i.d.p. and refugee camps such as unwell for example supports their local have structures as well so it's camps i. still can't buy. his love most thank you very much for talking with was the aid worker again speaking to us from northeastern syria thank you. you're watching t w news still to come women take their seats at a men's international football match in the red for the 1st time in almost 40 years we look at their victory both on and off the field. here is president donald trump has held his 1st rally since democrats began impeachment proceedings over his dealings with ukraine 2 weeks ago in minneapolis he lashed out at democrats saying they were trying to destroy democracy and calling their investigation quote a partisan witch hunt he said their attempt to remove him from office would backfire thursday's rally was the 1st of 3 ayman aimed at motivating his base over the next 8 days. for environmental campaigners their forests of balm in west africa are a weapon in the fight against cli

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suffering and provoke further displacements which will further increase the number of refugees and i.d.p.'s in syria and in the region turkish president wretched type of on send his own warning. what we need to pay your opinion. pull yourself together. i say it again if you try to label this operation an invasion. it's very simple we will open the gates and send 3600000 refugees your way. kuchma to do it all to new york new to the juice is there a groom noted i. heard yvonne has allies in syria these are the fighters from the free syrian army and the kurdish militia being sent in to claim captured territory. but turkey is in the driver's seat. and let's go to the correspondent yulia han she is in the turkish town of color close to the syrian border hi yulia what's been happening where you are. well turkish warplanes and artillery have continued to hit the area right behind me today as they're trying to push deeper into northeast syria now we're about 5 kilometers away from the border on the turkish side and we heard the turkish artillery pounding targets inside syria we also saw helicopt

suffering and provoke further displacements which will further increase the number of refugees and i.d.p.'s in syria and in the region. unilateral military action on his part threatens the progress achieved by the global coalition against diane. it will undermine the security of the coalition's local partners including the syrian democratic forces and risks protracted instability in northeast syria providing for ground for the resurgence of dyess which remains a significant threat to regional international and european security. it is unlikely that a so-called safe zone in northeast syria as envisaged by turkey would satisfy international criteria for refugee return as laid down by you and h.c.r. . we maintain our position that refugee and i did he returns to the places of origin must be safe voluntary and dignified when conditions allow. any attempt at demographic change would be unacceptable. we want to be clear that the e.u. will not provide stabilization or development assistance in areas where the rights of local populations are ignored. turkey is a key part of the european union a

suffering and provoke further displacements which will further increase the number of refugees and i.d.p.'s in syria and in the region turkish president red chip time out of on send his own warning. a european union. pull yourself together. i say to gain if you try to label this operation an invasion. it's very simple we will open the gates and send 3600000 refugees your way. to do it all time you'll move to says that i go in there to i. heard yvonne has allies in syria these are the fighters from the free syrian army an anti kurdish militia being sent in to claim captured territory. but turkey is in the driver's seat. for more now we're joined by carlo he's the director of the center for intelligence and security studies at the university munich and he joins us from bill felt welcome professor of europe and the u.s. are acting surprised that out of one's army is moving so aggressively against the kurds in northeastern syria but was there ever any doubt about the kurds the turkish president's intentions and that the removal of u.s. troops would an able this offensive. no there was never

civilian population that is causing massive suffering among the civilian population inside syria massive i.d.p.'s internally displaced population is living in dire circumstances surely this cannot be the way on the flusher syria expert. from titian thank you for coming in thank you so much. want to tell you now about some of the stories making news around the world. chile has announced it has canceled 2 major international summits as unrest continues across the country december's global climate change conference in the asia pacific summit scheduled for november will not go ahead at least 20 people have died in the violence anti-government protests that have rocked chile for several weeks. facebook says it has suspended 3 russian accounts that were attempting to interfere in the politics of 8 african countries the announcement comes on the same day that facebook agreed to pay a $500000.00 pounds fine in the u.k. related to an investigation into the use of data analytics for political purposes facebook did not admit any liability. police in cape town have arrested about 100 protesters while disp

integrity and stability of syria and the return of the syrian refugees to these places who defined as i.d.p.'s and the solomon job has more now from chocolate that's near the turkish syrian border. as the foreign ministers of turkey and germany met it was an exercise to talk to each other rather than talking at each other from a distance both sides declared their positions the european union and germany saying that it is concerned about the territorial integrity of syria about forcible returns of refugees about the security situation on its border areas turkey insisting that its european allies are not standing behind it when it needs them the most because it wants them to continue helping them helping turkey rather to continue its face on the syrian border inside syrian territory where it's going after p.k. k. terrorists according to the turkish president and the turkish government which is a designated terrorist organization by the european union and there are humanitarian concerns by its european allies so it was a situation where both sides came together and stated their points of view

civilian population that is causing massive suffering among the civilian population as syria a mass of i.d.p.'s internally displaced population living in dire circumstances surely this cannot be the way to on a flasher syria expert at the foundation thank you for coming in. the report of a public inquiry into the grenfell tower fire in london has said the emergency response has serious shortcomings 72 people died in the fire more than 2 years ago also this report only covers the emergency response which the judge led inquiries says had systemic failures and was gravely inadequate a lot of our london correspondent mass has this report needed to be. run felt inflamed use the fire lost it all night people jumped out of the windows in a desperate attempt to feed the blaze joe delaney live by in film to talk he said the firemen couldn't get in because their key didn't fit and they seemed overwhelmed. because. you could just see the very thought. so they all sort of paul did not want and some of them went in even without breathing apparatus. breathing apparatus some of them didn't have helmets so

suffering and provoke further displacements which will further increase the number of refugees and i.d.p.'s in syria and in the region turkish president red chip type of on send his own warning. to pay european union. pull yourself together. i say it again if you try to label this operation an invasion. it's very simple we will open the gates and send 3600000 refugees your way. good good all tim you know did you see that i grew little. heard of on house are lies and syria these are the fighters from the free syrian army an anti kurdish militia being sent in to claim captured territory. but turkey is in the driver's seat. and we can speak now to our correspondent yulia han she is in the turkish town of course to the close of the syrian border she joins us now hi yulia tell us what you've been seeing and hearing where you are. well we're about 5 kilometers away from the syrian border which is to this direction over there and the turkish military continues today to hit targets over there actually it's the turkish artillery firing from right behind me over there we can clearly and loudly hea

suffering and provoke further displacements which will further increase the number of refugees and i.d.p.'s in syria and in the region turkish president red chip type of on sent his own warning. what we needed a european union. pull yourself together. i say it again if you try to label this operation an invasion. it's very simple we will open the gates and send 3600000 refugees your way. pretty good all time you'll move to jesus is the regular unleaded i was up. by yvonne has allies in syria these are the fighters from the free syrian army an anti kurdish militia being sent in to claim captured territory. but turkey is in the driver's seat. and just reminder the top story we're following for you here today on d w news the ethiopian prime minister. has won the 2019 nobel peace prize the norwegian nobel committee said it was in recognition of his initiative to resolve the border conflict with neighboring. 2 countries restored relations in july of last year after many years of hostility. there watching d.w. news live from berlin coming up next we have a documentary documentary film for wome

suffering and provoke further displacements which will further increase the number of refugees and i.d.p.'s in syria and in the region. there's africa's former president jacob zuma has lost an attempt to have corruption charges against him thrown out i thought judges ruled he should stand trial over allegations that he accepted bribes from a french weapons company his lawyers argued the case was politically motivated more than a 1000000 people in california are without power after the state cut electricity to try to prevent wildfires utility company announce a deliberate outage to avoid a repeat of last year's plains is those are the headlines the stream is next. philippines president deterred she says he's cracking down on the communist insurgency ringback but some fear it's a deadly campaign to silence his critics as the death toll rises 11 east investigates deter today's new al-jazeera. i have for me ok. here in the stream today getting justice for victims of syrian war crimes we will look at how european prosecutors in germany and other countries are building cases against suspected

potential prison riots a lot of we've been hearing a lot of prisoners in isis the tension centers or i.d.p. camps have been escaping the camps we expect more and more of them but also i think one thing that is quite important and that is often overlooked is the act of isis cells in these areas which are usually under reported people assume that isis has been defeated territorially has no presence or influence over these areas but we've been seeing increased attacks against mainly arabs working with the white b.g. but also targeting of the institutions operating trying to create this the playstation. if and i think we're moving in that direction unfortunately if there would be a free for all you to be a race for power for controlling the area it is expected that these cells would take advantage of the security vacuum in the void. and target like increased their attacks in turkey has been very clear and understanding between the ip g. and the mosque this would entail protecting the y.p. g. is not something that is going to stop turkey from advancing. turkey's objective from this operation is

integrity and stability of syria and the return of the syrian refugees to these places who defined as i.d.p.'s. let's get more on all of this mel we're joined by our correspondent osama bin job of his life for us and that's near the turkish syrian border to his operations where you seem to have created a rift with us you see you allies wow was that addressed in the meeting between the foreign ministers. well is this is something that we've been expecting that it was more of a build building bridges mending ties between the european union and ended up in the lead up to this meeting seeing statements from various corners which are not which of anger. because turkey's thinks that the european union and its allies in nato are not standing beside it when it needs them the most turkey insists that it is carrying out an operation against what it calls terrorists a group called the p.k. k. the kurdish workers because down workers' party which it says is carrying has carried out attacks and is a designated terrorist organization by the european union has been we heard from the german foreign ministe

there are these the capacity at least cities is also limited already there opening the schools as i.d.p.'s centers all the pick spaces mosques to host old posts people but this this can't be sustained for long you know those people need to be in their houses they need to go back to their terrace to their farms and . they're not there not to i do supporters that's important to emphasize they live under the defacto control of few idea if they're not all the necessary if you id supporter or sympathizer most speak to many of them said who told them these are kurdish families to help mainly kurdish families and see who told them that we actually do sympathize with them but they're the fact the powers some do sympathize and they have a cause they have a project and we disagree with it and i think they are partially guilty but norm deserves to be treated like this if they're punishing the all area and tourists in civilians you say that you have been in touch with many families who are already leaving i think one of you is speaking to some people from wrestling now once they leave the area you

potential prison riots a lot of we've been hearing a lot of prisoners and i say the tension centers are i.d.p. camps have been escaping the camps we expect more and more of them but also i think one thing that is quite important and that is often overlooked is the act of ice shelves in these areas which are usually under reported people assume that isis has been defeated territorially has no presence or influence over these areas but we've been seeing increased attacks against mainly arabs working with the white p.g. but also targeting of the institutions operating trying to create this the play station. if and i think we're moving in that direction unfortunately if there would be a free for all you to be a race for power for controlling the area it is expected that these cells would take advantage of the security vacuum in the void. and tarred by increased their attacks all right so we'll leave it there we thank you very much for speaking to us from burns thank you something's going. well spain's top court has sentenced 9 catalan separatist leaders to prison over their role in the region's f

suffering and provoke further displacements which will further increase the number of refugees and i.d.p.'s in syria and in the region. for the turkish president try to tie bedouin has dismissed international criticism he's due to meet the nato secretary general yan stoltenberg a little bit later on today that's friday that has the latest from the turkey syria border and a warning his report does contain the 70 images. the injured girl lies in hospital one of her legs missing her family overcome with grief the human cost of turkey's military incursion into north eastern syria. turkish air strikes and artillery a targeting the defenses of the kurdish led syrian democratic forces on some fronts turkish soldiers and their local allies the opposition syrian national army pushed a few kilometers south capturing a number of villages. despite being outgunned and outmanned by the 2nd largest army in nato the kurdish led s.d.s. falsies are resisting. that there are civilian casualties on the turkish the border to. the government says a number of people including this 9 month old baby were killed

the number of i.d.p.'s a number of people needing humanitarian aid the number of people who are fleeing this area reaches 200002 minutes here in situation just. this is very very worried we are still very concerned about the old implications of this offensive humanitarian views the a lot of people on the run. and i'm not a concern he's also about. possible resurgence the fact that apparently some prisoners have been able to escape so all this is absolutely very concerning and so that's why d.e.u. members of the council if called for this meeting to because things are really evolving very rapidly on the ground as you know. some interesting developments just as this meeting moves behind closed doors from western sahara to syria and that's the u.s. ambassador kelly craft has actually left the area and headed away whether that's for some discussions quality with some of her colleagues and she'll be returning or whether she's not saying staying for the syria agenda isn't clear certainly when they discussed this

integrity and stability of syria and the return of the syrian refugees to these places who are defined as i.d.p.'s some of the from the border between turkey and syria. as the foreign ministers of turkey and germany met it was an exercise to talk to each other rather than talking at each other from a distance both sides declared their positions the european union and germany saying that it is concerned about the territorial integrity off syria about forcible returns of refugees about the security situation on its border areas turkey insisting that its european allies are not standing behind it when it needs them the most because it wants them to continue helping them helping turkey rather to continue its face on the syrian border inside syrian territory where it's going after p.k. k. terrorists according to the turkish president and the turkish government which is a designated terrorist organization by the european union and there are humanitarian concerns by its european allies so it was a situation where both sides came together and stated their points of view to try to understand and build b

suffering and provoke further displacements which will further increase the number of refugees and i.d.p.'s in syria and in the region. well the turkish president on his safe dismissed international criticism criticism he's due to meet the needs is actually general later today that's friday that has the latest there from the turkey syria border i want to his report does contain some disturbing images. of. the injured girl lies in hospital one of her legs missing her family overcome with grief the human cost of turkey's military incursion into north eastern syria. turkish air strikes and artillery a targeting the defenses of the kurdish led syrian democratic forces on some fronts turkish soldiers and their local allies the opposition syrian national army pushed a few kilometers south capturing a number of villages despite being outgunned and outmanned by the 2nd largest army in nato the kurdish led s.t.'s forces are resisting. that there are civilian casualties on the turkish society the border to. the government says a number of people including this 9 month old baby were killed by s.d.f

integrity and stability of syria and the return of the syrian refugees to these places who are defined as i.d.p.'s as i'm a binge of aid has more hamas akali near the border between turkey and syria. as the foreign ministers of turkey and germany met it was an exercise to talk to each other rather than talking at each other from a distance both sides declared their positions the european union and germany saying that it is concerned about the territorial integrity off syria about forcible returns of refugees about the security situation on its border areas turkey insisting that its european allies are not standing behind it when it needs them the most because it wants them to continue helping them helping turkey rather to continue its face on the syrian border inside syrian territory where it's going after p.k. k. terrorists according to the turkish president and the turkish government which is a designated terrorist organization by the european union and there are humanitarian concerns by its european allies so it was a situation where both sides came together and stated their points of view t