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twelve noon in ankara and you're watching a news conference in turkey's capital with turkey's foreign minister met kushal blow the e.u. foreign policy chief erica mortgage rainy and the e.u. and enlargement commissioner your highness can this comes as the first high level talks between turkey and the european union are being held in ankara the first ones in nearly two years the talks focused of course on turkey's a session process to the e.u. but also as we heard on foreign policy issues such as the war in syria iraq the middle east peace process and the tensions across the gulf both sides both the e.u. and turkey have described their relationship as strong and that their partnership is crucial for the stability of the region the meeting coming i made recent calls from some european union politicians for the turkey e.u. talks to be halted altogether because they say it's not realistic for turkey to join the e.u. any time soon the e.u. foreign policy chief eric i'll give any saying earlier that she is concerned about the continued detention of academics and civil rights activists in tu

in ankara many officials believe that this is also a way of silencing the only five witness of. jim murder also we don't know whether to put to chief intelligence has been named one of the as named as the one of the. main actors in this crime if there is also the tony the crown prince's private advisor are also included on among those five people so and we there are details that we have never heard because solidarity for the turks for for the turkish authorities saudi arabia is conducting an investigation without sharing anything with turkey an international public so we will be hearing more about this case especially its more of hopefully a rights and thank you very much live in ankara and now we are getting some breaking news from the warders news agency which is supporting at the u.s. treasury is going to announce sanctions on seventeen the saudis for their roles in the death of democracy out here can really help it as in washington d.c. following all these and also what it what is it that we know about this can really . yeah this is being widely reported here in the united s

so i think what will happen in ankara is that president obama and his team are going to wait and see how much pressure comes on president bush by the congress especially when the new house of representatives convenes on the control of the democratic party come january what are the i don't want out of this well there are several difficult issues on the u.s. turkey agenda unresolved problems there's u.s. cooperation. in with kurdish militias that turkey views as a terrorist organization the wipe e.g. turkey wants that to end the united states would like to see turkey stop shelling those y.p. g. forces in syria there's also the issue of a state bank help bank whose vice president was convicted of money laundering and helping to evade iran sanctions turkey would like to see the criminal case against health bank dropped but then finally there's the issue of issues which is the residency in the united states misstate of pennsylvania of fit to lead u.n. turkey widely believes masterminded the the two thousand and sixteen coup attempt and i will add i don't know a single turkish person who d

keeps delaying turkey's membership is there a point where ankara might just give up. well the process started with a unanimous decision of european union member countries and turkey the only way to stop the process is either e.u. member countries can't reach and mud their unanimous decision to stop the process or turkey ten unilaterally request to withdraw from this process we are known to be a patient nation a determination we like to focus at the results so. but we also have limited. resources and patience of course they have to consider turkey's needs as you mentioned in your report we are now housing three point five million syrians and more than half a million iraqis who are doing to go to europe but turkey has been providing them a safe haven and we have been spending more than thirty five billion dollars so far it is time for europe to go into their deep pockets and help out turkey because this is not only turkey's issue this is a global humanitarian issue and we have to find a solution to the crisis in syria all together turkey european union russia united sta

to the european union are back on the agenda this thursday with officials in the turkish capital ankara spend praise for making positive steps but it was trust that it's too early to talk about opening a new chapter and relations or even moving further with e.u. membership talks turkey has repeatedly been knocked back since nine hundred eighty seven when it first applied for membership although accession talks began eighty years later and they have stalled several times over territorial issues with cyprus twenty sixteen began on a more positive footing with brussels and ankara signing a refugee deal it meant turkey would howl. take the burden off the migrant influx and exchange for excess talks later that year however a coup against president are the one derailed relations and revealed this here the e.u. commission's a long term budget proposal it excludes turkey turkey is still working on six remaining requirements to ease visa access for turkish citizens and europe is still unhappy about a number of internal issues in the country including the rule of law and human rights and the and

all right let's bring in the bar let's bring in some live pictures from ankara that's where we're expecting that edge of tiber as want to speak and be speaking alongside the ukrainian president petro poroshenko there holding talks seventh what they call high level bilateral meeting between the countries since two thousand and eleven will bring you more on the talks as soon as they get underway. but a cat is director of the center for conflict and humanitarian studies at the doha institute he says a lot of the un is trying to use the situation to improve diplomatic relations with the u.s. . well i think to understand what are the ones trying to get out of the whole affair it's important to look back at were or the gun was a month ago his content in the context of his relationship with the united states and with saudi arabia on the united states he was very much in in a very difficult turbulent relationship over a number of issues including ironically human rights accusations him imprisoning journalists academics going after golan in the united states and many other issues which led to sancti

again the turkish foreign minister talking in ankara with the. e.u. foreign policy chief about a number of issues including of course turkey's a session to the european union but once again the matter of saudi journalists or my shoji overshadowing the discussion say turkey saying that it still has many questions about the matter and who ordered. the killing we will of course continue to follow this story here on al-jazeera for you dennis will be with you for the news hour in under twenty five minutes people in power as make stay with. the chandelier is all staring down at what humanity announcing sales of the no one would ever know how many here are stacia's discovered by there's a good body clock is all right since when the shots came from the holiday inn you heard craig speakers on the balcony over her chosen really just want to break off because we've got something. that i'm interested in and some hope to cruel war hotels a brand new series coming soon. houston your communities frequently being the victims of discrimination and try to use it in ukr

hello i'm martin dennis in doha are in these are the top stories here about in sierra ankara has called for the suspects in jamal khashoggi to be tried in turkey both the e.u. and turkey are calling for those responsible for his death to be held accountable amid growing calls for an independent international investigation. so we really are going to cop out for some reason some countries of displayed a tendency to cover it up because of individual interests this is a matter which still carries many questions that have not been answered get it's important there are answers are provided the shocking murder premeditated murder one that cannot be condoned cannot be accepted by anyone has to be investigated fully and facts must be revealed and the matter of the order whoever the murderer was ordered by is something that needs to come to light we expect that accountability is in short which means that those responsible those really responsible for this terrible murder have to be taken accountable we expect in line with our principles and our values and our practices on judicial systems. a full

so-called hit squad and a top aide to sarge arabia's crown prince that speak to simcoe correspondent in ankara so soon and what are we learning from the analysis of these phone calls of the alleged suspects. well foley it was again al jazeera that first announced that announced about those nine hundred four calls between the military and. saudi arabia and four of them was done with solid than who's the privates a top aide of mohamed bin salman the crown prince the most important line here is that during during the fall and talks between the three and saudi. the security officials here identified a third voice so when some of those katharina speaking to metry he was also spink speaking to a second person in his room and transferring the information that he got from who was telling about what happened and how they completed the process as it was reported before in the media a turkish official strongly believed that the third was that is that is in. the news room probably might belong to the crown prince mohamed bin sandman and they were telling that if the sin name if the technical analysis conc

and he said that ankara had accepted it was not the crown prince that has not been rebutted by ankara so there are things going on behind the scenes still but ultimately the pursuit will be of justice but it is interesting that when mike pompei o said it's a mean and nasty world well what happened here behind me a lot over the second was exactly that mean and nasty and the fear is that the real culprits behind this will not be held accountable to anybody live in istanbul thank you well now i can speak to us monserrat is a research director at the anchor institute and he used to be an advisor to the turkish prime minister he's joining us live now from the turkish capital ankara thank you very much indeed i'm just wondering it seems very much as though this presidential statement and the position generally taken by washington while the turkish foreign minister is actually in town appearing for a photo op at least with the u.s. secretary of state pompei or that this is a personal snub being issued by the administration to the turkish government. and if there is open gap between the ameri

professor around in this town ball can ankara do you think succeed in its demand for an international investigation what what needs to happen politically to bring that to fruition. well first of all. he stumbled the capital of a lot of the dissidents from middle east namely from egypt from syria saw turkey is determined to actually make sure that it's a safe place for all these people so therefore from my point of view it's this investigation is very very important but also the deter it in relations turkish sold relations actually had the momentum when the king called mr that on this case saw we raised the whole piece that the two countries would rebuild their relations and take it further so that also has that amount and also i'm very much hopeful that probably just twenty summit the dawn will meet maybe the prince and done probably they will discuss further details and to bring this whole thing into an end but i very much doubt if saudi arabia holds any more details i don't know it probably they know whereabouts of the body so turkey does y. is going to press ahead until the bottom

so i think what will happen in ankara is that president obama and his team are going to wait and see how much pressure comes on president bush by the congress especially when the new house of representatives convenes on the control of the democratic party come january what are the i don't want out of this well there are several difficult issues on the u.s. turkey agenda unresolved problems there's u.s. cooperation. in with kurdish militias that turkey views as a terrorist organization the wipe e.g. turkey wants that to end the united states would like to see turkey stop shelling those y.p. g. forces in syria there's also the issue of a state bank help bank whose vice president was convicted of money laundering and helping to evade iran sanctions turkey would like to see the criminal case against health bank dropped but then finally there's the issue of issues which is the residency in the united states misstate of pennsylvania of federal law you learn who in turkey widely believed masterminded the two thousand and sixteen coup attempt and i will add i don't know a single turkish pers

foundation is ceasing operations in turkey over what it describes as baseless claims that off the ankara link the billionaire to antigovernment protests staged back in twenty thirteen. there was a person who financed the terrorists in the event now he is behind bonus and who is behind him the famous hungary into soros twenty thirteen so a nationwide protest in turkey the most violent taking place in ankara's gives the park. over one hundred people were injured during that demonstration the turkish president appears convinced soros was involved it's something the billionaire denies. there is an effort to link the open society to foundation to the give incidents in twenty thirteen these efforts are not you and they are outside reality sources open society foundation already pulled out of another country earlier this year hungary where the government accused of meddling directly in the nation's affairs meanwhile back in the country's former foreign minister yesterday yes so is the turbulence in tokyo society was easily exploited. i don't think that it is that it took to one of the activitie

affairs says both ankara and the u n n well benefit of turkey as accepted into the bloc.this is a win win scenario for turkey for turkey's neighbors and especially for european union today european leaders have started to understand that europe needs turkey at least as much as turkey needs europe but this is a unique relationship and it takes two to tango yes we want to be a part of the european union family but they have to want us as well or else we have other options that we will be able to utilize we have been trying to become a member since one thousand nine hundred fifty eight we are determined to increase the living standards of the turkish people to the living standards of ordinary either member citizens that's why we are committed to this but similar. italian luxury fashion brand ultra and a ban on has been forced to postpone our major a fashion show in shanghai after a racially insensitive promo was posted online. tony jones. jaci going to enjoy. this particular promised spread rapidly online and as did humorous commons that it was mocking chinese culture well i

seen in the past four plus weeks coming five weeks now has been about deescalating tensions between ankara riyadh riyadh washington washington ankara would the blood money be a good idea if it carried on deescalating those tensions. well it depends on from whose perspective you're talking in from the saudi perspective as i mentioned a few moments ago it's a great idea they they want to deescalate they want to carry on business as usual usual they want to have normal diplomatic relations with with the with the turks and obviously with with washington. but from the turkish perspective as i mentioned from the perspective of really the international community at large if you look at you know the international journalistic community journalists are taking this on as a major as a major cause it's been it's gotten a lot more coverage than i think the saudis would have ever sort of anticipated so far i think from the perspective of the international community from the perspective of president of the on you know and even i think political forces inside the united states. particularly on the left in

economic penalties but you a peon countries would send a solar has more now from ankara. there are actually two good news for turkey today one of them is lifting the sanctions over imposed over turkish ministers along with the us ministers of both sides by later lifted those sanctions plus turkey received a waiver on u.s. sanctions that are targeting iran which means that turkey is exempted from these sanctions as turkish petroleum is trading it with iran in terms of oil these are very good news and this was welcomed by the investors mostly and turkish lira which has been suffering for the last three months is now performing its strongest level against the u.s. dollar gaining one point seven percent at least it today of course these are not the only topics that that we can count as a positive development between washington and ancora we have been seeing that these two countries have been exchanging information over germany just murder case in a very firmly diplomatic way plus we see that turkey and u.s. has has come to an agreement over. bijan is the northeast and syria a

officials in the turkish capital ankara has been praised for making positive steps but it was stressed it's too early to talk about opening a new chapter in relations or moving further with the e.u. membership talks turkey has repeatedly been knocked back since nineteen eighty seven when it first apply for membership or the recession talks began eight years later they still several times over territorial issues because cyprus twenty sixteen began on a more positive footing with brussels that i'm chris signing a refugee deal it meant turkey would help take the burden of the migrant influence in exchange for a session talks later that year however a coup against a president who won t. railed relations and revealed this year the e.u. commission's long term budget proposal excludes turkey. turkey is still working on six remaining requirements to ease visa access for turkish citizens in europe are still unhappy about a number of internal issues in the country including the rule of law and human rights and the indefinite detention of journalists and course also had strained relations with so

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cia you can't get much higher than that and thanks very much sid in kosovo who joins us live from ankara sent him mr has yet to react officially to this developing angle to this story coming to us out of washington what you think you'll use this information to achieve next. well yes of course he will use this information on the way in the way that he really wants because there are some pending topics between washington and that needs to be resolved there are some. problematic matters actually first i must i must say that the u.s. support to the syrian democratic forces in in syria is a very huge problem for turkey because syrian democratic forces which is mainly. built built up of the why p.g. and p. y. d. is seen as a terrorist organization and turkey as an offshoot of the out both kurdistan workers party so turkey says you have you need to stop your your support to the y. p.g. which means a direct support to be k.k. because when you deliver the guns and weapons to them they use it against turkey on the turkish syria border or inside turkey this is one of the most important topics actua

it's a very fair question please october the twenty third was when gina housefull flew to ankara and she was she did listen to the tape reportedly we were pretty sure of that whether it was actually there and then i think that's the case but we don't have formal confirmation of that but we'd be very surprised if it was anything else october the twenty third was when she was in ankara she had the full briefing she returned and as you say she briefed she briefed the president now whether or not all of this dates it was assembled already because it was three weeks after the murder remember before she actually came out to turkey and that was back in october the twenty third since then there has been an amazing amount of work done by the cia according to wall sources we've spoken to that has led to the point where it's an assembly of data it's an assembly of some of it's circumstantial evidence some of it pointing in a certain direction whether there was a smoking gun that is a key question and one that might be very relevant in the coming hours the coming days perhaps the coming weeks bu

prepared to put that in jeopardy because they have to pursue justice there has been some dismay in ankara about the statement from president from play find a little bit kind of unbelievable that he can just dispel the finding of his own security service and believe the word of a man who they believe is responsible for ordering the killing of mr. this is going on they face not going to when they will pursue justice as long as it takes afghanistan has declared a day of national mourning after at least fifty people were killed in a suicide attack in the capital kabul an interior ministry spokesman says more than eighty others were wounded in the assault a suicide bomber detonated his explosives inside a wedding hall during a gathering of muslim religious scholars they were meeting to mark the best day of prophet muhammad. i heard the explosion i just take my cousin out of there was seriously wounded but when i got here i realized that i was wounded as well and i am here i wanted to enter the hotel to participate in the ceremony but i got a call from a relative and he told me that there was a

concealable in ankara for associate and what do we what information are we hearing about this phone call allegedly that happened. well fully the phone calls are very important details of this investigation because besides the voice recordings we know that nine hundred form calls what was held by my head up till as is that in the three who is the close security guard of mohamed bin sandman and a court to get it according to what we have learned from the prosecutor's investigation file is that he had four of four phone talks with saudi downey who is a private aid of the crown prince but in one of those calls we learn that there is a third person in the phone call so when i hear. talking to sell that catherine e is a said a third person is in the same room with cats and cast down e is thought to be transferring all the information that he got from to the third person and we know that was was telling him what happened or how did they handle the situation so now the security sources are tricky sources believe that. this third voice in south africa danny's room next to him might probably be i'

had the foreign minister who said that so was he obviously appreciated the ties between riyadh than ankara the efforts were put in by his counterparts in the kingdom fell short of the expectations you feel that there are those in consistencies who reject it wholeheartedly that concept of the narrative that this was a team sent strike. she said this was preplanned them pointed as i mentioned there to some of the glaring facts of the matter in terms of bringing somebody who could dismember a body in the body double and so forth but very quickly here there in this world so important to note some of the other things that came to light from those statements of the prosecutor spokesperson for example if you remember the consul general of saudi arabia who's been missing till now by the way a key witness that people don't even know if he's alive or dead he was summoned back to the kingdom but he had said in the early days that in that the cameras weren't working obviously now through that statement they say that they were tampered with by saudi operatives the idea that for example somebody as high

murder took place and the saudi consulate in istanbul sent in first of all those joining us from ankara so we just heard from the saudi foreign minister auditors are bad and he specifically said that riyadh has asked turkey to provide information and proof three times but they have not provided it one wonders what turkey's response is going to be to that claim. well that's the first response came from turkish foreign minister as you have aired earlier but of course a tough for a tougher statement is expected from prisons are down who has been a personal defender of this case the saudi foreign minister to bear has been has said in his speech that this case should not be politicized however when prisons are gone made his first speech gave his first speech in the turkish parliament on october twenty three he said that this is a political murders so that's why he believes actually turkish authorities believe that international n.g.o.s international public should be involved in the investigation and that's how turkey's foreign minister made a cold last night saying that now it turns out that

sanctions are ian paused secretary of state might be impaled said that ankara wouldn't face the threat of u.s. economic penalties european countries certainly would well the announcement was made after turkey in the u.s. lifted sanctions against each of those ministers in a sign of thawing relations between the nato allies said in kosovo has more now from korea. there are actually two good news for turkey today one of them is lifting the sanctions over imposed over turkish ministers along with the u.s. ministers who are both sides by later lifted those sanctions plus turkey received a waiver on u.s. sanctions that are targeting iran which means that turkey is exempted from these sanctions as turkish petroleum is trading it with iran in terms of oil these are very good news and this was welcomed by the investors mostly and turkish lira which has been suffering for the last three months is now performing its strongest level against the u.s. dollar gaining one point seven percent at least today or of course these are not the only topics that that we can count as a positive development bet

seen in the past four plus weeks coming five weeks now has been about deescalating tensions between ankara riyadh riyadh washington washington ankara would the blood money be a good idea if it carried on deescalating those tensions. well it depends on from whose perspective you're talking in from the saudi perspective as i mentioned a few moments ago it's a great idea they they want to deescalate they want to carry on business as usual they want to have normal diplomatic relations with with the with the turks and obviously with with washington. but from the turkish perspective as i mentioned from the perspective of really the international community at large if you look at you know the international journalistic community journalists are taking this on as a major as a major cause it's been it's gotten a lot more coverage than i think the saudis would have ever sort of anticipated so far i think from the perspective of the international community from the perspective of president of the on you know and even i think political forces inside the united states. particularly on the left in the u

is no announced invitation right now but this is what i learned from my very important sources in ankara so we might see president flying to us in the coming days but today one more development is that turkey's foreign minister who has also had very harsh reactions after to saudi attorney's presser during the week he will be flying to the united states to attend in the u n civilizations. lions conference on monday in new york but he's flying today and he's expected to meet with the u.s. counterpart mike pompei oh and if they wait and meet and when they meet they will be probably discussing about the details of this case so these are very important details on the side of the line of on korea and washington and of course these will have very important reflections but one thing that turkey is trying to do besides conducting some relation with the united states is that turkey is trying to avoid an impression that this has shipped to murder is a bilateral issue between riyadh and corrupt but just the opposite because there was a very prominent journalist and this is an international case turk

will push for a thorough international investigation said in kosovo reports from ankara. turkish fears all the efforts to shed light on saudi journalist just killing may go in vain office also here insists that his murder couldn't have happened without an order from a senior saudi official and say they have shared all the evidence with the u.s. and some european countries every since cia report has concluded that saudi crown prince mohamed bin sell mom ordered the killing but u.s. president donald trump is reluctant to take a stand against riyadh citing billions of dollars worth of contracts saudi arabia denies the allegations that the crown prince was involved in to murder turkey has welcomed western countries condemnations against celtic government's efforts to co-opt this killing and ask for concrete steps for justice. since the beginning president arroyo wants separated king solomon and the saudi state from this murder but he wanted a full cooperation in shedding light on this murder and he wants to make this happen without harming relations. turkish officials have as

has more from ankara. there are actually two good news for turkey today one of them is lifting the sanctions over imposed over turkish ministers along with the u.s. ministers both sides by later lifted those sanctions plus turkey received a waiver on u.s. sanctions that are targeting iran which means that turkey is exempted from these sanctions as turkish petroleum is trading it with iran in terms of oil these are very good news and this was welcomed by the investors mostly and turkish leader which has been suffering for the last three months is now performing its strongest level against the u.s. dollar gaining one point seven percent at least it today of course these are not the only topics that that we can count as a positive development between washington and ancora we have been seeing that these two countries have been exchanging information over jamaal. case in a very firmly diplomatic way plus we see that turkey and u.s. has has come to an agreement over. northeastern syria and turkey and u.s. have b

the memorization small can be end of the first world war it follows revelations from burdwan that ankara audio recordings of the show last moments with several world powers. and leaders from seventy countries are in paris for the one hundredth anniversary of the end of world war one for u.s. and french leaders it was a chance to smooth over tensions which surface twenty donald trump criticized the french president emanuel proposals for a european army. one of a story at least sixty one people have been killed as fighting intensifies in the yemeni port city of the data between the government backed saudi amorality coalition and the rebels aid groups say the humanitarian crisis is now getting dire as many caught in the conflict lack access to basic medical care. now turning our attention to another big story for you stay for. fights in california saying they're up against some of the toughest conditions they faced as wildfires continue across the state the death toll has jumped to twenty three hundreds of thousands of people have been forced to leave their homes rob reynolds has the latest

you know without jazeera these are the top stories ankara has called for the suspects. to be tried in turkey both the e.u. and turkey are calling for those responsible for his death to be held accountable and lead growing calls for an independent international investigation. for some reason some countries have displayed a tendency to cover it up because of individual interests this is a matter which still carries many questions that have not been answered yet it's important their answers are provided the shocking murder premeditated murder one that cannot be condoned cannot be accepted by anyone has to be investigated fully and facts must be revealed and the matter of the order whoever the murderer was ordered by is something that needs to come to light in yemen fighting is continuing the pull city of her data despite u.s. defense secretary james mattis saying the saudi u.a.e. coalition has stopped its offensive and the u.n. special envoy to yemen has met his the rebels in the capital sanaa martin griffith griffiths isn't expected to go on to her date or the port is cru

she was strangled to death as soon as he entered the city consulate in istanbul and ankara says. couldn't have happened without instructions from someone at a high level in the saudi leadership it says it expects close cooperation from saudi authorities in the investigation one of the two black box flight recorders from monday's jet crash of the coast of indonesia has been found buried in the sea bed divers all continue to search for the other recorder and fuselage where the one hundred eighty nine people on the lie in flight a city. australia is the new hope for dozens of child asylum seekers they're being quietly moved from controversial so called prison islands in the pacific ocean doctors are concerned for their mental health after spending up to five years with thousands of adult refugees on the islands of the route and none as andrew thomas has more from melbourne. the consistent message of australia's government is that all refugees who tried to come to its shores by boat would instead be sent to man asylum to papua new guinea ought to know who they would never be settled

we reported it from here in ankara so according to the latest information as four of these phone calls from miter it was it was actually made to sell the cattle in a private aid of the crown prince mohammad and samar now we learned that there was someone next to the tiny when that phone call all those phone conversations happened and according to the investigation foiled according to the technical analysis it is heard that when with three was giving information about what has been ongoing in the consulate to the cattle any men the informing him briefing them about their mission. danny was also transferring this information to that person sitting next to him all to know the technical analysis haven't concluded but we have been hearing from the sources in ankara that that person sitting next to me is someone that u.s. president donald trump will probably not like and it's according to the sources here most probably it will be mohamed bin sandman the crown prince and the catherine is this private sadia as you know and also there are some other details as you said it was planned twelve day

arabia meanwhile saudi arabia says it's seeking the death penalty for the alleged killers of cash but ankara says the announcement falls short of expectations. watching all these are a lie from headquarters in doha i'm dead you know also ahead an embattled prime minister of tourism a defends her draft deal after resignations by two cabinet ministers and staying where they are bangladesh holds the repatriation of revenge or refugees to me and following protests. hello u.s. senators are proposing sanctions on saudi arabia over the murder of journalists. on the war in yemen the bill supported by both republicans and democrats seeks to block arms sales and prevent saudi warplanes from refueling at u.s. bases mike hanna reports from washington iraq is today to call for an end to the u.s. involvement in the war in yemen well the issue after it was not on the senate to gender today it was very much on the minds of senators it was the senate that invoked the global mix in terms of which the sanctions have been imposed and while the move has been welcomed senators on both sides of the aisle insist it

right now or it's that many thanks indeed to us and of course you there in ankara let's take a moment to remind you of events leading up to the murder starting on september twenty eighth that's when jamal khashoggi made a visit to the saudi consulate in istanbul and was invited to return to serious money on a home reportage. soon after jamal khashoggi leaves the saudi consulate this man. a saudi attention istanbul reportedly leaves two he flies to riyadh returning two days later on october the first a group of officials then travel from the saudi consulate to a forest on the outskirts of a stand bill and to the nearby city of yellow over on what the turkish president says was a reconnaissance mission police sources say. is among them at about three fifteen on the day is told to return to the consulate nine of the fifteen min the saudi team arrive it is devil's attitude a port on a private jet from riyadh the risk follow either on commercial flights or on a second private jet checking into two hotels near the consulate at nine fifty five around three hours before crucial derives one of

turkey are also gearing up for demonstrations on sunday just last month the european council warned ankara to do more to protect women and girls against domestic violence correspondent yulia han met one survivor. my name is one the nash can i was born in one thousand nine hundred six in istanbul i was always very strong. races me aged sixteen or seventeen with a friend we were very happy that day. to hand and looks back at her old pictures as she likes to remember her teenage years but she has torn one person out of the volatile as her husband the man who almost killed her. own little bit in our ten year relationship he slapped me he beat me he insulted me. why this happened in the bedroom as well. at some point hundred couldn't bear it anymore she wanted to leave her husband there was footage of what happened next one day he approached her with a gun and shot her. i thought this is it i'm going to die and at that moment he put the gun into my mouth and pulled the trigger but he had run out of bullets and that was my second chance thanks to god. is now paralyzed from the waist down her hus

says it seeking the death penalty for the journalists killers but ankara says the announcement short of expectations. in other news in the battle british prime minister to resume a defense deal after resignations by two cabinet ministers and an exclusive report on russian forces training the central african republic mired in a forgotten war. welcome to the new u.s. senators are proposing sanctions. over the murder of journalist. and the war in yemen the bill supported by both republicans and democrats seeks to block arms sales and prevent us to fueling of saudi warplanes while in saudi arabia the public prosecutions says it's seeking the death penalty for five suspects charged over. and three simmons will have worn out of them over the first michaela reports from washington d.c. . arrived today to call for an end to the u.s. involvement in the war in yemen while the issue after malcolm's shirt jeans was not on the senate agenda today it was very much on the minds of senators it was the senate that invoked the global magnitsky act in terms of which the sanctions have been imposed and

seen in the past four plus weeks coming five weeks now has been about deescalating tensions between ankara riyadh riyadh washington washington ankara would the blood money be a good idea if it carried on deescalating those tensions. well it depends on from whose perspective you're talking in from the saudi perspective as i mentioned a few moments ago it's a great idea right they they want to deescalate they want to carry on business as usual usual they want to have normal diplomatic relations with with the with the turks and obviously with with washington. but from the turkish perspective as i mentioned from the perspective of really the international community at large if you look at you know the international journalistic community journalists have taken this on as a major as a major cause it's been it's gotten a lot more coverage than i think the saudis would have ever sort of anticipated so far i think from the perspective of the international community from the perspective of president of the on you know and even i think political forces inside the united states. particularly on the l

riyadh insists the crown prince mohammed bin said a man had no knowledge of the operation ankara says the announcement falls short of expectations and once the suspects to be extradited and tried in turkey the british prime minister of tourism is standing firm as politicians from her conservative party launch a bid to remove her from office it's in response to her draft divorce deal to withdraw the united kingdom from the european union that hardliners say the deal makes too many concessions to the e.u. my approach throughout has been to put the national interest. not a partisan interest and certainly no political interest. i do not judge harshly those of my colleagues who seek to do the same but you reach a different conclusion they must do what they believe to be right just as i do i'm sorry that they've chosen to leave the government and i thank them for their service but i believe with every fiber of my being that the course i have set out is the right one for our country and all our people i believe that this is a deal which does deliver that which is in the national interest and

you near ankara said all along that the saudi government must be responsible is there a sense of vindication there in turkey now. well let's remember the cia has so far not officially confirmed these media reports that might be one of the reasons why we haven't heard of any official reactions here in turkey yet president out on may comment on the matter later but i think it's safe to assume that for this is a good news they have been trying to internationalize the whole investigation getting other countries on board a turkish president out on himself said that this is a murder premeditated murder was ordered out to quote the highest level of highest levels of the saudi government but he fell short of directly blaming crown prince mohammed bin son man now the cia findings as cited by the washington post all the most direct u.s. assessment to date linking the crown prince with the midst of a murder that's directly contradicting the saudi narrative the saudis still maintain that the crown prince had absolutely nothing to do with it now the new findings the report seem to play into the turkish g

as a journalist about but ankara says the announcement falls short of expectations. well in the light of the us imposes sanctions against seventeen saudi nationals for their role in the journalist's murder. also then battled british prime minister theresa may defends her draft deal after resignations by two q.k. cabinet ministers plus a sudanese refugees head home more than fifteen years after war broke out in downfall. of the company on the news of saudi arabia says it seeking the death penalty for five suspects charged over the murder of journalist. the kingdom's public prosecution made the announcement revealing the findings of its investigation which turkey immediately dismissed as inadequate and two sevens has more from istanbul. saudi arabia's prosecution spokesman announcing the death penalty is being sought for five out of twenty one main now indicted for the killing of jamal khashoggi they're not named and the account of what happened once again differs from what turkish prosecutors say they found so far i met also you know to do with jerry in the war in ira

they are a potential threat for ankara.e will bring down the terror structure east of the euphrates. we have completed our preparations, plans, programs for this offensive. >> after several operations to area,he ypg out of the the next target is the region to the east. directto avert confrontation, the u.s. and turkey have started joint patrols in the area. it has not stopped turkey from bombing kurdish posositions nearby. halturdish say they will their own battle against the islamic state group if turkey does not halt. new caledonia will be voting independence referendum. the island was annexed by the the mid-19th century. a french overseas territory, many of the inhabitants say they feel neglected by paris. others insist the island has benefited from a french economic assistance. let's get more from jack in new caledonia. what is the mood like ahead of this weekend's vote. it has been quiet here today for the final day of c campaigng fofor a referendum. there were no significant rallies to speak of. independence campaign

the murders so so it is important to recognize that any sort of solution to this crisis lies in in ankara and it is on clear as of yet how this saudis and the turks can't negotiate between themselves now that all the details about these this murderous out in the open end and therefore i would caution that president trump is really more or less a sideshow because what he essentially did yesterday through his statement was to give space to decide the royal family to deal internally on how they want to proceed with this matter now that they know that sanctions are coming to saudi royal family need to discuss whether or not wanted been samana will remain crown prince or maybe whether he will be removed from succession and the united states and turkey do not have any influence on that internal dynamic. going on that point about hacky from those i'm glad you've brought into it you say that all the details are out in the open mohammed is that the case or do you think techie has any more evidence that definitively links the saudi crown prince to this not. well the turks have been very strategic t

barbara is standing by for us at the turkey prosecutor's office sinan consumer who is in the capital ankarabut let's begin with alan fischer at the consulate building itself allan saudi arabia had the key legal person in the country that relationship seems to not be going in the right direction what do we think they can possibly do next. for those undoubtedly a frustration from the turkish side that saudi arabians have said openly and repeatedly that they will cooperate with international inquiries company being held by the tartars and also by the united states but on the turkey side they feel that those are what's not being backed up by actions for a number of reasons it's hard to believe that it's exactly a month and two hours ago the jamal khashoggi walked through that door and was immediately set upon by a group of fifteen men he was killed within minutes according to the turkish presidency and just in the last hour or so we're hearing from a very close aide to the turkish president saying that he believes the body what's this all all that is really what the focus of the inquiry is no t

all right time for us to introduce our guests now in ankara in turkey we have two in whose range activist i'm president of bernie's ranger organization u.k. in colombo sri lanka we have omar what age is deputy director for south asia at amnesty international welcome to you both can i come to you first on kin we've just seen an indication of how much fear and dread there is among the re-injuring coaxes bazaar in bangladesh they fear going back to this repatriation scheme that record in state in miramar what's going on in america and state yes we need to look at why these people have been fled from burma you know these people face general side in our kind of state that's why they fled fast and we need to look subtly you nor we are receiving information same as how you are received with the people behind the people been fleeing from one came to another and we received information that more than one hundred fifty. taken to. camel which is a transit camps we still do not know what's happened but as far as what we received the repatriation will not happen. or did not happen on thursday where i

with all the latest from ankara. meanwhile democrats have said that they will investigate u.s. president's response to murder as part of a deep dive next year into the u.s. saudi ties when this rolls in jordan joins me now from washington and so rolls what are the democrats saying about president trump's possible ties to the saudis. well maher in the comments from congressman adam schiff of california are in a new opinion column in the washington post and in that column adam schiff tells the writer that the intelligence committee of which he will be the chairperson come january third will be taking a look not just at what the u.s. intelligence community has determined about the murder of jamal. but that it's also going to take a look at why the u.s. president donald trump is not accepting the u.s. intelligence community's assessment it's going to take a look at all of the angles which u.s. intelligence has examined in this case and schiff also tells the washington post that he and his fellow committee members are going to be looking at whether any factors such as financial rela