since then the country has changed its name to north macedonia for decades athens refused to normalize relations out of fear macedonia could claim its namesake province in greece north macedonia and now hopes for significant investments from its newly gained ally the balkan state is currently in the process of joining nato and in the long run aspires to become a member of the e.u. . and some football news bonus league club will be parting ways with coach hacking at the end of this season that's according to club officials. at the start of twenty seventeen this february the foles rose to second in the standings and look to even be title contenders but they've managed only one win in their last seven bonus league games. tourists in iceland had to dash for higher ground after witnessing the force of mother nature from a distance that was well too close for comfort watch these photos these images people they were hiking near a glacier when it collapsed suddenly sending. waves straight. happily no one was injured but just watching this is enough. to scare you amazing sort of images here. we

since then macedonia has changed its name to north macedonia for decades athens refused to normalize ties fearing its neighbor could claim a greek province also called macedonia today north macedonia hopes for a significant investments from its new ally the balkan state is currently in the process of joining nato and in the long run aspires to become a member of the european union. the embattled head of germany's football federation right our grinnell has resigned after it emerged that he accepted a gift of a luxury watch from ukrainian football official is three years in charge of the d.f.t. were marked by scandal and controversy. reinhard grendel was forced to go on the defensive more and more in recent times germany's twenty eighteen world cup last year one such example but some of the criticism hit much closer to home the final straw allegations last week grindle failed to declare income of seventy eight thousand euros earned for being chairman of the federations subsidiary media company. questions over grendel's leadership style never went away especially his handling of the mess

since then the country has changed its name to north macedonia for decades athens refused to normalize relations out of fear macedonia could claim its namesake province in greece north macedonia now hopes for significant investments from its newly gained ally the balkan state is currently in the process of joining nato and in the long run aspires to become a member of the e.u. . now to what happens after islamic state we know that islamic state group has been defeated in syria its last holdout territorially but western countries are now debating on what to do with the citizens that have gone there to fight for islamic state now among the people captured are women many claim that they were forced to join the militants and they say that they carried out housekeeping duties rather than acts of terror berlin estimates that around fifty women with german citizenship are either imprisoned or live in refugee camps in syria and iraq authorities there want them out as quickly as possible which you can understand but germany is reluctant to take them back germany says it's difficult to determine

since then the country has changed its name to north macedonia for decades athens refused to normalize relations out of fear macedonia could claim its namesake province in greece north macedonia now hopes for significant investments from its newly gained ally the balkan state is currently in the process of joining nato and in the long run aspires to become a member of the e.u. . well the embattled head of germany's football federation reinhard rendell has resigned after it emerged that he accepted a gift of an expensive watch from a ukrainian football official his three years in charge of the d.f.t. were marked by scandal and controversy. brought down by a wristwatch reinhard grendel came under pressure after news reports that he accepted the expensive gift from the ukrainian other guard who served with him on the executive committee of european football's governing body. i resigned as german football federation president. and i apologize for confirming prejudices against football officials with my less than exemplary action of accepting a watch. grendel was put on the defensive more a

migrants clashed with police on greece's border with north macedonia also false rumors circulate that the so-called ultimate's to northern europe will reopen. as forced by munich clash rivals first to dortmund five nil to leave to the top of the point to see that they now look favorites for their seven straight off the biggest game in german football for years. and christine little welcome to the program. it's a wonder has begun one hundred days of mourning for at least eight hundred thousand people started in the genocide that began twenty five years ago today national leaders and invited dignitaries have held a ceremony to commemorate the lives of the hundreds of thousands of trustees and moderate hutus who were murdered in the hundred day killing spree the event marks the beginning off a week of events to honor the dead. now as to remember the ethnic violence that left hundreds of thousands dead. thank you for paying respect to the victims of the genocide against to your experiences who are now going to leave invited to the flame of the members. a quarter of a million people are bu

migrant demonstrators and police clash on greece's forder with north macedonia after false rumors circulated of the so-called balkan route to northern europe to reopen. in berlin thousands take to the streets to demand a more affordable house a growing population and a shortage of new construction are driving up brands and house prices. by sir thanks for joining us. the united nations security council has called on militias closing in on the libyan capital tripoli to halt their advance the militias commanded by a warlord called after are started to lose men in clashes with fighters for the un backed government libya has been riven by violence since long time dictator more he was overthrown in two thousand and eleven. general have toilets troops advancing towards the capital tripoli a bold thrust against libya's internationally recognized government commanders of have tossed self-styled libyan national army say their forces have reached the city limits. this is great progress it means we are technically inside tripoli we still have a few checkpoints to secure but the battle will be on the out

since then the country has changed its name to north macedonia for decades athens refused to normalize relations out of fear macedonia could claim its namesake province in greece north macedonia now hopes for significant investments from its newly gained ally the balkan state is currently in the process of joining nato and in the long run aspires to become a member of the e.u. . well the battle head of germany's football federation rinehart grendel has resigned he's been facing growing criticism over payments he received from a federation subsidiary as well as some of the decisions he made one in charge of the world's biggest sports federation. brian hart grindle was forced to go on the defensive more and more in recent times germany's twenty eighteen world cup last year one such example but some of the criticism hit much closer to home the final straw allegations last week grindle failed to declare income of seventy eight thousand euros for being chairman of the federation subsidiary media company questions over green doors leadership style never went away especially his handling of t

by towards cash the police andris border with north macedonia opposite poles rumah circulate that the so-called alternate routes to northern europe will reopen . and printed thousands take to the streets to demand more affordable housing a growing population and a shortage of new construction are driving up brands and house prices. i'm christine want to welcome to the program commemorations are underway in one that twenty five years since the stop the genocide it's estimated more than eight hundred thousand people were killed in one of the doc hist and most brutal chapters in recent history ethnic extremists malted members of the minority tutsi from the neighbors killed neighbors husbands even killed wives the killings last had one hundred days with now president paul kagame me took control of the country the vixens of big remembered with a week off commemoration activities which began earlier today at the kigali convention center for more now this speaks to his villainy is to god for us many it is remarkable that peace has held in a country where the spa's of the genocide all still s

this was a very emotional question a for a lot of people here in north macedonia but what the situation all day seoul being this is the name dispute just all put in macedonia and to joining nato and european union we had to opportunity today to to hear from the greek prime minister that greek of the nation will support macedonia to nato and also they signed a contract with the greek a relation will protect macedonia and air space let me remind you that north macedonia doesn't have its own. and the government here is called here is expecting the same support for the process for joining this country in the european union and this question this emotional question about name changing was crucial for this country to starved negotiation process with european union also let me say this great greek prime minister said in this situation in bali we need stable and safer neighbor and what today are doing as the government is is also this. my pleasure updating us there from skokie thanks very much. now schools in southern bangladesh have expelled scores of rohingya refugee students just the beginni

greek prime minister for us is due to arrive in newly named north macedonia as capital skop here it's the first visit by a greek leader to the former yugoslav republic it comes ten months after both countries signed a historic agreement to end the decades long dispute over the name north macedonia is from minister zones a of says he's looking forward to increase cooperation between the two countries. are poor because they don't like it and yet the republic of north macedonia will have huge economic benefit from the deal i think they will be perceived in every sector of the economy and i hope that will also feel these benefits. certainly a year since abby akhmed took over as ethiopia's prime minister but the forty two year old has already made big changes it's one approval at home and abroad for sweeping government reforms and improving long strained ties with neighboring arab triad a hammer that our faults from madison. ah it's been a good first year for prime minister in the time at forty two the ethiopian leader is the youngest on the african continent when the ruling with european

for the first time in nearly three decades a greek prime minister visit supporters now known as north macedonia a symbolic hands to a name change the streets. of the u.k. prime minister to resign may is holding a marathon meeting with senior ministers in a bid see brink the brics it deadlock the u.k. is china to leave the e.u. in ten days time but so far parliament has not said grades on a deal. chief bracks at the go see it so michel barnier says the book is ready for a no deal scenario. or. never in my desired instance you know but you can't you see there is no prepared. to do more like. well we have two reporters following all the latest developments for you paul brennan is outside the u.k. parliament will be with him in just a few moments time first though let's go to the fark are his science the prime minister's office where that cabinet meeting has been underway for several hours now needs you've been there for many hours now is that a sign that perhaps the cabinet as divided as the british parliament is. yes let me be precise more than eight hours in finance and there was a bit of a flur

during his visit to north macedonia. a dispute over the name. of macedonia as prime minister says he's looking forward to more cooperation between the two countries. senegal's president has been sworn in for a second five year term he won fifty eight percent of the votes in brazil lection opponents accused him of preventing. the results were not contested as would be solved final term as president. to to. well those are the headlines that use continues on after life. africa's most populous nation. has a youth unemployment problem. we bring you the stories. world we live in. counting the cost. to help make our lives easier. everyone's benefit. to help make a better world. around the world. could help. this week light.

london first as prime minister alexis tsipras says hailed new ties during his landmark visit to north macedonia it's happening ten months after both countries and that a dispute over the name macedonia macedonia as prime minister says he's looking forward to more cooperation between the two countries and weak israelis will go to the polls to decide whether to grant benjamin netanyahu a fifth term as prime minister at the heart of the campaign has been the contest between had been his former army chief and it gets hairy fosset reports on the battle for power. which of these men do israelis want as their prime minister for all the myriad parties and themes to loomed over this campaign the real fight remains benjamin netanyahu versus benny gantz israel has never had a better friend than you for israel's prime minister the strategy has been clear portray himself as the only politician capable of playing in the big league keeping israel safe and scoring wins such as last week's u.s.

greece's prime minister alexis tsipras has hailed new ties during his landmark visit to north macedonia it's happening ten months after both countries ended a dispute over the name macedonia north macedonia as by ministers or enzymes says he's looking forward to more cooperation between the two countries. so he goes president market has been sworn in for a second five year term he won fifty eight percent of the votes in brazil action opponents accused him of preventing some of his rivals from running but the results were not contested as would be sells final term as president under senegal's two term policy but those were the headlines that use continues on al-jazeera after life apps for the farm state of that's a much better. africa's most populous nation a block just economy has a youth unemployment problem in a bid to control the internet. we bring you the stories that are shaping the economic world we live in. counting the cost on al-jazeera. it's a mobile world. with cold texts. to help make our lives easier. but not everyone's benefit. and mobile phone apps be designed to help mak

thank you for a third day at the greek border with north macedonia rumors of an open border spread on social media and thousands of asylum seekers came. to have your what have you heard live here on america and around america right about the time iraqi families are often from syria arriving in greece in two thousand and fifteen fleeing a bloody civil war they want to reach safer countries like germany. and the. continent because. that's where. greece's asylum system is overwhelmed the next available appointment sulf and years away those housing camps want to escape them we decided there was a world that is open for you know all proceeds of what that one must do was the most noble of the bit that is up for that is that there is a bit of insect off ah there are more than seventy thousand refugees and migrants living across greece as a result of the mass influx of people since two thousand and fifteen many are living a life in states is waiting to be officially given asylum a waiting to escape. now to sports it was a historic saturday in georgia the united states jennifer cup show big be

and it's to greece now we have seen migrants on the border with north macedonia violence on saturday around two thousand migrants demonstrating on the border demanding to cross reports online. at it. thank you for. third day at the greek border with north macedonia rumors of an open border spread on social media and thousands of asylum seekers came. up with was your look at you on america and around america well the credit card was right the families are often from syria arriving in greece in two thousand and fifteen fleeing a bloody civil war they want to reach say for countries like germany. with no country to tell like that's what. greece's asylum system is overwhelmed the next available appointment self and years away those housed in camps want to escape them we decide who goes abroad that you open or you know all proceeds of what that one must do was so he was no problem with that is the border that is that there is a bit that in fact up there are more than seventy thousand refugees and migrants living across greece as a result of the mass influx of people since two thousand and

well nato would be very happy if people would focus on issues like north macedonia wanting in like ukraine and georgia still wanting to become members because that's where it feels its strength is that it still is an attractive organization that it still offers its allies security defense a rule of law you know the defense of freedom and it has really gotten bogged down in all this fighting with washington about spending and even on that issue nato members and european basters say often they wish president trump would just realize that he's won this battle spending is going up among all allies it's still very low among some european members but it's going in the right direction so what nato would like to do on this birthday is to celebrate its successes and that in fact i have to say is one reason why it's being held at the foreign minister level and not at the head of state level they simply did not want to give president trump a chance to divert all attention from the seventieth birthday to this fight over money let's talk a little bit more about that fight over money where you stand rig

thank you for a third day at the greek border with north macedonia rumors of an open border spread on social media and thousands of asylum seekers came which. was that was your can run america rather than cut well above the crowd the families are often from syria arriving in greece in two thousand and fifteen fleeing a bloody civil war they want to reach say for countries like germany. with no country to tell and that's where. greece's asylum system is overwhelmed the next available appointment sulf and years away those housing camps want to escape them we decide who comes up with a new mobile or you know all proceeds of what that one must prove was that it was no problem with that is the border that is that there is a bit that in fact up there are more than seventy thousand refugees and migrants living across greece as a result of the mass influx of people since two thousand and fifteen many are living a life in status waiting to be officially given asylum or waiting to escape. authorities in red have moved to evacuate more towns and villages threatened by floods after forecasts for

greek prime minister alexis tsipras is on a historic visit to newly named north macedonia it's happening ten months after both countries ended a dispute over the name macedonia north macedonia as prime minister says he's looking forward to more cooperation between the two those are the headlines edges that are investigations is next. in episode two with how to sell a massacre polina hanson's one nation party is in america. the will sure is. there in search of millions of dollars from the u.s. company it's a sort of number you guys seem to get ten obs one. they want the cash to buy control of democracy in a stranger you. share. with the belt. test on the go you know ahead of every different side the only way for us to stay free is by having whatever cuts down cut. one should use coached by the national rifle association on how to make history and spawn leave they need more guns now to break down the narratives that people react to gun is it make it is something you need to be in a good deal if you know what it means. we need to have every single school in america going to be in the point

infected every day brit prime minister alexis tsipras is on an historic visit to newly named north macedonia and it's happening ten months after both countries ended a dispute over the name macedonia north macedonia's prime minister says he's looking forward to more cooperation between the two photos are the headlines the stream is next. talk to al jazeera. you're just back to yemen what was the glimpse of the country to go we listen the children are deeply affected because of war we meet with global newsmakers and talk about the stories that matter which is a real. high for me ok and you're in the stream today how off a few communities healing of the aftermath of white nationalist violence imo it could be law that we host an interfaith panel of survivors from three of these communities to learn how their congregations are fairing after her ific attacks. fifty muslims in christchurch new zealand were killed last month when a white supremacist opened fire jane congregational press at two mosque the instant once again highlighted the beef threat a white nationalist violence a minority faith co

what they say a picture is worth a thousand words so when the prime ministers of greece and north macedonia snapped a historic selfie together today it spoke boy the two leaders got together for the photo during the first official visit by a greek leader to the country's balkan neighbor in decades the former yugoslav republic of macedonia changed its name to north macedonia earlier this year ending a thirty year territorial feud with greece as other pictures showed both leaders are positively embracing this new chapter in relations look at that good news. on the day. the day is almost over but the conversation continues online you'll find us on twitter either at u.w. news follow me a t.v. don't forget to use the hash tag today and remember whatever happens between now and then tomorrow is another day we'll see you then everybody. climate change. sustainability. environmental projects. globalization face biodiversity species conservation exploitation equality. human rights displacement. the global and current local action. global three thousand next on d w. a city. morrow week. symbol of a l

it's happening ten months after both countries ended a dispute over the name macedonia north macedonia as prime minister says he's looking forward to more cooperation between the two those are the headlines the stream is next. week you're just back to yemen what was the glimpse of the country to go we listen to the children are deeply affected because of war we meet with global news makers and talk about the stories that matter which is there on. the screen today how off a few communities healing and the aftermath of white nationalist violence could be larger we host an interfaith panel of survivors from three of these communities to learn how their congregations are fairing after her epic attacks. fifty muslims in christchurch new zealand were killed last month when a white supremacist opened fire jane congregational press at two mosque the instant once again highlighted the threat of white nationalist violence on minority faith communities in the west similar attacks also happened a places of worship in canada is québec city in twenty seventeen and in pittsburgh pennsylvania in twent

the country's balkan united but the former yugoslav republic of macedonia changed its name to north macedonia earlier this year settling a thirty year dispute with greece over the night. of germany has sent a diplomatic protest to brunei over a new islamic law that will introduce the death penalty for homosexual acts the foreign office said it had a field to brunei to adhere to existing international human rights of the gay sions the laws are due to take effect on wednesday. least three people have been injured in an explosion at the top of russian military school the country's defense ministry said the explosion of the most icici academy in central supreme desboro was caused by an improvised device it happened as eleven suspected islamists went on trial in a military court in the city accused of organizing a suicide bombing. united states is to hold all deliveries of its f. thirty five stealth fighter jets to turkey u.s. officials say that all cooperation of the f. thirty five will be suspended until ankara ends its plans to buy russia's advanced s. four hundred anti aircraft system this is

for they say a picture is worth a thousand words so when the prime ministers of greece and north macedonia snapped a historic selfie together today it spoke boy the two leaders got together for the photo during the first official visit by a greek leader to the country's balkan neighbor in decades the former yugoslav republic of macedonia changed its name to north macedonia earlier this year ending a thirty year territorial feud with greece as other pictures showed both leaders are positively embracing this new chapter in relations look at that good news. on the day. the day is almost over but the conversation continues online you'll find us on twitter either at u.w. news follow me aboard golf t.v. don't forget to use the hash tag new day and remember whatever happens between now and then tomorrow it's another day you'll see that every. time in years of the world at their feet but success can be a roller coaster ride. on the go. tom what kind of person do you have to be to bet every co-host of the doctors to go your own way even if that path is fraught with risk pioneering spirit the phenom

the prime ministers of greece and north macedonia have taken a historic selfie together they were snapp's during the first official visit by a greek leader to the country's simple code name but the former yugoslav republic of macedonia changed its name to north macedonia earlier this year settling the dispute with greece. a blast at a top russian military school has injured at least three people russia's defense ministry said the explosion in central said beatrice berg was caused by an improvised device as eleven suspected islam is went on trial in a ministry court in the city accused of organizing a suicide bombing. there has been more than a year a week since international forces declared that they had retaken the islamic state group's last syrian hold out now many western countries are debating what to do about their nationals were captured all while fighting for all supporting i asked amongst the captured are women many claim they were forced to join the militants and say they carried out housekeeping duties rather than acts of terror in estimates at around fifty women with german cit

as they like to say at nato from these two meetings of the twenty nine foreign ministers plus north macedonia which has been invited as the next member of nato also to do it in these meetings and as he went into to kick off the day still timberg was asked questions by journalists about what he expected from the day he mentioned sort of the agenda items they will be talking about burden sharing which is the euphemism that nato uses to talk about how much the u.s. pays and how little the europeans pay they'll talk about that they will talk about counterterrorism measures nato has been pushed into doing more on counterterrorism by the united states of course the very long eighteen year war in afghanistan is considered a very major contributor against terrorism and they'll be talking about peace about for the prospects for the peace talks that are going on there now secretary of state might come pay will update them on that that we're talking about a new mission they have in iraq again considered counter terrorism there and they will of course talk about russia and new measures that will be taken

guest: there was a recent invitation that was a long time coming, north macedonia, one of the provinces of former eunice: loss -- former yugoslavia. they agreed after long political negotiations, some of which were facilitated by the united states. macedonia, assuming that the negotiations are finalized and all the member states ratify an amendment to the treaty, then north macedonia would become the 30th member of the alliance. host: what is the job of the nato secretary-general? guest: he is an international civil servant. he works for all the member countries. he is the convene are of a number of meetings. -- he is the senior international civil servant. he is akin to the secretary-general of the united nations. the member nations are of the deciders but he has an important role in leading the alliance and beginning to play the role that always been envisioned that he is the public face of nato, someone who is empowered to reflect the collective will of the alliance. many countries outside of nato want to go to brussels and meet with nato and often times that meeting is not with all

ervice a mosca has more from scope the capital of north macedonia. it was a historic day for greece and for north must have gone you know first time ever a one greek prime minister used to visiting these countries let me remind you that two contrie sketch more than three decades dispute about they used to call the term macedonia in about the name of this country which was the republic of macedonia but after the prince spoke reman he was remained in republican north. boat prime minister today here in scope yet said the display really important message had to say and to this region three you wrote to balkans as well that these countries need to go forward and not to even to the history dozens of contracts are signed today by the same court on the economy called duration between two countries in deadline here is called will be held one business forum and each for real will be attended by more than four hundred representatives of the companies from both countries when a very important contract was signed in two days here in skopje at the recovery's shown

and we cry police afar tear gas at hundreds of migrants trying to cross into north macedonia it is the third day of on reznor the city of the saloniki by the travel to the area after rumors spread on social media that the border would be open catherine stansell has more details. police pushing back against migrants and refugees trying to reach northern europe they arrived in a camp in a greek town of d. of us on thursday after hearing that for the controls had been lifted and buses for compared to take people to macedonia but the reports were false rumors circulated on social media stoking the anger and frustration of the migrants many of who have been stranded in greece for a year greek security forces have been preventing them from breaking through a cordon near the border with north macedonia. far but. in greece it goes from. six. thousand already. thought the only way. tear gas and stun grenades are regularly use to keep back the crowd but they aren't giving up some believe a more calm approach will get them through the borders we will try peaceful end we will see what they do. not

signed in today here in skopje at the recovery's shown real quick thanks to macedonia and their spades let me remind you that north most of the money a doesn't have its own i'll be sure as to be here from the prime minister here zoran zajac york macedonia east respecting the same help for its feet became a member of european union. well that is it for me barbara sarah felicity barr will be here in a moment with more of the day's news thanks for watching stay with us but i. hello again welcome back we're here cross australia we are looking at one form of down here across much of the south making its way through perth and towards the bite we're seeing some warmer weather across much of the area to the north of that front but we're going to be a see a change once that front does go through some of these major cities so for melbourne about twenty two degrees here on wednesday up towards adelaide twenty five brisbane nice day for you at twenty six degrees and then on thursday the front does not go through adelaide so we're still getting those northerly winds and the temperature there is expected to be about thirty one

is happening ten months after both countries ended a dispute over the name macedonia north macedonia's by ministers or enzyme says he's looking forward to more cooperation between the two countries now tuesday marked six months since journalism was murdered in the saudi consulate in istanbul well now journalists indiana state university of establishing the new address in his honor john hendren reports from the u.s. state. i nearly four decades after he studied on this campus in the american heartland. is remembered for living and dying for freedom of expression. as a columnist for the washington post he called for a more open saudi arabia and greater freedom of the press around the world his death highlighted how far both have yet to go. first of all is that he was a trip this became a kind of wake up call to people in america and around the world about how press freedom is under threat i think. would be. friends remember an outspoken student at indiana state university with a triumph a sports car a strong saudi accent and stronger views. eliot remembers him but he was very very strong

near the northern city of thessaloniki people were trying to make their way to the border with north macedonia authorities said the migrants will galvanize by folse reports that travel restrictions to northern europe have been lifted. to africa now where the people of rwanda a marking twenty five years since the genocide that resulted in around eight hundred thousand deaths ethnic hutu extremists slaughtered members of the minority to see community neighbors killed neighbors husbands even killed wifes a quarter of a century all the children of the genocide have been telling their stories. we want to know this is where our house used to be before the genocide nothing is left of it now. then to top down after looting it and i guess what i'm saying. eric means he was just three months old when his parents and four siblings were killed by hutu militias he's a survivor of the one thousand nine hundred four genocide in rwanda the fastest of the twentieth century during which close to a million randoms mostly tutsi were wiped out in just one hundred days. eric was too young to remember his family dyi

thank you for a third day at the greek border with north macedonia rumors of an open border spread on social media and thousands of asylum seekers came from god look your america run run run the murder charge was right the families are often from syria arriving in greece in two thousand and fifteen fleeing a bloody civil war they want to reach say for countries like germany. with no country bit like that's where. greece is asylum system is overwhelmed the next available appointment self and years away those housed in camps want to escape them we decide those are words that you hope will or you know proceed to the board that one must prove was that it was no problem the bit that is the board that is that there is a bit that in fact up. there are more than seventy thousand refugees and migrants living across greece as a result of the mass influx of people since two thousand and fifteen many are living a life in status waiting to be officially given asylum or waiting to escape. to have more on this desk also fatah correspondent. who's monitoring the situation from athens why is it that t

police outside the camp in northern greece hundreds of migrants have gathered at the border to north macedonia in the hope of crossing in travelling further into europe some threw stones at police the police responded with tear gas and. nato. seventy of anniversary this week the alliance remains focused on the threat from russia today nato said yes to new measures countering russia in the black sea region including increased naval cooperation with georgia and ukraine but the appearance of unity masks disagreement on other issues within nato case in point germany's money. family reunions can be false and makes his seventieth anniversary meeting was no exception in washington with ministers from member states gathered round germany played the reticent relative foreign minister hiker mass was in the hot seat as the us press germany to spend more on defense is not the time to repeat tired excuses that our citizens don't support increased defense spending or security spending each nation has a duty to make the case to our people we as leaders have a duty to make the case to our citizens germany is

near the northern city of thessaloniki people were trying to make their way to the border with north macedonia authorities said the migrants were galvanized by false reports that restrictions on travel to more than europe had been lifted. to turkey now where what's been billed as the largest move in aviation history has taken place over night in istanbul planes and tons of equipment was shifted from the old international airport to the new one the hub was originally scheduled to fully open last october the construction was mobbed by delays and a workers strike over a poor conditions. it's a logistics operation of massive proportions as planes took off from ataturk airport for their new base hundreds of trucks and other vehicles rolled in to ferry almost fifty thousand tons of equipment. their destination istanbul airport. the eleven billion dollar complex is one of president. signature mega projects that reflect his ambitions to turn turkey into a global power and istanbul into a key hub connecting europe with asia and the arab world despite turkey's economic downturn it aims to be one of the

outside nature of the countries inside or shaping nato's future to the next enlargement will be to north macedonia which changed its name to settle a dispute with greece that earned an almost immediate invitation to join pending the approval of the other twenty nine allies. they didn't waste their time they didn't drag their feet and that's remarkable for an organization of twenty nine members so i think that. it's not just our desire to join it's how need to has dealt with the challenge of enlargement the chose that this is a strong forward looking and dynamic organization scope you hopes the alliance will prove this anniversary year seventy is the new thirty. and nato likes to point out that it is still very attractive at seventy because many other countries still want to join ok terry we heard there a man from a man who knows a lot about nato jamie shea in your report he's an expert on emerging threats and he says these are posed to europe by china is being underestimated what are nato experts saying today about. well isn't that striking i mean looking at the security environment today he says

thank you for a third day at the greek border with north macedonia rumors of an open border spread on social media and thousands of asylum seekers came. to live was your look your view of america and around america well the credit card was right the families are often from syria arriving in greece in two thousand and fifteen fleeing a bloody civil war they want to reach say for countries like germany. with no country but it's not like. greece's asylum system is overwhelmed the next available appointment self and years away those housing camps want to escape them we decide who goes abroad that you open or you know proceed to the border one must prove also the law is no problem with that is the border that is that there is a bit that in fact. there are more than seventy thousand refugees and migrants living across greece as a result of the mass influx of people since two thousand and fifteen many are living a life in status waiting to be officially given asylum or waiting to escape. now to some of the other stories making news around the world israeli prime minister binyamin netanyahu h

north macedonia's prime minister says he's looking forward to more cooperation between the two countries and senegal's president has been sworn in for a second five year term he won fifty eight percent of votes in brazil action opponents accused him of preventing some of his rivals from running but the results were not contested it would be sal's final term as president under senegal's two term policy all right so those were the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after the stream station that's watching live talk to al-jazeera. you're just back from yemen what was the glimpse of the country that you go we listen that children are deeply affected because of war we meet with global news makers and talk about the stories that matter how does their own. my name. who is right and he. and. and he. in. the stream. feeling anything yet you are going to need a pair of really good headphones for today show for me ok today we are diving into the world of autonomous sensory meridian response or a s m r now the term is used to describ

al-jazeera london greece's prime minister alexis tsipras has hailed new toys during his long visit to north macedonia something ten months after both countries and the dispute over the name macedonia. macedonia's prime minister says he's looking forward to more cooperation between the two countries donald trump has accused germany of failing to pay its fair share into nato speaking at the talks with the organization sector general the us president warned that members contributions to the security alliance will have to increase in the i'll get reports from washington d.c. . when germany obviously is not paying their fair share calling out members by name donald trump didn't hold back as he sat down at the white house with the nato secretary general crediting himself with the arctic in defense spending you go back ten and fifteen years and it's a rollercoaster ride down in terms of payment and since i came to office it's a rocketship up the u.s. president's criticisms aren't new he's repeatedly attacked the nato alliance at one point calling it obsolete he's walked back those criticisms but routinely c