there's a nomination process that has called turkey and ally -- but the feelings are mutual -- ankara has been critical of washington's extensive supporting the syrian kurdish militia which they claim is linked to the pkk, but washington says they are an important ally fighting islamic state. this is a major point of tension. ankara believes washington is supporting a terrorist organization, washington says that's not the case. the anger and fury reveals how much tension still exists between the two countries. brent: the latest tonight from istanbul. thank you. here are some of the other stories making headlines around the world. in nigeria, the next director general of the world trade organization has been confirmed. that makes her the first woman in first african to head the body. the confirmation comes after u.s. president joe biden her candidacy. jott -- donald trump had blocked her candidacy, paralyzing the organization. reese has experienced its heaviest snowfall in 20 years. people have been trapped in their homes and there have been power cuts and commutes have been disrupted.

them and we repair the data locker we know the data arrived in ankara and in 5 minutes we'll know if it arrived in parts but everything looks good. mission accomplished the data finally arrives in potsdam. meanwhile develop a good know has found a backer for his early warning system a renowned istanbul geologist wants to further develop his. jobs are here professor genki alta rock wants to use cellphones to measure the shaking during an earthquake and compare it with the measurement data on site something like this is not been done before we want to combine these 2 functions in the air until now it's not been possible to measure how each building reacts individually touring a quake but with cell phones lying around the house we could measure that. much. claymates the geologists it is stumble technical university. they discussed how the app could be used to estimate damage after a quake. a few years back geologist change the attack who is also working on a warning system to predict earthquakes yeah yeah that's no longer his priority because he considers it dangerous. there's that you

them and we repair the data locker we know the data arrived in ankara and in 5 minutes we'll know if it arrived in parts but everything looks good. mission accomplished the data finally arrives in potsdam. meanwhile app developer has found a backer for his early warning system a renowned stumble geologist wants to further develop his. jobs arbuckle professor genki alter rock wants to use cell phones to measure the shaking during an earthquake and compare it with the measurement data on site something like this is not been done before we want to combine these 2 functions in the until now it's not been possible to measure how each building reacts individually touring a quake but with cell phones lying around the house we could measure that. much. good claymates the geologists it is stumble technical university. they discuss how the app could be used to estimate damage after a quake. a few years back geologist change tack who is also working on a warning system to predict earthquakes yeah yeah that's no longer his priority because he considers it dangerous. you know this that you just s

ambassador to ankara accusing washington of supporting kurdish fighters. and jacob zuma is in trouble again a corruption inquiry wants the former south african president jailed for not turning up for a hearing also. paul brennan at london's heathrow airport where the government's new hotel quarantine policy is already drawing criticism from passengers scientists and politicians. in india after a 22 year old climate activist is a arrested for editing and sharing a social media guide to support protesting farmers. and i'm piece of all the day's sport 20 time grand slam champion the rafa. has won his way into the australian open quarter finals better more coming up later this news hour. welcome to the news hour we begin in myanmar where the military has intensified its . crackdown on protesters who want the generals to give up power local media are reporting soldiers opened fire on protesters in mandalay that's me and 2nd largest city the coup leaders have warned demonstrators dissent against them could lead to 20 years in prison and for the 1st time since th

them and we repair the data logger we know the data arrived in ankara and in 5 minutes we'll know if it arrived in parts but everything looks good. mission accomplished the data finally arrives in potsdam. meanwhile develop goodnow has found a backer for his early warning system a renowned istanbul geologist wants to further develop his. jobs arbuckle professor. wants to use cellphones to measure the shaking during an earthquake and compare it with the measurement data on site something like this is not been done before we want to combine these 2 functions in the pram and till now it's not been possible to measure how each building reacts individually during a quake but with cell phones lying around the house we could measure that. meets the geologists it is stumble technical university. they discussed how the app could be used to estimate damage after a quake. a few years back geologist change the attack who is also working on a warning system to predict earthquakes yeah yeah that's no longer his priority because he considers it dangerous. yeah there is that you. know if i could pre

the militant group has long been a thorn in the side of ankara fighting a bloody insurgency in response to the discrimination of kurds in turkey. this drawn out conflict has spilled over into iraq and syria. it's also led to tensions between turkey and the us. mere merican is relied heavily on kurdish why b.g. fighters in their campaign against islamic state militants in syria turkey says the group is directly linked to the p.k. k. the us provided the y. p.t. with training weapons and air support u.s. special forces fought alongside their kurdish allies who finally defeated in 2019. the alliance ended when former president donald trump largely withdrew u.s. troops from syria later that year. turkey took full advantage attacking the kurdish autonomous region in northern syria and expelling kurdish forces from its borders. on to trump the us stood by as to the exit its military might in the region the early signs that a biden administration might not be as accommodating. sport now and fresh from winning the club world cup in balmy qatar by munich we're back to points like a business and s

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and you have the situation where ankara says a nato ally is financing arming an organization is waging a terrorist war on turkey now washington says that there are 2 groups are different but this has been a key point of tension now while president trump appeared far more accessible and amenable to take his position the new president joe biden who was a vice president on the park obama who implemented this policy if you have a great deal of suspicion given the fact that he has appointed a number of key individuals who were the architect of this policy of arming the white b.g. so there's a real point of tension here and this latest diplomatic route has reopened these tensions and we're adding to turkey's concerns is that joe biden has not spoken to president on since coming to power this is causing a great deal of concern in ankara during in the past few months we know that president everyone is seemed to be trying to mend relations with the west is that not changed. well certainly turkey and led by a president on has been on some kind of a charm offensive trying to rebuild very strained

in teligent when cia director says how spell visited the turkish capital ankara with a delegation of to went to one people and apparently is the evidence that was gathered by the troops is actually one of the important bases of this report and this is an important step because now the united states can openly point out that the crown prince is responsible in tomorrow's you've just killing. police in northwestern nigeria say 317 goals have been kidnapped by armed attackers who carried out a nighttime raid on their school it happened in the town of jenin and zamfara state police say they've launched a search and rescue operation officials say gunmen stormed the government girls science secondary school shortly after midnight firing sporadically before taking the girls and it disappearing into a forest it comes just over a week after at least 42 people most of them students are abducted from a boys' school in ny state or a security guard working at a school described the moment the gunman stormed in which it was illegal to us as we tried to get out so we were well known so when we fired

them and we repair the data locker we know the data arrived in ankara and in 5 minutes we'll know if it arrived in part but everything looks good. mission accomplished the data finally arrives in potsdam. meanwhile app developer has found a backer for his early warning system a renowned istanbul geologist wants to further develop his. jobs arbuckle professor genki alter rock wants to use cell phones to measure the shaking during an earthquake and compare it with the measurement data on site something like this is not been done before we want to combine these 2 functions in the air and till now it's not been possible to measure how each building reacts individually during a quake but with cell phones lying around the house we could measure that. meets the geologists it is stumble technical university. they discussed how the app could be used to estimate damage after a quake. a few years back geologist change tack who is also working on a warning system to predict earthquakes yeah yeah that's no longer his priority because he considers it dangerous. yeah there's that you sort of if i c

them and we repair the data logger we know the data arrived in ankara and in 5 minutes we'll know if it arrived in parts but everything looks good. mission accomplished the data finally arrives in potsdam. meanwhile develop a good know has found a backer for his early warning system a renowned istanbul geologist wants to further develop his. time jobs are professor genki alta rock wants to use cellphones to measure the shaking during an earthquake and compare it with the measurement data on site something like this is not been done before we want to combine these 2 functions in the air and till now it's not been possible to measure how each building reacts individually touring a quake but with cell phones lying around the house we could measure that. meets the geologists it is stumble technical university. they discussed how the app could be used to estimate damage after a quake. a few years back geologist change the attack who is also working on a warning system to predict earthquakes yeah yeah that's no longer his priority because he considers it dangerous. you know this that you j

ambassador to ankara after accusing washington of supporting kurdish fighters. also jacob zuma is in trouble again corruption inquiry wants the former south african president jailed for not turning up to a hearing. texaco starts its 2nd phase of vaccination rates coronavirus a return on killing 15000000 people in 2 months. bought into the program be a military has opened fire on protesters gathered in the city about delay according to local media the number of casualties are not yet clear earlier in the day deposed and san suu cheesed attention was extended that she was arrested 2 weeks ago where the obvious seized power in a coup scott highly reports now of the demonstrations which are now in the 2nd week . there were soldiers and armored vehicles on the streets another tense night in myanmar but despite the security patrols and an internet blackout protesters gathered for a 10th straight day. one group of the civil disobedience movement c.d.n. for short stood in front of the central bank in yangon and continued with their calls for the military government to s

ambassador to ankara for cues in washington of supporting kurdish fighters. also jacob zuma is in trouble again corruption inquiry what is the former south african president jailed for not turning up to here in. mexico starts vaccinating millions of its elderly citizens against covert 19. i'm generous with the sport of bass landscape james hopeful that lena lassie will stay at the club and 20 time grand slam champion bass player on the dow which is the australian open quarter finals. welcome to the news i would begin in the end where the military has intensified its crackdown on protesters who what the generals to give up power the coup leaders have warned demonstrators that dissent against them. could lead to 20 years in prison and for the 1st time since the coup the military has deployed tanks and soldiers the deposed leader and son suchi is to spend more days under house arrest after her detention was extended in a moment we'll be speaking to al-jazeera is david pollen in hong kong but 1st it's called hyla with us ripples. there were soldiers in armored ve

and led to american sanctions against ankara washington has been demanding that the russian missiles be decommissioned turkey's defense minister says he's open to a compromise on the issue it's setting goals army says it's captured 3 rebel bases from separatist groups in the southern because a month region of the conflict is one of the oldest in africa and has claimed thousands of lives since it 1st broke out in 1902 the region is religiously and ethnically distinct from the rest of senegal. headlines more news here in al-jazeera right after viewfinder asia. it's 10 years since the libyan revolution led to the overthrow of longtime bruno mama khadafi. the country was torn by conflict and rival claims of power. but it's hoped talks will finally bring peace and stability join us as we assess libya's approach to elections on al-jazeera viewfinder fresh perspectives through the lens of local filmmakers. creating tears i'm saying. that they let me hold their only have. you by. as i look at a holiday and. think. i'm not allowed and now. not ha ha ha. sad me play me you know i mean i. love

and led to american sanctions against ankara washington has been demanding that the russian missiles be decommissioned. senegalese army says it captured 3 rebel basis from separatist groups in its southern region the conflict is one of the oldest in africa and has claimed thousands of lives since its 1st broke out in 1902 because a month's region is religiously and ethnically distinct from the rest of senegal and china has brought the social media clubhouse after a growing number of users joined uncensored discussions on political and human rights issues invite only american audio people to interact in chop rooms it's become increasingly popular in china as it provides a platform for topics rarely debated online including the persecution away gore's taiwan's independence and the pro-democracy protests in hong kong those are the headlines on al-jazeera i'll have more news for you after witness to stay with this . teaching you to see real english streamline channel. last thousands of our programs all between documentaries and didn't. subscribe to you tube he would see al-jazeera englis

in teligent when cia director this is how spell visited the turkish capital ankara with a delegation of to went to one people and apparently is the evidence that was gathered by the troops is actually one of the important bases of this report and this is an important step because now the united states can openly point out that the crown prince is responsible and to mark a ship just killing. well p.j. crowley is the former united states assistant secretary of state for public affairs and author of red line american foreign policy in a time a fractured politics and failing state joins me now by skype from alexandria virginia so the suggestion from washington is that now is the time for a reassessment possibly if we can oppression of the when a ship with riyadh what. what are the options for the pine and biden administration on this. it's going to be a difficult needle to thread on the one hand the essential bill is essential business in the relationship you know will continue and there are of course there are many shared objectives including you know confronting iran in the region on t

it's only because not many people are getting tested . 69 people have been arrested in his capital ankara while protesting in solidarity with students in istanbul hundreds of people around the site the bugsy university in istanbul on monday staging demonstrations for nearly a month now against president. appointment of a university head at least 159 people were detained because soon of his life was in istanbul so let me just explain to us what happened here. well theater actor these student protests were a small scale protests for almost a month especially after the latest president appointment to the universities let me summarize it like this in turkey on till 9 to 1980 when the military coup happened you know where seas were able to select elected their own chancellor its presence but after the military coup in 1988 then the law changed about that and the universities were able to pick 3 candidates they represent those candidates to the higher education council and with the reference of the council those candidates are presented to the president and the president approved but in 2016 wh

nadia: justin mortimer in ankara . thank you. still here in the studio is our international editor. another big story we have been looking at is this u.s. airstrike in syria that was targeting iran-backed militias. we have this particular situation where it seems the u.s. has both been rather aggressive towards iran and its archrival saudi arabia. what do you make of that? >> biden has talked about a recalibration with saudi arabia. he seems to be doing that with iran as well. on one hand, his administration sent signals it is willing to go back into the nuclear deal if a way to do that can be worked out with the iranian government. on the other hand, it has attacked these targets in syria and with saudi arabia as well. it has closed the door somewhat but not close that completely, so it's a very equivocal approach to both of these countries that are archrivals, as you said. nadia: thank you very much, our international affairs editor speaking to us. if you are just joining us, let's remind you of that top story we are covering for you today. saudi arabia's crown prince, mohammed bi

found in a cave in northern iraq which up to about a one had summoned the american ambassador in ankara to explain washington's response to the killings and demonstrators in india calling for the release of an activist accused of helping to write a protest guys or 30 say he helped to develop a toolkit used to spread awareness of widespread from the protests it was also shared online by the swedish environmental activist pressure to unbagged cruz voiced her support for the farmers they've been protesting for months now against the go against government reforms of the agricultural sector well those are the headlines i'll have more news for you here on al-jazeera after people and power stay with us. what should americans be thinking and doing right now it should be a bad idea they don't care about their work is all they care about is making money china is not going to be left out of the calling for a good deal ot defend spike t.v. try the false on line on us politics some policies and their effect on the world. it's been over a year since the covert 19 coronavirus you mention china and set

their protest they are getting support now by some opposition politicians the mayor of the capital ankara for example wrote an open letter asking made with a new director to resign to step down but ultimately this will be up to present add on himself right now it doesn't look like he's going to reverse his decision but i guess it's safe to say that these rallies these protests driven by young people deliver a red challenge to the turkish media julieann with a view from istanbul thank you so much well a 2nd test flight by space x.'s latest starship prototype has ended in a fireball the stainless steel rocket managed is successful take off in a high altitude test in texas but went up in flames on landing last prototype met a similar fate in december in a webcast of the latest launch the company said it had a great flight but still needed to work out their landing a bit. and then sports teams were in action in the german cup on tuesday with a major upset occurring in one of the last 16 matches last year's finalists leverkusen were knocked out of the competition by the lowest ranked remaining

exiled uighur muslims in turkey fear that china's recent ratification of an extradition agreement with ankaraould see them deported to china to face trials or even imprisonment and torture. turkey hosts the largest exiled population of uighurs in the world, 50,000 of them. they are now urging turkish lawmakers not to approve the extradition arrangement. reporter: her father, her uncle, her grandfather. several members of her family were arrested or detained in china because they are uighurs. for weeks, she's been joining protests in front of the chinese consulate in istanbul. everyone here has missing relatives. everyone here is hoping for a sign of life. >> these photos are all we have. we're not dangerous, we just want our families back. i don't understand why they are not being released, and why nobody talks to us. maybe they are afraid of us, or afraid of the truth. reporter: stories like hers can be heard by the dozen in the streets. the istanbul district is the center of the exiled uighur community in turkey. but now, tir safe haven seems to be threatened. turkey could soon ratify its e

bodies were found in a cave in northern iraq russia tripod on has summoned the american ambassador in ankara to explain washington's response to those killings well those are the headlines rob we'll have more news for you here after what i want me. on counting the cost has iraq's oil wealth gone from fans from the civil servants to corrupt politicians take a closer look and the m.r.i. on a technology behind coded 19 vaccines how long before it's used to find the cure for cancer counting the calls for that was just weird. there was strongly is a late soldier is. the special air service is regiment. carried out operations in afghanistan. has taken a look back and say that we were the guys in the mediterranean inviting not they had to do something that is honorable now a soldier who was on these missions speaks out about walking so that i had his hands up and then it was almost like target practice so that soldier you can shoot on a table and not call that night off on this episode of one o one east mark willacy investigates the culture of impunity among some of the strategy as special forces i

described turkey as a so-called strategic ally which underlies how much concern washington has towards ankara but the feelings are mutual ancora has been very very critical of washington stance of supporting the syrian kurdish militia which it claims is linked to the p.k. k. but after washington's point of view they say is very important ally in fighting needs lie mixtape this is a major point of tension and kristol believes that their washington is supporting a terrorist organization that's fighting it washington says that's not the case but this latest anger and fury between the 2 countries reveals how much tension still exists between the 2 countries joins with the latest tonight in stamboul dorian is always thank you. but here are some of the other stories now that are making headlines around the world of nigeria's in goosey. has been confirmed as the next director general of the world trade organization that makes her the 1st woman and the 1st african to head the body of confirmation comes after a u.s. president joe biden supported her candidacy donald trump have blocked her candidacy ef

the russian s 4 hundreds had strained relations with the us and led to american sanctions against ankara washington has been demanding that the russian missiles be decommissioned in an interview published by the daily to defense minister who said he was open to a compromise on the issue rival factions hamas and fatah have strengthened their commitment to holding the 1st elections for palestinians in 15 years at talks in cairo they agreed to respect the time table and results of parliamentary and presidential votes in may and july allyson in governance has been divided between fatah in the occupied west bank and hamas in gaza a surprise election win by hamas in 2006 triggered a longstanding rifts. the united nations security council has called on somalia's leaders to resume dialogue after talks over the weekend ended without agreement indirect parliamentary and presidential polls were agreed last year but have been derailed by a rift between the president and regional leaders and a statement agreed by the 15 members of the council they said inclusive elections should be held as soon as po

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and the 2 american sanctions against ankara china has brought the social media app clubhouse off to a growing number of users joined uncensored discussions on political and human life 6 years it's become increasingly popular in china as it provides a platform for topics rarely debated online and a major independent radio station in hungary has lost an appeal to keep its broadcasting license raising concerns about press freedom club radio which will go off air on sunday is known for broadcasting interviews critical of the government's those are the headlines on al-jazeera i'll be back with more news right after the listening posts. what is that they've been doing with the money that it's borrowed we bring you the stories and developments the rapidly changing the world leave the scene as congress is debating a bill seeking to raise billions of dollars for the super rich poor families hit by the pandemic counting the cost on al-jazeera. apparently protests are not part of the took effort on the 2nd i'm going to. wake up. and i can't come up with one tester for the officers and. hello i'm

diplomatic dispute with turkey after its response to the killing of 13 turkish hostages in iraq angered ankara president has accused the us of so supporting kurdish fighters after issued a statement that stopped short of blaming them for the killings so of course i'll go reports from istanbul for the all back home to bury the 13 turkish police and ministry personnel had been discovered in a cave in northern iraq on sunday turkey says they had been abducted and executed by fighters on the kurdistan workers party or p.k. k. during combat operations oh lord. but turkey's anger for the killings wasn't just directed at the group and he says you know to syria now there is a statement made by the united states it's a joke would you not supposed to stand against the terrorist the p.k. k a y p g in the p why do you clearly support them and stand behind the picket k. is listed as a terrorist organization not only by turkey but the us and the e.u. the us condemned the killings its responsibility lay with the fi k k. if we work together with you in nato if we are to continue our unity in the world in nato

their protests they're getting support now by some opposition politicians the mayor of the capital ankara for example wrote an open letter asking me with a new director to resign to step down but ultimately this will be up to present himself right now it doesn't look like he's going to reverse his decision but i guess it's safe to say that these a rally these protests driven by young people deliver a rant challenge to the turkish leader you leon with a view from istanbul thank you so much. you're watching data news a quick reminder of the top story that we have been following for you at this hour a russian court has sentenced opposition leader alex involving to 3 and a half years in prison the court ruled that the kremlin critic violated the terms of his parole on earlier fraud charges while he was in germany recovering from a poison attack the volunteers lawyers say that they will appear appeal the decision. to your party to be a news live from berlin dropbox is up next with t w news business and don't forget you can always get more on our web site that's at t w dot com you can also foll

and lead to american sanctions against ankara washington has been demanding that the russian missiles be decommissioned finnegan's army says it's captured 3 rebel bases from separatist groups in its southern region the conflict is one of the oldest in africa and has claimed thousands of lives since it 1st broke out in 1982 the catamounts region is religiously and ethnically distinct from the rest of senegal china has brock's the social media clubhouse after a growing number of uses joined uncensored discussions on political entity midwifes issues it's become increasingly popular in china as it provides a platform for topics rarely debated on the i and a major independent radio station in hungary has lost an appeal to keep its broadcasting license raising concerns about press freedom club radio which will go off air on sunday is known for broadcasting interviews critical of the government you're up to date with the headlines on al-jazeera i'll be back with more news right after the streams daily lives. talking to owners there are windows tell us are we in a case where us will be compen

remember back at the time the former cia director mrs howe spells or came to the turkish capital ankara with when it with a delegation of 21 and at that time. turkish counterparts made them listen of the whole record exactly the turkish shared some of the very important parts of those voice recordings with the e.u. contra ports as well but a whole recordings were actually physically shared with the u.s. intelligence team and there were there were to be some technical members there is some analysts there was also an expert by united states who was actually a professionally following up with the saudi dissidents abroad so basically those voice recordings and especially the telephone signals that were gathered afterwards the the talkings between between the. 2 members of this hit squad before the killing after the killing of jamal has shift inside the consulate at the worst the those were actually carefully studied by the turkish police and the turkish intelligence units and carefully. collected by these symbols. cicutto is office and for instance turkish presidents are down who has been v

time we've seen quite a heavy presence military presence there some of the american ambassador in ankara to explain washington's response to the killing of 13 turkish soldiers in iraq and other bodies were found in a cave in northern iraq president. the one described the u.s. statement condemning the killing as a joke and he called on the u.s. to either start with turkey or against it. the leaders of 5 countries in west africa's whole region of meeting in charge of the g 5 summit comes as attacks by of groups have increased in the region french president obama cross expected to join the conference by video france has deployed thousands of soldiers to past local troops but is preparing to reduce its presence in the region. lebanon's vaccination program is underway the world bank helped fund the purchase of vaccines lebanon is struggling with a recent surge in cases intensive care units of full there's a shortage of oxygen tanks a 2nd round of vaccinations has bigger effect because capital health officials are aiming to inoculate 50000000000 elderly people within 2 months they'll be given

and nato american sanctions against ankara washington has been demanding that the russian missiles be decommissioned in an interview published by the who reacts daily turkish defense minister who see a car said he was open to a compromise on the issue. a major independent radio station in hungary has lost an appeal to keep its broadcasting license raising concerns about press freedom in the european union member state club radio which will go off air on sunday is known for broadcasting interviews critical of the government media regulators have race used to renew the station's license saying the broadcaster broke the rules by submitting documents late prime minister viktor orban has been accused of siphoning press freedom since coming to power in 2010. now many european cities are experiencing heavy snow this week the deep freeze in the netherlands as seen at the return of ice skating on kenaz and with the subzero temperatures forecast to continue the craze is creating new challenges for authorities during a pandemic set possibly for some i'm saddam iceskating favor and then that will

and the 2 american sanctions against ankara washington has been demanding that the russian missile decommissioned in an interview published by the daily takesh defense minister who will see a cost said he was open to a compromise on the issue. the united nations security council has called on somalia's leaders to resume dialogue after talks over the weekend ended without agreement indirect commentor and presidential polls were agreed last year but i've been derailed by a rift between the president and regional leaders in a statement agreed by the 15 members the council said inclusive elections should be held as soon as possible and welcomed the announcement of further talks on february 15th the members of the security council called for somalia's leaders to resume their dialogue urgently and work together in the interests of the people of somalia to reach consensus on the arrangements for the conduct of inclusive elections with a view to holding them as soon as possible. mexico's capital has eased coronavirus restrictions extending opening hours for restaurants and shops despite the country repor

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sanctions at least $69.00 people have been arrested in turkey's capital ankara while protesting in solidarity with students in istanbul hundreds of young people rallied outside the was a g university in istanbul on monday. they've been staging demonstrations for nearly a month now against present roger tired of the arms appointment of a new university head at least 159 people were detained. of course in pakistan has ordered the man who's been on death row for 18 years to be moved to a safe house he was recently acquitted of the 2002 murder of u.s. journalist daniel pearl but almost changed had received the death penalty for involvement in the beheading is always denied it despises previous conviction pearl's family and the white house have expressed outrage police in india have set up concrete barriers and laid razor wire in an effort to stop protesting farmers from entering new delhi tens of thousands of farmers have demonstrated for months demanding the government withdraw new agricultural laws many broke through barriers last week and storm the historic site government has also taken actio

ambassador to ankara accusing washington of supporting kurdish fighters. and outrage in india after climate activist is arrested for editing and sharing a social media guide in support of protesting farmers. or as many miles the minute she intensifies its crackdown on protesters against the february 1st coup the un special envoy has told the army the world is watching and a heavy handed response will have severe consequences local media reporting that soldiers opened fire with robert bullets on demonstrators in mandalay myanmar's 2nd largest city tanks have appeared on streets across the country more arrests are expected overnight now that a curfew and internet blackout have come into effect. they are me as war protesters they could face up to 20 years in jail if they obstruct soldiers or incite what they call hatred or contempt towards cruel leaders and deposed leader aung san suu she is to spend a further 2 days under house arrest she faces charges of illegally importing 6 walkie talkies she says they used by her security staff if you go pardon reports f

but our government in ankara prefers to plan an absurd. new canal through istanbul we must immediately prepare for a quake but they just aren't listening to us do it. all the. no other major city in europe has grown quite as fast in recent decades. what is knocking however earthquake resistant to residential buildings. in recent years the turkish government has repeatedly tightened building regulations. but the chamber of civil engineers is skeptical of the construction industry its chairman jamaal good stresses that just because a building is new doesn't mean it's safe from earthquakes. it's a major sore point. then study the title grew a lot until very recently inspectors were chosen and paid by the builders themselves. how independently can you inspect the person who's paying you. at least since the 1st of january 29th teen inspectors and they'll selected through an electronic system but even that does not suffice. because they're often not trained well enough they don't have special certificates so a simple diploma is enough to get the

we have no time to lose but our government in ankara prefers to plan an absurd new canal through istanbul we must immediately prepare for a quake but they just aren't listening to us do it. all the. no other major city in europe has grown quite as fast in recent decades. and what is lacking however earthquake resistant to residential buildings. in recent years the turkish government has repeatedly tightened building regulations. but the chamber of civil engineers is skeptical of the construction industry its chairman jamaal good to stress is that just because a building is new doesn't mean it's safe from earthquakes. it's a major point. and then study the tight until very recently inspectors were chosen and paid by the builders themselves. how independently can you inspect the person who's paying you. at least since the 1st of january 29th teen inspectors in el selected through an electronic system where yet but even that does not suffice. because they're often not trained well enough they don't have special certificates so a simple diploma is enough to get the job but we have a serious p

and lead to american sanctions against ankara washington's been demanding the russian missiles be decommissioned. china's blocked the social media clubhouse after a growing number of users joined uncensored discussions on political and human rights issues it's become increasingly popular in china as it provides a platform for topics rarely debated online and an indigenous politician has been ejected from new zealand's parliament for refusing to wear a necktie in the chamber madi party leader. says forcing him to wear a western dress code is a breach of his rights by choosing instead wore a traditional green stone pendant the necktie rule was retained during a recent vote in parliament. more news for you in about 25 minutes now back to witness. a couple. who quit. her. job back such a mess from. their point of. game sorry to hear that j.p. you know it can end recently that could. be ok as an impression early april. beach kind of pressure but any cliche made of their former chairman was her own at the least at best mr braining him at the adage stand near a bus or heroin gauge in this fair nearly m

strongholds in iraq ankara said on sunday of the militant group and retaliated by executing 13 turkish prisoners because as pre-k. as waves a decades long insurgency against the state and says the prisoners died during a to share strike present time the one now accuses the u.s. of supporting terrorism and urged washington to support turkey's stance. if we are together with your innate or. if we are to continue our unity in the world and in nato. then you will act sincerely towards us. you will stand with us. the terrorists. more from d.w. correspondent dorian jones who joins us from istanbul welcome dorian is it clear how these 13 turks died well this is one of the most remote regions in the world is a very mountainous area where the these deaths occurred and there are only 2 versions of the event you have the turkish military who presented their version of events on television saying that these 13 turkish citizens were executed just as this base was being overrun by turkish forces whereas the b k k in a in a statement a web statement insists that they occur that deaths occurred during

the militant group has long been a thorn in the side of ankara fighting a bloody insurgency in response to the discrimination of kurds in turkey. this drawn out conflict has spilled over into iraq and syria. it's also led to tensions between turkey and the us. mere merican relied heavily on kurdish wide p.g. fighters in their campaign against islamic state militants in syria turkey says the group is directly linked to the p.k. k. the us provided the y.p. g. with training weapons and air support u.s. special forces fought alongside the kurdish allies who finally defeated i-s. in 2019. the alliance ended when former president donald trump largely withdrew u.s. troops from syria later that year. turkey took full advantage attacking the kurdish autonomous region in northern syria and expelling kurdish forces from its borders. on to trump the us stood by as to exert its military might in the region the early signs that biden administration might not be as accommodating. now to some of the other stories making news around the world. series and goes on joe has been confirmed as the next direct

been arrested in turkey's capital ankara while protesting in solidarity with students in istanbul hundreds of people rallied the university in a stumble on monday they've been staging protests for nearly a month now against president wants appointment of a new university head at least 159 people were detained of course in pakistan has ordered the man who's been on death row for 18 years to be moved to a safe house he was acquitted last week of the 2002 murder of the american journalist daniel pearl. shaikh had received the death penalty for involvement in the beheading of mr pearl he's always denied despite his previous conviction pearl's family and the white house have expressed outrage come a harder is following the story from islamabad. the court had ordered for the removal of omar shaykh immediately from the dead carried to a more comfortable and weimann perhaps and a barrack and then within 2 days could be moved into our safe house where he will be allowed to meet his family he is not yet free completely because the terms of fake. release will be known after a written order to ensure