i see some political will i see that mr advani in general has changed his language remember last year he accused the german government and chancellor merkel all of the nazi practices of being enemies of turkey so he has down this. sharp criticism and now we approach is them saying he wants to revive the friendship and so on and there are reasons for germany and turkey to call parade of course economic reasons geo strategic reasons let's think about syria the migration crisis but as the german chancellor said today there are profound differences they remain and these differences appear when they talk about the rule of law and human rights and there are really have the feeling that they don't speak the same language mismatch bring that up and then missed out on later on says well we have a stable constitutional democracy i don't know what you're talking about basically so in order for this relationship to get any better to improve they need to you know or to speak the same language basically and i think it's a lot of work that remains to be done there are you turkey correspondent yulia

that paid the price of this offensive against it but also the whole european union in other verbs mr advani is trying to say if united states and the west will not do anything regarding the people fence if not to stop the bashar assad and its own las so turkey may you know open the borders of turkey so that the current three point five million refugees that are residing in turkey may come to europe because at the end of the day nowadays according to reports we have with what we understand that there are three million people in italy. come to turkey and turkey. made it very clear that they cannot carry does burden anymore yeah just following up and not on chris say the syrian government offensive. that it should stop and if it doesn't is to muss is going to listen what kind of reaction in effect could we expect from opening the borders anything else. well turkey again they don't want to open the borders they'd they told that very clearly that they cannot have this burden anymore and in this regard turkey's trying to differentiates. different groups like. sham which is considered as a shot an

i see some political will i see that mr advani in general has changed his language remember last year he accused the german government and chancellor merkel all of the nazi practices of being enemies of turkey so he has tuned down this. sharp criticism and now we approach is them saying he wants to revive the friendship and so on and there are reasons for germany and turkey to call parade of course economic reasons geo strategic reasons let think about syria the migration crisis but as the german chancellor said today there are profound differences they remain and these differences appear when they talk about the rule of law and human rights and there are really have the feeling that they don't speak the same language mismatch bring that up and then missed out on later on says well we have a stable constitutional democracy i don't know what you're talking about basically so in order for this relationship to get any better to improve they need to you know orange to speak the same language basically and i think it's a lot of work that remains to be done there are you turkey corresponden

i see some political will i see that mr advani in general has changed his language let's remember last year he accused the german government and chancellor merkel all of the nazi practices of being enemies of turkey so he has tuned down this. sharp criticism and now we approach is them saying he wants to revive the friendship and so on and there are reasons for germany and turkey to call parade of course economic reasons geo strategic reasons let's think about syria the migration crisis but as the german chancellor said today there are profound differences they remain and these differences appear when they talk about the rule of law and human rights and there are really have the feeling that they don't speak the same language miss medicals bring that up and then missed out on later on says well we have a stable constitutional democracy i don't know what you're talking about basically so in order for this relationship to get any better to improve they need to you know to speak the same language basically and i think it's a lot of work that remains to be done there w. turkey corresponden

i see some political will i see that mr advani in general has changed his language let's remember last year he accused the german government and chancellor merkel all of the nazi practices of being enemies of turkey so he has tuned down this. sharp criticism and now we approach is them saying he wants to revive the friendship and so on and there are reasons for germany and turkey to call parade of course economic reasons geo strategic reasons let's think about syria the migration crisis but as the german chancellor said today there are profound differences they remain and these differences appear when they talk about the rule of law and human rights and there are really have the feeling that they don't speak the same language mismatch bring that up and then missed out on later on says well we have a stable constitutional democracy i don't know what you're talking about basically so in order for this relationship to get any better to improve they need to you know or to speak the same language basically and i think it's a lot of work that remains to be done there correspondent yulia han

with the president at all on also about several things where we have concerns what you consider mr advani a reliable partner. reliable in relative terms yes i think we have several fields where we can rely on him he is a partner in nato. as it was before but we also have to discuss some critical issues publicly but maybe also more of those behind closed doors thank you mr hart. all right you're going hard there are foreign policy advisers for chancellor merkel c.d.u. party you were watching this with me what did you make of what mr howard had to say when he was talking about people advising ardo on that was actually a very good point because we see that people are around him are basically mainly. are let's say shy about. saying what they think so basically the advisers around are to on are not really in a strong position so it's also that also reflects i believe on the diplomatic relations because our go on is actually. acting the way he acts inside of turkey also in the international arena so when the german government or the u.s. government gets a taste of this then that's when the rela

is you know glad to see some positive developments but she's going to talk about this matter with mr advani again tomorrow when they will have breakfast it's an important matter for her and the german government has always said that cannot be a normalization between the two countries in the system until this is somehow some sort of you're a little bit short we're going to go. through palace where we think the president is about to arrive so let's bring in. chief political that is certainly. who is outside belford palace looking in so very very the crowds that. you hear you are you feeling a rush of anticipation that. look if helicopter density is anything to go by the motorcade is about to arrive we've just seen two dark limousines pull up outside the palace. so while we wait for the president. here here you can hear in your system you're the one of the turkish economy so he's arriving just now slightly late to the state dinner here with germany's president from quote steinmeier who will of course greet him at the door of belleview palace behind me. and we also expect president steinmeier w