that the turkish nation should thank god for ataturk... and thank ataturk for everything els mustafa kemal was a heroic leader in the first world war. after the war, he drove out the allied occupation rces, overthrew the ottoman sultan, and saved turkey fro euro. then, in 1923, he established today's turkish republic. a grateful nation renamed him ataturk or "father of the turks." as the first president of the republic, he built the foundation of modern democracy here on the ruins of a corrupt empire. a long hall celebrates enthe impressive accomplis of ataturk. he separated mosque and state, emancipated women, repl ed the arabic script th europe's alphabet, uced western-style industry, and legislatedity for all citizens. g the memorial site ndiose, with avenues of lions and formal guards giving visitors a sense of patriotism and nationalism. the mausoleum itself crowns the site like a grand temple, giving those who visit a feeling of reverence and respect. rims from all corners of turkey stand before the tomb of aturk and remember the father of their nation. >> this is "bbc world news ame

i'll have more from london in about twenty minutes time now back to kemal in doha maryam thank you for that we are now officially into the atlantic hurricane season that started yesterday actually friday june first and the u.s. national hurricane center is talking about a near normal to above normal season and obviously that is not good news is that if you look at last year i know it's a bit confusing but six storms of category three or higher winds exceeding one hundred eighty kilometers per hour massive human environmental and financial impact now it was places like dominica barbuda and some u.s. virgin islands which were all destroyed but really it isn't i'm going to highlight it here put the rico down there which stays in mind the most that was hurricane maria which is storm number thirteen and it trekked through the caribbean and basically straight across puerto rico before heading north again it completely destroyed the country and there was a lot of concern as this new hurricane season begins that puerto rico is nowhere near ready to weather another such storm which is why a lot

israel is capable of drawing red lines in syria it has attacked the iranians in the north up near book kemal in the south it has been very successful in destroying all of the potential iranian bases missile implant juices and so forth the united states i think is not stepping in it's made it clear it will not step in because it believes that israel is perfectly capable of defending itself in this region that its air force and its technology is far superior to the iranians now that doesn't mean that the iranians are going to sit back they make them to you to probe we just saw you know in the last twenty four hours that a drone was sent towards the goal line israel sent up rockets against it it turned around there is going to be this kind of jousting i believe and iran is repositioning of self but israel is quite capable and certainly very able to attack syria at will and i don't think that anybody is really worried that israel is going to be pushed into the sea all right i'm sick all right mamoun just how has described will what could happen to be out of the series of just staying as if you l

this is al jazeera live from studio fourteen here at al-jazeera headquarters in doha i'm kemal santa maria welcome to the new spirit it is world refugee day but the sixty eight million people. over the world every day is world refugee day the numbers are only growing the situation is barely improving we will take you across europe the middle east africa and asia are on the story which is defining the actions and policies of so many countries. and that includes the united states its ongoing family separations at the mexico border i mean the thing at how the u.s. navy is covering the story now political allegiances are influencing that i think and i have a hunch that that's not the show using a hash tag aging is but it's really so all the great former detainees from a prison in yemen have spoken of apparent systemic sexual torture by m. around three guards and certainly not a facet of this ongoing war we'll have that and also the latest on the offensive in the data as well and canadians are on a high after the parliament voted to legalize recreational cannabis but is it just like regul

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and welcome once again to rewind i'm kemal santa maria since sound as they were english launched back in two thousand and six we've been adding to our collection of award winning films year by year and here on rewind we're showcasing some of them once again today it's a one on one east film about the abnormally high suicide rate among young indigenous australians each year more than one hundred aboriginals choose to end their lives they are twice as likely to commit suicide as other restrain ians in kimberley and western australia tree stumps they use to mark the site of a suicide and programs based on ancient rituals have been developed to try to help young people find their way from twenty twelve this is australia's last generation . remote and picturesque. the kimberley in north west australia. a vast area three times the size of england. the traditional lands of the good ranges. to take care of the land. using their bush skills. study but it's a different bank that ensure. what's or what it used to but recently these ranges have had to a quiet a new set of skills. to respond ball

then gorean all the time feared that one day a new kemal ataturk would dry eyes in the arab world andwould unite the car will just israel. and the fear of that prevention was enhanced when nasa took power ninety fifth. and february one thousand nine hundred fifty five ben-gurion returned to political life. this time as defense minister. just a week after bangor ian took up the post one hundred fifty israeli paratroop as led by major ariel sharon. was sent to attack an egyptian army base near the city of gaza but. forty egyptian soldiers were killed. and many more injured. when bigger came back decided immediately to show that israel is not going to give in. this time a from the egyptian border to prove the patience and the attacks by inch of traders who are on the rise in. a tub the mass of a year or what if that means a way in mass of some your himself from c.m. was the mob. in medina or was. what. and. what has alerted. are. claiming they were egyptian territorial waters not sort of close the terrans straight at the entrance to the gulf of aqaba to ships sailing to and from the isra

well it's very slow progress kemal with the alarm of course as we recall was first rays saturday afternoon went out deep into thursday evening and the there is still no sign of the missing boys and the coach the focus really still kemal is trying to get that water level in the cave to a level that will allow the divers to proceed beyond the mock with the really been stranded for the past couple of days because the water levels too high in there and they say it is too dangerous for them to really try to push any further into the cave system so again the been trying to pump it out using something like a hundred water pumps they have on site now that really hasn't been working and they haven't been helped by the fact that they continued rain showers coming across this area dumping more rain on the surrounding hills which then flows into the cave system so what they're doing now is they have resorted to drilling there is a drill just a few meters from where we are now they are drilling into the rock face just below the entrance to the cave into an underground water system that they believe is

coalition that includes a left wing secular party in the name of the republican people sparky founded by kemal and ataturk and. nationalist party a breakaway from the from the m.h.d. called the good party led by mere auctioneer and also includes the facility felicity party side the party scene turkish or for the city party which was the original home of president erika one many years ago before he set up the ache if you were there just as development party so this is an unprecedented coalition that is projecting a serious now challenge to president and the ruling justice and development party and also in ankara how far turkey is foreign exploits in its relations with outside countries and institutions how far is that playing on the minds of turkish people as they go to these historic poles usually foreign holders of turkey is now higher on the agenda of the people when don't vote usually older political science research in turkey shows that the number one issue for turkish people is the health of the economy especially in employment is the big day you're usually and after the security comes es

will resume on choose day i have more from london for you in about twenty minutes time now back to kemal thanks mary i'm looking at colombia now which has a new president at the youngest ever forty one year old right wing even duke a and says he wants to unite the country but he also wants to renegotiate the controversial peace deal with former leaders of the fog rebel group that was agreed back in twenty six days that still very much a sensitive topic for many people in the country we've got army gallagher with us now from bogota to talk about this when we say renegotiate and what exactly does that mean or do we even know that. what we don't quite know is not talk so much about renegotiation this modification remember this peace accord with the park governors and the fifty years of conflict in which two hundred thousand people were killed millions more displaced so it's a very important subject in this election and a very big challenge for inviting duquesne because the supreme court say all of those parts of the police peace process can't be changed so it's not clear whether we can actu

reporting on it just as we always have even though we've unwillingly become part of the story itself i'm kemal santa maria from the whole team here in doha thanks for joining us we're going to leave you now with the personal thoughts of some of the people of qatar on this fifth of june two thousand and eighteen after a year on the blockade thanks for joining us. but out of it. to get a look at the rest of us. for just a matter of timing i'm in a tub geonim it has been about a month what. made this to friends was they targeted people. can talk fast i'm an action a right no get my own home. number of have a neck not a minute no the the next camilla thought nothing of it all got to know me and now i've got. a phone with no one's come to look. up a lot of the nothing. they come here to watch from the will of the accident i watched . we just came together as residents and qatari nationals it was a really nice and uniting time in a bittersweet sort of way. unpack it for us what were you here and what we're seeing whether on line test horrendous things humans on the surface. absolutely don't doubt ab

reporting on it just as we always have even though we've unwittingly become part of the story itself i'm kemal santa maria from the whole team here in doha thanks for joining us we're going to leave you now with the personal thoughts of some of the people of color on this fifth of june two thousand. after a year on the blockade thanks for joining us. but on if it can get a look at the risk of a. large amount of planning i mean. john. it has been about that it. made this to friends was they targeted people. can talk fast i'm in action right know get my own home right now for the have a neck not a minute no the the next camillus i can have the government i'm in. the phone with now which can deliver. a lot of the nothing. because what from the accident i watched. just came together as residents and qatari nationals it was a really nice and uniting time in a bittersweet sort of way. this is al jazeera. hello i'm daryn jordan is the and as they were news ally from doha coming up in the next sixty minutes israel's prime minister just the french president to reject the iran nuclear deal is tehran thr

loyalties will also have a major influence over the electorate let's go live to islamabad to serious kemal is so come on what's the main purpose of this this interim government. where the government is jaw. free or a government which will ensure all free and fair elections which i have already been announced on the twenty fifth of july the president of pakistan mr cain will be administering the order. was initially. the chief justice of. that of course many will be held in parliament right behind me and going to be attended by the military chiefs and. one of the main challenges facing the country right now. for the first time to showcase him government have been able to complete day to new york which is ten years of democracy the big challenge of course will be for the new government to take control of the economy which is in bad shape the outgoing government of course taking all kinds of allegations against. going on against mr nawaz sharif or disqualified for life as prime minister. so big challenge is. concerned relations rid india relation rid of honest on worsening relations with the

and welcome once again to rewind i'm kemal santa maria since around as they were english launched back in two thousand and six we've been adding to our collection of award winning films year by year and here on rewind we're showcasing some of them once again today it's a one on one east film about the abnormally high suicide rate.

central command this video posted online allegedly shows the aftermath of the airstrikes on the upper kemal area which killed a number of iraq in mali militia fighters the syrian observatory for human rights says the attack killed at least forty people. oh no the presidential election in colombia is calling for unity africana painting to change the peace deal with far rebels. ivan to k. becomes the youngest ever clumpy and leader of following a divisive runoff and gallacher reports in the capital bogota i may be a fresh face in colombian politics but as event duke a took to the stage his supporters were ecstatic to gaze young untested at his promise to tackle some of colombia's biggest issues going on with. it going in order with humility and on are i tell the colombian people that i will give all my energies to unite our country no more divisions let's think about a country for all and everyone for me it's very important to tell you and the whole of colombia that today there are no defeated citizens because i want to be the president that gives the same love to those who voted for me and t

more jobs bought tribal and religious loyalties will also have a major influence over the electorate kemal high the has the latest from. the president of bloggers gone mr mom known as jane had ministered the old to the chevron prime minister of pakistan natural mogul was formerly the country's chief justice also doubt joyce coming up after dick have gone. between the government and the opposition body's natural moral gets considered to be our norm. man he had also been the chief justice of the supreme court of bloggers and of course primary responsibility will be doing sure all free and fair elections within the election commission had already announced their twenty fifth of july as the election day date and budget on the new government of course will have to grab really red challenge it including the corner me and also its relations with its neighbors and the united states. to make it all go one hour at least sixteen people and they'll confirm to have been killed since wednesday as anti-government protests continue across the country as an armed groups believed to be under the command of

then gorean all the time feared that one day a new kemal ataturk would rise in the arab world and wouldunite the car of world against israel. and that fear or that prevention was enhanced when nasa took power ninety fifth. and february one thousand nine hundred fifty five ben-gurion returned to political life. this time as defense minister. just a week off to bangor ian took up the post one hundred fifty israeli paratroop as led by major ariel sharon. was sent to attack an egyptian army base near the city of gaza but. forty egyptian soldiers were killed. and many more injured. when bigger came back he decided immediately to show that israel is not going to give in. this time a from the egyptian border the provocations and the attacks by inch of traders who are on the rise. at arbt and most of the. public that leave feet away in mass of some your himself from c.m. was the only jelly medina was. and hasn't let me answer what has alerted would be one of our. claiming they were egyptian territorial waters not so close the terrans straight at the entrance to the gulf of aqaba to ships sailin

then gloria all the time feared that one day a new kemal ataturk would rise in the arab world and wouldunited for the car will just israel. and the fear of that prevention was enhanced when nasa to power ninety fifth. and february one thousand nine hundred fifty five ben-gurion returned to political life. this time as defense minister. just a week off to bangor into cup the post one hundred fifty is really paratroop as lead by major ariel sharon. was sent to attack an egyptian army base near the city of gaza. foody egyptian soldiers were killed. and many more injured. when bigger came back he decided immediately to show that israel is not going to give in. this time a from the egyptian border to prove the patience and the attacks by inches traders were on the rise in. a tub the mass of a year or public the need for a way in matters of some your himself from c.m. was. medina was. what. and that has a. war and has alerted the minute of our. claiming they were egyptian territorial waters not so close the terrans straight at the entrance to the gulf of aqaba to ships sailing to and from the

then gorean all the time feared that one day a new kemal ataturk would rise in the arab world and wouldunite the power of world against israel. and that fear or that prevention was enhanced when nasa took power ninety fifth. and february one thousand nine hundred fifty five ben-gurion returned to political life. this time as defense minister. just a week after bangor ian took up the post one hundred fifty israeli paratroop as led by major ariel sharon. was sent to attack an egyptian army base near the city of gaza but. forty egyptian soldiers were killed. and many more injured. when bigger came back he decided medically to show that israel is not going to give in. this time a from the egyptian border the provocations and the attacks by inch of traders who are on the rise in. a tub the mass of a year or more the need for a way in matters of some your comes off some seem was the. medina or was. and that has a let me answer. has alerted. claiming they were egyptian territorial waters not so close the terrans straight at the entrance to the gulf of aqaba to ships sailing to and from the isr

by mustafa kemal, and he wanted to fight. constantinople ordered him to withdraw. capitaltulation of the gave additional support for those turks who believe the ottoman government to be corrupt. he invited all turks to only accepted the laws drawn at the armistice of boudreau's -- mu it'sdros. -- midros. it's fascinating that president goethe one reminded the -- president juan reminded -- theident erdogan reminded turkish people about this in 1917. treatiesirst of these we will mention is the treaty of several is the treaty of severus, signed on august 10, 1920. this was a treaty where the ottoman empire seated all non-turkish land and alter -- non-turkish possessions. this created the league of nations mandates for syria and palestine. you can see from this map the brutal carving the treaty required. following the treaty there was a revolt of officers in a series of battles and tended to regain control of what we know as turkey today. it's fascinating that of all of the empires killed by world war i that one could argue the empire that did the best in preserving s

. >> laura: you think about cory booker and kemal harris voting against prison reform russian mark which is historically been an issue the democrats have embraced because donald trump was for it? even the right to prior legislation? some democrats, no, we don't want to do special care and lack of life, they did not want to do that. they do not want to do this and amnesties for the 2 million legal immigrants last february that donald trump said we have to do something about chain migration. that is insane! that is not governing or that saying no to everything. >> look, i agree. i was one of those who said to bill clinton, you've got to work with newt gingrich, you've got to work with the republicans, we've go compromise on a balanced budget, welfare reform, debt reduction, you are absolutely right about immigration, you are absolutely right about policies to benefit the economy. i -- i -- i don't understand why the democrats are doing what they are doing, they sure are not helping them in the polls. if they go on this course, it will lead to them losing the senate as most observers predic

insults calling names it felt as if things were on the brink of war we have the opposite feeling now kemal here in singapore in fact there's so much optimism not just among the various delegations as you point out i was just watching the united states team as the president came off of air force one so much excitement there but also on the on the side of the north koreans as well in fact the president and these teams have been relaying back and forth at the working level setting up these logistics the president expressing some of the optimism he felt as you said at the start of the show that there is a feeling that there is the opportunity here it may be a one shot deal and the president will know very quickly also there's also this feeling that the president is curbing expectation too saying in fact that there's a chance this won't work out anything could happen and i think in that moment of possibility there is so much hope that something can be achieved after so many years of an impasse and yet does it not feel can really slow you that it's also one of my faves as well because that you a

mental health commission it's been a pleasure talking to you thank you for joining us my pleasure kemal and that is it from us to join us again next week and also be sure to check out the rewind page at al-jazeera dot com for more films from the series i'm come out santamaria from the whole team thanks for joining us so you can see. a new series of rewind i can bring your people back to life i'm sorry and bring you updates on the best of al-jazeera documentaries the struggle continues from the till now huge distance rewind continues with baltimore anatomy of an american city close friends who were lost to the streets i can literally see the future of baltimore to the ass of my students and it does not look rewind on al-jazeera. i sometimes feel that we are really looking into the hearts and the souls of those directly involved in offense taking place very good at telling all sides of the story from the political elite to those people who think if you really get to know what's happening on the ground that's very important for me as a generation past that can often feel that my continent

air strike in syria it happened in the border town of kemal where some of its forces are based the group known as iraq's popular mobilisation forces is made up of mostly rainy and backed chair militias fighting alongside the syrian government . dozens of libyan activists and residents of the eastern city of have been arrested by forces loyal to the libyan warlord this comes on the back of the appointment of. shalabi as security chief in the city fighters loyal to were deployed in anticipation of a teller tree attacks from former oil installations come on to him. head has more from tripoli. security sources in the oil christened say that have to his forces are mobilizing. trying to recapture the two major oil terminals. and rice the north that have been taken control of by forces loyal to the former leader of the petroleum facilities guards ebrahim. on thursday now. that is the national oil corporation here in tripoli has been warning against any escalation and the oil christened especially after two major tanks have been set on fire because of the military confrontations in the area and

terry mcauliffe, kristen shall a man, kemal harris.the offer since last year. i don't know if that is significant or not, but does this tell anything about who the president prefers? >> it's kind of early. i think we're still trying to understand exactly how significant it is that he's talking to all these folks. many are contenders but the one thing that stands out to me, if you are thinking about who is the leader of the democratic party at this moment and lots of people, saying there is no leadership, there's an an absence of leadership. guess what, it's not nancy pelosi, it's not chuck schumer. here we have barack obama asserting himself as the is fighting republican rrymandering, fighting voter registration and now potentially asserting himself as the man who will select the party's nominee. >> martha: there's no doubt that his support will be huge for whoever ultimately gets it. bill clinton is looking like he is just disappearing from the scene and comments like this are not going to help him. >> i think the norms have really ch

economic convergence in the nineteen europe states but on the issue of migration as you alluded to there kemalwell the language the rhetoric the sorts of words being used by anger the americans suggest a slight change in her tone because obviously the issue here in germany has been with her ally with her political ally the christian social union from the various who really want to have to to to really drill down on the numbers of people who come to germany claim asylum here but he claimed asylum first somewhere else in the e.u. that's the issue they want to be dealt with i'm going to merkel's changing her tone she started talking the sorts of language that would like hate people with the sort of point of view that the christian social union has and that was something that president michel spoke about as well again referencing to this dublin three regulation regulation that governs these these people mainly in solomon in two countries what's interesting is the sort of language we heard from these two heads of government heads of state is the sort of language that's in this document i have here

parties that commit grave violations affecting children in situations of armed conflict and as you say kemal one thousand three hundred sixteen children killed and maimed in yemen in twenty seventeen and more than half of those by airstrikes and also these allegations of the recruitment of child soldiers some of those a large number by the who thiis but there is also a large number by the yemeni armed forces and by the so-called security belt forces that is a militia that's recruited by the united arab emirates a member of the coalition this is a report and a listing in the report that the saudi led coalition will not like they've managed to get a caviar out in there for the second year running that they've also put in place measures aimed at improving the protection of children that does beg the question though for two years running they've improved the protection of children why are they still killing them the politics behind this one james it's a it's a u.n. report it means un member that means saudi arabia they've been trying as i understand to sort of keep their name out not be directly

kemal thank you doctors without borders a says it will temporarily stop its activities in a part of yemen after one of its color a treatment centers was bold and i said shared is these images on its twitter account to denouncing the attack saying it was carried out by the saudi led coalition the medical charity says it will suspend work in the abs region until the safety of its staff and patients is in short several large explosions have been heard near the syrian capital damascus government media reports the blasts happened in an ammunition that in the city of. it's an area known for its many military bases initial reports suggest they could have been caused by high summer temperatures. or winning the war against iso in iraq has led to the destruction of entire cities at least ten billion dollars are needed to rebuild ramadi which is the capital of iraq's largest province but that's just a fraction of the reconstruction bill nationwide chel stratford reports. it's estimated that up to eighty percent of ramadi lies in ruins. around three hundred seventy five thousand people mostly sunni m

it is pretty striking isn't it in particular when you consider kemal that you can pretty much count the number of migrants in this country with one hand not exactly of course but we're talking about a few hundred people who've actually made it into hungary made it through the asylum process and have been offered protection by this government this is not a country or a society under siege by the mainly muslim migrant hordes that were portrayed in the election campaign the election of course the best or been won with a landslide his third consecutive landslide back in april the government told people they were bashing down the gates trying to get in here to subvert this country's christian values he would say that he would protect hungary and also protected from the n.g.o.s that the government portray portrays as not just supporting these people but positively encouraging facilitating the flow of migration into this country and that's where george soros comes into that's where civil society comes in and it really looks as though these laws are aimed at civil society not just the migration

man in this country since the man who founded the turkish republic, nearly 100 years ago, mustafa kemalrthquake has struck japan's second city, osaka, killing three people and injuring more than two hundred. the magnitude 6.1 quake struck during the morning, disrupting rush—hour transport and leaving tens of thousands of homes without power. north and south korea have announced plans to form several combined sports teams at the asian games in indonesia in august. the agreement, which includes a joint basketball match in pyongyang, comes amid a number of talks between the two koreas aimed at deepening their ties. a military hat thought to have belonged to the former french emperor napoleon has been sold at auction in lyon for $325,000. it is said to have been salvaged from the battlefield after his 1815 defeat at waterloo. napoleon was renowned for his military "bicorne" hats, so—called because they had two points. this is beyond one hundred days. still to come... from football grounds to finishing schools — what the world cup means for young girls in russia. when was the last time you p

yes well kemal it's certainly a twenty four hour operation now and the activity is continuing late into the night there's been a fairly steady stream of search and rescue workers coming and going from the cave entrance behind me both volunteers and military and also a few moments ago we saw three experts from the united kingdom go into the cave system to try to assist with the search and rescue operation the news is mixed really the hero saying they have not found any new evidence since they first saw those hand prints on the walls of the cave and some clothing and other equipment left behind by the boys and coach as they entered the cave on saturday but the water level they're saying in the cave has receded we know that the navy divers who are very much at the forefront of this operation have been and able to continue much beyond about the three kilometer mock and beyond that is where they hope that the boys and their coach but they haven't been able to continue because the water level has simply been too high but it is going down because we haven't had any significant rainfall for qui