my age it is made as media defense a way as by the kurdistan workers party p cake and this league is defending me as is actually a euphemism used by the p.k. k. for that case. to explain a meaning the findings around come the mountain including iran $650.00 villages and those days we asked our mines are in the control of the baghdad government evac to central government nor the kurdish government and that's why the turkish military from time to time 'd there is that's coming by the other side of the border the turkish military telling conduct operations against the p.k. case and what we know with that those every as 'd important areas for the p.k. case comment chip for them to say only that on the line for us from assemble a post or you will continue watching frank i think thank you senator. a large protests are continuing across the united states as the fatal police shooting of another black man stokes more outrage following the death of george floyd body. by atlanta police shows the moment that officers approached brooks on friday night and asked him to take a sobriety test police

remember what happened during these operations we had 2 separate events going on in the northern kurdistan region and one was an attack by turkey which consisted of both air strikes and the ground incursion and on the iranian border with iraq we also had artillery strikes against an area called in and in fact we heard today that those strikes resulted in at least one civilian casualty as well as other people being injured so some morning they are in an ambassador is quite quite relevant but also significant step now it remains to be seen how much effect these decisions will actually have because let's remember the dad does not control these areas they're controlled by a semi autonomous kurdish regional government in the north the federal government does not have any troops to really enforce its request that these attacks on northern iraq stop so the diplomatic channel to try to request the neighboring countries to respect iraq's sovereignty is really all that the ministry of foreign affairs here can do but those areas under the control of kurdish parties and those kurdish parties although

are all major operations actually not only because they are targeting the bases of the out both kurdistan workers party but these are all happening simultaneously yes there have been operations to the area on and off before in the in since 1990 s. but especially since 2800 turkish military intensified its cross border operations the idea is actually to eliminate the threat before entering inside turkey's borders this is the security perspective of the turkish military and interrogator ministry who has been fighting the p.k. k. within turkish border is inside turkey as well. today's operation is different compared to the one that happened 2 days ago because this time ground forces are also in place and they have been accompanied by the turkish air forces. to point to operations targeting the bases ammunition depot would send strategic points of the up those kurdistan workers party what makes this operations special is turkey is aiming to cut the logistic loops of the k.k. from iraq to syria because for turkey. and the syrian kurdish fire to a group are organically to each other and there i

is actually a kind of euphemism describing the conduit mountain areas which is the base for the kurdistan workers party and the comment ship the logistic lines everything is run through this area i have to underline that this area as the calls media defense. is neither under the control of the kurdish regional government nor central baghdad government it is under control of the p.k. k. that's why the turkish military has been on and off conducting operations in this area according to this statement by the turkish defense ministry $8.00 to $1.00 targets were hit by the turkish forces and some of the targets were not hit by a lots minute decision because of that is civilians around the area and the turkish military and the fence mr believes that this is a very good success for the armed forces eliminating the p.k. kit that has been in their terms harassing the turkish borders and the petrels and police stations along with the military bases on the other side of the border. through that city of course you know living life for us in istanbul. separatists in southern yemen have captured a conv

ministry says warplanes that struck the condo mountains targeting separatists fighters from the kurdistan workers' party or p.k. k. strikes also reported that mount single turkey frequently targets p k k find as in northern iraq what's nearly a 4 decade long conflict correspondence then costello has more now from istanbul this is another operation to turkey come back saying iraq against the outfield could solve or could spark if it k.k. what we know was that this time the operation is in a wider scale than it has been ongoing since 99 times before turkey used to do appreciably targeting this best victoria area but this time it's multiple realities and misunderstandings the ration come back to by the turkish forces that's why it is why they're scared and surprisingly just 'd 2 days ago turkish intelligence chief how come fidel was in baghdad he paid a visit to bark that so. presumably they might the turkish intelligence also might have a talk about how true he is to use the p.k. paste threat from from the other side if it's border because according to turkish defense minister straight men

ministry says warplanes have struck the candle mountains targeting separatist fighters from the kurdistan workers party or p.k. k. and strikes have also been reported at manson's are now turkey frequently targets pick a fight as in northern iraq and once nearly a 4 decade long conflict our correspondents and has more from istanbul. this is another operation the church of comebacks in iraq against the outflow could follow to spark if it k.k. what we know was that's a good time they will pull ration is in a wider scale than it has been ongoing since 99 cases before turkey used to do a creation targeting a specific area area but this time it's multiple realists and the summit stands up ration come back to by the turkish forces that's why it is why they are scared and surprisingly just 'd 2 days ago turkish intelligence chief how come fidel was in back that he paid a visit to back that so. presumably they my the turkish and thousands you've also might have talked about how true to you is to use the p.k. paste platform from the other side of its border because according to turkish defense mini

ministry says warplanes have struck the candle mountains targeting separatist pfizer's from the kurdistan workers' party party or p k k as strikes have also been reported at months into turkey frequently targets pick a fight as in northern iraq in what's nearly a 4 decade long conflict our correspondents and i'm closer has more from istanbul. this is another operation literally come back to. iraq against the out both could go to our 50 k.k. what we know was that this time the operation is in a wider scale than it has been ongoing since my 994 which are to use to do operations targeting his best experience area but this plan is multiple areas and to some advantage the ration come back to by the turkish forces that's why it is why they are care and surprisingly just 'd 2 days ago turkish intelligence chief hakan fidel was in bad that he paid a visit to bark that so. presumably they might the turkish approach and also might have a talk about how true he is to use the p.k. case threat from the other side of its border because according to turkish defense minister straight men and operations c

in northern iraq targeting kurdish separatist fighters it's part of a new operation against the kurdistan workers party or peter kay turkey's defense ministry says it's in response to an increase in attacks on its army bases the p.k. is designated a terror group by turkey the united states and the european union. has more from istanbul. what makes this operation different is that in the previous operations that have been conducted by the turks since 991009 196 most of those operations targeted single area in those areas but this time armed forces targeted several a riyadh at the very same time of course the there is an importance of the area. code to some workers party named as the immediate defense center is really a defense area as it is actually a kind of view from as describing the qandil mountain areas which is the base for the kurdistan workers party and the comment ship the logistic lines everything is wrong through this area i have to underline that this area as the. media defense. is neither under the control of the kurdish regional government nor central baghdad government it is

in northern iraq war planes have struck the candle mountains hitting separatist fighters from the kurdistan workers' party or p k k india's converting 500 railway coaches into hospital wards in virus cases led to a shortage of beds health authorities have reported another record daily spiking infections with more than $11000.00 new cases neighboring pakistan is also seeing a recording crease in new infections officials are warning the total could reach a 1000000 by the end of july more than a 1000 high risk areas have been sealed off including the capital islamabad and thousands of mosques in the brazilian city of san paolo to denounce the government's handling of the pandemic it has the 2nd highest number of deaths worldwide. and the leaders of somalia a breakaway states the modern london met in djibouti for talks somali man's president wants a 2 state process to defend what he sees as the region's independence. well those are the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after what i want a statue i'm so watching my fellow. on counting the cost in india is it labor reforms but is it

child labor is a part of daily life in kurdistan the latest figures say about 2000 miners work in the capital and be alone and that number is going up schools are closed because of the coronavirus crisis many families are desperate so they send their children to work. mohammad come out works full time in a garage also 6 days a week he's 13. he stopped going to school 2 years ago his father has a heart condition and he sees it as his duty to help his family through hard times . i don't like working in this area it's exhausting. and i do. i have to help my father because he's old and. my brothers and i come here to help support him i didn't want to leave school i'd like to go back and eventually go to university. but our government doesn't give us any help. children's aid organizations say that's no reason to take a child out of school. child labor is widespread in iraq and all over the middle east it's considered necessary for children to work. but that's wrong it's illegal to exploit children for profit or other purposes. that may be but the reality here is the children are working wh

child labor is a part of daily life in kurdistan the latest figures say about 2000 miners work in the capital and be alone and that number is going up schools are closed because of the coronavirus crisis many families are desperate so they send their children to work. mohammed come out works full time in a garage also 6 days a week. he's 13. he stopped going to school 2 years ago his father has a heart condition and he sees it as his duty to help his family through hard times . i don't like working in this area it's exhausting. and i do. i have to help my father because he's old and. my brothers and i come here to help support him i didn't want to leave school i'd like to go back and eventually go to university. but doesn't give us any how. children's aid organizations say that's no reason to take a child out of school. child labor is widespread in iraq and all over the middle east it's considered necessary for children to work. but that's wrong it's illegal to exploit children for profit or other purposes. that may be but the reality here is that children are working while the author

child labor is a part of daily life in kurdistan the latest figures say about 2000 miners work in the capital and be alone and that number is going up schools are closed because of the coronavirus crisis many families are desperate so they send their children to work. you know how many come our works full time in the garage also 6 days a week. he's 13 he stopped going to school 2 years ago his father has a heart condition and he sees it as his duty to help his family through hard times . i don't like working in this area it's exhausting. and i do. i have to help my father because he's old and since my brothers and i come here to help support him i didn't want to leave school i'd like to go back and eventually go to university. but i government doesn't give us any help. our. children's aid organizations say that's no reason to take a child out of school. child labor is widespread in iraq and all over the middle east it's considered necessary for children to work. but that's wrong it's illegal to exploit children for profit or other purposes. that may be but the reality here is that chi

putting their kids to work as we report from iraq's kurdistan region. a big load for a little person mohamed how me that has to cart heavy fruits and vegetables around aerials market he earns a few euros a day working from 7 in the morning till 7 in the evening 6 days a week he's 12 years old. it's hard work but i'm used to it i want to help my family so we can live. child labor is a part of daily life in kurdistan the latest figures say about 2000 miners work in the capital and be alone and that number is going up schools are closed because of the coronavirus crisis many families are desperate so they send their children to work. mohammad kamaal works full time in the garage also 6 days a week. he's 13 he stopped going to school 2 years ago his father has a heart condition and he sees it as his duty to help his family through hard times . i don't like working in this area it's exhausting. and i do. i have to help my father because he's old and. my brothers and i come here to help support him i didn't want to leave school i'd like to go back and eventua

to point operations targeting the bases ammunition depots and strategic points of the out those kurdistan workers party what makes this operations a special is turkey is aiming to cut the logistic loops of the p.k. k. from iraq to syria because for turkey it p k k and the syrian kurdish fighters group y p g r r organically tied to each other and there is an ammunition and weapons transfer between 2 sides from from the y. p.g. to iraq and one day those weapons can be turned against turkey and that's why turkey is trying to eliminate the p.k. fighters they have bases and as i said that the logistic routes. between is syria and iraq this is the idea of the operation and. these operations have been recently conducted have been in touch have been conducted in cooperation with the turkish intelligence agency before turkish intelligence agency didn't have any authority for course wardrop rationed but in the last couple of years with the presidential system they are authorized to cooperate with the military and they have been providing ifield intelligence and turkish drones have been active in th

northern iraq warplanes have struck the candle mountains targeting separatist fighters from the kurdistan workers' party or p k k. and brazil thousands of protesters have marched in south paolo to denounce the government's handling of the corona virus pandemic the country has the 2nd highest number of covered 19 deaths worldwide with more than 43000 fatalities trees about reports. get out bowled tornado chanted this people in any depth in brazil financial capitals help oh no. 11 i was one of the thousands who felt it was necessary to be on the streets on sunday. i'm here because thousands of people are dying of coronavirus and the government doesn't care about it this is a genocide the government is mocking the working class and the police are killing our families and communities black people can't live in peace in this country we are afraid to die because of our parlor brazil has become the epicenter of colvin 1000 in south america more than 40000 people have lost their lives many blame president handling of the crisis as he opposed imposing a logged on to preserve the economy and disreg

bombing comes after turkey deployed ground troops and carried out air strikes on targets of the kurdistan workers party or p.k. k. on sunday and tuesday iraq's foreign ministry summoned the turkish ambassador on thursday saying it was a violation of sovereignty it marks a serious escalation of its decades long conflict against be k.k. often focused on kurdish areas in southeastern turkey. the french president emanuel macor has made his 1st overseas trip since the corona virus outbreak he met the british prime minister boris johnson in downing street on a visit marking 80 years since child a girl appealed in london for the french people to resist nazi occupation. this was a day primarily of 2nd world war commemorations in a year when so many have had to be counselled because of the virus it was an opportunity for the french president sort of member shell the goals famous kohls of the french people which he made in exile in london on b.b.c. radio to the french people to say stand up against the nazis at a time when the u.k. was the only country doing that so he did it in paris this morning

areas in northern iraq targeting kurdish separatist fighters is part of a new operation against the kurdistan workers party or the k k turkey's defense ministry says it's in response to an increase in attacks on its army bases separatists in southern yemen have captured a convoy carrying billions of rebels to aid in central bank forces loyal to the southern transitional council who took control of aden in april sold billions in cash as it left the port the shooting of a black american man while being arrested by police is being treated as homicide and autopsy says brooks died from 2 gunshot wounds to the back the killing of the 27 year old that matter on friday sparked more protest against police brutality stay with us a.j. sexists coming up next. sarah. let me ask you how worried you are about the increase in hostilities in yemen we listen this is the moment you stop be 30 actually this is the moment you also trades on fighting every night we meet with global news makers and talk about the stories that matter just 0. that all of us lead the islam has a. mission to go learn the men she has a

kurdistan has been in turmoil at least 2 of my police officers are not going to do not like time after. saturday. to make a political will in my city where you are a state representative back in 9091 to me it was all how are you one of the guys without a gun and my brother was killed my hood don't look no dear friend any other good out here dan my whole world was keel me i saw my son in 15 years and i felt like you know at this my time to stand up. this system wasn't built bush i'm just not willing to accept what some stand so legislation can i get through that's going to speak to a major need for my community and this bill identifies used violence as a public health epidemic last year we had $200.00 murders the ripple effect of violence when it comes to the youth it stretches far why. are you willing. methamphetamines for me and ma a flooding into countries across asia. 101 east asks why all pharmacies caught say to stop the meth. on al-jazeera. my dear i don't really. brazil's president comes under fire as it becomes only the 2nd country to record $1000000.00 coronavirus cases. the w

the north of the country comes after turkey deployed ground troops and carried out air strikes on kurdistan workers party or p.k. k. targets iraq's foreign ministry summoned the turkish ambassador on thursday saying it was a violation of sovereignty but french president emanuel macor has made his 1st overseas trip since the coronavirus outbreak emitt british prime minister boris johnson in downing street on a visit marking 80 years since a child a girl appeared in london for the french people to resist appeal or should say in london for french people to resist nazi occupation china's top decision making body is considering a draft of hong kong's controversial security bill that's caused weeks of protests the standing committee of the national people's congress is reviewing the bill over 3 days. those are the top stories so what i want east is up next likes watching by fire. a global pandemic mass protests demanding change economic recession and geopolitical tensions not to mention the small matter of a looming election join me steve clemons in conversation with leading voices on the bottom

you guys to catch up with our globe trotter his most recent travels took him to central asia to kurdistan and there he had tons of fun hiking horseback riding and discovering the country's cuisine of course. so mom and welcome to the country which is fine by small arms this is why in this episode we are focusing on how to which are going to the local life and going to the local cuisine. kyrgyzstan is naturally isolated by high you mountainous terrain which has helped preserve its asian culture a country gained its independence as a nation states after the breakup of the soviet union in 1991. to dishonor real characters playing. on a horse with. knowledge of horses take a well deserved break for we can enjoy if you. could you see here is a true nomad camp this is where people live to have their horses here they have goats and cows over there this is the life that people used to have me and he's not ever actually mountain nomads is a sad 80 percent of the country on the mountain so they packed up their camp considered up in the next valley been half a day wanted to party to. welcome to kind

we had two separate events going on in the northern kurdistan region. was an attack by turkey, which c constituted a airstriked a ground incursion and on the iranian border with iraq, we had artillery strikes against an area called --.-. we heard today that those strikereresulted i in one civiln casualtyty, as well as other peoplele being injured. ambassador -- it remainsns to be seen how mh affect t these decisions will have. let's remember that baghdad does not control thehese areas. they are by the semi autononomos curtis region of the government. in the northth, the iraqi federl government does nonot have any troops to enforce its requeuests that t these attacks stop. diplomatic channel is all that the ministry of foreign affairs can do. those areas are under the control of kurdish parties, and those parties, although they have not officially said so, are likely to welcome these operations, because they target the pkk as the kurdish authorities are very much likely to be keen to see the pkk depart from kurdish areas. host: al qaeda as confirmed the

really strong neighboring countries or even from kurdistan which is also a low price and tried to. present it as a product also iraqi spots and again this is another way to. upset that iraq's security so this is a big program. and it is that as we saw in some of his report just a few moments ago about that the consignment of wheat there that had lentils in it is that how how how. a shipment would be tainted with lentulus is the fact that it that it's come from perhaps even outside the country and it's being passed off as a rocky. well. there are other. things which are minds to analyze the situation broadly the farmers themselves they had that meant in order to put more weight and to accept broader. probably this is an excuse that there was not treaty meant end to it so as a lead story an end to it and so i mean there are different ways which the government employees started to pressure their farmers either the same times i wouldn't say that all the farmers are socio and all honest and. if they're not trying to find their ways and achieve. their way in order to get. profits out of

to appears toweapon, it ignore the international leads the investigation followed, including the kurdistan party that led to them being declared a terrorist organization. african990's, south intelligence agents set their colleagues were behind the prime minister's murder, following palme's support for the african national congress and condemnation of apartheid. the suspect was named as a likely suspect in a book in 2017. >> i'm glad they came to the same conclusion i did, that he is the killer. palme was an internationally and is seen asan perhaps the best of sweden. and this whole case has been dramatic. olaf palme was an unusual swedish prime minister. he had an impact outside his country. his anti-colonial views made him a fierce critic of superpowers. he welcomed immigrants. those policies may have put him into the grave in which he has lain for more than three decades. the love many swedes have for him has endured, but since the case is closed, it looks as though the unanswered questions will endure as well. paul reese, al jazeera, stockholm. barbara: more than 10,000 people have rall

belief in the capital that the united states is supporting a kurdish state latha by the out the kurdistan workers party which turkey sees as a terrorist group and turkey claims that this group has nothing to do it doesn't have good relations with the other kurdish political groups either and it's an armed group that's why. we believe they say as they occur they call it as a terrorist state shouldn't be a savage by our borders they said that's why turkey is trying to push the p.k. k. out to the so itself even than iraq like they did in syria and create as a safe area this is what these sources have been telling us today and if there is any states by it should be beyond this this is according to the turkish officials are shell ok standing by for us and it's troublesome thank you. going to baghdad now or some other vault and is standing by live there so someone or what are you finding out there. well we still don't have an official statement from the iraqi government and we spoke to the ministry of foreign affairs which said that there would not be an additional statement today a day after t

northern iraq war planes and struck the condo mountains targeting separatists fighters from the kurdistan workers' party k k. thousands of march in the brazilian city of south paolo to denounce the government's handling of the pandemic brazil has the 2nd highest number of covert 19 deaths worldwide with more than 43000 fatalities. france's president emanuel claiming its 1st victory in the fight against cope with 19 and some of the last remaining lockdown instructions the lifted the entire mainland including paris will be on the lower state of alert from monday restaurants and cafes in the capital will be allowed to operate at full capacity and more people can also return to work india plans to convert $500.00 railway coaches into makeshift hospitals offer a surge of new virus cases led to a shortage of beds in the capital the country reported another record jump in new infections on sunday and neighboring pakistan is also seeing a record rise in new infections officials are warning the total could reach a 1000000 by the end of july more than a 1000 high risk areas have been sealed off inc

and to stop bombing it comes up to turkey deployed ground troops and carried out air strikes on kurdistan workers party or p.k. k. targets on sunday and tuesday iraq's foreign ministry summoned the turkish ambassador on thursday saying it was a violation of sovereignty and marks a serious escalation of its decades long conflict against be k.k. often focused on kurdish areas in southeastern turkey so wonderful to he is in baghdad and says it's not just the turkish ambassador who's been summoned. at the same time the ministry of foreign affairs is also someone to the iranian ambassador over similar operations that have gone on in the north and that is quite unusual because iran is a country that is seen as wielding quite a lot of influence over past governments here in iraq and someone in the iranian ambassador is quite a departure from previous foreign policies and it signals that the new prime minister most of them is trying to create some sort of equivalence in treating all of iraq's neighboring countries in the same way insisting that they have to respect iraq's sovereignty now let's re

several areas in northern iraq targeting kurdish separatists as part of a new operation against the kurdistan workers party or the k.k.k. separatists in southern yemen have captured a convoy carrying billions of rails to aid in central bank forces loyal to the southern transitional council who took control of it in april stole the money as it left course. but the headlines the news continues here on algiers there are often inside story to go away. as a protest or a job for police brutality and coronavirus grips the nation campaigning on the election trail has been forced to take a back seat will the presidential candidates ever hit the road and so their brand of politics to americans before the vote follow the u.s. election on a just. a global reckoning on racism at least killings in the united states triggered protests and debates on racial legacies in britain and elsewhere so can europe and the u.s. learn from each other this isn't about. hello and welcome to the program on iran come on the killing of george floyd an american police custody has triggered protests around the world some in so

kurdistan has been in turmoil at least 2 of my police officers are not going to and do not like time after. the break of political will in my state you know you are a state representative back in 9091 to me it was hard you want to go out without a gun my brother was killed my hood don't look no dear friend any other good out here in my whole world was killed me my son in 15 years and i felt like you know at this my time to stand up. this system wasn't built for us i'm just not willing to accept what substantial legislation can i get through that's going to speak to a major need for my community and this bill identifies used violence as a public health epidemic last year we had $200.00 murders the ripple effect of violence when it comes to the youth it stretches far why. kanyon journalists in pursuit of press freedom and justice i have. this great situation where someone says about that hope you can help one investigating government corruption and the national health care system some of the transactions espionage and declare. someone needed to sign explain to africa on some sites and

serving the turkish flag a kurdistan a map caricatures or cartoons mocking our. children platform you look whether it's you took his face well it was too rich or turkey is the country which restricts more than anyone else across the globe. turkey has always been a country of censorship the traditional media is increasingly contralto by the government so turkish people have been turning to social media platforms but now they're constantly pressured by the turkish authorities to remove or block content. these companies started to do deals with the government or to use. because none of these platforms want to be looked completely from turkey because then they would be losing users and business. did. you need. to was so visual and was able to cross boundaries so around 2007. we have started to experience a lot of blockages so when a government doesn't know how to reach you they just turn you off in their country . it took us a while to figure out what it was they were upset about we finally managed to get a hold of the specific videos that they were unhappy with some

weapon appears to put to bed the international leads investigation had followed those included the kurdistan workers party after the killings of defectors in sweden led palmer to declare them a terrorist organization. well in the 1990 s. south african intelligence agents said their colleagues had been behind the prime minister's murder following palmas support for the african national congress and condemnation of the apartheid regime swedish journalist thomas patterson named angstrom as the likely suspect in a book in 2017 glad that they come to the same conclusion as i did that he is the killer is almost enough and internationally for famous politician of parliament and has some some kind of symbol for. perhaps the best of sweden and this unsolved case has been tormenting us all of parliament was that's most unusual of swedish prime ministers one who had an impact outside his own country his anti colonial and anti racist views made him a fierce critic of global superpowers while at home he raised taxes to fund the welfare state and welcomed immigrants. those policies may have put him into t

in coordination with sila management the report also found collusion to import cheap wheat from kurdistan and neighboring countries which is sold to silos at the preferential price as if it was local produce we put these allegations to the general manager of the iraqi grain board at the ministry of trade. in all the silos we have oversight bodies and the farmers can complain against any employee and we will send this employee for investigation but just based on talk here and there without evidence we cannot act. iraq is in dire need to develop non oil sectors of its economy such as agriculture and to increase its food self-sufficiency as the country battles the coronavirus pandemic and the fiscal crisis but to achieve that the new government will need to tackle corruption and mismanagement in the state's bureaucracy seem want to hold in al-jazeera itself looked at. the afghan government has released another $250.00 taliban prisoners for a number total to more than $3000.00 it's part of the doha agreement the us taliban deal signed in february stipulation that the afghan taliban sit free 1

areas in northern iraq targeting kurdish separatist fighters is part of a new operation against the kurdistan workers' party or p k k so he's defense ministry says it's in response to an increase in attacks on its army bases the p.k. k. is designated as a terror group by turkey the united states and the european union from baghdad here's simona fulton with the reaction from iraq. well we've now had a condemnation from the iraqi government calling the air strikes on iraqi soil as a provocative behavior that are not in line with international conventions interestingly the same statement also mentioned that iraq would cooperate with turkey on any security matters around the border and we also understand that the ministry of interior and defense sent a delegation north to furder look into the situation now it's not a new unusual as in the mentioned earlier that turkey targets pick a position inside iraq but this was by far the most the largest attack we have seen over the past years and it has particularly drawn a lot of criticism within iraq because one of the areas that was targeted was syndrom

north of the country it comes after turkey deployed ground troops and carried out airstrikes on kurdistan workers party or p k k targets on sunday and tuesday iraq's foreign ministry summoned the turkish ambassador on thursday saying it was a violation of sovereignty. the french president in one year in my corps has made his 1st overseas trip since the coronavirus outbreak in met british prime minister boris johnson in downing street on a visit marking 80 years since childhood appealed in london for the french people to resist nazi occupation china's top decision making body is considering a draft of hong kong's controversial security bill has caused weeks of protests the standing committee of the national people's congress is reviewing the bill over 3 days chinese officials say they want to implement the late that or so without delay to say with us the stream is up next. hey there welcome to the stream i am josh rushing sitting in perfectly ok from the comfort of my own home today because a coven a team. we're talking about can trump get reelected we're going to look at the poll numbers

freed by kurdish forces in an attack on iran's positions and reunited with their family in iraqi kurdistan. by that time simon and i had forgotten my mother tongue they were highly aggressive pulling insults and unveiled women all men who smoked. showered with their families love and attention the boys needed months before they could begin coping with their horrific experiences and return to school and the life and freedom. for the so-called islamic state school is solely a production facility for fanatics many regular teachers went into exile. lina is a teacher threatened by us in syria she fled across the border to the turkish city of gaza on top. leno would have preferred to remain in syria where she secretly instructed her pupils in subjects banned by ass. and. i was never afraid something would happen to me until the end we did what we could to oppose these people that found out that i knew they could do dreadful things to me much worse than anything i'd ever heard of any but i made a very conscious decision to keep on doing what i was doing that have a lot. today her syrian peoples a

get it all of opposition to them and support from the eye and say it's also arranged to the kurdistan workers party off the power suite in the 1st country outside turkey to name the p.k. k. at terrorist organization but it's it's come down to how steve a swede who had political and personal reasons to hate all of them who although he was loved by the left for his progressive policies was hated by many on the right and even though there are flowers still being. today an element of that hatred has been seen someone actually walked past in spots on his mobile memorial but the case is now being light to rest up to 34 years so i have prosecuted is explained you know any of the evidence that. this this outcome. well yes and no there is there's no real physical evidence has been put forward there's there's no murder weapon that's been linked to a link to the case the murder weapon was is thought to be a mark number of about 788 magnums have been fired in that in trying to in trying to solve this case it more seems to be witness evidence circumstantial evidence and political background person

mountains targeting separatist fighters from the kurdistan workers party or k.k.k. . the united states has recorded 382 coronavirus related deaths in the last day the lowest in more than 2 months the country has been averaging around 800 deaths a day but that's also down from the peak from around 2000 in april almost 116000 have died in the u.s. now the wild west affected country. non-essential shops will reopen in england on monday as it eases coronavirus restrictions to boost the economy prime minister boris johnson says safety measures will be in place or shop stuff will have to follow guidelines on disinfecting products handled by customers the british government is also reviewing its tunisia social distancing rule as it looks to reopen bars and restaurants well those are the headlines they'll be more news here after talk to al jazeera. as protests rage over police brutality and corona virus grips the nation campaigning on the election trail has been forced to take a back seat will the presidential candidates ever hit the road and so their brand of politics to ame