said that she handed over to personal photos of them to the investigators and hashim president everyone is continuing to put pressure as that information is released on saudi on the u.s. for information for accountability in either countries responding to that pressure . what is keeping up the pressure for for a reason now he's talking more about king said moment i believe these things that he trusts him but he wants him to come forward and tell the world who gave the order to kill. the whereabouts of his remains and i think the reason why i was seeing them putting more pressure is because they have been disappointed with the corporation of the god from the prosecutors are owed. crucial events happening in the upcoming days first of all there's this meeting between president and president trump on the tenth of november in paris there's the midterm elections in the u.s. and the turkish government has been voicing concerns the americans could be using their leverage to pave the way for a cover up for the saudis and i think it's just after that meeting with the president trump that we're g

zain a thanks very much my colleague is at the prosecutor's office here in istanbul hashim the investigationand the relationship that it's built on seems to be going no place where you all are they still reaching out to the saudis are they still saying look we can work with you. the answer to that peter is no the corporation has hit a snag the turkish prosecutor found. that he was expecting his counterpart the chief prosecutor said. when he was here in istanbul or to deliver on the promises made by the turkish by the saudi government when it comes to prosecute the eighteen suspects detained by saudi arabia but also deliver some crucial information about the identity of the local collaborator and who gave the order to kill. the authorities here say that each time they were asking the sardi prosecutor those questions hoping for some sense of clarity here was the basis saying sometimes i don't have any information about this or no and then of the end of his trip here his vital turkish investigators to travel to society arabia and talk to their counterparts there about all the details there was

those first world war commemorations and we know that the leaders have been meeting with each other hashim and perhaps most recently a meeting between the turkish president and u.s. president donald trump what do we know about what might have taken place. money on the you know and and most of the world leaders have left the venue was quite interesting that moment when the. turkish media started to receive the pictures from the meeting between trump who was sitting next to president. and also president and merkel of germany they were basically around the same table you can see those pictures of quartile looks like a cordial meeting both trump smiling and shaking hands then we don't know exactly what was the meeting about whether they had a chance to talk about some of those crucial things like the. sea and the strained relations between turkey and the united states of america but i think this is something that the murder of customers is definitely going to be topping the agenda although that meeting was a brief one president at of time before leaving and carla made it clear that he shared a

therefore we want him to tell us who gave the order to kill him and where are the his remains and hashim what should we expect next then from the turkish government. well as far as the turkish government is concerned they seem to have pretty much no monitoring what happens in the midterm elections in the u.s. and then the upcoming meeting between president. and president from in paris on the tenth of november and i think there would largely decide work will happen next because so far the turkish government seems to be concerned the u.s. is using its leverage to try to pave the way for a cover up in the case of the. they say they're concerned the americans are trying to provide significant assistance to crown prince mohammed bin salmen to come out of this particular crisis but if they get strong indications in the near future that the international community is moving towards putting more political pressure against saudi arabia i think that would be the moment where we see also the turkish government. moving ahead with the political question finally actually the saudis have been the turki

of their life from istanbul hashim thank you. at least two people have been killed in attacks on camps for displaced people in central african republic where than ten thousand people have been forced to take refuge in a hospital compound after fighting broke out near the border with chad doctors without borders has posted pictures which appear to show camps completely burned to the ground car has been in crisis for the last five years with more than seven hundred five i was and people being displaced when twenty thirteen and many new slim repl rebel alliance called select says' power in the capital forcing president francois fools easy to flee now armed christian groups called the empty block of then rules to confront to lose them fight as thousands were killed and displaced in the subsequent violence but just a few months later the selec alliance fell apart splintering into several groups and interim government took power in twenty fourteen but failed to stop the spiraling bloodshed two years later forced an arsonist to a day or

i don't google hashim about this last of that so i think about it it was a speech for in-state miss falkner looked at in a box and it lies to the door it's like this link to an image that i said it was a part of i meant that this is the us. but that was the past right. if we visited gender sensitive kindergarten or the building blocks and dolls are consciously mixed together so all nice and progressive not all clothes and even toys have never been so clearly divided into blue for boys in pink for girls. it's not like we're born with a pink gene of course that has now only been invented pink is a color that's great it has signal strength all babies are crawling towards it but boys learn very quickly that this color is not for them it's nonsense to think it's genetic but we are of course promoting it because we have established structures in our society that have worked well. for me it's how i. hear. the problem is of course not that the choice for girls are pink but that they are never playing for boys that means boys can't play with anything pink what's cute what has to do with now polish o

it says it will be released once the investigation is finished with the latest from istanbul his hashim. more than a month since he was killed. body has yet to be found and there are more questions about his murder but turkish authorities have increased the pressure on the saudi government by slowly leaking vital information according to turkish sources cia director general hospital was briefed on the murder and had access to crucial evidence suggesting the order came from the highest levels of the saudi government riyadh insists no member of the ruling royal family had a role in his death but during his visit to istanbul last month sunday chief prosecutor. reportedly told turkish authorities that the king was willing to pay blood money to hush up his family and fiance he also said he had no idea about the whereabouts of the slain journalist body. and as the investigation continues turkey's foreign minister. says his country has more information wants to give a name and nobody can stop him to do that so we emphasize in the article that the instruction didn't come from king solomon but i

s murder hashim how butter is live for us in paris let's go to him. now so adam why what are we expecting there over the coming hours. has been standing outside the museum. that's the venue where world leaders will be having dinner tonight on the sidelines of the one hundredth commemoration of the and of the first world war it's one would wonder whether in such an event global geopolitical issues but prevail over others but on the contrary what happened is that right at the beginning when president manuel mccrum met with the u.s. president donald trump they spoke about the murder of the expressed concerns about . the ramifications of the crisis further destabilizing the region of the office said saudi arabia should deliver more details about the case tonight or maybe early morning tomorrow expecting of this meeting between president of the abdullah and u.s. president john all trump and the turkish president is hoping to rally international support and further isolate saudi arabia at least from a turkish perspective they would like to sorry to say who

ok thank you for that update that's hashim a whole bar outside of course the saudi consulate in istanbul outside of what hashem told us if you're looking for the latest updates on jamal khashoggi we've got them at al-jazeera dot com this should be your first part stop when you want to find out what is happening on the story combines all our resources across the al-jazeera network. sister channel al-jazeera arabic on the on line this remains a very very important story and on that note tomorrow friday november second we have a special broadcast to mark one month since the death and disappearance live from istanbul twelve hundred hours g.m.t. hosted by pay to w.v. quickly live link on the front page of al-jazeera dot com you can see the broadcast schedule in your time zone and just a comment i've had here from engine later on facebook who just said where is the body and that is that is the question is and as we say one month now remember that one month since this happened and jamal khashoggi is friends and family still do not have a body to bury so much more coming in that special with pay

that be the saudis change their narrative and then finally admit it was a premeditated killing and hashim up what do you think we can expect next from the turkish government. to apologize we seem to have lost contact there with our correspondent who was live there from up for us in istanbul from just outside the saudi consulate. now more than ten thousand people have taken refuge in a hospital compound in central african republic after fighting near the northern border with chad at least two people were killed in attacks on camps for people already displaced by violence doctors without borders has posted pictures which appear to show camps completely burned to the ground c.a.r. has been in crisis for the last five years with more than seven hundred thousand people displaced another half a million people have left the country well in twenty thirteen a mainly muslim rebel alliance called select to seize power in the capital forcing president francois boozy to flee the arm christian groups called the empty block of engels to confront them lose them fight his hundreds were killed and thousand

hashim. outside the consulate in istanbul thank you our guest joining us now belinda liza who is the director of the turkey project at the center for strategic and international studies he's on skype from washington d.c. this saturday thank you for your time sir tell me your thoughts on president earlier one's position at the moment as i was saying to hashem there he is in a you could say a position of strength he said i'm going to feed this information out over a period of time do you think this is a good strong strategy for him. well i would say the fact that he wrote an op ed for the washington post shows that putting pressure on the trumpet ministration . is a way of putting pressure on the highest level subscribe to government as a pretty which identified in the op ed as being responsible for the murtha create the air is to get the trumpet ministration to do what it has not been willing to do so which is you know to actually take measures itself to put sanctions and it's even identify th

in front of that saudi consulate in istanbul hashim what do you make of the way the president is doing this as we keep pointing out one month after the murder happened and he just keeps putting a bit more pressure on almost on a daily basis. indeed command and each time he's addressing king solomon out there as he's saying that he trusts in his trusts him and what he wants him to tell the world who gave the order to kill. over the last few days when the son of the chief prosecutor sir was here there were hopes among in the turkish government that surge would be able to build bridges with his turkish counterpart come together tell the turkish investigators few details particularly about the testimonies of the eighteen suspects detained in saudi arabia who gave the order to kill and then the whereabouts of his remains he left without giving them clarity about those issues this explains why the turkish government now is frustrated disappointed but at the same time of the orphans of a while ago the turkish deputy head of the ruling party said that's being sentiment as the leader of the sau