well, turkish is turkey is all ready and searching power in the middle east. it has intervened and libya in 2020. it has intervened in the eastern mediterranean with the gas fields. it has intervened in the caucuses, and it has intervened in north any rock and in north and syria. turkey is clearly an insurgent, paula, looking for some kind of regional apollo status and with its influence that it will have on the syrian government this uh, this strategy is uh is to some extent successful accept that or the country is economically and in dire straits. so it's, it's a, if i was sure i'd be saying, okay, so what have you done for me lately? what can you do for me next? yeah, well, that's the problem. that's the problem in the middle east. that's all the, all the potential regimen, monique powers, a somewhat weak iran is weakened by, by the war against israel. saudi arabia's week because it's because it's military, it's not worth anything. the way ease is weak because it only has a 1000000 inhabitants, and turkey is weak because of its populace spending. and in rec

what is the assessment of turkey regarding this question? because there's some difficulty that go to sticks. but i have spoke with my counterparts and the prime minister about this issue is in the declaration of a cairo. we do support the statements of these declaration include think is the is forceful displacement of the palestinians. this project, we refuse it completely. carson, this is a proposal that is in violation with international law and humanitarian law. and we think that everyone should reject this spelled r a the, the, the a, a, the man, the how is eliza we in and out of the him. what would be the n s l cause any good cases a it, them, that the best on the i've been on the supply line with i that i left them in. yeah . there's one that you know, that inclusive within the, for the see may have thought of the present as well. the, the, and the agreement probably be in the has about and at the top, the above this. ok, you're listening right now. we're still watch say less than the press conference between the prime minister of guit

but turkey has 2 more, very, very concrete interests in syria. it to it 1st wants to rein in the p k. k. in easton, syria, we call it the p, p a p y d, or the wiped the y p g. but it's in fact the turkish p. k. k. that is ruling the eastern part of syria and turkey wants to get rid of the p k k over that. and secondly, of course, it, once some of the syrian refugees that are about 3500000 syrian refugees in the country to return to, sorry, that is what, but try to once over that. ok, of course, one of the things that, that syria. now, once it's helped to rebuild this country, so is it a case of whoever offers the rides, the biggest check you know, i think that syria needs more than one pot. turkey is in fact, economically too weak to support syria in, in any meaningful, meaningful way. and that is why it is strictly logical for about a shot i to go to go to yard saudi arabia is an economic superpower. cut tar. another country that is close to turkey is also willing to support the new city and state end. but at the same time, syria is dependent on

it's that syria will not become a proxy of turkey, which many have country sphere given turkey simple, and it's proximity to syria. so the, i think he's bulky, a balancing act between both turkey. i'm the, our well, and especially as he will be a way to spot take these offers as a full talk. he's crisis really, economy cuts very little money to give money, is what syria need on site is more likely to come from saudi arabia on the gulf states. so we probably all be seeing there was a bit of a balancing act, a serious silence kentucky and the are welding, particularly the well rich countries like saudi arabia. let's talk about those co dish that forces in northern syria which tuck in regards of security threat. president to do on has talked about the citizens or presidents as us, has priced in for a strong commitment to fight what is called tara. so how is i'll share on dealing with the cuts to well, he's again, booking a very careful lie here during the press conference, he said that they'd discuss the question of security this. he said was a priority for syria. he what he address what

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and despite the developments and of course, the saudi arabia, he took the time to travel to turkey and meet with president tardy wants. and we understand that until his current position suggests that the prospect so piece are of course more significant and more likely than ever. listen to on solution because i'm not trumps approach to end the work quickly and via negotiations coincides with the policy that turkey has been following for the last 3 years. so at the same time, i would like to say that the stand bull negotiations are the most appropriate platform and an important reference point for the sides. when the active diplomacy is taken into account russia, ukraine, the united states will continue to work together, get into that uncles on a position, not just of course media between ukraine or rochelle, or even delegate with the united states, but to serve as an important place. and it has an important position in ensuring that the prospect of future talks may be held. and we understand that the states back to an initiative that was started in 2022 to has been trying to broke up ba

it was very much in america's interest to put those missiles in turkey. when khrushchev found out in april of 1962 with those jupiter missiles were in fact operational in the soviet union. khrushchev was furious. and he told his defense minister when they were at a meeting in bulgaria, he said -- what he meant by that was he was going to try to put missiles, russian missiles into cuba pointed at the united states to offset the jupiter missiles in turkey pointing at the soviet union. and there is no doubt that during the negotiation that led to the end of the cuban missile crisis there was talk on both sides about getting american missiles out of turkey, russian missiles out of cuba. one dependent upon the other. where i part company is good while those talks were going on, no question about it. the decisive, what was of fundamental importance of the time was not the sideline discussion about an exchange of missiles, but in the middle, the decision by one of the two leaders of the time, namely the russian leader khrushchev, his decision on that fateful sun

the y fi g dominates the ceiling democratic forces, but the turkey i considers the y p g, the silly enough to do the apple. curtis, some work or spicy, which designates as a terrorist organization put in in because they don't. we discussed the steps to be taken against the separatist terrorist organization and its support is occupied, northeast and syria. we are really to provide the necessary support to syria in the fight against all forms of terrorism, whether it is the p k, k. so dice we have problems that we are with them in the context of the control of the camps in northeast and syria. you for the turkey and just the safeguard serious territorial integrity and push for the disarmament of the y p g. in exchange for the support of the new serial leadership and postwar reconstruction efforts. whitening anomaly of mine, we are working together on the remaining major strategic po, photos. most importantly, building a common strategy to confront security insurance in the region that guarantee prolonged pace and security for the people of syria and turkey. during our meeting, we discussed t

it was very much in america's interest to put those missiles in turkey. when khrushchev found out in april of 1962 with those jupiter missiles were in fact operational in the soviet union. khrushchev was furious. and he told his defense minister when they were at a meeting in bulgaria, he said -- what he meant by that was he was going to try to put missiles, russian missiles into cuba pointed at the united states to offset the jupiter missiles in turkey pointing at the soviet union. and there is no doubt that during the negotiation that led to the end of the cuban missile crisis there was talk on both sides about getting american missiles out of turkey, russian missiles out of cuba. one dependent upon the other. where i part company is good while those talks were going on, no question about it. the decisive, what was of fundamental importance of the time was not the sideline discussion about an exchange of missiles, but in the middle, the decision by one of the two leaders of the time, namely the russian leader khrushchev, his decision on that fateful sun

under secretary dean atchison, persuaded truman that if greece and turkey should give in to the demands of the soviets, this would endanger national security. and democracy itself. so what atchison said is, we are the only nation who have the funds and resources to break up the soviet play. two months later, i think it might have been march 17, 1947. before a joint session of congress truman delivered probably the most consequential speech of his presidency. after he explained how to get relief to greece and turkey, he held forth with what is called the truman doctrine. the truman doctrine, basically he tied american national security to providing assistance to free peoples wherever they were, democracies being threatened by autocratic regimes. let me see if i can get the exact words he used. he said in his speech, i believe that it must be policy of the united states to support free peoples who are resisting subjugation by autocratic regimes and ideologies. that was the truman doctrine and it was a radical change in foreign policy. for the next several decades, even until today, the pr

not the full lot of his, the last key was on his own diplomatic to this time and touching down in turkey and attempting to drum up support the united states as discussing with russia the ultimatum that couldn't set at the beginning of the full scale war, i wonder if we didn't accept such ultimatums at the most difficult moments. why are we likely to do it now? the novices are due to national, reaching you from the russian capital with a latest from around the world. i have my cop watching now in what way? landmarked folks higher level delegations from russia and the united states have sat down at the same table for the 1st time in more than 3 years. but moscow's top diplomat describe the math on for our session as a positive step forward. a go to deals at the beginning of our conversation to see the mark of rubio, particularly emphasize the fundamental importance of each country being guided by its national interest in international relations. and then we fully agreed with this was that these national interest of course, will not always coincide still, but when they do not coincide with

i explained the how to give the get the relief to greece and turkey. he held forth with with what is called the truman doctrine and and the truman doctrine. basically, he tied american national security to providing assistance to free wherever they were, democracies who are being threatened by autocratic regimes and let me see if i can get the exact words he used. he in his speech, i believe that it must be the policy of the united states to support not free peoples who are resisting subjugation by autocratic regimes and ideologies. that was the truman doctrine and it was radical change in foreign policy. and for the next several decades, actually, even until today, the the principles undergirding the truman doctrine are guided united states non foreign policy for better or for worse. and sometimes for a worse. his speech mobilized the west, mobilized the west to confront and contain the soviet and spawned the marshall plan natal and the berlin airlift. truman, truman and democracy, civil rights truman and civil rights. oh, truman grew in a racist miss

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wasn't that the table lie to me, the last key was on his own diplomatic to this time talking down in turkey and attempting to drum up support the united states as discussing with russia the ultimatum that couldn't set at the beginning of the full scale war. i wonder if we didn't accept such ultimatums that the most difficult moment. why are we likely to do it now? the while you're watching r t international reaching you live for mine use center with moscow? i have mike called for check. right now, after 4 and a half hours talks between us and the russian delegations of wrapped up in regard speaking of towards moscow's top to provide the express to positivity day's work. so to get a lot of room added, that both countries will always be guided by the a national interest, but they can do so while maintaining a respectful and professional dialog to go to deals at the beginning of our conversation. this is marco rubio particularly emphasized the fundamental importance of each country being guided by its national interest in international relations. and then we fully agreed with this with the the

the tools, a lot of them is the last key was on his own diplomatic to this time talking, doubting turkey and attempting to drum up support the united states. as discussing with russia the ultimatum that proved and set at the beginning of the full scale more, i wonder if we didn't accept such ultimatums at the most difficult moments. why are we likely to do with now? the spell your watching are the international reaching you from the russian capital i a michael watching smiley and what, where a lot, mom talks high level delegations from russia and the united states have set down on the same table for the 1st time in more than 3 years, moscow is top different mind to describe the math on the 4 hour sessions as a positive step forward to go to deals at the beginning of our conversation to see marco rubio particularly emphasized the fundamental importance of each country being guided by its national interest. in international relations and when we fully agreed with this system, these national interests of course, will not always coincide and stuff, but when they do not coincide with me, it i

or even delegate with the united states, but i, turkey, it serves as an important place and it has an important position and ensuring that the prospects of future talks may be held. and we understand that the states back to an initiative that was started in 2022. or we know, of course, exactly like you said to you has been trying to broke up a stool since being involved in a peer top new exchanges to we sold as folks in the spring of 2022 dollars in a simple do things. but to key it has a real so now up being a platform for a piece, it appears that there is definitely the chance for that to happen. but very briefly, the, the prospects of prisoner exchanges was also discussed as part of the meeting. and we understand that target didn't mediate a prisoner exchange in 2024. this was a significant development. so we can expect very similar steps along the way. but we understand that truck is current position also suggests that ukraine, of course, or all the parties involved and do play ball. and we understand that most cost position, even in 2022 when the assembled piece talks were being

he also mentioned that at the region has been changing and it both for turkey a and c a. there was no other way else, then joining their forces for the sake of the country and the region. on the other hand, all of those sharra on the line that the syrian people will never forget the turret to support a given a given to them. he mentioned that took us and syria today discussed at defense. but that has been on the international news lines for the last couple of days. last week, on january 29, a high level delegation from the turkish defense ministry paid the visit to damascus. a we know that they were discussing the defense packed in particular they were discussing about possible military bases inside syria. and let me remind the military bases of tricky established within the last couple of years to protect its borders from the p k. k. and why pj effects are still there, they haven't shut down about, they are talking about new military bases. whereabouts are for now known. and al, shara emphasizes that it to country as well, continue to increase their cooperation in the fi

another important issue for turkey, a in syria, is that in the fight against terrorism, just as with the fight against isis, the fight against p, k, k. and why p cheap should continue at the same time. right now the domestic is, administration is continuing it if it's to reach out to the white pg item particular to find a solution to k is following this closely. hope is that this problem can be resolved without bloodshed and miss it in the mean time between i'm a, the show and surface president for the if they had one, the issue of kurdish fighters and to p as border is expected to dominate the discussion. turkey on his but says that if i'm going to shut off the government and city of the government's own efforts to try and find and amicable to bring those fighters unto the unified, come on fail. it might take the boxes on hand. some of them drop it down to 0. and i'll correspondence and them co c o is joining us, live from the to there's capital on crocodile shut out. traveling to neighboring, took you to discuss the joint security ties. and as we heard from a some of this, and i'm

half have been a shop that none of the countries that have relations with his rabies, whether it's turkey, whether it's morocco or the m, right. it's or jordan, or egypt. none of them have broken off ties, none of them have broken off trade. all of them have continued with business as usual, despite the rhetoric. but this, i think, would be a step too far. but in any case, the power of sending people are not going to leave and the americans can't force them to do so, nor can they jordanians or the options or anyone else. and you talked about the disastrous consequences for these countries. governments if they were to agree to this plan um, but theoretically if egypt and jordan did agree to terms takeover of guys uh what, what could this likely mean for the air world? are we looking like at a, at a very deep split as well. again, the palestinians and gaza refused to leave, and so the directions and the jordanians. how are they going to force them out of their land trumps excuse that they want to rebuild the play as well. they have to rebuild it with people and the people of god. so they, t

turkey. we need open up £9 us, india. particularly where we clear skies. hello there. it's turning colder for the rest of this week see some wintry flurries mixed into that because the air will be so cold. so a strong area of high southern areas tonight and into tomorrow. plenty of sunshine around. where we'll pick up more of an easterly breeze through the channel. temperatures in single digits. and that will start to draw in more cloud with patchy rain. and there will be some sleet and snow mixed in, mainly over the higher ground. but another cold and frosty one further north and west where we have clearer skies. you can see the isobars squeezing together, so picking up stronger easterly winds and the weather front towards more northern and western areas. than six or seven degrees. mainly over the hills. limited spells of sunshine. sunday promises to be perhaps a bit brighter, again, there will be some rather grey and cold spots, this is bbc news. the headlines: in an inclusive story, told the bbc they were wrongly advis

the landscape, but that didn't stop him from travelling to other countries in the region, including turkey, as well as making his own denied the united states. as discussing with russia the ultimatum that treatment set at the beginning of the full scale more, i wonder if we didn't accept such ultimatums at the most difficult moment. why are we likely to do it now? had also left out in the cold was the use. so a few european leaders have their own faults, where the youth wasn't jumping up on supplies and keeping up the fight. but some say the bottle is already lost. premium keep, keep the leaders of the great countries of europe miss the moment when they could have taken the initiative on the russian war. and ukraine. e. u institutions are not capable of an initiative. the are now we're continuing our copies of the latest trends shaping the world right now. this is art international. i a michael portrait now after 4 and a half hours talks between the us to and ross and delegations of wrapped up in riyadh. and speaking of towards moscow, stop different might express positivity, had the a day

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, and turkey, another country involved in brokering an end to the conflict, released a joint statement rejecting any proposal to displace or resettle palestinians to "countries outside the palestinian territories, either for short-term or long-term purposes. -- purposes." elizabeth, democrat. caller: good morning. thank you for taking my call. my view is trump is insane. he would like to remove the palestinian people, put them in egypt or jordan, and as you just said, jordan rejected that. he would like to cleanse the palestinian people, which is ethnic cleansing, racist and will destroy all the palestinian people. he sees palestine and gaza as a tourist destination. he would like to send u.s. troops into gaza. why u.s. troops? u.s. does not belong in the middle east at all. especially not in gaza. let the palestinian people live. they would like to stay in gaza, they would like to live their lives and rebuild palestine, let them stay in palestine and let us help with aid. that is what trump can do, send money and help the people of palestine. that is all the u.s. can do and trump is c

and turkey's interests are break.charge, i think, involves construction of a building that turkey wanted it to be open because it's a leader of turkey was going to visit and it wasn't ready based on safety protocols. and adams, apparently, according to the indictment, was just like, go ahead and do it. we'll take care of it again. yeah, the building could have. fallen down. people could have been in serious trouble. so i'm so proud. i work for the public integrity section. i served under republican and democratic administrations. there was never anything political like this. so shout out to my four colleagues there who resigned today rather than go along with this scheme. it's ironic that the kind of pay to play charges that adams faced in criminal court until, well, actually, he's still facing them because they still haven't been. yeah, but it's ironic that that now that's kind of what he's doing with trump. and guess what happened today. so today, the acting u.s. attorney resigned. a short time thereafter, mayor ada

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stephen: you get a turkey sandwich at halftime?urkey sandwich. it was delicious. then you come up with your next 15 plays on how you want to start the second half, but ours was a little more interesting because it was also when our head coach sean payton came in and said, hey, we are kicking an onside kick to start the second half. we had nicknamed it ambush. ambush. that word started spreading around the locker room. we're going to start the second half with a onside kick, unprecedented, right? sure enough, we started with an onside kick. to get the ball there was a change of momentum for us which propelled us to victory. i definitely takes some poise and composure. >> stephen: new orleans is awfully proud of that victory. and you're awfully proud of new orleans too. i am curious how did that relationship with new orleans start? you clearly love that place but you're not from that place. i'm curious. what it means you when you first got there? >> drew: 2006, i was a free-agent leaving the san diego chargers names coming off a real

, and turkey, another country involved in brokering an end to the conflict, released a joint statement rejecting any proposal to displace or resettle palestinians to "countries outside the palestinian territories, either for short-term or long-term purposes. -- purposes." elizabeth, democrat. caller: good morning. thank you for taking my call. my view is trump is insane. he would like to remove the palestinian people, put them in egypt or jordan, and as you just said, jordan rejected that. he would like to cleanse the palestinian people, which is ethnic cleansing, racist and will destroy all the palestinian people. he sees palestine and gaza as a tourist destination. he would like to send u.s. troops into gaza. why u.s. troops? u.s. does not belong in the middle east at all. especially not in gaza. let the palestinian people live. they would like to stay in gaza, they would like to live their lives and rebuild palestine, let them stay in palestine and let us help with aid. that is what trump can do, send money and help the people of palestine. that is all the u.s. can do and trump is c

so you're looking australia of turkey, russia and others issued similar comments on wednesday. saudi arabia's for a ministry post at the statement saying saudi arabia would continue efforts to establish an independent palestinian state. it echoed previous, similar statements from other are nations that the 2 state solution, what's the prerequisite for these countries to establish diplomatic relations with israel? let's explore this with laura blumenfeld who was a middle east analyst at johns hopkins university, which is also a former advisor to the us state department is ready palestinian negotiating things a welcome to the w. is there any world in which you can save this time getting off the ground as well? i think the one thing that's true across the world last night is we all lost sleep . there are 2 approaches of going to try to analyze this reasonable, even though it was quite unreasonable while we witness last night. the president was easy there, bonkers or bluffing, right? he's either serious and means what he says, or this has some kind of strategic bluster. if he's serious,

at han rector of alton boss university in turkey. professor sean is great to talk to thank you very much for your time. thank you. now the trumpet, ministration has come in with a big bang more than 50 executive orders signed in. less than a week. most of them with a marker. what's your impression of this new teams so far? in fact, be sure to be aware that it's not new. it's the 2nd term of trump administration for the people around whom i could defend this time. yes, he changed, but i think he has some experience from his previous posting the lighthouse as well . and he has some job that's where the stopped by to buy them at the station. so that will be a continuation of the previous to, but they're submitting you at ideas and these ideas. and that's is only about the domestic politics of the united states, but also about the economy, but also about global economic global, the international system. so now we're at the beginning of a new era, as well as i understand. and trump is tied to the task form the system, both in the united states and the work as a trustee. so seems to be very sh

that a 7.8 magnitude quite good. turkey and neighboring syria. 6 south korean authorities have ordered all the apple, it's to install bird detection. the cameras and radars following the nation's deadliest, have a plane crush. 179 people died when a passenger plane slammed into a concrete bold human during an emergency landing in december, deposit had boned off about stripe just moments. germany is taking part in a new nature operation that is aimed at increasing surveillance and showing a stronger presence in the baltic sea. it follows several incidents of damage to on the sea cables and all the infrastructure since 2023 that have been numerous occasions where telecommunications, electricity, or fuel lakes have been disruptive between sweden, finland a stony, alaska, this idea and germany w. as julia saw that it was on board the 1st german vessel taking part of the night to operation as it set off into the baltic sea, the northern german coast. the crew of this german worship are preparing for a new mission. yeah, so definitely they're being deployed at short notice as part of the new

it's a chevy of hum rector of often bus university in turkey. and before the break, we have started talking about with our artificial intelligence and much has been sad about it if potentially and radically changing all areas of human activity from employment to social relations. i'm even say personal human relations. i'm here. if you look at trump, he's somewhat for adults that go because he's also somebody who is in favor of say, safe guarding some traditional human values like you know, traditional views of the gender, traditional views of the marriage, a certain limitations on abortions, etc. and he's also set to be a believer in god and providence as something that allowed him to or survive to assess the nation attempts. now, based on your intrusion, because there is no way of knowing that for sure. but based on your intuition, may he be somebody or, you know, macy's administration be an actor and that will preserve certain human values and prevent them from either corruption by the new progressive is ethics or buyers to special intelligenc

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