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years both the exploration business we doing the same in the mediterranean sea both princes of juggling worlds in both the black sea in the mediterranean by the grace of god we found this big discovery and i'm certain that we will have similar good news from the mediterranean but analysts have been warning that the gas discovery is not necessarily a game changer and it could take up to a decade to extract it the exploration took place in the black sea off the north coast of turkey simcoe sulu is in istanbul and says that the discovery is not big enough or extensive enough to have a long term impact the size of the gas reserves found by that by turkey is of course very small compared to energy giant countries like china or united states or russia but will it be a remedy for the ailing turkish economy that's the question and this is what the turkish government is very positive about turkey's and that energy importer country for instance in 2900 took imported 45 building to big meters of natural gas and it costs around $15000000000.00 u.s. dollars for turkey and it constitutes a police health of turkey's current a

the past years both the exploration vessels we doing the same mediterranean sea both vessels of juggling worlds in both the black sea in the mediterranean by the grace of god we film this big discovery and i'm certain that we will have similar good news from the mediterranean well out and costello is in istanbul and she says the government is hoping that the find could be a much needed boost to the economy the size of the gas reserves found by that by turkey is of course very small compared to energy giant countries like china or united states or russia but will it be a remedy for the ailing turkish economy that's the question and this is what the turkish government is very positive about turkey's and that energy importer country for instance in 2900 took imported 45000000000 cubic meters of natural gas and it costs around $15000000000.00 u.s. dollars for turkey and it constitutes at least half of turkey's current account deficit so for a country like turkey totally dependent on foreign energy supplies even though it's a short term gain it's of course the size the scale of the. resource is not enough to be a gam

world today the u.s. has accused russia of a dangerous intercept of a b. 52 bombers flying over the black sea the defense department said 2 russian fighter jets crossed the ball must pass just 30 meters ahead of it at the plane was on a routine mission over international waters when the incident occurred. it's an east coast guard evacuated 49 migrants from a rescue vessel sponsored by british street artist banksy the operation came after the crew used twitter to appeal for help saying at least one of the over 200 migrants on board was dead and several others injured. police in the the russian capital minsk arrested more than 100 and to government protesters who are demanding that president. step down local media reported tens of thousands of people have taken to the streets again 3 weeks since demonstrations that started off the local claimed an overwhelming reelection victory observers said the election was not free or fair because sanka now says he will soon meet with russian president vladimir putin who has offered to send in his security forces to quell the protests. well from the crowd of the main a

black sea. how can that affect the region? >> on one hand, turkey has been saying bigger than five. they have been trying to convince the worldthey are a player. it's not just the five members of the security council. this discovery in the black sea to some extent gives them a lot more muscle for geopolitical relations. tar --e not going to be this is only 6.5 years supply. israel has twice as much natural gas. this would give them a little more muscle in the region. but not as much as president everyone may suggest. david: it's going to take them some time to get it out of the sea. has an immediate rhetorical effect. he admits turkey will not be self-sufficient for their natural gas needs until 2021 or 2022 at the earliest and it probably will be longer than that. isid: everything over there more complicated because there is also natural gas in the eastern mediterranean. aboutre to be an argument where the continental shelf ends inside the mediterranean. themore explosive in eastern mediterranean because they are confronting their you are enemy, grece. confronting not only the eu but a fellow nato member. while it may be goo

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world today the u.s. has accused russia of a dangerous intercept of the b. 52 bomber flying over the black sea defense department said 2 russian fighter jets crossed the ball must pass just 30 meters ahead of it it's at the plane was on a routine mission over international waters when the incident occurred. italy's coast guard has evacuated 49 migrants from a rescue vessel sponsored by british street artist banksy the operation came after the crew used twitter to you for help saying at least one of the over 200 migrants on board was dead and several others injured. government opponents have taken to the streets of the pollution capital minsk once again to demand that president alexander lukashenko step down the demonstrations began 3 weeks ago after he claims an overwhelming reelection victory in a poll that observers called neither free nor fat but the shanker now says he will soon meet with russian president vladimir putin who has offered to send in his security forces to well the protests. and from minsk i am joined by correspondent nick connelly nic seen more we've seen more and more rests in recent days wha

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world today the u.s. has accused russia of a dangerous intercept of a b. $52.00 bomber flying over the black sea the defense department said 2 russian fighter jets crossed the almost pass just 30 meters ahead of it is said the plane was on a routine mission over international waters when the incident occurred. coast guard in italy has evacuated 49 migrants from a rescue vessel sponsored by british street artist banksy the operation came after the crew used twitter to appeal for help saying at least one of the over 200 migrants on board was dead and several others injured. people have taken to the streets of the pollution capital minutes once again to demand president alexander lukashenko stepped down the demonstrations began 3 weeks ago after he claimed an overwhelming reelection victory in a poll that observers cold neither free nor fair canal says he will soon meet with russian president vladimir putin who has offered to send in security forces to quell the protests. from minsk i am joined by correspondent nick connelly nick seen more we've seen more and more arrests in recent days what's the atmosphere l

world. three other officers have been charged. nerx air force airport says russians intercepted a b-52 bomber. the b-52 was conducting routine operations over the black seaning. two russian jets came within 100 feet of the bomber several times as it flew over international airspace. russian authorities say was approaching their border. i'm ashley strohmier now back to "watters' world." brocker headlines visit foxnews.com.os jesse: >> the first night of the republican convention delivered a dystopian view of america should donald trump loose. >> a very strong, negative argument, very dark vision for america. >> and presenting a dark picture of what a biden harris victory would mean for the countries connect first night of the convention it really took a dark turn, don't you think? >> the president and his team are issuing dark warnings about what will happen if democratic nominee joe biden wins the white house. jesse: dark, the common theme from the media about this rnc this week. it doesn't sound familiar? it should. we heard pretty much the same thing in 2016. >> the first political campaign for the presidency were anger might be the provident motivatio

world today the u.s. has accused russia of a dangerous intercept of a b. 52 bombers flying over the black sea the defense department said 2 russian fighter jets crossed the ball must pass just 30 meters ahead of it it's the plane was on a routine mission over international waters when the incident occurred. italy's coast guard has evacuated 49 migrants from a rescue vessel sponsored by british street artist banksy the operation came after the crew used twitter to appeal for help saying at least one of the over 200 migrants on board was dead and several others injured. black athletes in the u.s. have been using their platforms to draw attention to issues of racism in recent weeks here in germany a professional basketball player has followed suit after berlin decided to change the name of more street moses perking wants the city's street and train station uncle tom's cabin to also be given a new name he says it's offensive to black people because it is named after a book written about us slaves in the 1800s it's involved political backing for his companion thought as great that we have most folks talking h

far from world class hospitals in major cities americans in towns on the southern border suffering the worst from covert 19. and turkey finds a massive natural gas reserve in the black sea a discovery which could dramatically reduce the country's dependence on energy imports. russian doctors treating one of the kremlin's biggest critics have agreed to let him fly to germany for medical treatment the doctors in siberia backed down after initially insisting alexina valmy was too unwell to be moved the opposition leader collapsed on a plane on thursday after drinking tea that his aides believe was laced with poison of ali supporters accused russian authorities of trying to stop his evacuation or a challenge reports. what's going on inside this regional russian hospital is army slightly clearer than what's going on inside the body of its most famous patient with a plane waiting in to take it on conscious elect say no need to germany doctors spent most of the day saying he was too sick to move then late on friday a change of position also used to show my. relatives the wife of the brother of the patient who are fully immersed and have all the doctor about the diagnosis and c

black sea is just a beginning. an erdoganew with spokesperson next. this is bloomberg. ♪ yousef: economics, finance, politics. this is "bloomberg surveillance ." quite the risk on rally across assets, but especially so by some of the worlds here. the stoxx 600 in europe, we are up 1.7%, technical sectors are leading. what is helping our signs of easing u.s. china tensions, that is helping to put a floor under all of this. you have your italian bond yields on performing some of the euro area peers. have italy's health minister ruling out a lockdown. in the effect space, you're the 1.1824.lar at that is a weaker dollar story. when crude up as well, getting a firm lift, up .7%. the net loss position, when it comes to money managers, according to the cftc data. i will flip the board and go to this powerful story about u.s. equity futures that are called substantially higher due to -- 7 -- .7% would apply an open that would build on record gains, so that is where we are at the moment. let's get to turkey now because the country says it is natural the-- the black sea will -- natural gas find in the black sea will likely be followed by further discoveries. a spokesperson f talked about hw that could affect energy trade in the

black sea as well as the eastern mediterranean, other parts of the mediterranean, in other places as well. we are very hopeful. presidentkish spokesman speaking exclusively to bloomberg's turkey bureau chief. fortescudetails on the from thegs report world'sron ore producer. next. this is bloomberg. ♪ a record four-year profit and dividend for iron ore prices that capitals expenditures lag. dave, does fortescue expect iron eveno benefit and continue as supply-side chocks start to fade? yes, fortescue said a record earnings, huge gain from a year ago and yet again we saw the profit up 49%. so a bumper year on back of the surging iron ore prices we have seen, not only the result of strong chinese demand but also supply disruption in brazil, the biggest competitor to austria for iron ore exports. fortescue i'm sure will expand on this throughout the day and later when we hear from the sea on bloomberg tv, and they say they will expect chinese demand to remain strong, supported by what we see in the steel sector and the real growth is still production in china and that will underpin strength in the iron ore sector. the outlook continues to be pretty positive for fortescue. shery: what we know in terms of fortescue's plans to bring on new capa