president of the european center for kurdish studies thank you for joining us thank you. now to some other stories making news around the world germany's rightwing populist party the alternative for germany or a.s.d. has overtaken the social democrats for the first time and a national opinion poll of the news comes just before the social democrats begin a critical internal vote on whether to join a coalition government with chancellor merkel's conservative. iran says it has located the wreckage of a plane that crashed into a mountain two days ago with sixty five people on board rescue workers will have to recover bodies from the debris by foot due to rough terrain records show the plane only recently resumed service after spending six years in storage. authorities have warned new zealand south island to take precautions ahead of a powerful storm the remnants of that cycle in which it battered tonga and samoa last week are expected to bring strong winds and heavy rain flights to and from the capital of wellington have been cancelled. u.s. president donald trump has signale

she is head of the berlin based european center for kurdish studies thank you if you. were turkey engaged in syria anchor is looking to improve ties with some of its allies including germany where the past few days have seen a thawing in relations this after anger released german turkish journalist denis yourself who was held in istanbul for a year without charge but now some are wondering what turkey might get in return they think a deal for a tank factory maybe turkey's price. seeking speedy approval from germany turkish prime minister banally yielder him is hoping the two countries might soon cooperate on building tanks in turkey a deal potentially worth billions. in january german foreign minister sic mark gabriele signaled berlin would ok a proposal to retrofit tanks with new anti mines systems but that plan was put on ice after turkey invaded syria's a freedom region with german built leopard tanks gabriele rejected speculation the deal for a tank factory would be approved critics fear there may be a secret deal to approve the factory in exchange for the recent r

president of the european center for kurdish studies thank you for joining us thank you. now to some other stories making news around the world iran says it has located the wreckage of a plane that crashed into a mountain two days ago with sixty five people on board rescue workers will have to recover bodies from the debris by foot due to the rough terrain records show the plane only recently resumed service after spending six years in storage. in mozambique at least seventeen people have died after they were buried in a landslide of garbage authorities say heavy rain caused a mountain of trash dump in the capital to collapse on to surrounding houses officials believe more bodies could still be buried under the debris. authorities have warned new zealand south island to take precautions ahead of a powerful storm the remnants of cycling which battered tongo and samoa last week are expected to bring strong winds and heavy rain flights to and from the capital wellington have been canceled. and in the u.s. students at the florida high school where a gunman killed seventeen pe

we have with us she's the president of the european center for kurdish studies here in berlin she's with us in our studio good morning turkish president said today that turkey will lay siege to our free does that mean we're going to see a further surge of violence in this area. well that depends on if the y.p. will further a fight against the turkish army or not i guess they will as they see turkey if their main enemy so yes i believe. we will see further but of course it also depends on if the syrian government will move in then we could even see an open war between turkey and the syrian government depending on what the goal of the syrian government will be of course no longer a proxy war but an open war because there is a deal that you just mentioned to let serious pro-government militias then descend we haven't seen any movement on that why is that what i belief that syria doesn't really want to go into the open confrontation with the turkey and i could imagine that this is why they didn't go in because what we know at least there are strong rule morris is that the y.p. those who are

president of the european center for kurdish studies thank you for joining us thank you. now to some other stories making news around the world iran says it has located the wreckage of a plane that crashed into a mountain two days ago with sixty five people on board rescue workers will have to recover bodies from the debris by forty due to the rough terrain records show the plane only recently resumed service after spending six years in storage. in mozambique at least seventeen people have died after they were buried in a landslide of garbage authorities say happy wayne caused a mountain of trash to the dump in the capital to collapse on to surrounding houses officials believe more bodies could still be buried under the debris. parts of new zealand have declared a state of emergency after a powerful storm battered the south island the remnants of cycling have brought flooding and strong winds and some residents have been forced to evacuate their homes and all flights in and out of wellington were canceled. here in germany the center left social democrats have launched a c

we have a guest from the european center for kurdish studies, and she says the kurds finally have toocus on their own political interests. the pkk ypg only follows its own stop them.will not we will soon be delving further into what those acronyms mean. finally, it's great to have the founder and editor of a magazine on the islamic world who says no player can pretend to be surprised. the u.s., some european countries, but also russia created a set of false expectations, and they knew this would happen. this is very much a case of one man's freedom fighter is another man's terrorist, to quote that old saying. let me start by asking all of you to share your views on it erdogan is justified in viewing syrian kurdish fighters as a terrorist threat. turkey says that the ypg, the acronym that stands for the northern syrian kurdish militit, is affiliated with the kurdistan workers party, the pkk, which the u.s. and eu do recognize as a terrorist group. is he right? >> the fact that there is an association between these two groups is a fact, in the sense that they share a certain ethnic her

and it's great to have even back on the program she's from the european center for kurdish studies and. says the syrian kurds finally have to focus on their own political interests to keep it k.-k. . only follows its own agenda and will not help them and we will soon be delving deeper into what those acronyms me and finally it's great to have. on the show he is the founder and editor in chief of. a magazine on the islamic world and he says no player can pretend to be surprised the u.s. some european countries but also russia created a set of false expectations and they knew that this would happen. so this is very much a case of one man's freedom fighter is another man's terrorist to quote that old saying so let me start out by asking all of you to share your views on whether in fact one is justified in viewing the syrian kurdish fighters as a terrorist threat and i'll start out by asking you to the curb on turkey says that the why p.g. that's the acronym that stands for this syrian northern syrian kurdish militia is associated with the kurdistan workers' party the p k k which the u.s.

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this was a european centered approach which had unintended consequences with moscow because what moscow saw was this was a proliferation of nuclear weapons within nato. there, i agree. and unintended consequence. -- a unintended consequence. in the penpal letters, which set the stage for khrushchev's decision-making and risk-taking, they're talking about the details of berlin. i think berlin is important but historians disagree. if is part of the fun. >> a more narrow point. it sounds as if you are saying de gaulle's advice would apply to north korea. connected to that, i am wondering in retrospect, to what respect eisenhower came close in his dealings with khrushchev to taking de gaulle's advice compared to kennedy. to be sure, eisenhower did let himself be pressured into having the visit to the united states by khrushchev and the summit in paris in 1960. he was worried. i don't think eisenhower produce -- produced the same impression on khrushchev as the bay of pigs and kennedy's behavior at the summit of vienna, which you did not take seriously. i think kennedy did strike khrushchev

it is more baa varian, strauss's desire, this was a european-centered approach with unintended consequences for moscow. they sew a proliferation of nuclear weapons within nato. they are angry. with the pen palleters which set the stage for khrushchev's decision making. they are talking about the details of berlin. i think ber let me know is really important. you know what, historians disagree that's part of the fun of our business. >> some what more narrower point. it sounds tim, if you are saying degull's advice would apply to north korea. and sort of connected to that, i'm wondering if retro spec eisenhower came close to taking degull's advice compared to kennedy. eisenhower let himself be pressured into having the visit to the united states by khrushchev and the sum are in paris in 1960. i don't think eisenhower produced the same at the bay of pigs and kennedy's behavior at the summit of vienna which you didn't take seriously. he did strike as a young man who might be pushed around in ways that eisenhower with all of his seniority and military background might not. >> i don't think you s

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nuclear weapons and to somehow tamp down -- it's more bavarian really than german desire -- a european centered approach which had unintended consequences with moscow. moscow saw a proliferation of nuclear weapons within nato. there i agree. in the pen pal letters that set the stage for khrushchev's risk taking in 1962, i think berlin is really important. you know what? historians disagree. that's part of the fun of our business. >> somewhat more narrower point, it sounds, tim, as if you're saying degall's advice would apply to north korea, and sort of connected to that, i'm wondering in retrospect to what extent eisenhower came close in his dealings with khrushchev to taking degall's advice, compared to kennedy. to be sure, eisenhower did let himself be pressured into having the visit to the united states by khrushchev, and the summit in paris in april 1960 because he was worried. but i don't think eisenhower produced the same impression on khrushchev as the bay of pigs and kennedy's behavior at the summit in vienna, which you didn't take all that seriously. that is, i think kennedy did strike

important european politicians came today to berlin to talk to the chance of the european policy is such on the at the center of the coalition deal that was agreed here in berlin and for many politicians and party members here in germany this deal is obviously a yeah a loveless marriage if you will i mean do you do germans even like it. on the one hand i do believe that many are relieved about the fact that there is a nice to coalition deal in place the elections were held in september so germany has not had a new stable government for over four months and that has come with a lot of uncertainty uncertainty that many germans have certainly felt so on the one hundred you can say that there's a certain relief here in germany but there has been criticism especially by those who believe that the deal does not go far enough or that it knocks the tails on the has also been criticism even within the parties themselves let's have a look at what some see you conservative members think about the deal that was agreed to here and. it was not exactly her moment of glory but the waiting was finally over german chancellor

and chinese markets closed, european trading will take center stage today.tudentmore is a former to who could be the vp over at the ecb. he joins us. let's talk about the yen. has that trade run out of steam? look like it has run out of steam. it was very stretched last week with the options market and there is a general feeling. the boj has made clear they are not happy with these moves. if it does go much further, a threat they may take action more than making statements. i am not sure we will see the yen weaken here. there is a lack of believe in that the boj can six -- significantly weaken the yen. faith that lost easing will do more even though kuroda has been reaffirmed as part of the boj and the fact they have recommitted themselves to be very aggressive to asian policy. no one cares in terms of wanting to sell the yen right now. guy: we have got lighter volume's today with a bunch of holidays to factor around the world. what will drive investors? are we sitting back today and watching the ball go by? what is going on? there is asure today lot of admi

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none of brexit, but the future of the european union. china centerat would allow president xi to will beyond 2023. constitutional provision borrowing two executive terms, but the come in is party's committee says they want to change that. asia correspondent joins us. good evening and thank you for staying late. when you look at the timing of this and the market reaction, it was pretty muted. for the markets expecting this? -- were the markets expecting this? jinping,ms of xi consolidating his power in china for some time now, we at the october, aess in meeting that ran for several hours, leaving little doubt that he was in control. to that extent, the markets took it in stride, but nonetheless, a significant move and raises longer-term questions about the direction china is heading in. and raises questions about policy direction and a lot of uncertainty. at the very least, it is unclear who will be leading china beyond 2023. and it rolls back some of the reforms over the last two years. longer-term, it is a significant question mark. francine: what d

go to disco the methodical brooder both teams have european ambitions but shocker same to take the more seriously than home. come on from code center with the first shot on target all of the common saves. but from the resulting corner after a session of pinball to look at a head and heart. of the one after the eleven minutes shall cause supremacy in the aerial back to giving them the lady. of the shot the catch up the pressure just a few minutes later brylin below didn't take cuticles shot such the balance of the two million fold was it's of a fifty year with the raising emblem was clearly off. and julie disallowed the go i just season the lives of many could suggest go by rights. with almost half an hour don't remember the goodies go after all of the two of them sloppy defending keeping the wife. often on cuts and kevin ford should almost be credited with the assist that this one. can sell it was not was meant in a bad mood cause i was. shocked i stayed in control in the second half as well the defense gave themselves a well deserved in the seventy eight minutes and on the march who won back some of the time. the kardashian result

is there with the european close >> mike, european stocks mostly higher led by technology as we enter a week in which politics and central banks will take center address to the european parliament, ecb president mario draghi says they have yet to show signs of upward adjustment with politics, germany reacting to china's jili buying a 10% stake in daimler recollectors say the deal should not be used as a gateway to advance chinese policy interest. that stock down .2%. germany chancellor afrngela merl brought closer to a fourth year term the lowest level in a movement sticking with politics, italy's general election less than a week away. the polls show that it's unclear who will win the election. remzi leading the democratic party. he was the former prime minister and voters rejected changes to the constitution bett better lus xoeny is back and the youngest of all contenders is di maio the big topic of discussion is immigration and taxation ahead of that vote on sunday back to you. >> we'll be watching that all week thank you very much. >>> when we come back, social media giants still in hot water for fake accounts and fake news. how can the is

suggest go the methodical brooder both teams have european patients but shelters seem to take them more seriously than home. the line from close the center with the first shot on targets on the bomb and saves. but from the resulting kona after a session of kimball to look at a head and heart. of the one after the eleven minutes shall cause supremacy in the area back to giving them the lady. of the shelter cats up the pressure up and just a few minutes later the prelim blood thing to hear from shot such a bellman. will was it's have to be here when the raid group member was barely all saw and julie disallowed the show. the decision the left to many could just go by rights. with almost half an hour gone and all the goodies go off to all of the t.v. and sloppy defending keeping the wide. open on cuts in kevin ford should own by speak credited with the assistant this one the. and so it was not was maybe a bad mood katan. shaka stayed in control in the second half as well the defense gave themselves a well deserved in the seventy eight minutes from march who won back some of the time. of the cut a shot that given too much time and space for t

european model. look at what this system does. come in saturday night center of the storm to the south. enough cold air pushing in this changes to a brief dump of accumulating snow, saturday night into sunday morning. take a look at latest gfs. this has, this cyst em suppressed further south, mainly rain, clips south jersey and delaware and out to sea a lot up in the air. what we know timing is saturday night, we know it will be cold enough for snow if the system gets far enough north. we don't know exact storm track, does it stay to the south or further are north? if it is warm enough we could see mixing which will hold down amounts. we have to plan for possibility of accumulating snow across vast majority of the area saturday night, wake up sunday morning to fresh snow on the ground and then look we are back in the 60's next week. little bit of everything. it is amazing to talk about 65 n accumulating snow in the same sentence. >> but there we are. >> thanks, kate. >> spring training it is all here together. >> it is coming, spring's coming, spring training underway in clearwater we w

other european and western long western countries but i think that's the whole debate centers actually about the diplomatic and political dimension of the bill but we should focus more on how it will affect scholars how it will reflect affect the public debate on the holocaust in poland and also for our europe. there was honestly a bong from the ems from school for heritage and memory speaking with me earlier this is the news live from berlin still to come on the show a crusade against corruption in malta more than three months after the murder of an investigative journalist e.w. meets local residents continuing her fight. because officer now disappointing results out of a four germany's biggest bank that's true at least john prine the c.e.o. of dodger bank wants to paddle the message of recovery but for twenty seventeen dodge a bank reported losses of five hundred twelve million euros it's the third consecutive time in recent years that the bank's bottom line is in the red so what's going on at germany's biggest lender well for one got a major image problem just in the past days u.s.

this is the european close on "bloomberg markets." cracks are appearing in the center-right bloc. should be prime minister. an investment see you spoke with francine lacqua on "surveillance" today about the vote. she asked how it will impact ecb bond buying. theell in a way, remember issue is that inside the ecb, the only true risk of the monetary system is whether italy has to think about leaving the eu. first of all, it's unconstitutional, so you cannot even have a referendum. you need to change the constitution first. italy try to change the constitution and it failed. so secondly if you are to take a 130 business pointspread, you multiply that by seven and that makes about 9%. you assume the potential euro devaluation equal to 40, but he -- 25% calculated from the back of the envelope of italy leaving the euro. consider the parts that want to stay in the euro, but the 25% probability is very high when one party does not want to even discuss it and say we are 100% and it. the spread has upside, meaning it could tighten further simply because it is for the euro. francine: you ar

but also about broader position of poland fees of the other european and western long western countries but i think that the whole debate centers actually about the diplomatic and political dimension of the bill but we should focus more on how it will affect scholars how it will reflect affect public debate on the holocaust in poland and also for out europe ok you mentioned two things there the u.s. state department and discussing the holocaust your state department is saying this polish law will affect free speech and and research into dollar houses where you do see that that's only because you are to go to a scientific and a to stick practice are exempt from from being investigated. in relation to the bill but we should ask ourselves what happens with dissemination and bringing the research into why they're public what happens with holocaust survivor steps to monies when they actually referred to violence perpetrated by the poles ok so that's an issue for you but the but there has been an expression by by both the polish and his. really prime ministers to have a diplomatic dialogue about this do you think that could help smoo

in frankfurt in the financial center of the euro zone are discussing why we have to learn from the u.s. treasury about those allegations against. and whether the european central bank was acting too cautiously their current bills and with the analysis from frank that thailand's economy grew three point nine percent last year fueled by an increase in exports of machinery computers and cars it's the strongest growth in five years and while the tourism industry remains critically important exports now make up two thirds of the economy because we can sometimes dubbed the detroit of the east into the presence of several foreign automakers like ford toyota and honda and also houses petrochemical and electronics companies growth this year is forecast to top four percent although a lot of economic indicators point to the recovery waning from now on let's pull in our asia correspondent andrea hange to get an idea of the outlook andrea. is this is good as it gets fertile and it could be been if thailand doesn't receive any private investment that it severely lacking at the moment i'll focus numbers up pointing to growth at below four percent four percent from tw

it is really the center of the european--the eurozone, the european common market. so in a relatively successful capitalist economy, the critique of capitalism has a very big resonance in a very large part of the society, and the resonance is magnified because of german law. and let me say a word about that, too. again, for american audiences, very important. under german law, every political party that gets more than 5% % of the vote gegets two things. one, you get seats in parliament. they do not have the american system of winner-take-all. if the republicans get 51% and ththe democrats get 49%, the republicans get it and vvice versa. all european n countries have what's called proportional representation. you get as many seats in the parliament as you get percentage vote in the popopulation. the e idea is if % of the people believe whwhat you believe as a party you should not just be able to run, but you should be able to participate in the e making the laws. othwiwise, thosose people aren't represented.d. it's a kid of idea of, i don't know, democracy. [laughter

answer session at the moment with chancellor hume cause of harvard university of the european commission the call centerstage of your plan to bring us to here in just about twice the question with lots of very productive from constructive proposals on security cooperation between the european union and britain. my question to you is the standard linkage between that and all the other conditions that you yourself and the european union formulated for britain to take part in some. in the economic union earth or in the economic market. thus that change the situation with regard to your conditions of the future relationship between. britain and europe. with your vision. because then you see president jiang. gabriele this morning in his speech. highlighted that according to this opinion the e.u. . should not only react not usually to the chinese attempts one wrote to conduct the one belt one vote project in order to create a new china centric world order but instead be proactive and create connectivity and links and export that the young. eastern europe into central asia. and that would in a should include e

well polls also show the center left parties including the current ruling one are likely to struggle at the election however it is junior minister for european affairs sandra gold see believes the large amount of undecided voters means the outcomes not set in stone. there are for me yes for media every day yes we say that they would go to go to the woods of course. they have to make up their mind and that is why both of our not reliable because. if we depend on the movement on the electorate give your all this for me don't people and also there are people who have abstaining the last in our elections who are saying they would have stayed in and the duty of all the political forces in this week the best way. possible of voters to go to the polls because these are elections they need that would be very important for italy for our physician the in the european union and they see that they are also very important for the possibility to relaunch their european union we serve. russia's astley's received a hero's welcome back home after the end of the winter olympics that story and more coming up. russia's been reaching out for decades for years do

their promises well polls also show the center left parties including the current ruling one are likely to struggle the election however junior minister for european affairs the believes the large amount of undecided voters means the outcomes not set in stone. there are four million of it and yes for media every day yes we say that they would go to vote they would suppose valve that they had steve to make up their mind and that is why the opinion polls of us now are not reliable because. we depend on the movement on the electoral behavior of these four million people and also there are people who have abstaining that as in our elections who are saying they would have stayed and this is the duty of all the political forces in this week to perswade they are possible of voters to go to the polls because these are national sinitta would be very important for. for our positioning in the european union and i think that they are also very important for the possibility to relaunch their european union hisself. russia's athletes receive a hero's welcome back home off to the end of the winter olympics that story coming up. are you confused by washington syr

center in one of the eleven host cities. have invited our colleagues so they can share with us the methods used to european football or this workshop aimed at countering and preventing terror threats these stadiums built for that certain amount have been designed in accordance with all security requirements supplied by the union of european football associations as well as russia security here is very good for all experts who were present in russia during the confederations cup last year have noted that we had the highest level of security for. keeping the sporting thing to russian being stripped of their olympic bronze medals in curling by the court of arbitration for sport after one of them tested positive for a bond substance at least a tranquil has the latest there from south korea where the winter games are going. so cas is officially saying that the first ever russian medal in curling that was won by the o. a are mixed deal will now have to be taken away from them the announcement comes just about fifteen hours after alexander crucial lead ski who's both doping test samples turned out to be positive formal dhoni chose not to

european cities of already announced bans and other measures. in london authorities are tackling pollution with a financial disincentive owners of the dirtiest vehicles now have to pay over ten pounds to drive in the city center based on top of the ready existing congestion charge. and it's a part of a package of measures retrofitting the most basic buses for their buses so they're cleaner was stopped by diesel buses only hard braking electric and a hard and double decker buses to sit in the diesel taxis were encouraging them give them assistance to move from diesel to charges were increasing the amount of money we spend on public transport but also walk it and cycling in spain's capital madrid they've taken a different approach but pollution levels get too high half of car owners are forced to leave their vehicles of home whether or not you can go on the road depends on the number on your license place similar temporary fans have also been introduced in rome milan and paris. over in the boat gary in capitals of fia when levels of particulates matter exceeded the legal limit for several days at the end of january the city responded by slashing the cost of day take it's for public transport. and in germany law

. >> in the coming year, let me state first the continent's center of gravity appears to be shifting to france where macron european and global challenges. results of the recent german election i think enforce that assessment. second, recent efforts by some governments in central and easte eastern europe to undermine judicial independence and parliamentary oversight and increase government control over public media are weakening the rules of law. these steps would presage further democratic decline and opportunities for chinese and russian influence. there are many more topics i could discuss, i haven't even got on the the western hemisphere or africa but i would like to close with the discussion of one additional threat this one internal and somewhat personal. i'm concerned that our increasing fractious political process, particularly with respect to federal spending is threatening our ability to properly defend our nation both in the short term and especially in the long term. the failure to address our long-term fiscal situation has increased the national debt to over $20 trillion and growing. this represents a

promises the polls also show the center left parties including the current ruling one are likely to struggle election however sundra goes into these junior minister for european affairs under member of the ruling democratic party believes that the large amount of undecided voters means that the outcome is not set in stone. there are four million of it and yes four media every day years who say that they would go to wall to the woods of course. they have to make up their mind and that is why the opinion polls of far are not reliable because. if we depend on the movement on the electorate gave you all these four million people and also there are people who are abstaining that are in our elections who are saying they would have stayed and it is the duty of all the political forces in this week to first weigh the. number possible of voters to go to the polls because these are elections they need would be very important for. for our positioning in the european union and they see that they are also very important for the possibility to relaunch their european union. winter olympics in south korea have finished with norway topping the medals table olympic athletes f

promises well polls also do show the center left parties including the current ruling one are likely to struggle the election however sandra goes the junior minister for european affairs and a member of the ruling democratic party believes the large amount of undecided voters means that the outcome is not set in stone. there are for me and yes for me to every day yes i would say that they would go to gold they would go to the polls that they had been to make up their mind and that is why both of files are not very liable because they are if we depend on the movement don't be like drug a view of all these for me don't people and also there are people who have abstaining that as an internationalist was saying they without thinking and these. are full of the political forces in this week at the first wave that. are possible voters to go to the polls because these are national sinitta would be very important for that he said for office he should be in the european union and i think that they are also very important for the possibility that the result which they european union. you watching our international celebrity this sathanas is the unaccompanied refugee chil

do show that the center left center left parties including the current ruling one are likely to struggle election however sandra goes the sleaze junior minister for european affairs and a member of the ruling democratic party believes the large amount of undecided voters means the outcome is not set in stone. there are for me and yes for me to every day yes will say that they would go to vote they would go to the polls that they had to make up their mind and that is why their opinion polls of five thousand are not very reliable because. if we depend on the movement on the electoral behavior all these for me don't people and also there are people who have abstaining that as an internationalist was saying they would have stayed and this is the duty i think of all of the political forces in this week to perswade the day i asked number possible of voters to go to the polls because these are national sinitta would be very important for that he said for office he should be in the european union i think that they're also very important for the possibility that the result which they european. watching r.t. will have after the break. when lawmakers manufacture con