who cross mostly africa, migrants into turkey city. but the southern us withdrawal from afghanistan and telephones expanding influence in the country pushed turkey into extra measures. 500000 migrants are smuggled through this border. every day. the mohammed family failed this time as they had to slow down because of their baby fall of blood the tale one second. then we had to leave a gun. this time we followed ross family to the repair creation center in van city . his wife citicard worked in a bank in afghan stone. she says, the war to get this one person from every single family. women couldn't even go shopping. she wanted to go to europe after saving some money in turkey. nice, and the african government doesn't respect women. and the taliban wants us to wear the book and isolate they will kill the women who worked for the government. and the government is too weak to control the country. the city of one has a 295 kilometer border with iran where they were and, and physical barriers. earlier official figures suggest the number of i

, ., ~' , of turkey? yes, with covid, turkey took a huge _ of turkey? yes, with covid, turkey took a huge toll, because last i of turkey? yes, with covid, turkey took a huge toll, because last yearj took a huge toll, because last year and this year there was a sharp decrease in foreign tourists coming to the country. especially the uk tourists, as turkey is on the red list still. these areas are the livelihood of turkey, they are the ones with the magnificent sea, the trekking places in the mountains, full of pain trees. it is a vital part of turkish tourism —— pine trees. and turkey to dismiss a vital part of the turkish economy. rockets have been fired at kandahar airport as the taliban continues its offensive against the afghan government. two of the missiles hit the runway and the airport has now been closed to all flights. the militants are trying to seize three major cities in the south and west. they've entered parts of herat, lashkar gah, and kandahar — which is afghanistan's second biggest city. 0ur correspondent secunder kermani spoke to us fr

the economy coal difficulties and also a skin turkey to provide this security as well. turkey has recently increased if pover, anything, westman through africa, sees it as a strategic place and particularly the eastern africa is quite important for turkey because one of its major overseas military you'd be, is also a military base also in the neighboring country in some mail. yeah. and that one of the ability to be a cool cook cook kreger these, the ability in the neighboring companies as one of the other issues that they have discussed was the, the routine sugar region between the tube and sudan. pres. one said that just last week he forced to be dead, the chairman of the sudan, 70 course of hand. and he talked about the same issue and he said that as to nation to, to friendly nations. it told him that he's turkey will be ready to, to, to why the solution or to, to contribute to the problems solution, including the mitigation as well. as i said, turkey sees africa, the strategic plays for investments. and the reason is military pub, over the, over the continent. so in that sense, have in

how do these events test nato and turkey's role in nato? is one of the members of nato. it has the second-largest in the united states. and some of the most recent decision-making in turkey, particularly the decision to acquire the s 400 there from russia has been criticized heavily by some of its nato partners, so much so that ultimately the united states went ahead and countering american adversely sanctions on turkey. so, the hope is that in this environment, turkey taking the lead as the only nato country to remain in afghanistan to provide security, to provide infrastructure for afghanistan, links to the outside world possibly going forward, helping obviously, the afghans themselves to go to western countries, all of that will give some political capital to turkey that would be helpful in negotiating future relations partners in the west, and perhaps also push some of these countries, the u.s., where they are, the number of difficult bilateral disputes to have the more positive attitude towards turkey. that could influence on some of t

this is the border between turkey and iran. once this wall is completed with razor wires on top, security officials hope it will prevent illegal crossings, but criminal groups may still find a way to smuggle migrants and refugees across the border. experts say any migration away anywhere near turkey turns it in term migrant. 3, both will not chosen the we need to classify whether irregular migration is due to economic reasons or asylum seeking. we must find a similar migration deal with iran, as we signed with the e. you around must be supported to as a, as a border with afghanistan. and it's all about success is expected to trigger a new way of, of migration from afghanistan by the end of august butcher. during such sudden migrations, we expect people to flee to neighboring countries. we hear from the newcomers that iran is not willing to host such a migrant group, and they do not stop afghans from crossing to turkey, but encouraged them. this stud lock may create more human trafficking and more human misery. sienna console, t

i'm like turkey and greece. they didn't have these massive individual fires, but instead, more small ones spread out through half the length of the country. we've traveled from the center, the country prescott on the coast down here to pull you to get a sense of what these fires look like. and what we saw are fires that were discrete in size, and sometimes in certain small areas, but didn't spread across the whole countryside that perhaps allowed firefighters to get control of the situation faster than they have done in neighboring greece and turkey. the taliban is warning of more attacks against top afghan government officials. earlier on wednesday, campbell was shaken by another explosion near a defense facility. the taliban claim responsibility for choose a car on a task that followed a gun battle near the home with the defense minister. 8 people were killed that bloss happen close to the city is heavily fortify green zone, where government buildings on embassies are located. while the un security council is

turkey to bring it under control. >> flames have hit a thermal power plant near turkey's coast, but its coal powered, leading to fears of severe air pollution if the fires reach reserves. one blaze that tore through the outskirts of athens has receded, but it has left homes and businesses destroyed. greece is facing its most severe heatwave in 30 years, and the risk of more fires is high. >> one of the most dangerous wildfires of the season so far. it took 500 first responders working around the clock and countless area sorties to bring this blaze under control. volunteers working alongside police and rescue teams managed to keep the flame from spreading to more populated areas of athens. outside the police cordon, anxious residents waited. >> it is a total catastrophe. my neighbor's house burned down. you're talking complete destruction. maybe my house is burned down also. i don't know. i'm assuming this because my neighbor's house burned down. as a family, financially, we are finished. we are and if. >> as night fell, helicopters and planes stopped their water drops, and ground crew'

translation: we have been on the _ in turkey. translation: we have been on the road _ in turkey.tion: we have been on the road for 18 _ in turkey. translation: we have been on the road for 18 days. - been on the road for 18 days. we walked for five days and the children are all ill. police chase us and we escape. there are many problems like this. what should we do and where should we go? the what should we do and where should we go?— should we go? the security services — should we go? the security services are _ should we go? the security services are patrolling - should we go? the security services are patrolling this| services are patrolling this entire border area, aiming to stop migrants from reaching big cities like istanbul in the east. turkey is already struggling with a massive refugee situation. migrants make it to the nearest city. dozens of men find shelter under a nearby bridge. it is there where we find mohammed. as he tells us he lost his wife and daughter on the journey. as he tells us he lost his wife and daughter on thejourney. he holds his son tight. translatio

she wanted to go to europe, she's saving some money in turkey. the african government doesn't respect women, and the taliban wants us to wear the book and isolate us. they will kill the women who worked for the government, and the government is too weak to control the country. the city of one has a 295 kilometer border with iran, where there weren't any physical barriers. earlier official figures suggest the number of illegal migrants this year isn't bigger than last years, but the measures are tighter. good. need the holes built in the south and nor the city increase the pressure on van vada and all former commodity smugglers in this area became migrant. traffickers on my ologist lation ties hands with punishment. following the syrian civil war on car started to seal its border with syria and iraq in 2016. this is the border between turkey and iran once the smallest completed with razor wires on top security official. so it will prevent illegal crossings. but criminal groups may still find a way to smuggle migrants and refugees across the border

i mean, 1st of all, turkey and cuts are have been cooperating on a whole number of issues. i mean, economically business, but also defense insecurity with turkey having a military base and contract. and yeah, i mean, the united states, it's so painful me for me to say, but has completely discredit itself as a, as a significant player in afghanistan and, and it's sort of dragged along. it's nato allies will. and so you see the flurry of diplomacy that your correspondent was just talking about a moment ago, which came after everybody's already pulled their troops out and it has is, you know, turning out the lights behind them. so the whole situation is backward. so turkey and kaltura, yeah, they have special influence with the spanish, with the i don't want to just say with a tale, but turkey has a long standing relationship with, with the afghan, jeff chemistry, people. and you know, there are previous people from that were opposed to the tyler bond that sought refuge in turkey, even former warlords. and then, and then turkey has play the essential role in defending or how c

and it is one of the worst district in turkey. this is willis edge, the historical village, and just last night. how of the willis has turned into the dogs? the fire here started at 4 am after midnight, and right after that so rapidly the fire spread over the village and got the houses are more did they did when it has 150 houses and at least half of them are either completely destroyed or partly damaged the, the fire trucks here are trying to cooling down the surroundings, but it's quite difficult because it's not predictable where it's going to be the next place that the fire is just going to spread. i can see that there are tons of the 5 trucks and the firefighters here fight him against the was fire, but their job is quite difficult because the temperature is quite high and the humidity is so low. the mean it's so it's wrong, right behind me just an hour ago. there's what for this, for the fire started and the fire truck are trying to reach there. on the other hand, the helicopter is also getting the water from the mediterrane

i'm like turkey and greece. they didn't have these massive individual fires, but instead, more small ones spread out through half the length of the country. we've traveled from the center of the country pest got on the coast down here to pull you to get a sense of what these fires look like. and what we saw are fires that were discrete in size, and sometimes in certain small areas, but didn't spread across the whole countryside that perhaps allowed firefighters to get control of the situation faster than they have done in neighboring greece and turkey. without just their life from london still ahead. the taliban twin targets in afghanistan seeking to disrupt the capital and claiming territory in the region. and the human cost comes after the human cause comes to financial cause, a lack of health insurance leaves. india is covered patients with huge medical bills. ah ah hello, great to be with you. we've got storms racing across the alps into austria, the czech republic, into polar, and we'll come back to that in

i'm like turkey and greece. they didn't have these massive individual fires, but instead, more small one spread out through half the length of the country. we've traveled from the center of the country, prescott on the coast down here to pull you to get a sense of what these fires look like. and what we saw are fires that were discrete in size, and sometimes in certain small areas, but didn't spread across the whole countryside that perhaps allowed firefighters to get control of the situation faster than they have done in neighboring greece and turkey. turning our attention to f canister where the taliban is warning of more attacks against top afghan officials. there was an explosion near defense facility and cobble on wednesday, just hours after a car bomb blast and the gun battle near the defense ministers house. the taliban says it was responsible for that attack. all this as violence lays up in the south of the country. as to the magic editor james bay's. in recent hours, the taliban have shown that currentl

and it provided some relief to the people because on time was the worst hit province in turkey. and some report says that the particularly the tone of man i got in the province has witnessed the worst white 5 of turkey's history. so now there was no untidy up spot under the control. however, in the neighboring proven, says at the age of course, learning more. mueller provence, and i, than province, that are still 6 major wildfires that are raging in the region just in, in idaho, the, the fires are ben generously getting closer to the residential areas. i was just there and the emergency crews are already recreating will years and the people there and the how to cope there's joined by the fire fighting plains are getting the water, uploading the water from the artificial lakes and from the sea and groping them on the wood piece and surrounding areas close to the dash areas, but the weather conditions are not friendly here. where we stand in middle us right in front of the terminal power plant also last night the fires gets very much too critical. distance to the the, the power pl

i'm like turkey and greece. they didn't have these massive individual fires, but instead, more small ones spread out through half the length of the country. we've traveled from the center, the country prescott on the coast down here to pull you to get a sense of what these fires look like. and what we saw are fires that were discrete in size, and sometimes in certain small areas, but didn't spread across the whole countryside that perhaps allowed firefighters to get control of the situation faster than they have done in neighboring greece. and turkey cor, 3 people had been killed after a head on train crash in the western check republic. dozens were also injured when the german express train hit a check regional service. the drivers from both trains are among the dead. emergency services are on the scene with 4 rescue helicopters, and 10 people are being treated in hospital for serious or life threatening injuries. if a lebanon are gathering to mark the moments a stockpile of ammonium nitrate, blue eyed baby roo

i've got one of the worst hit the district by wildfires in turkey. also, elliptic, organize a se, bella russian athlete is safe and secure in token after refusing to be full stone to a flight home and mexicans vote and the referendum on whether to investigate foreman leaders. ah, welcome to the program i've gotten present shift. connie has told parliament the country is facing a state of aggression by taliban forces which are attacking several cities. he also repeated how his government has been surprised by how quickly us forces a withdrawing and how he'd warned washington. this would have consequences. in the past 24 hours, the group has moved in from the outskirts to the major heart of cities such as last quarter gar, and come to hong. the situation in la chicago is particularly fragile with the group moving in closer to major government buildings that were also been asked strikes and fighting and harass, and in none to ha, in the east. let's go over to our senior diplomatic editor james bases in cobble force. before we talk about what the preside

i'm like turkey and greece. they didn't have these massive individual fires, but instead, more small ones spread out through half the length of the country. we've traveled from the center of the country pest got on the coast down here to pull you to get a sense of what these fires look like. and what we saw are fires that were discrete in size, and sometimes in certain small areas, but didn't spread across the whole countryside that perhaps allowed firefighters to get control of the situation faster than they have done in neighboring greece and turkey. still to come on this program, india records a southern rise of more than $40000.00 corona virus cases. we look at how people without insurance are faring. i'm and richard kennedy carolyn, fix, west facebook, back for the 1st time. 2000 and i a i, it's time for the journey to winter sponsored my cattle airways. the weather in china moment is all focused around the south. in this clump of cloud here is circulation and i've been named as tropical storm new fit. it's

the wildfires are among the worst in turkey history. the taliban is warning of more attacks against talk after on government. so the group claimed responsibility for choosing car bama tasa followed a gun battle near the home of the defense minister. can i'm a ration have begun and loving on to mark one year since the bay roof or explosion . it kills $200.00 people and left thousands injured. the boss was caused by a huge stock of ammonium nitrate in in joe's health ministry says the current of iris pandemic. there is still raging on is far from over. on tuesday cases rose by more than 42000. that's a 40 percent increase on the previous day. but millions of people don't have health insurance and they're struggling to pay medical bills. have natal reports from new delhi? hi, find the law sort of share my recorded this message after spending a month on a ventilator. he needed a medical device to help him, but it was a major milestone in his school with 900 recovered 30 to let go. however, as his condition improved and he returned home, his

he to north america and southern europe and turkey and, but also extreme rainfall. an associated floating like we've seen in iran in north korea recently, but also in europe and elsewhere. and it's only going to get worse unless we commit to strong rapid and sustained drug reductions in carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases. the rather alarming words in the report, not least, the word irreversible. tell us more about that. what that means because that sounds as if things will never get better. yes, i mean some, some aspects of the climate system are reversible. if we limit the warming, then we will be able to limit the extreme events and the reduction in our 60 us and things like that. but you're right. some aspects are going to be irreversible. and these are the very slow parts of the climate system. so for example, it takes hundreds of years to fully heat up, the potions and i expand as they get warmer, it takes hundreds of years to melt the really large ice sheets that also contribute to sea level rise. so we're committed to arise in sea level over the very l

that how eaten off for us and pastors along turkeys, a gym and mediterranean coast. but as it comes to, the spaniards have been joined by specialists from ukraine, russia and john, who have flown into them on international airport. no harbor formation to countered the flames. around 200 wildfires have struck turkey in recent weeks and also support has helped to bring them under control. have craft like this as their b, johnny own russian maid and 17 chopper had become essential tools i was saying before but like today it was to have the phone at home was so they go into distance helicopters refilled their empty bucket and other go at the fires, though many are now contained, others have stubbornly spread due to change and renew it craft, hopefully a way to roll in these patients because they can cover long distances in a matter of minutes, especially in mountainous terrain along turkey. southern causes no matter what the distance and the cost below my team that seems student turns. right in pilot said, she's willing to go to distance for turkey in if need wrestles ou

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and the prime minister has asked for turkey support. we are push it perky showing gentlemen, friendships the to appear in his time of need once again limits plus my deep appreciation to you and through you to the people of the people and government of the republic of turkey for the consistent support and friendship. this was, it was particularly important as the 2 companies more, more than a 100 years of diplomatic relations, where the 2 leaders may not come up with the media solutions to the issues facing the, to appear. the top could lead to close relations. both are going to appeal, believe each other, right. every, the integral, while many civilians in the region remain cut off from humanitarian 8th and turkey . like many other ones and, and to the war to stop a human catastrophe. in the macon said that al jazeera and kara in the us president says he disagrees with the world health organizations warning against giving current a virus booster shots. joe biden says his government is capable of looking after its own citizens and helpin

what is turkey fake? and i've got some 1st, there's a historical tie between the 2 nations and also afghan sound is that the heart of central asia where there are minute tricky countries where turkey has blood ties to that region. and of course, if you are enough cat in the song, you're at a balance point between between russia and united states. so this is the perspective from ankara. mic. thanks so soon. thanks. very much. sent in pursuing the symbol. well, one of the explosions on says they went off near the barren hotel, linkable monitors muslim, as you know. and he spoke to out there about how his staff and guess holding was set and it was devastating. this was the 1st attack ever near the battery. we have been there and since 2009 there has never been such an incident. and since our initial years a pull yesterday, it was a big blast. our people, of course, everybody heard, but thankfully, instrument outside of the property from an outside line of defense. which is that main gate where there were mor

joseph voter also has just released a statement of the solidarity with turkey. it says that the, the to a cut off from subpoena crecia are being sent to turkey. also to join this a 4th that in we can say that turkey is going through the worst forest fires of it more than history. and the rest of the government had promised an investigation into the cause of these fires where things stand with the investigation right now. while the investigation is still going to improve one just yesterday that he says that they are considering the possibility of a sub touch the the, the, the number seen some of can he was for an a sort of fire across $35.00 proven says is pushing the public to believe that that could be a sub latasha behind it. and so far the government didn't provide any proof for that, but the pres one says that the john, them, are you the, the, uh, the security apparatus, intelligence service, and the ministry of interior. they are in a coordination and conducting this investigation, but many took to, to experts on the global warming and the, the climate chan

the bustle against fierce wildfires continues in greece and turkey . the widespread devastation sizes of people force from their holes found good starts and fascination campaign hoping to kill it were 3000000 people in a week. after research and croon of artist cases, sizes of migrants in haiti, and several african countries are stranded and running to supplies in columbia in time to walk from continuing their journey. ah, the child says it's taken over a 2nd city. the provincial capital of the northern joseph province. the video released by the ons group form ship at hand, shows their fighters seizing buildings, including the police headquarters and to prison. the government ascending re enforcement son conducting airstrikes to retain control of the city. it's come just a day after the southern city of surrounds fell to the taliban. charlotte bella has this report and i from couple a government affiliation. source has told us that sure the gun has fallen, although it is quite nuanced and fluid. the taliban say that they took control of the city on sat

here as wall, take you to turkey where fire ravaged areas of antalya province. a few spits of rain here, but also thunderstorms, which could be dangerous. if we do get relief, it will be short lived back into the hot sunshine, and those winds will be gusty as well, or the next 3 days for areas like man of got ok. now for the tropics of africa, we've got her storms coming and go in some heavier pulses through that bordered shad sedan spilling into south sudan on saturday. separate churches are above average for namibia and botswana. roney a hive. 20 degrees on saturday. cape town 19. but we're going to disrupt this weather pattern with some rain and when it will move in late on sunday, and persist through monday with a high of 16 degrees. that sure whether updates or feel later. the crime that shook japan or people get killed on one occasion in as bloody a massacre as this was, attracts a lot of reports. there was just a current drum. who did it, who did it? who did it have the conviction that led to the world's longest help desk road frisson and his sister's 47

so along with other foreign troops, turkey must also withdraw from afghanistan. that's why the turkish troops also are being evacuated from a couple a port. and we're expecting that the evacuation is going to be complete by the end of today. but turkey is willing to continue to stay in a way to assist our people while we are now hearing the president at one is saying that turkey will be leaving a small, technical group of trucks, enough kind of sound will be bringing you more details on that as we get them, meanwhile, though, the united nations is warning up to half a 1000000 africans could flee the country before the end of this year. it's calling on afghanistan. neighbors to keep their board is open to those seeking safety after the taliban took over. these are dramatic times and you and hcr, the u. n. refugee agency has worked with the people of afghanistan for over 40 years, and we will stand by them and do what we can to support them in terms of numbers, we are preparing for around 500000 new refugees in the region. this is a worst case scenario. well, we ha

and an emergency evacuation at a power plant in turkey as fires move closer. european monitors say the fire is in the region are the fiercest since record-keeping began. and france's new covid-19 health pass is pushing up vaccination rates and winning approval among the french, but others say it is a violation of their right to liberty. ♪ i'm brent goff. to our viewers watching on pbs in the united states, and to all of you around the world, welcome. we begin tonight in lebanon, a year after that massive explosion that destroyed so much of the capital beirut. today, the city marked the anniversary with mixed emotions. many observed an official moment of silence and listened as the names of the more than 200 victims were read aloud. but elsewhere, protests broke out. many rohingya are -- many residents are demanding answers. reporter: anger is brewing in beirut. one year on, no one has been held responsible for the blast. some still have scars that have not healed. i don't feel like a year has passed since the explosion. time has stopped completely. every day i

find the shelter here in turkey. and now as turkey faces some of the worst white wires in its history, some of those refugees have warrant here to help fight the blazes. the ceiling and rescue team includes arabs kurtz, turn, men, answer captions. they come from cities across the country, origin littering to have other refugees and the way the relief work along the turret to sit in board there they have joined a wouldn't tears from all over the world to support more than 6000 personnel fight in the fires that have the course south in turkey for the past 11 days. the 30 wouldn't you say turkey has been a safe haven for them and they wanted to return the jester. volunteer the city. they have a good weekend and syria when they were helicopters above us. we would be very frightened because they were dropped bombs on us, but here these helicopters are to save the nature and people. we are very happy that we have the chance now to hear people's wounds. could open the door for us when we needed. the syrian rescue team are j

how important is tourism to that part of turkey? yes.ear and this year, there was a sharp decrease in foreign tourists coming to the country. especially the uk tourists, as turkey is on the red list still. so these areas are the livelihood of turkey, they are the ones with the magnificent sea, the trekking places in in the mountains, full of pine trees. it is a vital part of turkish tourism, and turkish tourism is a vital part of the turkish economy. a volunteer marshall has died after being hit by a car during a race meeting at brands hatch. competition at the circuit near dartford in kent was suspended, but is expected to resume today. an investigation is under way. lewis hamilton said he was "devastated" to hear of the incident. he said, "these volunteer marshals are what makes racing "possible, they are heroes. "my heart is with his family". a former diplomat who was sentenced to eight months in jail over blogs he wrote about the high court trial of alex salmond in 2020, has handed himself into the police. this comes after supreme co

so these are very buddy what we are seeing on the screen in turkey. and if this is going to be a wake up call for policymakers, because you do need policy changes to fix this, don't you? absolutely. i think we use wanting find that there across the was this the media had one of the largest, why fi? think about it. which is, you know, get it off, bought 6 to 9 months in a year you had widened fire, which i've got about 6000000 acres of land you had by your fire in canada and united states. you would be in india and you're all, you have the warning buying stuff for all of us to see. i think it is the best policy makers to recognize that there's pressure. also, we need to put public by can also on policy makers to act because these are going to get worse. if we are not feed us about climate change, a case i'm going to get, well, we thank you so much, chandra bush on for giving us your expertise from india. thank you. was feeling the flames and the outlook for the weather. let's bring in or weather presenter jeff harris and jeff, during we could be in the

major place, just north of athens was forced to flee well, a neighbouring turkey, tens of thousands of factors of forest had been destroyed. and what president type heard on cold its worst effort, while far as far as in the us to try to stop california is biggest world, far from reaching the chain of quincy circle. dixie, florida has already destroyed much of the historic gold rush turn of greenville nicaragua was electoral tribunal has disqualified the main opposition party from taking part in the federal presidential election citizens for freedom. the last remaining opposition party allegedly violated electro election laws will 2 of the policies have previously fans the president, daniel ortega virtually unopposed, as he runs for a 4th consecutive term. farnsworth is vice president for the council of the americas. he thinks west and paris need to do more to your free and fair elections in the correct i'm not sure what kind of an election you could even call it other than just the coronation of a president, who frankly has now created conditions where he can't lose it will be a vote t

for more regional reaction, cnn's arwa damon joins me from istanbul, turkey.nistan. the haqqani network is in pakistan. other taliban representatives too, fighters crisscross across the border. what will be pakistan's role now the taliban is going to be running afghanistan again? >> reporter: well, i think, michael, what's happening right now in pakistan is that its leaders, both civilian and military, are very concerned. they've said it consistently about what's going to happen with the pakistan taliban. now, we know according to -- you know, we do know that the pakistan taliban, which have known to operate out of afghanistan, have been responsible for a lot of attacks here in pakistan. and we also know, like you said, is that pakistan has had its own relationship with the afghan taliban. there's always been that dichotomy. the question is now arising who are the good and bad taliban anymore? i mean, you know, cnn interviewed the head of the pakistan taliban recently to talk about, you know, whether they'll have better relations with the afghan taliban, and t

it is one of the few which he has made abroad since the conflict integrate, began in november, turkey to has be facing his own challenges. the 2 of the leader began by offering his confidence in support for turkey struggle with the recent wildfires. the main reason 40 to be leaders is it is to improve economy and tre ties. turkey relations with africa has gain momentum in the last decade, especially with the european, the 2nd most populous country in the continent. turkey is a major investor there with nearly $3000000000.00 across various sectors. but the conflict in europe has northern piggery region is poisoned everywhere to those investments. and the turkish government wants to help to get a 1000000 in dickie give it a few of his piece. an integrity is important to us, is the situation deteriorates. all the countries in the region will be affected. we are ready to make every contribution to the problems solution it's us, federal forces had been fighting the people's liberation front, or the tpr laugh once postal entity that had dominated ethiopian politics for nearly 3 decades. i m

almost a decade ago, went spaniel. martine was an exchange student in turkey, province. she had no idea. she will be flying planes over to the age of coastline to have combat last buyers. i was here for days living with our family. so i have many fruit for all these fine. i toe very food because they are now testing me for fables. a notice saying for the war that we are doing here is one of the doesn't tie fighters who arrived from spain to counter fires. that how eaten off for us and pastors along turkeys, a gym, and mediterranean coast protocol. the spaniards have been joined by specialists from ukraine, russia and john, who have flown into dilemma international airport. no hobble formations to counter the flames. around 200 wise, buyers have struck turkey in recent weeks and i'll say, support has how to bring them on the control they have crap like these are their be johnny owned, russian made and 17 chopper had become essential tools. one thing i'll be closed book book like this. today. it was have well the tone was so little in the distance helicopters refilled the

this is the biggest wildfires of the more than history of turkey, and it hasn't been much easy for turkey to bring it under control. a y fi that ripped through a forest on the outskirts of the great capital. athens has now receded, but has destroyed homes and businesses in its wank. grace is facing its most severe wave in 30 years with a high risk of more 5 to come vein beds ravi reports from athens. one of the most dangerous wildfires of the season so far it took 501st responders working around the clock and countless area sort age to bring this blaze just north of the greek capital under control, volunteers working alongside police and fire rescue teams managed to keep the flames from spreading to more populated areas of athens outside the police coordinate anxious residents waited. unable to go home, me, let me get that sort of thing. it's a total catastrophe. my neighbor's house burned down and i caught him and he was distraught. we're talking about complete destruction. maybe my house has been down also. i don't know. i'm assuming this because my neighbor's house burned down. we have

this is the biggest wildfires of the more than history of turkey and it hasn't been much easy for turkey to bring it under control. same as of now into a thermal power plant. facility near turkey, southeastern coast, planting may last near the resort town of boardroom has been fully evacuated according to the towns mayer. but it is cold powered, and that's leading to fears of severe absolution. if the fires reach its coal was one blaze that tore through a forest on the outskirts of the great capital. athens has now receded, but its last homes and businesses destroyed. greece is facing its most severe he way than 30 years, and the risk of move fires is high famous ravi reports now from athens. one of the most dangerous wildfires of the season so far they took 501st responders working around the clock and countless area sort age to bring this blaze just north of the greek capital under control volunteers working alongside police and fire rescue teams managed to keep the flames from spreading to more populated areas of athens outside the police coordinate anxious residents waited on able to

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beand turkey, how are greek and your's _ into europe.and turkey, how are| greek and your's neighbours viewing this? —— europe's neighbour's. fin this? -- europe's neighbour's. on the this? —— europe's neighbour's. on the greek islands, the five this? —— europe's neighbour's. (m the greek islands, the five islands that have borne the brunt of the refugee crisis, they are very concerned about any possible wave of refugees. people who live by the borders are mostly concerned that this might trigger another big wave of migration through europe. turkey as well has been hosting a large number of syrian refugees about for millions and afghan refugees as well. greece according to our migration minister said that we have about 40,000 of afghan refugees. 20% of these are waiting for their asylum claims to be processed. i understand that this is just asylum claims to be processed. i understand that this isjust part of understand that this is just part of an array of anti—migration flow barriers that have been put in place ljy barriers that have been

for turkey. jeff has the details in our world, whether updating, hello, thank you for joining in the rain is starting to pile up in turkey's northeastern black sea region over the past 24 hours, 84 millimeters of rain scooped up, and i think it will get worse before it gets better and it's because of this disturbance in the black sea, almost like a tropical cyclone, just throwing buckets of rain to an area and turkey that is already still trying to recover from devastating flooding. ok, i want to take you to i b area where temperatures are really starting to dial up a cordova 41 degrees on thursday. but if i show you the 3 day forecast, again, this saturday, 47 degrees, you could break your all time temperature record in cordova next step or go into northwestern europe. and we've got a disturbance sweeping across northern areas of the british charles. but don't worry, london, we've got sunshine here, forecast for you with the high 24 degrees. look at paris, 30 degrees, and we do have unsettled we

while tires are stretching, the emergency cruise in turkey and southern europe in turkey, at least 14 fires across 6 provinces and posing a threat firefighters abroad another 160 under control. since last week, russell said are, is falling developments in antalya province. we are in cuz ill that in the town or from my not got, which is one of the most do i say to district cows by the wildfires in turkey. a message for us fire broke out yesterday here and it continued overnight. hundreds of hackers of land have been burned. the fire fighters continue to cool down to areas to prevent why fi from spreading to other areas. hum, that is of will years how to create their houses and the security forces are blocking the roads to prevent people from getting back to their houses. as it is too risky. i have talked to the winner jurors and they all have one come and wish we me back to their houses and to see if they can save anything. because of the, however, is not the only one that has been homeless off several wildfires across 30 since last week. more than 180 wildfires how been reported acros

and southern europe in turkey. the old among the western history, at least 14 vines, across 6 provinces, opposing a threat firefighters have brought another 160 other fires under control since last week the 8 people have died and more than 16000 have been full to leave homes. there is other have more from man i've got in and tell you, province we are in cause will die in the town of mano got, which is one of the most stated districts caused by the wise fires in turkey, a mess you forest fire broke out last night here and it continued through the night hum, but as of hack, there's of land. how being burned, firefighters continue to cool down the areas to prevent wildfires from spreading to other areas. hundreds of widows years had to create their houses and the security forces are blocking the road to prevent people from getting back to the houses. it is too risky. i have talked to the when a judge here and they all share a common wish, went back to their houses to see if they can save an 18 month. got that because

but turkey is not the _ forests are burning. but turkey is not the only _ forests are burning.g. but turkey is not the only country in - forests are burning. but turkey is not the only country in the i is not the only country in the region fighting these wildfires. in this suburb of northern athens, more than 500 firefighters have been deployed. homes are burned down, with many being forced to evacuate, as grease experiences its worst heatwave in 30 years. translation: in the area where the fire broke out, temperatures reached 45 celsius with less than 10% humidity. these extreme conditions are due to the intense heatwave which has been affecting our country for the last week. find country for the last week. and in israel firefighters _ country for the last week. and in israel firefighters also used planes and helicopters to battle the wildfires. in forests west of tuwai, with the police evacuating the area. the fearfor police evacuating the area. the fear for many as extreme scenes like these have become more normal is the impact of climate change takes hold. susan clayton is p

the struck a deal at that time for turkey to take care of the vast majority of migrants in europe. do you think this could happen again? no, because e, 1st of all, did not stand by what it's signed for. and it's still avoiding the trying to avoid its duties under that agreement. unfortunately, the fact that matter is turkey has been housing millions of syrian refugees fleeing from assad's regime. but now just adding more, more to this with the african refugees. although in numbers, they're not as big. it is really, it's really hard to bear. it's, you know, it's with the countries and all that can. but there's only so much that it can do and what the failed promises back to back off to you. and in the visual the also from the european countries, i think it's at a point where some bearable for the turkish politics and the turkish public. in general, president, do i want europe to accept its responsibility for the events? an afghan has done having been burned once on this, do you think you're going to listen for everybody's sake. i hope they do what everybody is around the table as re

our for that update from turkey. a neighboring greece crews are also battling large wildfires that have destroyed homes and farms in the south. the flames have spread after breaking out near progress on saturday, and temperatures are expected to reach 44 degrees celsius as a heat wave continues across the southern europe. at least 2 has been struggling with wildfires around the tourist resorts at best. scott, all 800 people have been moved from their homes after a large fire in a nearby nature reserve. in 3 neighborhoods in china, capital had been locked down and transport in and out of beijing is suspended. it's the latest response to china's largest current, a virus outbreak in months. overall, only a handful of new infections are reported on monday. but officials are worried about the fast spreading. delta vary in to driving the new cases. katrina, you has more from beijing. this represents a huge challenge of the chinese government. this is the worst outbreak that the country has seen in months, and it's taking p

i arrived in iran on a visa and then we were smuggled into turkey. the journey was very dangerous and difficult. i was thinking at one point i might die, but god help me from iran to turkey. we paid $1000.00 h. then in the middle news, i want peace and prosperity for my country were tired of wars. so ma'am, it should be you, but that's all i've seen since i was a child and i don't expect peace enough. galveston at a time soon. i want to move to a safer place where we can live in peace that it will be better for us. washington has vowed to make what it says, it will be an appropriate response to the attack on any israeli operated tango of the coast is, i'm on the us, and you can have joined to israel in blaming iran for those days strike. tehran has denied any involvement to people were killed on the n v. most history. when it was, he's what appears to have been a drones strike us secretary of state antony blink and said, it follows a patent of belligerent from iran. how to abdel how it has more on it's from west jerusalem, where we don't have details

this terrifying eyewitness footage captured the scene in northern turkey just days ago.ly crumbled. and this is the aftermath, a mangled heap of mud, debris and belongings. translation: i went out and all of a sudden - floodwaters gushed behind me. i couldn't look back, it swallowed homes, people, everything. president erdogan visited here on friday declaring flood—hit regions along the black sea coast as disaster areas. translation: we cannot bring back people who lost their lives _ but our state has the power, opportunity and determination to compensate for any loss other than that. a mammoth search and rescue operation is now under way, more than 1,700 people have been evacuated and hundreds of villagers have been left without power. turkey's interior minister labelled the situation as the worst flood disaster he has ever seen. this, on the back of wildfires in the south of country, and across the mediterranean in the week a landmark un climate report sounded a code red for humanity. ozge ozdenmirfrom the bbc turkish service has been following the story closely and ga