that feel acard on the german side you have your version of we have a close economic relationship which creates thousands of jobs in both our countries . and to be our partners in nato. if you can and should work together internationally. turkey is going through an economic crisis because it is fallen out with the u.s. ankara needs germany's help the two countries have close economic and political ties but there are several sticking points this demonstration in germany is in support of one of seven germans being held in custody in turkey on political grounds. we have often spoken about this quite openly as one should at this type of meeting. and we've agreed to keep in touch over it protect our. opponents in the german parliament claim heiko must is weak and indecisive. responsible foreign policy is in combat. well with supporting the outer one regime for political reasons with lavish financial and economic aid running into millions and weapons exports we need to take a tougher approach dialogue is one thing closing up is another. these pictures of eagerly been syria a warning from both

with his approach to climate change policy and his refusal to pull australia out of the paris climate acard -- accord. this is about 30 minutes. >> i'd david spears. australia has lost another prime minister, not at the hands of voters but at the hands of party colleagues. no australian prime minister has made it for a full three-year term and parties keep replacing them before they get the chance to go to another election. why? because they're not convinced they can take them to sixtyry. this time it was the liberal party prime minister, malcolm turnbull, the liberal party being the conservative side of poll techs in us a trailia. it was the conservative faction that moved against him. the pressure has been building for weeks but it finally exploded. take took a few weeks to him down. turnbull initially survived the fight. a numb of his own ministers had voted against him. they all fronted up in parliament and labor put them on the spot asking these ministers whether they still actually supported the prime minister. >> leader of the opposition. >> thank you, mr. speaker. my question is to

with his approach to climate change policy and his refusal to pull australia out of the paris climate acard -- accord. this is about 30 minutes.