discussing about this particular organization in turkey and what about the extradition of individuals you've demanded as far as i'm concerned i can say that the p.k. k. is a bad organization in germany accordingly all p.k. activity is a band as well we have discussed that in detail this time about to do so in previous conversations and i think we see our roads are also enforced by the police if there are demonstrations as far as they fit it haven't been as asia is concerned we take turkish. points of view very seriously but we do need more material what we have is insufficient to give them a state is comparable to the p.k. k. and we will continue to talk about this issue on as far as concrete requests for extradition is concerned the relevant authorities will process such requests there are some cases where. warrants aft been issued in germany there are also some cases where these were not successful also there are individuals we don't know for certain are in germany. as the chancellor has sent. we did have. a conversation in the past where names were mentioned. there are also p.k. k. terrorist organization members who are in germany dispersed in th

been discussing about this particular organization in turkey and what about the exhibition of individuals you've demanded as far as i'm concerned i can say that the p.k. k. is a bad organization in germany accordingly all p.k. activities about this well we have discussed that in detail this time about to do so in previous conversations and i think we see our roots are also enforced by the police if there are.

p.k. k. is a terrorist organization and we have an agreement in relation to the exchange of criminals so for the happiness of our country especially in relation to security this is a very important matter so thank you. yes from the from the. question to the chancellor if you discuss about things but president at a lot of people and i've been listening to the text present. and german chancellor angela merkel speaking to the press after the first meeting of iran's visit to germany correspondent joan hull also listening in that that press conference i went to really isn't always easy going of relationship and to be listening to america it was a pretty frank press conference that we had especially from her she said she wants a good relationship with turkey but that is over what a democratic society looks like remain. well i i think in a sense and probably that press conference was evidence of it mrs merkel has had this meeting rather forced upon her it's not what she would have preferred to see happen a year ago her government was described by mr the one as and the mes of turkey now of course tu

p.k. k. group which is considered a terrorist organization not only by turkey but by the european union still by germany and by the united states as well and he also asked for more action when it comes to supporters of the so-called glenmore movement this is a group turkey considers the terrorist organization germany doesn't officially consider it a terrorist organization but missed out on the german government to classify this group as a terrorist organization as well chancellor merkel said well we are taking your evidence very seriously but we're not there yet we need to investigate more in order to come up with such a conclusion so you have president edwin came to germany on a charm offensive his mission was to mend relations between turkey and germany has he succeeded i think that the pens on the perspective you're taking if you look at it from a german perspective this was a highly controversial state is it there were protests here in berlin today in cologne as well against this visit by mr. we saw quite a number of scandals in the press conference with the german chancellor and at the s

p.k. k. groups the kurdish separatist organization which is which is also in turkey will be very interesting what the police response will also be it's been much tougher in taking any kind of symbolism directly off protesters in the past so a lot of contentious issues also the role of turkey in the conflict in syria so there are many groups that have a stake in this and when it comes to the diplomacy here in germany there are also a lot of difficult issues on the table and there's a lot of difficult history of the past two years so let's just have a look at that. this handshake is nothing more than a photo op to politicians who are unlikely to become friends turkish president air to one loves pomp and circumstance and he's considered quick tempered. americal on the other hand is said to be a serious humble politician who loves harmony. it's a relationship that's certainly not based on great personal friendship but more on the knowledge that the political relations of the two countries are very important and must be maintained it's certainly not a marriage of love. and in the spring of two th

explanation for the coup we don't have enough information yet to designate this a terrorist organization like the p.k. k. which germany does recognize turkey's as a nation there what about the journalist this is a turkish journalist he was the editor and. judy yet in turkey there was controversy ahead of this press conference because he had registered and wanted to come we heard from the chancellor there that he himself in the end decided not to come there was a lot of question of whether he would come and how president a anyone could possibly react to seeing him there to having him ask a question because he's on this list of people who turkey designate a terrorist what did you think of what president everyone had to say about that well prison are to want of course sees. a terrorist and he does not shy about talking about him like that he wants germany to return. and of course he wanted to go and to this press conference and ask a question like a normal journalist which we are used to here in germany but the fact that even this happened the fact that he chose not to go also shows how difficult the situa

p.k. k. which is also banned in germany the kurdish separatist organization but also the movement and these are two leaders who both have an interest in keeping islamists off. off their ground and containing terrorism fighting it but it's quite clear also that if they sit down and talk about who's a terrorist and who's a freedom fighter they really wouldn't find much common ground so that's really where the differences are so as you speak very well we've been looking at pictures of people arriving for tonight's state and quit all the banquet some opposition politicians are deliberately refusing to attend an uncle macko isn't there why. well actually it's not that unusual she wasn't here for the chinese premier is the state dinner last time she was attended state banquet was really when the queen was here so that really shows up that isn't that terribly unusual what is unusual that leaders from several parties refused to come some business representatives also counseled and what is also interesting though is that one politician from the green party here who's been singled out. several times by t

p.k. k. are residents across germany this is a case in point as i have discussed with mr chancellor before and hundreds of members of the good honest movement are also based in germany our national intelligence organization and germany's intelligence organization and our ministries can work together based on the confidence that we have for each other it will make it easier for us if in this way we handle over people who have been captured. u.s. senators have heard testimony for nearly nine hours from donald trump supremes court nominee and the woman who's accused him of sexual assault when they were teenagers christine bloody ford says she is one hundred percent certain brett kavanaugh assaulted her allegations he strongly denies india's supreme court has lifted a ban on girls and women of childbearing age entering a historic temple the court ruled that excluding women can't be seen as an essential religious practice females aged ten to fifty had been barred from entering the somebody moller temple as some hindu religious figures considered menstruation to be impure. those are the headlines now back to shadow war in the sahara. the money from libyan oil allowed gadhafi to underwrite ambitious projects. t