he wanders through istanbul like a tourist.if he just barely misses a train, he patiently waits for the next one. brent: as they say, it is a dog's life. you are watching "dw news." here is a reminder of the top stories. a suicide bombing at a shiite mosque in the northern afghan city has left dozens dead, scores wounded. the blast occurred during friday prayers of the worst attacks since foreign troops left the country. so-called islamic state k has claimed responsibility. this year's nobel peace prize has been given to two independent journalists, one from the philippines, and one from russia. both run news outlets that hold their governments to account. the norwegian nobel committee said that prizes a statement of support for free speech everywhere. this "dw news." after a short break, i would take you through the "the day." tonight, the power of the pen versus the bullies on their swords. we will be right back. ♪ [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and acc

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as one of istanbul's ferries launches, a four-legged passenger quickly boards with commuters. for the ride, passengers recognize him as “boji,” a street dog who seems to enjoy riding public transit. >> ( translated ): two months ago, we noticed a dog trying to use our trams, our metros, our trains. he knows where to go. he knows where to get out. so, it was quite interesting, and we had started to follow him, and it was a really interesting pattern. it's something like he knows where to go and he has a purpose. >> sreenivasan: istanbul transit officials track boji with a microchip and say he visits at least 29 metro stations and travels up to 18 miles on a regular weekday. >> ( translated ): no, i didn't expect to see him. i w him on the intert previously. it was nice running into him. >> sreenivasan: “boji” is the turkish word for the undercarriage of a train. he has been spotted on the subway, historic trams and ferries alike. >> ( translated ): you know what, i just watched him on youtube two hours ago and now i ran into him here. it's such a surprise. >> sreenivasan: becom

she was a self-confident young woman from istanbul.she trained as a seamstress is and was eager to see the world. >> [speaking foreign language] translator: i am a bit of an adventurous person, and i had already learned to do a lot of things at home. my family was pretty relaxed and let us do everything. i am a bit of anarchist relate. -- anarchist, really. correspondent: she was one of the first turkish women who came to berlin after the recruitment agreement. >> so that is the departure. correspondent: she came from istanbul to berlin by train. it took three days into nights. she worked alongside a few dozen other young women from istanbul doing work at a big german electric goods company here they all live together in a dormitory. >> [speaking foreign language] translator: yeah, those are all the dormitory women. we worked at a company and spent the evenings in a dormitory. this is new year's eve. correspondent: she h little to no contact with germans back then. she did n speak german. neither did the others. integration was anythin

then i came by myself to istanbul, then hungary, then paris. yes, i paid. he took my passport and after three days, he brought my passport, visa, ticket — everything. most of the people i've met here have made contact with a people smuggler within a couple of weeks. some even made it to the uk in that time. hamid had been here a week when we met. he'd just started looking. three days after our interview, i get a message on my phone. hi, lucy. last night i tried by boat — 75 people from dunkirk — but before we put the boat in the sea, the police came and stopped me. when i speak to him, hamid tells me that the police told the migrants to go back to their camps and try again. he also tells me the smugglers had heard he was talking to the bbc and had threatened him, telling him to stop. general tavart says his men just don't have the resources to detain dozens of migrants. bigger boats with more passengers are one of the ways smugglers have adapted, and it's creating fresh problems for police. have there been times when you have had to let them go

then i came by myself to istanbul, then hungary, then paris.ler? yes, i paid. he took my passport and after three days, he brought my passport, visa, ticket — everything. most of the people i've met here have made contact with a people smuggler within a couple of weeks. some even made it to the uk in that time. hamid had been here a week when we met. he'd just started looking. three days after our interview, i get a message on my phone. hi, lucy. last night i tried by boat — 75 people from dunkirk — but before we put the boat in the sea, the police came and stopped me. when i speak to him, hamid tells me that the police told the migrants to go back to their camps and try again. he also tells me the smugglers had heard he was talking to the bbc and had threatened him, telling him to stop. general tavart says his men just don't have the resources to detain dozens of migrants. bigger boats with more passengers are one of the ways smugglers have adapted, and it's creating fresh problems for police. have there been times when you have had to let the

istanbul municipal officials tracked bowdie strips with a microchip.ay he drops by at least 29 metro stations every day. but i believe he loves his stumble. >> and he loves that and he also he always the rules. you know, you know, when the doors open, you have to let the people alt first. he knows that's really them. >> officials call an bowdie as he enjoys traveling in the middle part of the tray, whatever he's on the subway. his name translates in english to the word bowl. g. made the distinction there, but is so for the under carriage of the train. i think that's my favorite story today. yeah, he's a cute guy knows how to get around coming up next, a drought dropped by how some bay area residents can get their hands on free water, saving >> now to the drought emergency in the bay area. residents in sonoma and marin counties will have access to free water saving kits this weekend. the kits are available on a first come first serve bases. >> and there are also limited to one per household inside the kids will be a gallon bucket to catch water for reus

he is called the statement irresponsible al jazeera rental soda is in istanbul for us. how did it get to this point? what is the present up to here? well, every and it was actually in the making process and it just came. so it was macola has been in prison in the, in october of 2017. and since then, there has been several chars against him. several accusations of the primary ones are that he has been, defy, has been financing there. but that the nationwide protest i, particularly during the gassy park, brought us in a stumble ad that was the largest threat to the gum until that time. and 2nd one is that the has to get part or a rule in the quit attempt in 2016, but the trials have been going on and on. so just recently that did that the, the, the court for the human rights of europe. a has also announced that at d as the turkish authorities to release or small koala, because they said that there is no, there are no enough. suspicions ordered equus suspicions, that he has committed, that crimes that has been charged against him. and just after that, those of the council

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far, miners have collected more than 300 tons, even nasa isookio seef leaown hr >>> get this, in istanbularned a free commuter pass from the city. he hits 29 subway stops a day, and even hops on the ferry to a resort island on the weekends. tina kraus reports. >> reporter: it's the last call for the daily ferry in istanbul, and this four-legged passenger won't miss the boat. after all, he has a busy schedule to keep. >> he knows where to go, and he has a purpose. >> reporter: for a couple of months now, the stray dog known as boji has been a regular commuter on ferry, buses and subway, catching the attention of passengers and transport officials. >> so it was quite interesting. we had started to follow him. >> reporter: they fitted boji with a tracking device that revealed he clocks up about 20 miles a day and loves the city's subways. he favors the middle part of the car known as boji in turkish, which is how he got his name. this woman says i saw him on the internet, so it's nice running into him. boji's star power is soaring on social media, where fellow passengers post their favorite

verstappen overtook lewis hamilton in the formula 1 drivers championship on a inclement afternoon in istanbulvaltteri bottas won the turkish grand prix, ahead of verstappen, whilst hamilton could only finish fifth. andy swiss has the story. for lewis hamilton, a day of rare frustration. a grid penalty meant he started down in 11th... lights out and away we go. ..so his team—mate valtteri bottas charged away, closely followed by his title rival max verstappen. he already had his work cut out. in slippery conditions, driving was not easy, as fernando alonso soon discovered, but hamilton was in his element, surging through the field. he battled from 11th up to third, but then his team called him in for a tyre change and it did not pay off. it dropped him down to fifth. hamilton had wanted to stay out and was less than delighted. i feel like i should have stayed out. my gut feeling was to stay and i feel i should have like done. so frustrated at myself for not following my gut. but i work as a team, so... i did the best i could with the advice i was given. ahead of him, though, no one could catch

verstappen overtook lewis hamilton in the formula i drivers championship on a inclement afternoon in istanbul grand prix, ahead of verstappen, whilst hamilton could only finish fifth. andy swiss has the story. for lewis hamilton, a day of rare frustration. a grid penalty meant he started down in 11th... lights out and away we go. ..so his team—mate valtteri bottas charged away, closely followed by his title rival max verstappen. he already had his work cut out. in slippery conditions, driving was not easy, as fernando alonso soon discovered, but hamilton was in his element, surging through the field.

his house in istanbul was very difficult to access on the outskirts of istanbul. he was not able to speak to the press. his movements were severely curtailed but regardless of that, he was still seen with much criticism by the united states and the eu that pakistan had been very lenient with the way they treated aq khan with allowing him to leave house arrest. he is, like you said, very much a hero here in pakistan. a villain internationally, but someone who leaves behind a very complicated yet interesting legacy. kim? >> thank you so much, sophia saifi in pakistan. >>> here in the u.s. a day after the senate narrowly averted a government default, mitch mcconnell said don't expect republican help next time. the u.s. could face a government shutdown in the middle of the holiday season. suzanne malveaux has that. >> reporter: the claws are being sharpened going into the weekend on all sides. senate republican leader mitch mcconnell facing criticism from those in his own party for offering a life line to the democrats to temporarily raise the debt ceiling. he is now

on behalf of the european union, angela merkel traveled to istanbul in october 2015, seeking help from the government of prime minister ahmet davutoglu. >> for five years turkey and neighbouring countries like jordan and lebanon had shouldered the burden of all these refugees. to european leaders and to merkel, the crisis was something that was far away. they wanted to stop refugees from entering europe at the turkish border, and they unilaterally expected turkey to pl along. >> turkey played hardball. in her meeting with its all-powerful president, recep tayeb erdogan, merkel tried to secure a guarantee that ankara would stop refugees from crossing into the eu. among the incentives: eu financial aid and the prospect of visa-free travel in europe for turkish citizens. in march 2016, the eu and turkey struck a deal. from then on, fewer migrants reached europe even though hundreds of thousands more fled their homes to escape violence. they remain effectively imprisoned inside refugee camps. at the same time, public dissatisfaction with brussels was mounting in britain. a growing chorus d

national intelligence agency published this report saying "the crown prince approved an operation in istanbulamal khashoggi." outside stjames as part. >> there has been a number of false starts with this takeover. it has dragged on for 18 months. a few days ago, we very much thought it was on the back burner. as things escalated very quickly yesterday afternoon, we heard the takeover would be completed eminently. that dragged on a little. today in the last couple hours a statent from the premier league which confirmed the takeover had been completed. the premier league said they had settled their dispute with wcastle united over the takeover of the club, that the owners and directors test had been passed and this is the key bit really, the statement they released that they had received legally binding assurances that the kingdom of saudi arabia would not control newcastle united football club. that was the key stumbling block really to this deal which was agreed last april between the saudi and arabian backed consortium which was spearheaded by the financier but the premier league is now happ

we will sort it out immediately. >> cnn's arwa daman joins us from istanbul. message from allies is clear. stay out of our domestic affairs. how could this escalate further, arwa? >> reporter: there are a number of terms, paula, this could escalate, transcend diplomacy to a degree and these ten ambassadors are declared persona non grata. you also have the reality that turkey is europe's biggest trading partner. therefore, europe is not as heavily reliant on turkey when it comes to the economy as turkey is on europe. and against that backdrop, also worth mentioning the turkish economy has been struggling for quite sometime now. so should europe choose to do so, it does have a number of other potential pressure points that it can try to put on turkey. that being said, this ongoing back and forth over the detention of oswan kavala has been going on a number of time with countries calling for his release, with this fairly unprecedented it must be said statement that was signed by the ten countries asking for his release, asking for the decision that was taken by t

istanbul park is a challenging place to drive, add a bit of moisture and it becomes perilous, as rookieund out. hamilton lines up behind the japanese and sebastian vettel, thanks to a penalty for taking a new engine. a penalty for hamilton for taking a new engine. getting past them shouldn't be much of a problem. he set a new track record to win qualifying. but mercedes team—mate valtteri bottas starts from pole position alongside max verstappen, and they will be much harder to catch. it was really tricky, the session in general. still some damp patches and getting the temperature in the tyres wasn't easy. but really greatjob by the team. so happy with the performance in terms of getting us out at the right time. tomorrow will be difficult but i'll give it everything. it's not what we want but we tried everything. we just need to understand what we could have done better. but we can't change the car anymore and we'll see tomorrow what we can do. with just two points between them, hamilton must finish ahead of verstappen to keep his championship lead. he won from sixth last year but to d

. >> reporter: cnn's arwa damon joins us now from istanbul. so arwa, allies there, you know, are warning that this isn't in turkey's interest. so what's behind the move, then? >> reporter: well, a lot of it is really stemming, presumably from turkey and especially erdogan's frustration with europe and the west. erdogan most certainly views this statement that was signed by these ten ambassadors as being yet another attempt, as we have been hearing over and over again, to try to meddle in turkey's internal affairs. erdogan has repeatedly made the point that turkey doesn't meddle in these respective countries' internal affairs and there are other turkish officials who are calling this some kind of western plot to try to destabilize the country. for the part of the ten that have issued this joint statement, this is an escalation of a situation that has been ongoing for quite some time now, as there have been repeated calls for the release of osman kavala, with european countries and america viewing his detention as being politically motivated. an

cnn's arwa damon joins us now from istanbul. so arwa, allies warning it's not in turkey's interest here. so what's behind this move? >> reporter: well, for one, turkey, especially president erdogan is really smarting after those ten ambassadors issued that joint statement, calling for osman kavala's release. once again viewing this as the west trying to meddle in turkey's affairs, trying to impede its judicial system, which president erdogan continues to say is an independent system. but when we hear those statements from some european countries talking about how serious the situation is, that also goes to the fact that this is not just some sort of diplomatic spat. one also has to remember that the european union is turkey's largest trade partner, meaning that turkey is heavily economically reliant on it. and that is especially of potential concern right now, given the shambles that turkey's economy is in and the losses that the lyra has suffered. the detention of osman kavala has been a stress point for some time now. the euro

this is an online taxi service in istanbul. you also have this water brand. bottled water also in turkey. this is audible in the background. there is a man speaking about the e five. the uncle is conrned with the e five this is an incident that did not create any major consequences. it cerinly did not happen in the u.k.. >> that clearly wasn't london. there is another video with the same claim. muslim street prayer. was it actually in the u.k. this time? >> we will let you sit on the edge of your seat and wonder what the answer to that might be. i am being tongue-in-cheek at first because usually these videos are fake. we have the claim that this is in the united kingdom. that was not in that particular chair there. see if you can see where this particular scene took place. there are some clues in the background. the name of a bank. they are seeing some in paris. that is a scene that took place in the northern suburbs of the city. there again where our observers team -- our researchers looked into most of the clues. you have a clothing store and another one h

reporter: the -- stumble -- istanbul. reporter: they have tweeted that they are maintaining abide the vienna convention article for t-1 -- 41 saint diplomats should respect the laws and regulations of the receiving or hosting countries. that has been a strong sign to de-escalate the tensions. president erdogan received that answer that he welcomed the statement from the embassy of the u.s.. just from the tweet of the u.s. embassy, germany, netherlands, france and other countries also retweeted that. it is a sign from these embassies that they are taking a step back. for now, we can say the diplomatic crisis in this case, is over. however, the next hearing in this trial will be one month later on november 26. the consulate of europe says if he is not immediately released, it will start the infringement proceedings against turkey which could be followed by sanctions. if the european council takes such a action in such a direction, we don't know what will be present at a wants reaction to that as well. -- erdogan. anchor: he

she was already being mainly in istanbul and toronto.he follow the taliban's return to power this august from afar. on the phone with relatives and friends back home. >> almost all of them, my uncles, my aunties, they are living their. they are horrified. i talked to a couple of singers, journalists and tv celebrities inside of afghanistan. they are horrified. they don't want us to mention them because they think that we will put their life at risk. >> she is a pop star. she has it better than most afghan women and she is aware of that. with her music and her videos, she wants to be a role model. her fans should see that women can achieve anything, have dreams, live independently without being told what to think, say or wear. the taliban she says one to take all of that away from afghan women. >> they don't like women to be in politics. they don't like women to even wear their own dress, our traditional dress. women are half of the society. if you destroy half the society, you are destroying your system. you are destroying your country.

justhree years since your fiancé, jamal khashoggi, was brutally murdered. at the saudi consulate in istanbulan operation that, according to united states intelligence, was approved by crown prince mohammed bin salman. first, i don't want to even proceed without saying i'm sorry for your loss. for you, what is justice for jamal? >> actually, it is not easy to answer this question because it has been three years and it has not been justice. even though we know the killers and who ordered the killing, we couldn't hold them accountable. and even the united states did not do anything against them. but we are still fighting for justice. what justice for -- for me, for crown prince, he shouldn't be crown prince. he shouldn't be king. >> mm-hmm. >> it is justice, but it's for start. and then we will see. >> leopoldo, gracias por estar aqui. and you are one of venezuela's most renowned and recognized opposition leaders. you famously presented yourself for arrest in 2014, holding a white flower. you're now living in exile in spain, where you escaped after more than six years. and you have said, quote.

he was fastest in first and second practice at istanbul park. and that's all the sport for now. very mild day across the whole of the uk, even those places where it stayed cloudy throughout. however, there were some places where the sunshine popped out. northern england was one of the sunnier places. it was also one of the warmest places in the uk. the day's highest temperature — ryhill in west yorkshire, 22 degrees celsius. that's eight degrees celsius higher than the october average, so it was very, very warm indeed. now looking at this satellite picture, you can see those areas that had the clearest skies. we've seen some clearing skies across east anglia and south east england behind this cold front because what we're seeing at the moment is cooler and fresher air starting to spread in from the near continent. and that's significant because as humidity levels drop, the clouds will increasingly break up, and that's happening right now across east anglia and the south east. meanwhile, for northern england, wales, south west england, southern and eastern scotland, still a lot o

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crew in 2016 and a financing nationwide protests 3 years earlier. wrestle soda has more now, from istanbul, definitely, dears, having such a diplomatic spad with them the most prominent country, his wonder is not going to have the turkish economy in right track. so just this country's majority of them are natal members and turkey is one of the most important nato, a country as well. so if that happens, turkey will literally expel, is need to allied ambassadors at germany, is number one, turkey's number one tre, pardon, or france, or sees another very much prominent trade partner. and the u. s. is the largest nato member as well, including sweden, denmark, new zealand, and some other companies as well. so this will definitely bring turkey into a direct direct confrontation to promote the competition with the western camp, which is not going to be a good news for the turkish economy. however, this was in a make him process trickier recently over syria. yes, meditating and north africa has been having lots of problems with the usa and some other important european companies owned in room in r

they be united there that some of them stay in the some be somewhere in tuscan, the other sort in istanbul, in ankara. and some are in de leon pakistan. a divided by 20 years when they were staying in a bottle in one share to part one in missouri, sheriff secondly, or they have differences in approaching, communicating with taliban also o v. a saw that i know people in the north, for example, a tomahawk new and those them the open, the front and missouri should have to confront talib ans envisioned. but then they got the about to natasha can and then is smile handle who left her iran now the he backed off from my staying in herat. but with a late resistance comes from a mud mud masoud. while a umbrella value who was never backed any target, quote pantries, no, he got her, my asylum there, and then he was told that you are not part. all right, the real resistance. so he left earlier, clearly anybody a list still divisions between them. all right, we're gonna have to end it then let's thank our guests for their contributions. 5 xannon, part of aisd mana, john of an vladimir softening cough a

it's 7am in the morning in singapore and 2am in istanbul, where turkish authorities have boosted securityer with iran and warned they won't accept an influx of migrants and refugees fleeing the taliban in afghanistan. many afghans make the journey through iran to turkey hoping to travel onwards to other european countries. turkey already has the world's largest refugee population of around 4 million people. our international correspondent orla guerin has been to the turkish border province of van and sent this report. turkey is cracking down on those who sneak across the border. even those in this smuggler�*s safe house, who may have fled in fear from the taliban. well, the operation here has taken just a few minutes. there are about a0 men inside sitting down, looking tired, some looking quite scared. the conditions are pretty squalid, and the police here are telling us they believe that these men have come from afghanistan. we were flown across van province to turkey's remote eastern border, where many try to enter. if they can get past this, turkey's border wall with iran, built three

importance of allowing girls to go to school and giving women the right to work. russell said ours in istanbul, he has more on the main issues discussed in ankara. one of the other, a sensitive issue for turkey is the matter of the immigration. you know, the turkey is receive in houses of the afghani refugees and turkey has already is, is hosting more than 4500000 refugees in the country. and definitely is very much sassy when it come to another wave of the ravages. he says that we have asked taliban to be more cooperative in terms of preventing a new way of the refugees. and also the asked taliban to assure the right of return, for many afghans wants to get back to their country's company. affordable. so was at the table at the meeting and he says that we have asked taliban to to, to give the assurance of the civilian police and to restart the sneer flies from the cobbler airport, which is the last a gateway or for afghan is down to the rest of the world, but that he has been especially asked whether turkey is going to recognize taliban or not. he says that definitely the international commun

well, its now speak to a correspondent wrestle said he's in istanbul. wrestle was this drill a planned one, or was this a bit of a last minute decision? how significant is this? well, i have talked to the sources from the turkish side and there i was there been any size at all me that this was not at planned military exercise, but after iran initiated the that the war games in close to the us at b johnny border than it has been decided to conduct such a military drill a joint military drill as retaliation. these are not the official lines, but these are coming from the a did the sources because just couple of weeks ago or 0 b, john pakistan and turkey has a, has how are conducted another, you know, a much are how you are a kale. they have conduct their military drill there. so this was not the plan, but did just after the escalation of the passion between azerbaijan and iran, that this does, this very has been decided to be conduct without origin, has arrested some of the did the figures close to iran and also put the control over their talk that passes from the i did the, from the ira

in istanbul is going to be in moscow in 5 days time because they say they need money and they need to deal with as sat because without the cash, it's going to be incredibly difficult to move forward here. all right, thanks so much. stephanie becker. thousands of people are protesting at a border crossing between afghanistan and pakistan in close more than a week. now it's not. i don't watch conflicting planes about who is shot the border on why. on the official said the african side had closed the border without notice of african state media claim. it was shot by pakistani authorities. sherman crossing links bucks on southwestern province of bullets is done with spin bolduc in the african province of the heart. come on high that has more from 104 in pakistan. hundreds of protest and marched are their deputy commissioner offers in the border down of german watch tension. however, the deputy commissioner told them that the closure of the board was not from the buckets on the side. that it was the $1.00 bond who had closed that border and protest because of the handling of ones trying to

the group took over afghanistan in august. russell said joyce is live now from istanbul. wrestle, what can turkey give to the taliban? well, the taliban delegation has arrived in as somebody in the morning and then at the afternoon they had to ankara just some of the but there go, the press said that the meeting between taliban delegation had it by the act in foreign minister of taliban milan, mcclockey and the turkish afforded minister mary social has just ended. and there were important topics on the agenda of this meeting. however, the did the taliban delegation did not appear in front of the cameras. but the turkish foreign minister of foreign affairs has talked to the media. he says that they, how are at wise taliban, particularly to be more inclusive for the unity off the country and get in all the segments. ok so, so, so the societies the, the ethnic minorities, the religious minorities, into the government to create a market coherent society. and another issue was that this, he says that we have at wise taliban delegation to give the right to women to work and also let in the g

james bayes reporting from rome, that's crossover to istanbul, there's resources are and at rest, all you have the latest for us on the meeting between the u. s. president and the turkish president that has now taken place. well, did the re thou, sir, from what america site and the turkish i just have been a really is the american read out is mostly focusing on relations with turkey in regards of the nito perspective and says that the american side has expressed prism by the express is willing will to, to maintain the constructive relations with turkey and emphasize turkeys, important rules as a nato ally and particularly its contribution over the last 2 decades in afghanistan. it says that also that the 2 leaders have discussed the but of the political process in syria. the election in libya and the dispute in east mediterranean and also diplomat diplomatic process in south cocoa can. so coke as, as, as well. however, the turkish result is specifically talking about a establishment of a, a joint mechanism at between the 2 countries. that is going to be taking care of the dispersed be

we met in istanbul, and in cairo we agreed on all the details. i tell you the, the, the heart of the matter, the root cause of all this is an occupation that is in control of everything. when we were very close to elections and then you will, all of them are cracking process establishing a nation, you know, to go a month. they pull the code of, of jocilan. they're denying us the right to convene election. although in fact, it's joe biden is saying, he's saying he's opposed enough to have been it's idea of not allowing us to mention in ramallah. he didn't do anything about that. i myself as a protestant on both of them here went to the british government. we went everywhere calling for them. our foreign minister came to london just days before postponing the lectures at pleading with the government. a book question owners went to allow us elections and is your son boss? is you listen, it is the occupied can become a fun time. it's the compass of the palestinian people. you see every time you listen to the start and thought people are focused on un

well, course wanted wrestle soda is in istanbul, he has more on turkeys view of that meeting between biden and other one. this is the 2nd time that pres, madeline, an prism by then have one a one, a me thing. the 1st one was in june in a nato summit in brussels, and since then it was long awaited that prison. this 2 presidents are going to meet again. so the expectation were quite high during the u. n. g summit in, in new york, but it didn't take place the meeting between the 2 leaders. but finally, it happened in rome. the relation between teeth, these 2 countries are streamed over several issues, regional issues and domestic issues. human rights in the country, and also regional issues such as east mediterranean, syria, north africa, and so one but 2 days out, the 2 days a meeting was quite important. not only in regards to jas, turkish relationship, but also for the ne to as well. because the growing differences between these 2 companies are posing a threat to, to, to ne, 2 as well. in that sense, we could see that these tools are particularly regarded as very constructed and post

the television took over afghanistan in august wessel. santa has more from istanbul, the ha taliban delegation has arrived in a stumble early in the morning. had it by did for him. the minister of foreign affairs of taliban and other high level taliban officials. now there's, as of now they're in a stumble and through the day we are expecting them to had to anchor. and to meet the, that the minister of foreign affairs of turkey made a chokehold and also some of the other turkish officials as well as of now what we know that they are going to stay in turkey for 2 days today and tomorrow. but whether it is about the recognition of taliban or not, it is a be question for now because there is no short short cut answer for that. so recently, prison, avalon has couldn't size the formation the type of the formation of the taliban government of not being inclusive enough, including did the other minorities in afghanistan, other religious and ethnic minorities in afghanistan. i so, and so i said yes best. his concerns about that, and as he said that taliban must include all of this sort of the, the seg

allowing girls to go to school and giving women the right to work. wrestle sarah has this update from istanbul. they how at wise at taliban, particularly to be more inclusive for the unity of the country and getting all the segments of so so, so the societies, the, the ethnic minorities, the religious minorities, into the government to create a market coherent society. and another issue was that this, he says that we have at wise taliban delegation to give the right to women to work and also let in the girls to go to the school. and they said that taliban told us that they have already a love the. busy woman to work, particularly in the house anchor and hang out sector, and gradually, maybe they will open up the other jobs or so for a full woman's one of other sensitive issue for turkey as the matter of the immigration. you know, the turkey is receiving houses of african refugees and turkey has already is, is hosting more than 4500000 refugees in the country. and definitely is very much nancy when it come to another wave of the ravages. he says that we have asked taliban to be more cooperative

let's crossed out to wrestle said, who's in istanbul, monitoring events to wrestle was this joint military drill a planned one or last minute decision? well, this sources that they have talk from the turkish side, and they also begun said that they said that it was not apt to land a joint military adrenal because as you also said, just couple of weeks ago, there was a military thrill conducted by azerbaijan. turkey and pakistan and iran was furious about it because it was, it was accusing this companies or this stabilize insecurity in the region. but then when the tension starts to escalate between azerbaijan and iraq, particularly rhetorically. and then the other b genocide started to arrest some of the pro iranian an actor, the both figures in azerbaijan, and also putting a control on the products that are carrying the materials from the iranian say to armenia down. destination got escalated, and iran initiated a military, a military exercise their right after their there has been a decision. it came by surprise, the token azerbaijan, as of retaliation, are going to start a met it joint

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international obligations and domestic law. turkey is called the statement irresponsible. joining us from istanbul, matthew bryce up a former us ambassador, a non resident senior fellow at the atlantic councils eurasia center. hi, it's good to have you with us, sir. hello, to what extent were other ones comments? men for domestic consumption. i mean, he must know how controversial those comments were, and that the potential fallout could be you huge. is he going to follow through on them? thanks, adrian, for having me with you. of course, any time there is a significant foreign policy decision in any country, domestic politics are a big part of, in this case, i think president r one is looking forward to the possibility of early elections. they're supposed to be scheduled in 2023. they may be moved up and he is in an electoral alliance and a parliamentary alliance with a far right nationalist, political party. so, you know, that party called the nationalist actually party that they always want to take the top fine whenever they feel that, especially western countries are putting pressure on turkey