the visit is ahead of two major events, the turkey-africa business summit in october, and the third turkey-africaummit in december aimed at solidifying the ties with the continent. anchor: for more on the story, we can bring in a research fellow in international relations at the university of genova, and author of turkey and africa. good evening. thank you for joining us on "france 24." what is the turkish president hoping to get out of this three-nation visit? >> he would like to improve the economic trade relationship, especially with angola in the agricultural sector, with nigeria in the energy sector, and finally, with togo, there is another dimension of turkey's relationship with africa that is the security factor, meaning turkey wants to improve the relationship in terms of training and also military hardware. anchor: in recent years, former colonial powers have struggled for influence in africa with the rise of china. how does turkey compare with the likes of china? >> i believe we cannot compare turkey with china, u.k., france, because if we consider the material powers in terms of capabi

from turkey's perspective. turkey sees washington as partnering with a terrorist group in syria. it sees washington is taking the side of greece rather than turkey and asserting his rights. turkeys were heights in the eastern mediterranean and then washington sees tricky. seas washington as not supporting us his own interest in the south caucuses, to to settle the consequences or by john intermediate underlying all of this is a what i said. the idea of the us partnering with with turkey views as a terrorist group in syria. and then the turkeys purchase of a russian air defense system in 2017, which really should ship a notion of turkey in washington as a, as a reliable nato ally to its core. both of these are misperceptions. and so this, this meeting today gives a chance for both leaders to get to get the momentum restored in the relationship. it certainly is a complex relationship. if you are a fly on the wall, what were you likely hearing today between the 2 ladies? i think we would hear president biden saying we just had a crisis in our diplomatic relationship in the last week

well, i think turkey holds a lot of cards in its hands. i mean, i think it has an enormous amount of leverage despite differences. he's been able to maintain a very good relationship with russia and with putin, he's bought the s 400 missiles, was in the process of acquiring the 400 missiles. the u. s. of course, had a hissy fit and decided to offer that you as you point out f sixteens instead. that's like, you know, paying for the state and getting a hamburger. well, depending on your view of the 35, of course, because the sixty's probably a better jet all in all. but yeah, i mean, i think there are definitely something to that to that effect going on. well, it will be interesting, interesting to see me, but let me just point out, remind people that the united states has a lot of nuclear capabilities that has house right now in turkey. so if it would have gone forward and we would have had no bass or embassy close there in turkey, there could be some major issues. i think that we might not even know going on behind the scenes. daniel, alwa

turkey banishment of the u. s. f. 35 cell fighter programs behind them. and what they've been discussing is maybe turkey will want to and then be permitted by the u. s. congress to buy more of the us fighter jets that already has which are f. 16. but on the other side, there's a grouping at the so called your asian is in turkish foreign policy establishment. and in the, you know, the advisors posed to him, who believe it may be turkey's proper place in the world is not so much rooted in nato, but in eurasia, meaning, looking toward j. e, looking toward not just russia, but central asia, turkey countries and even half canister and beyond. so i think that that dispute is being played out with this announcement by, by president eric one without him yet following through. it may be sort of a balancing. all right, so, so we think it's unlikely, but let's just suppose for above it, he does go through with it and expels these ambassadors. what will the implications be, particularly concerning us turkish relations? yeah

it will be turkey. but when we look lately, at the trajectory and trend of these bilateral trilateral deals that have been going on, whether it's the greece, france steel, whether it's the u. s. a green steel, whether it's the australia, u. k, i and i united states do we're starting to see a lot of transactional is and we're starting to see a lot of bilateral deals that are slowly forming more and more bigger cracks inside of nato. now, a couple years ago when people left them with braun for calling nato brain dead, we're now seeing that nato is definitely having problems are creating a homogenous structure and deciding what it wants to do going forward. ah, it's new threat perception. what will it be? will china be added into this threat? perception? where does turkey stand? where does poland stand? ah, what, what's nato stance on you crate? these are all question marks right now. hey, are these bilateral deals that are going on? are not helping nato's ah, the membership inside of nato, it's weakening

the united states or turkey has already paid the bill. $1400000000.00. now you'll remember that at 35 order was blocked by the united states. after hearing that turkey might buy, rushes, s $400.00. no airlines, as at the u. s. is offered to deliver f. 16 jets instead, which could actually, and another lingering stand off between the united states and turkey. scotty reporting outside the turkish embassy for news use use. i'm fair in france, act. discuss further bringing data data executive director of the ron paul as to thanks for dr. daniel. thanks for having me, scotty. okay, so i have to ask you did earlier wanna just put, do you believe the 10 countries in check for becoming involved in a domestic affair in their house country? you know, i should begin by saying, i'm not particularly familiar with a couple a case and i'm not a huge fan of every one for many reasons. but i think what he did a stand up to clear interference outside interference in this country. and you stood up and said, no, you're not going to do this. and i'm gonna start writing lette

taking place in turkey, i just, yesterday, also the for the minister of foreign minister of turkey said that he is planning to visit a i've kind of stand soon with some of the other for the minister of the organization of the islamic countries. so this high level political meetings are quite important . taliban is here in turkey and trying to out to pay away for a turkey to recognize it as a lesson with the government of afghanistan. but i think that is still a long way for that because prison that one has been recently could size in a tiny bunk of not been inclusive enough or not for me and inclusive, a government in the confidential turkey will how some of the conditions when it come to the matter of the recognition, but on the other hand, recently there has been one masses from both sides emphasizing that this 2 companies has historical cultural leaders, ties with each other. so this, this narrative is paving or per wide in a solid ground for this 2 parties to a to, to come together and maybe to get closer to the recognition. but on the other hand, anybody's going to ask for the huma

the ambassadors issued a joint statement denouncing turkeys handling of a cavalier case to day marks for years. sincere ongoing detention of osman cavallo begin, the continued delay in his trail, inclusion by emergency different cases and creates new ones after previous acquittal, cast a shadow over respect for democracy. the rule of law, andras' baron, see in the turkish dish or a system. let's say with spats heading, then let's talk to geo political, endless reign of office. welcome back to r t at the ambassadors of these countries, most of them and nato allies. they must have known that president addison, a leader, that takes criticism likely to think they were aware that their move would cause such a reaction. i'm not really sure if they are expecting such a harsh reaction that 10 ambassadors and shall be to care persona non grata. this is really an extreme reaction and it shows to me the great attentions that we are having between turkey and the e. u and the other nato countries on earth in general. so it's surely not only the case of, of my customer kabbalah that is here at sta

we appreciate turkey as a nato ally but this main concern they have is over this missile system that they bought from russia which, of course, outraged a lot of nato allies, a lot of members of congress who said that this is not what they should be doing. the thing that was conflicting was that they were doing that whiles also seeking to purchase these u.s. stealth fighter jets. that was the concern that so many people had over this. so president biden clearly did raise it. that is what white house readout says. it's notable they put it in the readout to make clear. sometimes the readouts are diplomatic speak and don't have a lot of concrete talking points about what happened in the meeting and this is revealing of what was said. of course it doesn't say what the president erdogan responded and we'll wait to see what turkey's readout of that conversation was. it is notable they put it in there. it does raise questions about going forward, will turkey be able to buy f-16s they are now trying to buy? >> it's interesting also that in the readout that the white house put out, they say th

u. turkey statement of 2016. according to which both the po for european union and turkey would do everything they could to hold back the refugees on their territory and only make arranged transfers of refugees to each other. so the greeks are saying to the rest of the european union, look, this is turkey now deliberately tried to send people into europe as a matter of policy. what appears to have happened with this particular boat. the more at 729 is that it appears to have been trying to go round creek territorial waters to italy and seems to have broken down on the way in high seasons. has happened a number of times in the last year and a half a with, with turkish launched vessels attempting to reach deeper into the european union. and by passing the atlantic coast guard, which has been putting out a sort of a solid wall, let say of monitoring, but also tainted by allegations of push backs. and in other words, attempts to push refugee filled boats back to turkey without 1st, ju julie processing them according

these figures show why turkey has a heavy burden. when warren's 1st arrived in turkey, the government thought they would soon return once the conflict was over. more than 10 years later, more serious, i was how this new lives here and their children speak turkish fluently. but what is the election do in 2 years time? yeah, position is likely to put pressure on the government to send them back. and with a weak economy in currency and unemployment horizon, men of fear. this will feel seen a phobia across the country. soon i'm castillo al 0, a stumble. china has tested a new hypersonic missile, which could carry nuclear weapons, would be difficult for us defenses to detect according to an investigation by the financial times. it says the test took place in august. the us russia, or at least 5 other countries so that they're working on the same technology. hypersonic missiles, travel 5 times faster than sound. a lot slower than ballistic missiles, but they can be maneuvered. so they're more difficult to track and they fly on a low to dir

that's why serious and sanctions to were turkey. so am just a couple of days ago, hen ambassadors of the western countries, including usa, germany, and france. they came together and they released a joint statement asking turkish. 5 tour it is to release osman, kaliko osman carla. so that has been the last drop for president had one, and he says that this is a direct interference in the turkish domestic affairs. and that is, or some interference to the independence of the, the turkish judiciary. in the country right after that as he has ordered, therefore the ministry to prepare the fives and to declare that or to and last these 10 ambassadors. busy as persona non grata, but so far, that hasn't been filed a field against them and the embassy embassies or the ambassadors, haven't been notified yet. tomorrow is the 1st working day of the week and we are expecting more details come in. bristle was likely to happen next because actually expelling these ambassadors would be quite serious in terms of creating diplomatic rifts around the w

so this as meddling in turkey's domestic affairs. he was very upset clearly and cooled for the cold, for the inbound orders to be declared persona non grata likely than to lead to their expulsion d. thank well, that's a said to for even by the standards of this current turkish government. but that's clearly whatever to onset. so now the turkish foreign ministry, i think, is trying to find a formula expelling the us and master, and the german ambassador and all the nordic ambassadors that would really stand shock waves through not just turkeys, you know, foreign policy establishment, not just get turkey in trouble. with its allies, but also the financial markets, the markets when they opened. right. and so you make an important point it, because obviously turkey has had various diplomatic spots in the past, but there are 10 countries involved in this. 7 of them are members of nato, as is turkey. how could a crisis on this scale affect turkeys relationship with the outside world, particularly the u. s. the e. u and nato. i sang, it wou

ambassador to turkey and other nato ambassadors to turkey persona non grata and then wanted them expelled and backed off in the uproar that developed. >> he did back off. turkey is in an interesting position as how they approach the united states. they had a very difficult time during the coronavirus pandemic and kind of emerging in this way where you've seen erdogan dial back some of his most aggressive policies and most aggressive tactics but then, of course, that change in recent weeks and what he said about the u.s. enjoy there. threatening to expel him but not ultimately following through with it. this is an administration that treats things like that very differently than what you saw with the trump administration so it's interesting to see how the president handles that. we are told by u.s. officials that essentially biden wants to warn him against any kind of appropriate to us talks or moves like threatening to expel the u.s. envoy. >> the last time the two presidents met was back in june in brussels at the nato meeting then and president biden emerged saying it was very positive

as you know, go to the turkey. we have confirmed the power is treated in the recent way and we are to fairly good level. in this respect, we have a green development plan. and with this we hope that we will achieve a primary leading position in the world. in this context, we have a 20530 declaration which we have shared with the g 20 leaders with the plans that we have prepared tysons. we will continue to contribute to the international community you saw any yeah, of course, at the same time that your thought about the woman feel we have to you, killer. they regards to the fact that countries are not equal positions in regard regards of climate change. there are like developed and developing countries and juggling the sort of burden should be shared equitably in a reasonable mother among doubles. there are certain countries, but students salutes the world in the highest manner. why that says the genie lucas ala food here. if we look at the amount that this re, while you've been listening there to turkish, president

so they were, they reside now in turkey. that's what upset the relationship between turkey and egypt. but hamas is, is very prevalent there. and these guys, these, these, these spies were apparently looking at hamas. they said they all spoke arabic. so that's a red flag by the way, these guys don't naturally fit in here in turkey. well they, they probably by the arms. you are not speaking the language to look at, but they, they, they, they, they speak arabic. so they were targeting texts, arabic speaking folks, and that would be how much, well, how are they recruit? i always have these curiosity, especially in this situation. how was the massage, even able to recruit in a country like like turkey and ask questions without too many people i would suggest they probably were imported from, from israel and given given training. that's probably how it happened. and then they just went in over time. when they created the sales over time. ok, so what information and that's the most important part, what kind of information were they

and turkey. now there is a lot of tension and it's not new tension when it comes to the relationship between turkey in the united states. this has been simmering for some time over a number of issues most recently over conserves, that were raised by not only the united states, but also germany and france, with respect to jail, businessman and philanthropists. so we know that the u. s. president, according to a read out provided by the white house, raised the issue broadly, but not specifically that we know of at least with respect to human rights, and also the rule of law. but the other big issue and this concerns the fact that turkey is a member of nato. and what are the big purposes of nato is of course, to counter aggression from russia. so there's been this long standing simmering dispute over turkeys decision to buy technology from russia with respect to surface to air missiles. and so we know that that was also something that was discussed between the u. s. president and the turkish preside

turkey house, more than 4000000 refugees? and with more coming from afghanistan, their growing fears of rising social tensions, the sooty get into an issue, according to the un returning to syria is not possible at the moment. in turkey, 2400000 syrian refugees are under 25700000 are born here. these figures show why turkey had to have a burden. when serious 1st arrives in turkey, the government, they will soon return once the conflict was over. more than 10 years later, the most serious tell us how this new last year and their children speak turkish fluently. but what does the election do in 2 years time? the opposition is lack of pressure on the government to send them back. and with a weak economy in currency, and i'm telling them who rising men of fear this will feel seen a phobia across the country. so the al jazeera assembled japan's new prime minister from jo casita has sent ritual offerings to a controversial shrine. victims of japanese aggression in the 1st half the 20th century c. d. yes. security shrine in tokyo is

smaller turkeys many.ed or forego the turkey or by a larger one and eat lots of leftovers. a recent survey by butterball found that pattern is not likely to change this year. we did see that about a third of consum. hours are planning to have a smaller gathering this year due to concerns about covid-19 and the delta variant. that means if you're likely to need. our turkey this year she thinks it's best to put in your order early, we do see that if there is a big shift towards people wanting to celebrate in smaller groups that smaller turkeys may be harder to come by however retailers. we reached aren't ready to acknowledge a turkey shortage just yet save mart, which also owns lucky told us. it has already secured the turkeys to ensure customers find everything. they need albertsons, which also owns safeway did not get back to us and costco bluntly stated management has no comment at this time local butchers. actually, thank the shortage may hit the larger chains harder, but independent markets would have j

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and by then that could further deteriorate the relations between turkey and the western countries. there is a growing security presence in the iraqi capital baghdad. i support his of pro iranian political parties, a staging assistant, and demanding a recount of votes from the parliamentary elections held earlier this month. and some threatening take matters into their own hands. i thought until i had has more from banked ass security measures that have been tightened near the green zone and baghdad, after the protest has tried to storm into the green zone. and they say that they will, they will continue protesting here until the election commission return is what they consider hijacked boats. now these protested as our supporters of the political parties that lost in the legislative election. they have given the election commission at 72 hours of tomato m a to end on monday afternoon. and they say that if the election commission is not responding to their demands by a conducting a whole recount a manual recount of old votes, then they will take matters into their own hands. on the

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in line with turkey's international obligations and domestic law, turkey is called the statement irresponsible or so sir dal has more now from his tumble. was macola has been in prison in there in october of 2017. and since then, there has been several chars against him. several accusations of, of the primary ones are that he has been, defy, has been financing there that the nationwide protest i particularly during did. jesse park brought us in a stumble ad that was the largest route to the goldman till that time. and 2nd one is that he has to get part or to rule in the quit attempting 2016, but the trials have been going on and on. so just recently there did that the, the court for the human rights of europe. a has also announced that they asked the turkish authorities to release or small corolla because they said that there is no, there are no enough suspicions, ordered aqueous suspicions, that he has committed that crimes that has been charged against him. and just after that, also the council of europe also has called in turkey to lease or small koala. if not, as they said that the dead to

they have acquired new drones from turkey, mostly. and this was expected to be used because as you know, the to gray conflict has already gone to a band or a regents the 40 regents and affecting it's your grants outside of to grade. and this was expected to happen since the prime minister. i'll be a hm and went to a turkey and signed some kind of military agreement with the turkish ship president a few weeks ago. what impact to are the strikes having on the resources and the capabilities of the t p l f. and also how of government forces and their resources been affected by this conflict as well? well, to begin with, the ethiopian government has been accusing the un of providing weapons, even resources. ah, and you know, giving some kind of explanation of their success, the success they've been having since mid june. but in terms of ethiopia, ethiopia, again, as of a, you know, a powerful country in court in, you know, the economy compared to other african countries perhaps. but it's still on a depend on nation, and this will impact it

we love turkey. my life is here now. going back to syria is a start from 0 turkey house, more than 4000000 refugees. and with more coming from afghanistan, they're growing fears of fries in social tensions suited to dish. according to do un, returning to syria is not possible at the moment. in turkey, 2400000 syrian refugees are under 25700000 are born here. these figures show why turkey has had the burden when syrian 1st arrives in turkey, the government says they will to return once the conflict was over. more than 10 years later, the most serious tell us how this new last year and their children speak turkish fluently. but what does the election do in 2 years time? the opposition is lack of pressure on the government to send them back. and with a weak economy in currency. and i'm telling them to rising men of fear. this will feel singapore via, of course, the country. solo al jazeera, assembled ensure lanka, hundreds of fishermen have been protesting against what they say is poaching from neighboring india. i say the

however, this was in american processed turkey recently over syria. yes, military man, north africa has been having lots of problems with the usa and some other important european companies owned in room in rome, there will be a g, a g, 20 meeting next week. prisoner was expecting to meet the president by them there. but if the explosion of this diplomat happened, one of these invoices happens, then there are concerns at this meeting will not happen in room between prison avalon. and by then that could further deteriorate the relations between turkey and the western countries and columbia. as much wanted drug trafficker has been captured by the country's army, the president says the arrest of dow antonio silva, who also goes by the name on tongue. yell is the biggest hit, the drug trade, the century. he is the leader of columbia's biggest drug cartel. witness is the program coming out next? i'll see you later. ah yeah, please did she get doublet of so though he gather a yell for nude, no. but duma in and to mom and say to moment when bob in what only

s. relations have been strained since turkey's acquisition of a russian air defense system. also, the u. s secretary state sat down with his chinese counterparts. disputes between beijing and washington range from trade to security and taiwan. then there's boris johnson and emanuel mack home. they've agreed to work towards de escalating a post breakfast. fishing dispute between france and the u. k. we have our diplomatic editor james bay's covering all of those. he's joining us from room. so james, plenty obviously happening on the sidelines. but what's the take away message when it comes to that all important topic of climate change leaders had to call 26 summit in glasgow next ordering earlier on, some of the leaders went to the center of rome to one the best known places, the chevy fountain where you know, the tradition is you make a wish as you throw a coin into the fountain, i am sure many of them wished for greener environment, vironment for the prosperity of the planet. but campaigners say it's not about wishing, and it's not about wishful thinking. it's about action

but turkey has not. and what european countries will say, what human rights groups will say, what opposition voices will say is that, you know, the detention of osman kavala is part of this ongoing government to try to stem voices of dissent and opposition. but to declare ten ambassadors, western ambassadors all at once, in one fell swoop, potentially persona non grata is a very big possible step forward in terms of escalating this situation. and at this stage, it does look as if turkey does have more to lose if the situation does, in fact, escalate further, kim. >> all right. thanks so much, arwa damon in istanbul, appreciate it. >>> president obama makes a rare personal appearance on the campaign trail. still ahead, what the former president told voters as he drummed up votes. >>> and the hunt for votes days before virginia's gubernatorial election. why that race could be a barometer for the entire nation. stay with us and there isn't one definition of what well feels like. there are millions. johnson

these figures show why turkey had a heavy burden. when warren's 1st arrived in turkey, the government thought they would soon return once the conflict was over. more than 10 years later, more serious has how this new law is here and their children speak turkish fluently . but what is the election do in 2 years time? opposition is likely to put pressure on the government to send them back, and with a weak economy in currency and unemployment to rising men of fear. this will feel seen a phobia across the country. soon i'm castillo al 0, a stumble, vigils been held and an which in turn of cransberg for 5 people killed by an attacker using a bone error. 3 other people were injured in the incident on wednesday, a suspect has appeared in court. the governments announced an independent investigation into the police response. it has take him 16 years in office for anglo merkel to mention much about her east german routes. but the ongoing chancellor has now criticized negative remarks about her upbringing biographer, say her roots played a cr

so, but as not one while he was back from africa to turkey. he said that they are going to start it that they're going to initiate a proceeding as a yes them. but yesterday publicly for the 1st time he said that they must be declared at persona non grata. and he said that he has ordered the minister of foreign affairs to fit to, to, to complete the fires against them. so tomorrow is going to be the 5th day in, thus, as because the 1st working day beginning of the week. and if the president follows through this, the diplomatic ramifications will be huge. what's, what's gonna happen next? is the president gonna follow through? well, for now, there is not, there is no shortcut answer for that. so i will say 5050 chance in that sense because it's quite going to be difficult for ad one to step back from his declaration. but on the other hand is going to be a huge diplomatic spat as well. just every and this countries are, are the prominent trade partners with turkey and several of them are the nato allies, as churchill says, in that, in a to member

turkey is cracking down on those who sneak across the border. this smuggler�*s safe house, who may have fled in fear from the taliban. well, the operation here has taken just a few minutes. there are about a0 men inside sitting down, looking tired, some looking quite scared. the conditions are pretty squalid, and the police here are telling us they believe that these men have come from afghanistan. we were flown across van province to turkey's remote eastern border, where many try to enter. if they can get past this, turkey's border wall with iran, built three years ago and now being extended. since the fall of kabul, reinforcements have arrived. there's been an about—face in turkey on refugees and migrants. the country has already absorbed 3.6 million syrians. the local governor, mehmet, says there'll be no influx across this border. the watchtowers here were funded by the european union. it doesn't want a new wave of arrivals reaching its doors. take a look at the terrain here. this is a mountainous region. it's exposed, the ground is rough, a

if they can get past this, turkey's border wall with iran. three years ago and now being extended. since the fall of kabul, reinforcements have arrived. there's been an about—face in turkey on refugees and migrants. the country has already absorbed 3.6 million syrians. the local governor says there will be no influx across this border. the watchtowers here were funded by the european union. it doesn't want a new wave of arrivals reaching its doors. take a look at the terrain here. this is a mountainous region. it's exposed, the ground is rough, and crossing iran to reach the turkish border here can take a month or more. the journey is full of risk, but some afghans still feel this is their best hope. like this group, who we found on turkish soil. among them, men who stood against the taliban. like this man from kabul. here he was, proudly serving his country. he told me in recent weeks the taliban have killed some of his brothers in arms, despite promising an amnesty. soon they were on the move and on the run, hoping to avoid capture by the t

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and also he says that whatever attacks the turkey's sovereignty well will not be able to stay in turkey. it seems that the political crisis, a real political crisis is averted for not, and there are enough reasons actually for both parties to act into a more positive constructive way. because just remember this 10 countries, 10 ambassadors include in the usa, germany, france, which are the nato allies and turkey's largest 3 partners as well. so turkey's economy definitely is, is a fragile economy and took, it doesn't want to have to deepen the crisis. it will not be in the benefit of the company, but on the other hand, particular nato is the key issue here took is the 2nd largest nato member here. and in case of a diplomatic dispute between these 2 got this, we did these 2 parties. it could create the friction within the nato, beyond the repair, and also in rome with a couple of days later, there will be the summit of group 20 or g 20, and present that one is expecting to meet the president of the united states joe biden. so he didn't want to go to rome with such a political disputes. a

if they can get past this, turkey's border wall with iran. fall of kabul, reinforcements have arrived. there's been an about—face in turkey on refugees and migrants. the country has already absorbed 3.6 million syrians. the local governor says there will be no influx across this border. the watchtowers here were funded by the european union. it doesn't want a new wave of arrivals reaching its doors. take a look at the terrain here. this is a mountainous region. it's exposed, the ground is rough, and crossing iran to reach the turkish border here can take a month or more. the journey is full of risk, but some afghans still feel this is their best hope. like this group, who we found on turkish soil. among them, men who stood against the taliban. afghan soldiers and police. like this man from kabul. here he was, proudly serving his country. he told me in recent weeks the taliban have killed some of his brothers in arms, despite promising an amnesty. soon they were on the move and on the run, hoping to avoid capture by the turkish police. "0k, 0k

he says he hopes to become a turkey citizen one day. john gosh, mother in damascus, i lived like a king. i cars carrying goods between syria and lebanon, but i didn't want my sons to fight the war. it's fine here. we love turks. my life is here. now, are you going back to syria is a start from 0 turkey house, more than 4000000 refugees. and with more coming from afghanistan, their grubbing fears of rising social tensions, the sooty a year to do this, according to the un returning to syria is not possible at the moment in turkey. 2.4000000 sooner if reduce or under 25700000 were born here. these figures show why turkey has a heavy burden most so as far as how this new law is here and their children speak turkish fluently. but what are the election? do in 2 years time, the up position is likely to put pressure on the government to send them back, and with a weak economy in currency and unemployment who rising men of fear, this will feel seen a phobia across the country. soon i'm castillo al jazeera stumble. mourners have continued to visi

and that could further deteriorate the relations between turkey and the western countries. what athlete in touch bashes from the european council on foreign relations? she says this could be year around strategy to engage more with the west. well, that's a stead too far, even by the standards of this current turkish government, but that's clearly what our to onset. so now the turkish foreign ministry i thing is trying to find a formula expelling the u. s. master and the german ambassador and all the nordic ambassadors that would really stand shock waves through not just turkeys, you know, foreign policy establishment, not just get turkey and trouble with its allies, but also the financial markets president heard on is obviously a man who has who wears his emotions on his sleeve when he's angry, he's angry when he is happy, he's happy, but there's also a skyler stick issue. his way of dealing with hard times, difficult times, challenges have always been upping. the ante is a risk taker and he's taking a huge he, i think everyone is aware that he is taking a huge mega risk. b

if us obey john turkey and armenia go for there. on the other hand, there are the talks between us, that'd be john, armenia and turkey to normalize the relationship. and that also could be read as a bad news for iran, because once these 3 companies are collaborating, iran's rule is going to be a reduce there. so, but there are the diplomatic tolls in past diplomatic towards the iranian, for the minister was in russia yesterday. and turkish or georgian azerbaijani, a minister of defense were in georgia and arminian for the minister just with to, to run their did the situation is escalate in there. but the diplomatic talks are also going that one of the key players is, is russia russia so far it has not reacted officially. but the expert says that russia can play a very crucial rule when it comes to then the escalation, the passion in the region, or esl. thanks for that to wrestle, said other in his dumpling tack, an investigation is underway into when authorities and the pipeline company in california learned about a major oil spool

if they can get past this, turkey's border wall with iran.ears ago and now being extended. since the fall of kabul, reinforcements have arrived. there's been an about—face in turkey on refugees and migrants. the country has already absorbed 3.6 million syrians. the local governor says there will be no influx across this border. the watchtowers here were funded by the european union. it doesn't want a new wave of arrivals reaching its doors. take a look at the terrain here. this is a mountainous region. it's exposed, the ground is rough, and crossing iran to reach the turkish border here can take a month or more. the journey is full of risk, but some afghans still feel this is their best hope. like this group, who we found on turkish soil. among them, men who stood against the taliban. including a police commanderfrom kabul. we are concealing his identity. he told me in recent weeks the taliban have killed some of his brothers in arms, despite promising an amnesty. soon they were on the move and on the run, hoping to avoid capture by the turki

there has been an about-face in turkey on refugees and migrants. country has already absorbed 3.million syrians. the local governor says there will be no influx across this border. >> [speaking foreign language] >> the watchtowers here were funded by the european union. it doesn't want a new wave of arrivals reaching its doors. take a look at the terrain here. this is a untainous region. it is exposed. the ground is rough. crossing around to reach the turkish border can take a month or more. the journey is full of risk, but some afghans feel this is their best hope. like this group, who we found on turkish soil. among them, men who stood against the taliban, including a police commander from kabul. we are concealing his identity. he's proud of his time in uniform since the taliban took over, he says theyave killed some of his brothers in arms, despite promising and amnesty. >>[speaking foreign language] >> soon, they were on the move and on the run, hoping to avoid capture by the turkish police. >> okay, okay, we are coming. >> since we filmed thes

the and turkey are causing extra to the unity of natal. thank you very much, wrestle for that update live for us in the sample. the u. k. prime minister bars johnson infringe president manuel mccall currently meeting in rome as a post bricks at fishing, dispute continues. the u. k says it's actively considering invoking a brick set dispute tool for the 1st time. this comes is from suggest it will restrict the energy supplies to the british channel islands, which heavily dependent on french electricity. earlier in the wake, france seized a british vessel and is now threatening to block ports, as well as the increase check, some boats. if the u. k. doesn't grunt more licenses to fringe fishing vessels? all right, let's go live to lexi o'brien who is in paris for us. hey, there, legs. this dispute is showing no sign of d escalating. how important is this sideline discussion between the 2 late it's well as meeting between the french president menu macro and the u. k prime minister barak johnson. it's just been called a brush past me think so b

however, this was in a mc him processed turkey recently over syria. yes, military in north africa has been having lots of problems with the usa and some other important european companies own in room in rome. there will be a g, a g 20 meeting next week, for is that one was expecting to meet president biden there, but if the explosion of this diplomat happened, one of these invoices happens. then there are concerns that this meeting will not happen in room between prison out of one and by then that could further deteriorate the relations between turkey and the western countries. we tend to iraq, but as a growing security presence in the capital, baghdad, with supporters of pro iranian political party staging as fits here. now they are demanding of re counter votes from the parliamentary elections held earlier this month. muslim, packed with 100 sanders parties, secured the largest number of parliamentary seats, but protested of denounced the vote as a scam. again, the electoral commission until monday to announce a manual recount. otherwise, they said