it all goes back to the victory in istanbul.nt: the opposition, will they continue to feel they have a chance after what happened today? is this decision going to have a chilling effect? dorian: on the contrary. at the moment, it is galvanizing the opposition. there was a mass rally following the verdict. many of the coalition of opposition parties, including the leader of the powerful party which is a partner of the chp, she delivered a speech to a large crowd saying that in the 1990's erdogan was removed from office as mayor after reciting an reciting -- reciting a poem. she said turkey heard that song and it is again playing to roars of applause. this can be seen as a springboard for the opposition to bring down erdogan in general elections next year. brent: you will be following the story for us. thank you. in ukraine come authorities say they thwarted a russian drone attack today on the capital kyiv . forces shot down all 13 iranian made drones targeting the city center. missile attacks were also reported in the cities of k

in the elections of the head of istanbul in march 2019.d development party binali ildirimov erdogan's closest ally , if you win in istanbul you win in turkey recep erdogan president of turkey screen and maklu can get about 46% of the vote. mansours, 67 years old, became the first opposition candidate to win the ankara mayoral election in the last 25 years, his victory is described as a rise in turkish positions in the municipalities . yes, indeed , mamoglu creams could gain about 46%, but no longer gain, because in turkey they sentenced the opposition mayor of istanbul to 2 years and seven months on charges of insulting the representatives of the cik dmitry what do you think it is? how to perceive this reprisal by saponents, or is it, uh, such are the rules of the game, well, the tough political struggle in turkey has been going on for really years. and when erdogan was in power. uh, turkey was a fairly stable political entity, but we must not forget that before that turkey was a country of regular military coups regularly, a therefore, uh

in the elections of the head of istanbul in march 2019.ho sent the party of justice and development binaly ildirim, the closest associate of erdogan, if you won in istanbul, you won recep erdogan in turkey, the president of turkey, the screen and could gain about 46% of the vote. mansoursh, aged 67, became the first opposition candidate to defeat his ankara mayor in the last 25 years. the victory is described as the rise of the turkish position in the municipalities. mansur evazh is the most popular mayor in turkey, he can get about 50% of the vote. yes, indeed, we could get about 46% of cream, but it won’t , because in turkey they sentenced the opposition mayor of istanbul to 2 years and seven months on charges of insulting representatives of the cik dmitry what do you think it is? how to take it? this is a reprisal against opponents, or this is, uh, such are the rules of the game. well tough political fight in turkey has been going on for really years. and when mr. erdogan was in power, and turkey was a fairly stable political entity, bu

in istanbul, _ challenging moment.gathered to protest what they see as calculated suppression of the city's mia. 0n suppression of the city's mia. on wednesday, a court sent ekrem imamoglu to more than two years in prison and banned him from politics for the same length of time for insulting a public official back in 2019. he is now calling on all turkish citizens to voice their opposition. turkish citizens to voice their opposition-— opposition. translation: millions of _ opposition. translation: millions of people - opposition. translation: millions of people are - millions of people are mobilising, standing up for democracy, for democracy and freedom, people are standing up for rightful law and justice. backin for rightful law and justice. back in 2019, ekrem imamoglu beta candidate from the ruling ak party to become istanbul's mayor. and some see him as a rival to president bird again's hold on power. mr 0da gann has led turkey for more than two decades and there will be a residential and parliamentary elections ne

this was prohibited by the commitments of the istanbul declaration.ly stated that only it will decide to whom it will provide legal security guarantees , which was also a direct violation of the obligations of both istanbul and astana. after all, when we realized that nato members simply ignore these political declarations, and consider themselves entitled to communicate on their attention, despite the fact that these declarations are signed by their presidents. we proposed back in 2008. let's codify these political declarations in order to make them legally binding, but we were told no, legally binding guarantees in europe can only be provided within the framework of nato, that is, homeless courses for the artificial expansion of this bloc in the absence of any real threats to the nazi countries were carried out absolutely consciously absolutely conscious. body, but we have them of course, uh, remember how nato was created when the first secretary general, mr. americans in europe and germans under control. now what is happening absolutely means the r

thousands protest in turkey after the mayor of istanbul is jailed for 2.5 years for insulting publicfficials. and the monarchy, according to harry and meghan: the latest revelations from their netflix series. welcome to our viewers on pbs in america and around the globe. it's nearly 60 years since presidentjohn f kennedy was shot dead in dallas, texas, and throughout that time, the circumstances surrounding his assassination have been the subject of massive speculation and numerous conspiracy theories. now, though, thousands of documents relating tojfk's death have been released to the public for the first time. our north america correspondent peter bowes reports. from dallas, texas, the flash apparently official, president kennedy died at 1pm central standard time. 543 kennedy died at 1pm central standard time.— kennedy died at 1pm central standard time. 59 years ago, president — standard time. 59 years ago, president john _ standard time. 59 years ago, president john f _ standard time. 59 years ago, president john f kennedy - standard time. 59 years ago, | president john f kennedy

thousands protest in turkey after the mayor of istanbul is jailed for 2.5 years for insulting public officials. and the monarchy, according to harry and meghan: the latest revelations from their netflix series. welcome to bbc news. it's nearly 60 years since presidentjohn f kennedy was shot dead in dallas, texas, and throughout that time the circumstances surrounding his assassination have been the subject of massive speculation and numerous conspiracy theories. in the last few hours, however, thousands of documents relating tojfk's death have been released to the public for the very first time. the white house said the release of 70% of the outstanding secret service documents would provide a greater understanding of the investigation into one of the most tragic events in modern american history. well, tom brada joins me now. the release of these thousands of pages of documents has been highly anticipated, hasn't it? that's right. there has been a lot of hype, feverish anticipation, even, around the release of these 13,000 or so documents. so much intrigue in fact that when the nati

so far she is designed over $200.00 costumes and creatures brought in istanbul. she can't give free rain to her creativity. the way she was accustomed to before i'm on the challenge is that i feel like i have here in turkey on is that sometimes i feel restricted in america. i felt more comfortable going out in a creature or one of my garments and more freely. and now i feel like sometimes unsafe or uncomfortable. so and still china work out. ah, i can break that barrier, but i think it's going to take some time. night falls. in istanbul, the performers are getting ready to go on stage since 2018 it our euro, myself lou has been organizing performances with a quick community in turkey against all odds in 2020 to istanbul, pride, and all events planned for it would band. a lot of problems that people in the clear can me, a face in turkey is not being accepted. so especially during pride. we have a lot of problems trying to do. pride parades, very simple thing, but it keeps getting shut down. and turkish government restrictions on the only problem the communities fa

the same processes are happening in istanbul, only on a much larger scale, just istanbul itself is aity of almost 20 million people, so they are, if not so possible, noticeable and actually there in istanbul of course, there are more of them than in belgrade, eh, i emphasize that they want to keep them in a certain obedience, that's why the wagnerites opened their eh representative office there, they follow everyone who decided to join politics there, almost a native match, to be honest, there are almost no such ones ah, will these russians who came interfere in the conflict in kosovo, well, apparently , they are doing business, it is absolutely not necessary, maybe there are some provocateurs there , there will always be a couple of dozen of them who go there, eh, radical movements enter, they were in russia and here in serbia and so on, and what are they as a factor, but so far not a decisive one ? queues are all this instability is happening now in kosovo. it can spread, well, become such a trigger for the beginning of these centrifugal movements and for this republic of serbia, w

she stood in the visit to the joint coordination center, which is located in istanbul, which works on implementation of control and monitoring. why a namorian grain deal? i talked, uh, with those delegations that work there, first of all, with representatives of turkey, uh. and i had a particularly good meeting with russia in detail with the russians with the russian team, i must say that, of course, our guys work selflessly and even i even took part in the inspection of one of the bulk carriers. it was a dry cargo ship from dozens of those dry cargo ships that are waiting e in order to head to odessa or which came from odessa with grain one of the dozens and somehow it turned out that confirmation of what i said above. it was a cargo ship of the philippine team, which was heading with 65,000 tons of grain. uh, to spain, i can say after such an experience that, uh, the work is not easy, hard work is done excellently by our representatives, uh, excellent precisely from the point of view of the fact that inspections should give reliable results for the targeted use of that maritime huma

, more than ever before, there are many ukrainian pilgrims in istanbul how did they get there?stive liturgy it is in constantinople, as christians like to call modern istanbul. greetings , alla, and christ is born, and merry christmas . a pilgrim in a huge temple, it was ukrainians, why is it so obvious, because when a person is in trouble, he looks for support from friends and relatives, and many go to god, so several hundred ukrainians are not without problems, but they got here in istanbul, several hundred ukrainians who live in turkey came to this temple. and you know it is difficult to tell about the liturgy, let's listen for at least a few seconds to how it goes and this unique singing of our priests, they say that the greeks sing the same things and say the same words and of course that's in the translation, but we don't sing like that, but you know, ours were also able to surprise the fanar and surprise the ecumenical patriarchate because they don't have such a variety of carols. and when they heard it, they were simply surprised, let's listen to how they greeted our ch

they got to istanbul.d through half of ukraine, romania and bulgaria, more than 6 hours at the border. and already some doubts began to creep in, but still an inner voice said that this is a pilgrimage and there are always these problems. of st. george ecumenical patriarch bartholomew enters with a smile on his face , he knows that hundreds of parishioners from ukraine have come to him, and a choir of ukrainian clergy has prepared carols, but unexpectedly for the local saints, all ukrainians turned out to be one big choir, because who among us does not know oh , rejoice on earth with the well-placed voice of priests women's and even children's voices help the son of god was born ukrainian clergy presents gifts to the ecumenical patriarch two enemy artillery shells captured them when the enemy was retreating ukrainian the artist painted them with traditional ukrainian patterns, patriarch bartholomew promises that they will remain relics in the ecumenical patriarchate because they symbolize the struggle of t

this sacred cow or a bull there or someone was brought to istanbul in istanbul, we of istanbul handed a passport of a citizen of turkey, this is a must, that is, two intelligence services central intelligence. well, the national intelligence department in turkey has been tough since then . those who are on the throne on the throne will confirm and this freak is the same as he is the patriarch of the church of constantinople, when i said in a tagan that it was beautifully done in 1922, kemalsky also spoke here about the destruction of christians in myrrh in the current world, 200,000 people were slaughtered in one greek armenians, when the archbishop from minsk was torn alive for the first time, they were torn to shreds , and then they achieved it alive and buried the earth still alive. and so many priests. again he didn't say that scum. and so, when it was already in taganrog that he didn’t say a word about the aegean greeks, he he didn’t say anything to them in defense of those, and they were, then, the flock of constantino, lost archie by that time, you understand that yes, how can

this would be a bit of an exaggeration because this is only the decision of the istanbul court, afters the court of appeal, the court of cassation, there will be complaints and everything the procedure can last one and a half years or two years, that is, in principle, until the elections , he will most likely remain in the position of mare istanbul, but what we see in all this is, of course, that in principle it was rydogan who came to power on a large scale of the country after he was arrested when he was mayor well, even now, such parallels are being drawn that, in principle, everything he does now is supposedly so indirectly, on the contrary , they help a separate mother corner very much because his popularity is growing, the electorate is also mobilizing his other competitors even within the opposition bloc, they are increasingly lagging behind him in terms of popularity ratings. well, president dogan is constantly being asked, at least recently, to mediate between ukraine and russia against the background of the war and regularly announces a possible meeting between zelenskyi and

reporter: hatice cengiz doesn't come often to the saudi consulate in istanbul.place has haunted her since that day in october 2018 when jamal khashoggi was murdered here. the famous saudi dissident, hatice's husband-to-be. hatice: we came here, because we needed to take some documents to complete our marriage officially. he went in and i started waiting outside. i waited and waited, and he did not come back. i knocked on the door and some man said, there is no one inside. reporter: while hatice waited outside, jamal khashoggi was brutally murdered and dismembered by a team of saudi agents. silenced for being a critical journalist. a monument of white stone now stands near the consulate. it has jamal's name on it, but it's not a gravestone. because to this day, his remains have not been found. hatice: they vanished him. still, i am asking this question, where is his body? what happened to his body? from that day until now, i'm fighting. i'm fighting for justice for jamal. reporter: hatice met jamal at a politics conference in istanbul and soon they became close.

her also coming up thousands take to the streets in istanbul, protesting against the conviction of the cities mer head of next year's pulse. at least 9 people have been killed and that many more are missing. ultra landslide has a camping ground in malaysia. thus seeking a global view of the climate crisis, nasa prepares to launch a satellite to conduct a comprehensive survey of the world's oceans. ah. varies supreme court has ordered 18 months of free trial detention for former president pedro castillo. authorities have imposed an overnight curfew. and most of the provinces following the routing costume, has been charged with rebellion and conspiracy. after illegally trying to dissolve congress for testers have been blocking roads and highways. they're demanding his release. marianna sanchez reports from lima. the dad to juan carlos checkley house, decided that castillo will remain under custody in custody for the next 18 months. this is the time that to prosecute need to build a case the case with a charges of rebellion against him. rebellion in flagrant c, they have called is now cas

reporter: hatice cengiz doesn't come often to the saudi consulate in istanbul.place has haunted her since that day in october 2018 when jamal khashoggi was murdered here. the famous saudi dissident, hatice's husband-to-be. hatice: we came here, because we needed to take some documents to complete our marriage officially. he went in and i started waiting outside. i waited and waited, and he did not come back. i knocked on the door and some man said, there is no one inside. reporter: while hatice waited outside, jamal khashoggi was brutally murdered and dismembered by a team of saudi agents. silenced for being a critical journalist. a monument of white stone now stands near the consulate. it has jamal's name on it, but it's not a gravestone. because to this day, his remains have not been found. hatice: they vanished him. still, i am asking this question, where is his body? what happened to his body? from that day until now, i'm fighting. i'm fighting for justice for jamal. reporter: hatice met jamal at a politics conference in istanbul and soon they became close.

1st time, and demanding better wages to keep up with inflation. thousands take to the streets in istanbul, protesting against the conviction of the cities man had of next to his posts. and 3 men who plotted to kidnap the governor of the you are state of michigan, and now heading to jail. ah, harris supreme court is deciding whether to keep for my president federal castillo in custody for up to 18 months or testers demanding his release of blocking roads in defiance of the state of emergency declared on wednesday. at least 8 people have been killed in more than a week of unrest. castillo has been charged with the rebellion and conspiracy after illegally trying to dissolve congress. marianna sanchez as more now from leave. most of the protesters around the country want that new general elections. we're now in the center of the capitol in the center of the of the sun martin plaza, where hundreds of police have been deployed in this area and around the perimeter. not only of here, but also of at the congress, which is a few blocks away from here. now there's police, there's some army, could s

but, when we start the experiment after the istanbul summit, guys started talking. these commitments don't work. what do we do? because you keep expanding nato, and they say, uh, well, everything that we do doesn't work, it doesn't infringe on your security, let's decide for ourselves. and what does uh security mean to us, peace of mind , confidence in how we uh co-exist as neighbors. and in general, how do we feel in this world for each country that it is impossible to decide for it on its own. by the way, you didn’t bring, quite recently, mr. kirby, who holds such a very high position of some kind of coordinator for strategic communications also said, we do not see any threats to the security of russia well, of course, it is easier to see a threat to the security of the united states across the atlantic ocean in iraq or in libya than to believe that in russia too there are intellectual capabilities to assess what is happening and what will be for her useful. and what will be threatening for her? that's why, when at last we said, let's go dear friends. you interpre

the mayor of istanbul is sentenced to more than two years in prison for insulting public officials. ♪start with the 2022 world cup, where morocco's run has come to an end in the semifinals , beaten by france who will play argentina sunday in the final. we round out the action in our studio. >> heartbreak for morocco fans as the world cup dream came to an end. france through to the final, still in the running to defend their title. morocco came into the semifinal without goals from opponents in the whole tournament, but france made the breakthrough just five minutes in. the earliest world cup semifinal goal since 1958. then, a chance to level things for morocco, but he was up to the task in the second half, and just after coming in as a substitute, he put france two goals up with his first international strike. that run creating a chance to make the game safe. that is the weight stayed. france gets the chance to become the first nation to successfully defend their title since brazil in 1962. huge support for the morocco team at the stadium. we were watching the match. >> morocco fans a

a turkish court has sentence the mayor of istanbul to nearly 3 years in prison. effectively banding him for running for political office central as a creamy mo, mo is a popular opposition leader who seems a challenge to turkeys conservative president rich of tyre to one of the court found him guilty of quote, insulting public officials. he criticized officers will know the result of his temples local election in 2019 in mamma lou says the repeal did have you corresponded dorian jones in istanbul, told us earlier what's behind the sentence. one of you speak to the government and they insist, sir, may i am all lou insulted or an official public official and that is against the law in turkey. he was convicted and has been sentenced. now the opposition, they totally this credit, this argument say that this is purely political. are they say the to the fact that he's seen? i'm always a potential challenger to of one a next year's presidential elections a on the schools. and this is an attempt to remove him from the political field on top of that the was he, you see official public officials,

the right decision to discuss how to get out of this situation, and the only nuance is that the istanbul is, i cannot say that only ships that can load 10,000 elephants or ships that can only load 10,000 tons should enter there , so actually this is the working version, it is being considered . so that not 7-8 ships were inspected during the day , but at least 30-40, as it was before the russian grain initiative came out, because when they came out, our working group in istanbul showed itself quite effectively and worked that's why we are actually looking for ways to solve the problem that is on the muscles of russia, that is, for now the problem still remains, so the checks will continue to be delayed . tell us about our farmers, who can join this grain initiative, who can sell their grain, well, as of today, all farmers who still have or transitional remnants of many seasons or which have already harvested a new crop. they have the opportunity to sell their products. our market is open and accessible, and for many years in our agriculture they have already established relations with tr

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hit a camping ground in malaysia and thousands take to the streets in istanbul, protesting against the conviction of the cities mer ahead of next year's elections . ah, peruse, supreme court has ordered 18 months of pre trial detention for the former president federal casteel authorities of impose an overnight curfew, and most of the provinces following the ruling castillo has been charged with rebellion and conspiracy. after illegally trying to dissolve, congress protest has been blocking roads and highways that demanding his release will marianna sanchez, joint us live now from the peruvian capital lima, marianna. so what more can you tell us than about the judges verdict on what it means for christie. well that makes in exactly the judge checkley house, decided that the seal will remain under custody in custody for the next 18 months. this is the time. that's what the kiddos need to build that case, the case with the charges of rebellion against them. rebellion in flagrant c, they have called is now castillo, and his lawyers were not press and they said there were no guarantees to a

al jazeera, locked into, also coming up. thousands take to the streets in istanbul, protesting against the conviction of the city's mer ahead of next year's pulse. nurses across the u. k. go on strike for the 1st time and demanding better wages to keep up with inflation. and in sports, argentina, back in training, there's, you know, messy and his team chase glory at sundays. well, cup fun, ah. peruse, supreme court has ordered 18 months, a pre trial detention for former president pedro castillo. authorities have imposed an overnight curfew in most of the provinces. following the routing castillo has been charged with rebellion and conspiracy. after illegally trying to dissolve, congress protested, have been blocking roads and highways, demanding his release. arianna sanchez reports from lina. the dad to juan carlos checkley house, decided that castillo will remain under custody. are in custody for the next 18 months. this is the time that the prosecutors need to build that case. the, the case with charges of rebellion against him, rebellion in flagrant c. they have called is now castil

summit in istanbul in 1999 and yes and this document for european security consists of the inseparabilitycurity, but a very reasonable paragraph that implies freedom. the choice of security organization that each state freedom itself choose uh, the way to ensure security. this inseparability of security means that no state must ensure his own safety at the expense of others. if we apply these principles to all these states that are geographically located between the russian federation and nato ukraine georgia armenia azerbaijan, belarus moldova e, a telema dilemma arises, which needs to be solved somehow by diplomacy in different ways. uh, maybe arms control. and what would be your ideal response to this conceptual dilemma. er the solution to these two principles, which, uh, is becoming difficult. we are in this geography begin the conflict represents in this geography. for me , there is no dilemma here, and by and large, there is no dilemma for nato, which answered your question in 2008, the ninth year of the existence of the istanbul charter with the formula of the indivisibility of sec

did correspond nick connelly in keith now to turkey, where the mayor of istanbul has been sentenced in any 3 years in prison. effectively banning him from running for political office, sent the left akram in mamma lou is a popular opposition leader who seems a challenge. it is conservative president reggie type her to. the court found him guilty of insulting public officials after he criticized the officers who and all the results of a samples local elections in 2019 history. mammo denied the charges and says he'll appeal a correspondent to in istanbul is dorian jones at welcome dorian at what's behind the sentence. one of you speak to the government, they just say the judiciary is independent or mayor, my molo broke the law in insulting officials, and he has been as convicted and sentenced. but if you speak to the opposition, they say this is pure politics, especially as sir m all always seen as one. almost a competitive contenders are for as earth ronnie against president earth one and next year's presidential elections. although he hasn't actually been nominated. he does call very h

in istanbul, tens of thousands of people gathered to protest what they see as calculated suppressionoglu to more than two years in prison, and banned him from politics for the same length of time, for insulting a public official back in 2019. he is now calling on all turkish citizens to voice their opposition. translation: millions | of people are mobilising, standing up for democracy — for democracy and freedom. people are standing up for rightful law and justice. back in 2019, mr imamoglu beat a candidate from the ruling ak party to become istanbul's mayor, and some see him as a rival to president erdogan�*s hold on power. mr erdogan has led turkey for almost two decades and there will be presidential and parliamentary elections next year, but with rising living costs and a plunging currency, many turks want change. translation: we came here today so we can continue to live _ in a country ruled by the law. we think the law has been violated and we have come to defend our rights. mr imamoglu's jail sentence and political ban still needs to be confirmed by an appeals court. if he doe

thank you for “oining us from istanbul. thank— far. thank you forjoining us from istanbul.they're considering new coronavirus restrictions on travellers from china, after beijing announced it would reopen its borders next month. japan, india and malaysia have already said they'll tighten restrictions on arrivals from china amid concerns about a surge in cases and a lack of transparency from the chinese government. our diplomatic correspondent paul adams reports. trainer's hospitals are overwhelmed, covid infections soaring. the country they �*s about decisions apparently yielding terrifying results, wards full of desperately ill people. outside this hospital, a for emergency services. government officials say the situation is under control. that is not what these pictures suggest. at this funeral home, one of the biggest in the city, more evidence of the scale of the crisis. one funeral procession after another. workers here say they are so busy, they have no time to eat, from 30 to 50 services a day up to around 200. covid is mostly to blame. and yet china is opening up, r

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we considered the implementation of the istanbul agreements, and the export of ukrainian grain and the export of russian agricultural products and fertilizers, the leaders emphasized the need to remove obstacles for supplies from russia to the countries that most need it. well, vladimir putin also outlined his fundamental assessments of the situation around ukraine and discussed problems with syria in the context of compliance with the russian turkish sochi memorandum. we agreed that defense and external political departments will maintain close contacts, but, meanwhile, the european union said the strengthening of economic ties between moscow and ankara causes serious concern to the head of the euro. believes that turkey is ignoring anti-russian sanctions the russian army repulsed the attacks of the ukrainian forces, the ukrainian units lost about 200 more militants and six armored vehicles, in addition, three groups of saboteurs and three mortar crews were destroyed in the lpr in the vicinity of the red estuary and severskaya, two batteries, artillery and a platoon, rszograd were hit

istanbul lobby stood four guards. uh, one of them blocked our way later.as romanov. he argued his actions and said that we were in an inappropriate condition and if we wanted to pass, we would have to pay a fine of 300 rubles. i then told him that for the ridiculous rules he began to push me to the wall where the sign hung. it was written there that the guard on i have the right to refuse the visitor to visit the bar at my discretion, then i asked where it says that you can’t go in sweatpants, to which he grabbed my breasts and rushed to the wall romanov twisted my arm and knocked me down already, then on the floor. at the same time, he continued to twist my fingers. hmm. i was lying in a pool of blood, my nose was bleeding without stopping. who called the doctor for you? first, more guards arrived, and after them, a friend called an ambulance. for a long time i began to notice that vitya became withdrawn. i tried to talk to him, but he was silent and i don’t know how it happened by itself. i looked at his mobile phones and those sms that i found there sim

by vladimir putin and rejeta and erdogan, taking into account the results of the negotiations in istanbul , the chairman of the board of gazprom alexei miller , they also discussed expanding cooperation in other areas, considered and the implementation of the istanbul agreements, and the export of ukrainian grain and the export of russian agricultural products and fertilizers , the leaders emphasized the need to remove the obstacle deliveries from russia to the countries that need it the most. vladimir putin also outlined his fundamental assessments of the situation around ukraine and discussed problems with syria in the context of compliance with the russian turkish sochi memorandum. it was agreed that the defense ministries would maintain close contacts, but in the meantime, the european union seville, the strengthening of economic ties between moscow and ankara is of serious concern, the head of european diplomacy, jose barrel, believes that turkey is ignoring anti-russian sanctions. the russian army repulsed the attacks all ukrainian units lost about 200 more militants and six armored

the mayor of the turkish city of istanbul has praised huge crowds of supporters who rallied to condemn his conviction and political ban. ekrem imamoglu, who's a rival to president recep tayyip erdogan, was sentenced to 2.5—years in jail on wednesday for insulting public officials. now on bbc news, bbc 100 women in conversation: billie eilish. bad guy by billie eilish plays. 0h! billie eilish is the first artist born this century to hit number one in the billboard charts. from signing a record deal at 14, she's gone on to become an era—defining star. along the way, she's picked up seven grammys, two brits, become the youngest star to headline coachella and glastonbury, and won an oscar. she's grown up online in the public gaze, connecting her to a global digital generation... hi, billie! performing to sell—out arenas with her songwriter brother finneas, billie's alsojoined by her environmentalist parents on tour. she's also got over 100 million followers across social media, making her one of the most influential young stars of her generation. and this is the final night of her world to

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2019 an independent ukranian orthodox church, was recognised by orthodoxies highest authority in istanbul, and following russia's february invasion. the branch, still affiliated to russia, renown states, moscow ties. but suspicions of collusion remain president the landscape says he wants new legislation to safeguard ukraine's spiritual independence. but there is a growing danger of trampling ukraine's constitutional rights to religious freedom . worshippers apertures, glover insist they're loyal ukrainians. and there's nothing to hide here. jojo, russia is an aggressor, but so action is needed, but it must be done correct number, but there is no need to do these searches was to search for here the caller, but aren't you? this is bo eulissa security services. we hope very politely, we have nothing against the guys. they did their job, they came, they checked, we show them everything because ellison. oh, so he usually who teaches of a lover, believes lawbreakers can be prosecuted without the need for new legislation. when yet, oh, the state must ensure a quality by law without resorting to

this weight and what will happen next in our program in istanbul in the midst of lunches, a major fire shopping center has suffered annual inflation, the coming months will slow down, elvira nabiullina also said about it and rosatom overfulfilled the plan for the development of the northern sea route, not only immediately after the advertisement. wait for these today special edition of the program 60 minutes all the latest news about the situation in ukraine and in the world. don't miss 60 minutes today 17:30 on the channel, russia scan it before paying and with every purchase. we will list one percent together of family homes. this is an advertisement for a loan without surprises by the mail bank. and this is me sergey garmash it is interesting that in the box wow a loan at 4.5 percent per annum with a guaranteed rate guarantee without surprises mail bank, when other laxatives are not satisfied with phytolax fruit-based chewable tablets only two at night for comfortable relief in the morning, only fitolax is produced using a special technology evalar fitolax number one in russia, pay

otherwise, the mayor of istanbul, who is considered erdogan's rival, will miss the 2023 presidentialon. let's go back to vladimir putin's meeting with members of the government, a significant part of which was devoted to business support, all the details from maria slobodyanskaya. reducing the administrative burden remains one of the measures to support business in the new economic conditions, vladimir putin said at this meeting with members of the government, the list of these measures is regularly supplemented, but some are already have proven their effectiveness. we agreed at the beginning of the year in the spring that we would work out a whole range of measures that would stimulate and support the development of the domestic economy of the russian economy. and, based on these conditions, including the external conditions that are emerging, i want to note that the government has timely developed and promptly adopted a number of such measures to support the business support economy. one of these measures is a change in the terms of payment of insurance premiums in the current year

adrian and again, this is al jazeera, alive from doha, also coming up, rallying to the matter of istanbul, he calls his jail sentence a punishment phase success. you figure sure, the world's 2nd largest economy is faltering with warnings that china could be in for a bumpy ride as it lifts curve at 19 restrictions out. it's my face, france versus massey's argentina in the world cup final, the defending champions and morocco's dream law. ah, tens of thousands of nurses of the u. k. are on strike in that 1st have a national walk out. it's the latest chapter and a bit of pay dispute with the government. nurses with the national health service won't a 19 percent pay rise because they face the cost of living crisis due to inflation . but the u. k. government says that it can only afford 4.3 percent of britain's private. as to richie sudak, i'm the opposition leader, kia, stop at this exchange in parliament on wednesday last year when everyone else in the public sector had a public sector pay fries, the nurses received a 3 percent pay right. mister speaker, nurse is going on. strike is a bunch o