inherently unfair that due to greece's scattered job graphy they get awarded 71 percent of the aegean sea whereas turkey and you get 8 percent ok charlie thank you very much john angela there in london. now to the country with one of the fastest growing corona virus outbreaks anywhere in the world india has now reported its highest number of infections in one single day the $67000.00 new cases bring its total to nearly 2400000 official figures put the number of deaths at more than 47000 but infectious

you join us on the postcard island of samas in the aegean sea.some points on the island, it is breowhtaking just close these two countries are. just about a mile away at one int. and it was from tech assures that some hundreds of thousands of migrants headed towards greece in 2015, landing on shes like samas, getting such a warm welcomeek from the g people, who opened their hearts and homes to help the migrants on their way. the migrants made it clear they did not plan on staying here long. further north, up to the north macedonian border, which was regarded as the gateway into europe. many wanted to head towards germany, where, on this day five years ago, anga merkel families -- famously said we can doat it, we want to welcome migrants. five years on, the welcome has gone cold. here and in many parts of europe. even though the arrivals, the numbers arriving on greece's a la sea shores are smaller, but the numbers are growing, as we found out when we went to northern gree. the first rays of day, the first stirrings beneath the burnt out carriages

turkey's foreign minister is warning greece that its plans to extend territorial waters in the aegean sea could lead to war he also announced 2 weeks of military exercises northwest of cyprus earlier both sides accused each other of violating in space has been months of tension over who controls gas reserves in the eastern mediterranean stephanie deca is in town but when she says the government is running up its rhetoric. we have heard from the vice president he said that greece is moved greece has announced that it's going to extend its maritime borders this is on its towards italy however but by 6 miles but certainly here it's being taken as something that it could then also do when it comes to turkey and saying that that certainly you know if that isn't a provocation to war what else is this is the kind of language that you're seeing coming out of the highest levels here also the announcement that turkey will continue to carry out military drills northwest of cyprus for the next 2 weeks or so so i think certainly there's no indication that the situation is calming down anytime soon it

outside athens he says the current tensions of spilled over from a long running dispute in the aegean sea. the escalation of these incursions by turkish forces has been very precipitous in the last 2 years they've risen from mere dozens before 2009 to hundreds since then and now well into the thousands and this year we're set for a repeat performance greece nonetheless insists that it is going to play this dispute by the book which means it is simply standing by international law and international maritime law un law of the sea and it is calling on turkey to come to a dialogue on the basis of those laws greeks are standing by this by the book approach because they're winning by this week they've ratified maritime agreements based on u.n. law with egypt and italy they've managed to get the european union behind lining up sanctions that could be used against turkey next month and they are going to stick to that strategy they suspended interior minister of libya's u.n. recognize government is in tripoli for an investigation of the recent government violence against peaceful protesters fathi

turkey's foreign minister is warning greece that its plans to extend territorial waters in the aegean sea could lead to war he also announced 2 weeks and military exercises northwest of cyprus both sides accused each other of violating aspace there's been months of tension of a who controls gas reserves those are the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera the slum storm rising stature and so much of. her world. 15 years from now one in 3 people want to wind up in the. back in the sprawling city of ben and that. built without proper sanitation lacking medical facilities and. used as a dumping ground for the sick this rubbish you know mama basically the stuff going on but for that. and with the rice scene climbing the only thing would not be. a little bit of a life for the room and. the couple. but it's not just about poverty and chaos for the. generations have lived in these symptoms. were. to survive. and as have. a lot of the man cave in the way these are the stories from the small. sandwiched between the polluted harbor and a busy highway is the charcoal making community of woo

we obtained this material from groups monitoring traffic in the aegean sea. the un says it's also documented multiple cases. we are out there, sending a signal that greece has border, the european union has borders, and illegal crossings are not being tolerated, but we do so in compliance with international law. life for migrants gets tougher under greece's conservative government. they insist greece won't be a gateway to europe again and knows much of europe thinks the same. lyse doucet, bbc news, samos. we're about to show you some astonising pictures of a little girl being pulled into the air by a giant kite. before we do, i can tell you that she only suffered minor cuts and bruises. it happened at a festival in taiwan. the three—year—old got tangled in the tail of the kite, and was then thrown a hundred feet into the air. she was eventually caught, and, it's worth saying again — she only suffered minor cuts and bruises. the incident is being investigated by the authorities in taiwan. the cost of single use carrier bags in england is to double from 5p to 1

turkey's foreign minister is warning greece that its plans to extend territorial waters in the aegean sea could lead to war as been months of tension over control of gas reserves in the eastern mediterranean. the suspended interior minister of libya's u.n. recognize government is in tripoli for an investigation of a recent government violence against peaceful protesters. and questioned over the response to demonstrations that took place on friday those were the headlines the news continues on al-jazeera off the soup authority stage and that's a water bottle i'm sequences i have a question i ask these days it's hard to filter out the noise in keep track of what's really important to the bottom line tackles the big issues this issue united states its people its economy and the way it deals with the rest of the world the bottom line only. the 2 men behind super 30 could hardly have more different backgrounds their partnership might seem unlikely but it was 6 and we understand each other. there's certain things which we have in common and that's what makes us work together do that do do somet

the greek coast guard says it has rescued 96 migrants in the eaststern aegean sea. theyey had beenn traveling in a yacht that was found partially sunk. most have now been transported. hurricane laura is rapidly gaining strength as it bears down on the u.s. gulf coast. it is expected to make landfall as a powerful category four storm with sustained wind of up to 250 kilometers per hour. hundreds of thousands of people in texas and louisiana have been ordered to leave their homes. i ran -- iran has agreed to allow the international atomic energy agency to inspect two sites where the agency suspects undeclared nuclear material might be stored. the iaea had -- head said they already agreed to dates for the inspections. the agreement comes a day after the united nations security council blocked a u.s. demand to reimpose sanctions on iran. for more on these development's, i'm joined by one of the founders of the national iranian council, which represents iranians in the u.s. he joins me tonight from washington. it's good to see you. this looks like a conciliatory move fro

if you take a close look at the alliance, itnomic accords a percentage of the aegean sea to turkey. this is how turkey redraws the same map, claiming much of greece's waters as its own. this is where turkey has started looking for oil within its own self defined waters. that infringes on greece's maritime territory according to the eu and the u.n. turkey's foreign minister has been meeting with his german counterpart in ankara and says turkey is ready to renegotiate the distribution of the disputed waters. . to talk with all countries, but nobody should set preconditions for turkey. this cannot happen with the preconditions set by greece. abandon its to approach. when they abandon the approach, everything i said will happen within this negotiation process. to belarus, where protesters resumed in the capital of minsk despite a crackdown. two members of the opposition coalition council have been sentenced to 10 days in jail. others have been summoned for questioning. a peaceful revolution is said to be underway in the country. teachers and actors are among those who joined the demonst

turkey's foreign minister is warning greece that its plans to extend territorial waters in the aegean sea could lead to war in its 2 weeks of military exercises northwest of cyprus both sides have accused each other of violating their airspace those are the headlines these continues here on al-jazeera after inside story. what is the shins of a's legacy japan's longest serving prime minister has resigned described as a nationalist he struggled to introduce aggressive economic reforms so how far has he succeeded and how will japanese remember him this is inside story. hello welcome to the program i'm adrian for they get the surprise resignation of japan's prime minister shinzo sent shock waves through the country's political establishment the 65 year old quits citing health reasons related to all sorts of collide a chronic bowel disease that he's lived with since he was a teenager i'll be apologised to the japanese people and said that he didn't want his illness to get into the way of decision making of serious priyanka gupta takes a look now back at the korea of japan's longest serving lea

greece turkey and cyprus us defined by the united nations now that accords greece 71 percent of the aegean sea and turkey 8.8 percent but this is how turkey redraws the same map claiming munch of greece's waters as its own and this is the area where turkey has now started looking for oil within itself defined waters but that infringes on greece's maritime territory according to both the e.u. and the un on monday a turkish president russia talk about iran had this warning for greece you know it is still the truth going on most only not on lot of greece is throwing itself into a chaos that it cannot get out of as of now greece will be responsible for all negative developments that may take place in the region and it will be the only country to suffer damages it would be useful for greek neighbors to know as we know that those who throw greece on the past of deter his fleet will be nowhere to be seen to morrow in the event of troubles that mean emerge well that's now speech our correspondents are up with us who is an athens for us john we just heard from on there talk us through greece's position

turkey's foreign minister is warning greece that its plans to extend territorial waters in the aegean sea could lead to war in as 2 weeks of military exercises northwest of cyprus both sides have accused each other of violating that airspace those are the headlines the news continues here on all jazeera after inside story. what is shinzo of a's legacy japan's longest serving prime minister has resigned described as a nationalist he struggled to introduce aggressive economic reforms so how far has he succeeded and how will japanese remember him this is inside story. hello welcome to the program i'm adrian finnegan the surprise resignation of japan's prime minister shinzo sent shock waves through the country's political establishment the 65 year old quits citing health reasons related to all sorts of collide a chronic bowel disease.

we obtained this materialfrom groups monitoring traffic in the aegean sea and the un says it has alsossings are not tolerated and we do so in compliance with international law. life for migrants gets tougher under greece's conservative government. they insist greece went to be a gateway to europe again. at least much of europe thinks the same. let's speak to louise calvey who is head of resettlement at refugee action. good afternoon. we introduce that as the week back in 2015 that changed europe forever. do you think now it did? i think doubtless for many of the thousands of refugees that have resettled across europe and into the united kingdom since, they absolutely did have a transformational impact on their lives. equally the people of the united kingdom the towns, cities and villages that write petitions, that marched, that prepared to welcome those refugees, it had a transformational impact on their hosts to and it led to seismic changes in the uk's refugee settle m e nt changes in the uk's refugee settlement programme. prior to that moment on average we would welcome around 750

to greece turkey and cyprus as defined by the united nations it accords greece 71 percent of the aegean sea and turkey 8.8 percent but this is how turkey redraws the same map claiming much of greece's waters as its own and this is the area where turkey has started looking for oil within itself to find waters but that infringes on greece's maritime territory according to the e.u. and the un. turkey did postpone exploration last month following a truce brokered by germany but when athens signed a new maritime deal with egypt last week ankara vowed to defend its interests in the region resumed jimson in hock gives him is your greece's attitude in the aegean and the mediterranean is malicious we don't have designs on anyone's rights but we won't let any country take away our rights e.u. foreign ministers are hoping to resolve the standoff through dialogue at the emergency summit greece stated that it is ready to sit on the table and discuss with and all relevant parties in the region as long as all the meat dairy present in the region is withdrawn you cannot share. discussions where you have na

economic zones of greece turkey and cyprus as defined by the un it accords greece 71 percent of the aegean sea and turkey 8.8 percent but this is how turkey really draws the same map claiming much of greece's waters as its own and this is the area where turkey has started looking for oil within itself defined waters but that infringes on greece's maritime territory according to the e.u. and the u.n. let's cross over to sin and cos you who's live for us in istanbul greece is saying that it is prepared to come to the table to have talks but it will look after its own sovereignty what's the situation with turkey is it likely to come to negotiations. apparently it's the same for turkey as well are up because turkish officials defense minister and others also stated similar things before also ira recalled prisms are drawn saying that there should be a solution in this mediterranean that all parties should benefit from this is what he said almost 2 weeks ago apparently turkey ham in the turkish capital is accusing greece for provoking the tension in distant mediterranean because truth came believes

turkey's foreign minister is warning greece that its plans to extend territorial waters in the aegean sea could lead to war and ends 2 weeks of military exercises northwest of cyprus both sides have accused each other of violating their airspace there's been months of tension over who controls gas reserves in the eastern mediterranean turkey's vice president echoed the foreign ministers warning. it's a member greece wants to expand its maritime boundaries for 12 additional miles that means we will not be able to move not our commercial ships nor our tourism ferries nor our fishing boats they really expect us to accept this if this is not a cause for war than what is one person's been shot and killed in the u.s. city of portland the violence broke out between supporters of donald trump and counter protesters at a rally on saturday portland has been the site of nightly demonstrations for more than 3 months since the police killing of george floyd in minneapolis. dozens of people have marched in the u.s. city of conneaut show where jacob blake was shot by police nearly a week ago the event f

greece turkey and cyprus this is defined by the united nations it accords greece 71 percent of the aegean sea and turkey 8.8 percent but this is how turkey redraw is the same up having much of greece's waters as its own and then this is the area where turkey has started looking for oil within its its own self defined waters but that infringes on greece's maritime territory according to the e.u. and the un all tuckey's foreign minister has been meeting with his german counterpart in ankara and says that turkey is ready to renegotiate the distribution of the disputed horses. ready to talk with all countries the negotiator 3 assuring but nobody shoots that pre-conditions for turkey this cannot happen with the preconditions that by greece. you know this that greece me through brandon it's maximalist approach when they abandon the miraculous approach everything i said about the stipulation will happen because she says. now to better reuss where antigovernment protests have resumed in the capital minsk despite a crackdown on opposition politicians and activists 2 members of the opposition coalition

inherently unfair that because of greece's very scattered geography they are awarded 71 percent of the aegean sea whereas turkey only gets 80 percent. a school in gaza run by the un's refugee agency has been damaged in israeli military strikes the palestinian education ministry has condemned the attack which came on the 3rd consecutive day of bombardment the school was empty at the time they've been no reports of casualties israel says that it's targeting hamas facilities in response to the group launching balloons laden with in century material a senior leader of the muslim brotherhood has died in cairo's notorious scorpion prison egyptian authorities have reportedly refused to hand over the body of. his family saying that they will bury him 10 people will be allowed to attend the 66 year old's funeral and was a doctor m.p. who worked to promote democratic principles within the muslim brotherhood he was arrested in 2013 after the revolution and had been in jail ever since. reports. what's significant about dr samadi on is that he is somebody who was one of the icons of the muslim brotherhood not

turkey's foreign minister is warning greens that its plans to extend territorial waters into the aegean sea could lead to war 2 weeks of military exercises northwest of cyprus both sides have accused each other of violating airspace that has been months of tension over who controls gas reserves in the eastern mediterranean turkey's vice president has echoed the foreign minister's warning ship not only it's a member you know what greece wants to expand its maritime boundaries for 12 additional miles this means we will not be able to move nor are commercial ships not out to these ferries are our fishing boats do they really expect us to accept this if this is not a cause for war then what is at least $29.00 people have died in a restaurant collapse in northern china dozens of survivors were pulled out of the rubble by rescuers including 7 with serious injuries an investigation into the clamps of the 2 story building in linfen city is under way. thousands of people turned out onto the streets of berlin in a march against creative iris restrictions that us despite a police order for the demonst

turkey's foreign minister is warning greece that its plans to extend territorial waters the aegean sea could lead to war he announced 2 weeks of military exercises northwest of cyprus both sides have accused each other of violating airspace there's been months of tension over who controls gas reserves in the eastern mediterranean turkey's vice president echoed the foreign minister's warning should not all of the it in member do you know what greece wants to expand its married name boundaries for 12 additional might this means to be real not be able to move nor are commercial ships nor are duties ferries or our fishing boats do they really expect us to accept this if this is not a cause for war then what is there though been protests in several cities across europe against krone virus restrictions. hundreds gathered in central london they were calling for health measures put in place by the government to be withdrawn but england has reported more than 287000 infections and there were similar protests in the swiss city of 00 people were calling for an end to mandatory mask rules and urgi

we obtain this material from groups monitoring traffic in the aegean sea.a signal that greece has borders and illegal crossings are not being tolerated and we do so in compliance with international law. life for migrants gets tougher under the conservative government of greece. they insist greece will not bea greece. they insist greece will not be a gateway to europe again. we can ta ke be a gateway to europe again. we can take you to the united arab emirates. the first commercial flight emirates. the first commercial flight from israel to the uae has landed in abu dhabi. you can see it painted on the side of the aircraft, the word piece written in arabic, english and hebrew. it is a significant moment, a major step in normalising relations between israel and the uae after the announcement of the peace deal, announced two weeks ago. this flight has carried a delegation of israeli and us officials on board. including among them, delegates including donald trump ‘s son—in—law and israel's national security adviser. a significant moment in the normalising of re

turkey's foreign minister is warning greece that its plans to extend territorial waters in the aegean sea could lead to war he announced 2 weeks of military exercises northwest of cyprus both sides of accused each other violating airspace there's been months of tension over who controls gas reserves in the eastern mediterranean turkey's vice president echoed the foreign minister's warning should not all of a it's a member do you know what greece wants to expand its murder in boundaries for 12 additional miles this means we will not be able to move nor are commercial ships not our duties ferries or our fishing boats do they really expect us to accept this if this is not a cause for war then what is. thousands of people turned out on the streets of berlin in a march against krone virus restrictions and that's despite a police order for the demonstration to be shut down because social distancing rules were being violated dominic kane reports from the german capital. for weeks the daily number of new coronavirus infections in germany has been rising yet for these people in berlin what matters

turkey's foreign minister is warning greece that its plans to extend the territorial waters in the aegean sea could lead to war he announced 2 weeks of military exercises northwest of cyprus now both sides have accused each other of violating their airspace there have been months of tension over who controls gas reserves in the eastern mediterranean turkey's vice president echoed the foreign minister's warning should probably it's a member greece wants to expand its maritime boundaries for 12 additional miles that means we will not be able to move not our commercial ship just nor our tourism ferries nor our fishing book they really expect us to accept this if this is not a cause for war than what is. at least 3 migrants have died after their boat court fine in italy southern coast italian health officials say another 5 migrants have been injured and taken to hospital police say 2 of their officers were also hurt during that rescue operation dozens of migrants who were rescued from other boats and the mediterranean sea last week have now been brought to the italian island of lampedusa they wer

inherently unfair that due to greece's scattered job graphy they get awarded 71 percent of the aegean sea whereas turkey and you get 8 percent ok charlie thank you very much john angela there in london. now to the country with one of the fastest growing corona virus outbreaks anywhere in the world india has now reported its highest number of infections in one single day the $67000.00 new cases bring its total to nearly 2400000 official figures put the number of deaths at more than 47000 but infectious disease experts say the country is still months away from hitting its peak elizabeth or on i'm is in new delhi. yes again another single highest day rise and we also know that one of the reasons that the numbers are going up is because india is testing more than it ever has it's continuing to increase testing. the single highest. india also conducted its highest ever number of tests more than 800000 so that it has a better idea of the spread of the infection in the country because remember the need to point confirmed cases is thought to be a fraction of the real number of cases the syrian lo

coast guard is extending a rescue operation after a boat smuggling migrants partially sank in the aegean sea at least 96 people have been pulled from the water so far very ran into trouble 31 kilometers west of the island of hokie authorities aren't sure how many people were on board. mexico's economy is shrinking rapidly as it struggles to deal with the fallout of coronavirus shrank by nearly 19 percent between april and june compared to the same period last year xico was already in a recession before many activities were prevented by lock down just under 5000 new cases were confirmed on tuesday officials concerned 3 weeks of declines a plateaued. let's go to john heilemann who's in mexico city for us so why is the economic forecast so bad for mexico. yeah it is it is pretty awful because economy in the 2nd quarter declined the most since the great depression that's a s'posed the top line on this now what's happened in mexico is that the president and his manual lopez obrador has refused to apply a large stimulus package as we've seen in other countries who are worried about the economic im

believes it has the right to assert its rights in the 3 seas that surround his country that's the aegean seathe black sea the mediterranean sea this is all wrapped around the problem that has emerged following the discovery of vast amounts of petrochemicals that's natural gas and oil around the island of cyprus which of course is a very contentious island given the fact that it is divided between its greek and its turkish elements so you have that sense that mr erdogan president aerator one is really the rhetoric from him very strong indeed and all the while you have on the other side in the east the mediterranean nato partners e.u. partners the french the italians the greeks the cypriots staging a joint military exercise which is why we can be sure that although mr erdogan the president is not there his comments clearly are and the tension between the greeks and the turks is clearly that to be seen dominic kane that live for us and barry lynn thank you very much indeed. now a prominent member of the opposition and bella russa's called on russia to help bring president alexander lukashenko t

people onboard foreign minister is warning greece that it plans to extend territorial waters in the aegean seacould lead to war military exercises northwest of cyprus both sides of accuse each other of violating their airspace and qatar has just announced a series of reforms to its labor laws for the 1st time in a set a monthly minimum wage for employees regardless of nationality or type of job it also gives workers the ability to change employers without needing their sponsors approval rise schools have highlighted various concerns in the past regarding qatar sponsorship system those are the headlines on al-jazeera news for you after al-jazeera worlds to stay with us. and the the and the and. the over. the. boy the. h. me so far been gone yeah but i gave every boy. and he looked a hottie not to give me any show mad at the simple way for some all to keep us in willie and your behati not even your dad so yes and if you don't know that t. mobile yes been a good look at so no. report tell me i am a should be able or saw one but if a show of. the kids. to go yes and the lawyer dirty him. but so su

inherently unfair that because of greece's very scattered job graphy they are awarded 71 percent of the aegean sea whereas turkey only gets 8 percent so what are greece's options well they've called on the e.u. for help they've got that emergency summit being convened on friday and athens is really pushing for some strong sanctions against ankara but turkey is such an important partner to the e.u. that it's unlikely that they'll be willing to put sanctions on them in fact most e.u. countries effectively see this is a bilateral disagreement between greece and turkey so greece is going to have to be lobbying very hard for a united diplomatic solution we know that they're trying to seek some international support greece's foreign minister is currently in israel and tomorrow he will be meeting u.s. secretary of state mike peo and will no doubt be bringing up this subject but luckily as we heard both sides are open to dialogue open to negotiation but until those warships leave those zones that can start. several countries across europe are reporting a surge in corona virus infections france is seeing i

to greece turkey and cyprus as defined by the united nations it accords greece 71 percent of the aegean sea and turkey 8.8 percent but this is how turkey redraws the same map claiming much of greece's waters as its own and this is the area where turkey has started looking for oil within itself to find waters but that infringes on greece's maritime territory according to the e.u. and the un. turkey did postpone exploration last month following a truce brokered by germany but when athens signed a new maritime deal with egypt last week ankara vowed to defend its interests are looking to resume putin in huggin that gives him a joke greece's attitude in the aegean and the mediterranean is malicious we don't have designs on anyone's rights but we won't let any country take away our rights e.u. foreign ministers are hoping to resolve the standoff through dialogue at the emergency summit greece stated that it is ready to sit on the table and discuss with it all relevant parties in the region as long as all the meat dairy present in the region is withdrawn you cannot share. discussions where you hav

economic zones of greece turkey and cyprus as defined by the un it accords greece 71 percent of the aegean sea and turkey 8.8 percent but this is how turkey redraws the same mob claiming much of greece's waters as its own and this is the area where turkey has started looking for oil within itself to find waters but that infringes on greece's maritime territory according to the e.u. and the u.n. ok let's go live to john psaropoulos in athens john talk us through what greece is position is with regard to all of this. greek so is making 2 basic demands they are saying that they would like the negotiations on maritime jurisdictions to take place on the basis of the united nations law in other words the basis of the 1st map that you showed that means that all parties must agree that the united nations convention on the law of the sea which 168 of the un's 193 members are signatories to should form a legal framework secondly they would like the talks to pick up where they left off when they petered out in march of 2016 because by that time the greek and turkish delegations had had 60 meetings during

the greek coastguard are trying to sink the boatin coastguard are trying to sink the boat in the aegean seat want to write even if they have to sink them in the sea. we have to leave it, but thanks forjoining us and giving your insight into the mindset of those coming here. the home secretary, priti patel, has been asked to consider allowing a virtual trial for anne sacoolas, the american woman accused of killing the 19—year—old motorcyclist, harry dunn, in northamptonshire last summer. mrs sacoolas claimed diplomatic immunity following the collision and returned to the united states. parts of north and west wales have seen flash flooding and power cuts after heavy rainfall last night. aberystwyth was among the areas worst affected, while areas in carmarthenshire and swansea saw similar extreme weather. a yellow weather warning for thunderstorms remains in place. svetla na ti kha novs kaya, the novice opposition leader who claims she won the disputed presidential election in belarus, has fled to neighbouring lithuania after admitting she was scared. in belarus, president lukashenko ordered

economic zones of greece turkey and cyprus as defined by the un it accords greece 71 percent of the aegean sea and turkey 8.8 per cent but this is how turkey redraws the same map claiming much of greece is waters as its own and this is the area where turkey has started looking for oil within its self defined waters but that infringes on greece's maritime territory according to the e.u. and the un and joins it up with us is enough ans with more on the greek reaction. we did hear the greek foreign minister open with. initial remarks in saying that right now we consider that turkey is behaving illegally in the eastern mediterranean undermining stability in the region and affecting to member states of the european union greece and of course the other one is cyprus in whose exclusive economic zone turkey has been conducting drilling in seismic tests as well we question for the greeks now is whether turkey will agree to stop these activities in both greek and cypriot exclusive economic zones and agree without further action on the exploration front to sit down for talks which would take place on the

provocations earlier the turkish president said he would not compromise on territory in the aegean and mediterranean seas if you stay with us people in power is up next thanks watching you said. hi i'm steve clemency and i have a question as keys daisey it's hard to filter out the newly sinking track of what's really important to eat the bottom line tackles the big issues this issue a.p. united states its people its economy and the way it deals with the rest of the welt the bottom line only on al-jazeera. alaska's far north as one of the world's last pristine environments but now the trumpet ministration wants to let oil companies drool here as campaigners take on the white house and the energy industry indigenous communities are divided between those who want jobs and those who want to preserve a unique landscape and way of life reporter zoe daniel went to find out more. alaska's arctic national wildlife refuge known as i am well. protected by the u.s. government but also contested for decades. clinging to the icy tundra on the shore of the both at sea in the arctic ocean is cutover some unlikely touris

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provocations earlier the turkish president said he would not compromise on territory the aegean and mediterranean sea both nations have been holding military exercises near a patch of water they both claim and in which a turkish ship is carrying out drilling research you know almost similar to this that greece will extend the coastal zone to the west from 12 to 6 miles greece's growing others have said this but where are the ones who are putting this into practice c r c we are determined to do whatever is necessary in the military political and economic sense we invite all counterparts to get it together and avoid mistakes that would bring the destruction. police have detained dozens of demonstrators and questioned a nobel prize winning author as a crackdown on protesters challenging the president lama alexander bitch is part of an opposition council created to discuss the transition of power after alexander lukashenko has disputed election victory earlier this month prosecutors have opened a criminal investigation into the council accusing its members of putting national security at risk but alexa b

country's patience or courage turkey will take what is its right in the mediterranean in the aegean and in the black sea he said just as we have no lies of anyone's territory sovereignty and interests we will never compromise on what belongs to us we determine to do whatever is necessary in political economic and military terms how dangerous is the current situation wolf is there a risk that it could escalate into a military conflict well in terms of this dream in bible isn't there a lot we have seen in our lives before nothing particularly new there whenever it really seem to have the on making the statement we need to take into account of his the use them as the them asian there in plate. in terms of the situation on the ground it is clear that there isn't a diplomatic at this collation they are tempted by the german foreign minister yesterday he visited out and i could have to mediate failed it was said to fail and now both sides both agree excited to use ice getting out to competing naval exercises obviously when you put a lot of military hardware in a small piece of sea there is to recover the leas