coming up next is politics done more in the big picture . on this week's show do you ever wonder what the world is going on it's not you and don't blink history is happening right now at a dizzying pace as events unfold how does the rest of the world see the u.s. is leadership. holland cook in washington this is the big picture on our dear america. the ancient chinese curse offered may you live in interesting times and in

special adviser, and son—in—law, jared kushner will present his middle east peace plan to the un security councilit's time to get all the latest from the bbc sports ccentre. hello there. i'm tulsen tollett and this is your thursday sport briefing, where we start with the footballing news that tottenham came from behind to beat southampton 3—2 in their 4th round fa cup replay. lucas moura had levelled matters at 2—2 with 12 minutes remaining before son heung min earned and then scored the penalty that sees jose mourinho's team set up a last 16 clash against norwich city. we played against a team that was the best team on the pitch, they were better than us but we deserve to win because we were in the limits. they had their best tea m in the limits. they had their best team and players and one more day to rest, they were fresh and you could feel the freshness. they are a very good tea m freshness. they are a very good team with a very good coach so difficult for us but i think we we re difficult for us but i think we were in our limits. bayern munich are through to the quarterfinals of the german c