i'm stan grant in the top stories on al-jazeera turkey's president wretched type insists the military operation in syria will continue until these countries objectives have been achieved speaking to his government a short time ago he reiterated that he is not against the syrian people but against what he calls violent forces in the region. but. in turkey we haven't come to this point suddenly starting this operation after our struggle against the steere organization this is been a 40 year history and also within syria it has an 8 year history in the last 40 years teens of thousands of people have lost their lives and it's cost us hundreds of millions to a country country under any circumstances always delivers its responsibilities as allies but despite this our allies are saying one thing to our face and doing another thing behind our back and this is undeniably clear now despite all this turkey's attitude as always with peace and happiness turkey's foreign minister never kept assad who has briefed parliament on turkey's offensive in syria he says turkey is considering ways to send ca

on stan grant this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up the u.s.ce president in ankara in a bid to convince president burdwan to agree to a cease fire in northeastern syria the u.s. ambassador goodman sunderland whose takes this to put him at the center of president trump's ukraine agenda testifies on capitol hill and catalonia is regional chief calls for a new referendum on independence from spain after 3 days of violent protests. u.k. prime minister barres johnson is appealing to m.p.'s back home to back his break that deal that was agreed after intense negotiations in brussels johnson has thanked a year leaders for their support european commission president. is calling it a fair and balanced agreement the u.k. parliament will discuss the deal in a special session on saturday it needs ratification from both the e.u. and you type it's. i hope very much not speaking of elected representatives that my fellow n.p.c. in westminster do not come together to get bricks it done to get this excellent deal over the line and to deliver for exit without any

hello i'm stan grant this is the news hour coming up in the next 60 minutes the european union and the british prime minister breaks it deal has been reached but it still needs to be ratified by the e.u. and. the party continues in northern syria as the u.s. vice president is about to arrive in ankara told to. shout it down again home columns leader was called a lot of by angry opposition legislators demanding her recent nudge. and i'm a hearting with sports as boxing mourns the death of another fighter american patrick day has passed away from a brain injury sustained on saturday he's the 4th boxer to die bassir. leaders from the united kingdom and european union say they have reached a deal on break that european commission president. described the deal as fair and balanced for both sides however it still needs ratification from both the e.u. and u.k. parliaments and northern ireland's do you piece which props up bars johnson's conservative government says it still won't support the deal boris johnson has just tweeted we've got a great new deal that takes back control now palma shoul

i'm stan grant in doha the top stories on al-jazeera the un human rights office is calling on turkey to conduct independent investigations into possible war crimes related to what's offensive in syria saying it's gathering information about summary executions shown in videos the us has imposed sanctions on ankara and plans to send vice president mike pince to turkey tell strike that has this update from mexico city near turkey's border with syria. it's been quite heavy turkish artillery fire in the last couple of hours close to here but the big potential flashpoint is a town called man base which is to the west of here we understand the turkish military has now entered that town and we're getting reports from turkish forces that they are moving closer to it from the north big concerns there that there could well be a confrontation where right the 2 respective armies we understand that moscow is doing all it can to try and avoid some sort of confrontation there meanwhile we're getting reports of ongoing clashes to the east of here in the town of. a town that both sides have declared v

hello i'm stan grant this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up. in measured c. 7 says it's 10 dates but sadly thanks 9 people inside the container have died. a murder investigation is launched in the u.k. off to dozens of bodies are found in a truck. a disputed election triggers calls for a strike in bolivia president is accusing the opposition of staging a coup to block his victory. the pentagon official in charge of overseeing defense policy on ukraine testifies before the donald trump impeachment inquiry. he was president donald trump says washington will lift sanctions imposed on turkey but warns ankara must honor its obligations trump by the announcement at the white house this comes after russia agreed with turkey to use troops to extend a cease fire along the syrian border on tuesday but turkey's offensive began after washington's decision to withdraw u.s. troops from northern syria earlier this month early this morning the government of turkey informed my administration that they would be stopping combat and their offensive in syria and ma

i'm stan grant in doha turkey's president ready to try a better one is speaking now let's take a listen. son. who. other. picture book. was elected there. he was. could. like it. but he. did not let it go on the ice. that 30 to increase the pressure on the people of syria. when they were resisting the i said the june. kilometer. moved from iraq to syria. so. the people of syria or suffering because of the injustice is not there and the syrian regime and then the why b.g. and the other terrorist organizations also were involved in prosecuting the syrian people 12000000 people half of the provision of syria has left the country 6000000 of them. could dish. 4000000 of them are now in iraq in turkey. of these 3000000 600000. you saw them there and a lot of core viney all from different parts of syria they came to turkey many of them could. and they're all in our country. didn't obama time the majority of them came to turkey. and at the time terrorist organizations like that you could. why b.j. were increasing their attacks against. syria we did the biggest threat against them in between 201

on stan grant this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up scuffles in lebanon between hizbollah supporters and demonstrators calling for an overhaul of the government investigators boeing is partly to blame for last year's crash in indonesia that killed 189 people hundreds of government supporters rally in zimbabwe calling for the end of western sanctions as the u.s. planes corruption and mismanagement for the country's economic decline. 7 people have been killed in iraq with protesters back on the streets skeptical about a government promise to introduce sweeping economic reforms now in the capital baghdad security forces fired lie that mediation and tear gas to disperse the crowds protesters tried to storm the green zone that's a fortified area where the iraqi parliament and several western embassies are located to the south and that's a real protest as they push past police and burn down a provincial government building earlier prime minister marty addressed the nation saying his reforms will make sure no a rocky will live in poverty the police and a lot the business who lean

i'm stan grant in doha the top stories on al-jazeera the u.n. human rights office is calling on turkey to conduct independent investigations into possible war crimes related to its offensive in syria saying it's gathering information about summary executions shown in videos the u.s. has imposed sanctions on ankara and plans to send vice president mike pence to turkey. we now understand that syrian at the syrian army are inside among base that site very strategically important town to the west of here which is very much within the area of turkey's plan to set up this safe zone we understand that f.s.a. fighters these are the syrian rebel fighters that have been brought in by the turks to participate in this operation moving towards. understand they could be as close as so 10 kilometers away. this of course is a huge concern and the focus of attention we understand at the moment very much of the russians the russians saying that they are doing all they can to avoid some sort of confrontation between the what is now 2 separate armies we also hear r

i'm stan grant in the top stories on al-jazeera turkey's president wretched type insists the military operation in syria will continue until these countries objectives have been achieved speaking to his government a short time ago he reiterated that he is not against the syrian people but against what he calls violent forces in the region. but is no doubt a carton of us in turkey we haven't come to this point suddenly starting this operation after our struggle against the steere organization this is been a 40 year history and also within syria it has an 8 year history in the last 40 years tens of thousands of people have lost their lives and it's cost us hundreds of millions to our country our country under any circumstances always delivers its responsibilities as allies.

hello i'm stan grant this is the news i'll live from doha coming up in the next 60 minutes. we're not looking for a mediator or anything we don't need it took is president rejects international pressure and says the offensive in syria will continue until these troops secure a safe sun along the border. talks go down to the wire trade and the irish border remain as main sticking points. shouted down by politicians hong kong's chief executive carrie lamb is forced to delay her annual policy speech. and i'm li harding with sports the olympic marathons in tokyo are being moved to avoid the summer heat and barcelona's match with real madrid could be switched because of the protests in the city. president has promised to keep fighting in syria until all these countries goals have been based rich of tayyip erdogan is shrugging off international pressure for an immediate cease fire and the battle on the ground goes on the town of wrestle and remains the front line of the conflict there's gunfire and heavy artillery that have been heard across the city as turkish and kurdish forces b

oh i'm stan grant this is the news. coming up in the next 60 minutes. president says the military offensive in northern syria will resume if kurdish forces to pull back their 5. plants thousands of protesters blocked roads and gather outside government headquarters for a 2nd day. in the catalonia region calling for independence from spain. and i'm leah harding with sports those protests and the catalan region have forced organizers to call off. barcelona and real madrid will have to wait for their anticipated match. president wants is the offensive in northeast syria will resume within minutes if kurdish rebels don't abide by the terms of the cease fire under the deal announced by the u.s. on thursday kurdish fighters were given 5 days to withdraw from the region where turkey says it wants to enforce what it calls a safe zone now the 5 day truce is largely holding but they have been some unverified and for some sporadic fighting smoke was seen in the border town of russell on friday morning. tuesday. a delegation proposed a 5 day deadline we have valuat

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i'm stan grant this is al jazeera live from die also coming up calling for a snap election for the british prime minister is hoping him things will back his dumond's for a. police say the $39.00 bodies found in a truck in england were chinese nationals. declaring himself the without a live years even morale is says there's no need for a runoff despite opposition allegations he manipulated vote count. lebanon's president. to fight state corruption and says he's ready to meet with protesters in a televised address he urged the public to accept proposed economic reforms but he speeches left protesters unsatisfied many resuming their calls for political reform so no horror reports from beirut. day 8 in the almost paralysis of daily life continues protesters are still on the streets of the lebanese capital beirut and other cities across the country the country is at this standstill as the protest movement enters its 2nd week schools universities and banks remain closed they are keeping up the pressure on the government to resign the president michel aoun who the protesters also want removed fro

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i'm stan grant this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up another trial delay in south africa president jacob zuma appeals for a permanent stay from prosecution in a corruption case the e use lead breaks it negotiated says it is possible to reach a deal with the u.k. this week but the chances of very slim. the international monetary fund warns global growth this year will be the weakest since the 2008 financial crisis blaming conflicts from trade to the middle east. it's the latest sign that a potential new flashpoint is emerging in the turkish offensive in northern syria turkey says 2 of its soldiers now were killed in an attack near man because it happened just as the u.s. completed its withdrawal from the city a small unit of syrian government soldiers is now inside man bitch their presence sets up a potential class from turkish forces and this syrian rebel allies who are on the outskirts of the city russia says it's patrolling the dividing line between turkish and syrian government forces to prevent that confrontation the kremlin is on board to syria confirm that kurdish forces cede

i'm stan grant this is al jazeera live from go also coming up u.s. vice president mike pence arrives in turkey to push for a cease fire in northern syria a diopter president rejected any mediation. shouted down again hong kong's leader is called a lie by and we'll position legislators demanding her resignation. and saving the elephant how british deal is a try to stop cycles of precious ivory. leaders from the united kingdom and european union say they have reached a deal on break that e.u. breaks that negotiated mr obama says the deal answers the uncertainty of a key sticking points on both sides but it still needs ratification from both the e.u. and u.k. parliaments a huge break that negotiated bonnie i also described the difficulty of coming to an agreement on northern ireland that would prevent regional friction. obviously you know when discussing the notion i mean we talk about the economy. about the technical matters of goods but let me say very frankly that for me since the one scene 3 years work the really matters how did people. the people o

i'm stan grant in doha turkey's president ready to try a better one is speaking now let's take a listen. son. other. picture book that will. was elected there. he warned me on could new force. like him. but he. did not let it go on the rise. of the 3rd. 30 to increase the pressure on the people of syria. when there were these things that are so the genie. moved from iraq to syria. the people of syria or suffering because of the just this is what the syrian regime. and then the why b.g. and the other terrorist organizations also were involved in prosecuting the syrian people 12000000 people half of the publishing of syria has left the country 6000000 of the.

stan grant this is al jazeera live from doha also telling up as briggs the talks go down to the one trade and the irish border were by his team sticking points. shouted down by politicians hong kong's chief executive terry lamb is forced to delay policy speech. and accusations of torture in the indian administered kashmir we talked to the victims who say security forces mistreated children. this president is vowing to keep fighting in syria until all these countries goals have been this ratchet tie a bow to one who's shrugging off international pressure for an immediate cease fire and the battle on the ground goes on now the town of russell and remains the front line of the conflict gunfire and heavy artillery being heard across the city as turkish and kurdish forces battle their control diplomatic efforts to end the fighting are also intensifying intensifying u.s. vice president mike pence and secretary of state mark pump. a traveling to turkey to push for a cease fire the u.s. delegation is due to meet the turkish president and they come armed with president drums threat of more sanctio

oh i'm stan grant this is the news hour live from doha coming up in the next 60 minutes. the u.n.human rights office calls on turkey to conduct independent investigations into possible war crimes following its offensive in syria. the united states of america wants turkey to stop the invasion the u.s. demands an immediate halt to turkey's offensive in northern syria and announces new sanctions against top turkish officials. and other. africa former president jacob zuma appeals for a permanent study from prosecution in a corruption case. voting is underway in mozambique in general elections seen as a test of whether the peace deal signed in august will hold and i'm hard in with the sports as bulgaria's prime minister demands the resignation of his country's football president after england's players were targeted with. european qualifying match we have reaction coming up this hour. the un human rights office is calling on turkey to conduct independent investigations into possible war crimes following its offensive in syria saying it's gathering information about summary executions s

i'm stan grant this is al jazeera live from down also coming up scuffles in lebanon between hezbollahorters and demonstrate is calling for an overhaul of the government. investigation boeing is partly to blame for last year's crash. that killed 189 people. hundreds of government supporters rally in zimbabwe calling for the end of western sanctions as the u.s. blames corruption and mismanagement for the country's economic decline. 7 people have been killed in iraq with protesters back on the streets skeptical about a government promise to introduce sweeping economic reforms now in the capital baghdad security forces fired live ammunition and tear gas to disperse crowds protesters tried to storm the green zone that fortified area where the iraqi parliament and several western embassies are located to the south in nasiriyah protesters there pushed past police and burned down a provincial government building earlier prime minister monti addressed the nation signing his reforms will make sure no iraq he will live in poverty. the police ought to be my soon enough at the net we plan to reduc

and stan grant live from doha with the news hour as you've just heard turkey's president tire heard one insists the military operation in syria will continue until his country's objectives have been achieved he was just making to his government he reiterated that he is not against the syrian people but against what he calls violent forces in the region now his comments come as u.s. vice president mike pence along with the delegation is making his way to ankara he'll be seeking an immediate cease fire as international condemnation against the offensive grows for sin and cos he is live for us in istanbul we're going to speak to her shortly in just about what what president one had to say we're going to go 1st to charles stratford in chelan on the turkish side of the border and charles we were just hearing there from president earlier one about his objectives and saying he will not finish until he is achieved those objectives give us a sense of how that's being achieved on the ground toward extend into turkey meeting those objectives. well certainly where we're standing here branch of the

oh i'm stan grant this is the news. coming up in the next 60 minutes. lebanon's president promises to crack down on corruption but says the government. protests. hello i'm maryanne demasi and london with the top stories from europe including. if they genuinely want more time to study this excellent deal they can have it but they have to agree to a general election. johnson launches a 3rd bad 1st snap election in an attempt to break the impasse. china continues to aid and abet the 3rd of our intellectual property the us vice president shopping criticizes china just ahead of the latest round of talks i'm get results will be ongoing. the un says it will investigate allegations of human rights abuses in the government announces more economic. sessions to quell mass protests and i'm we're hard in with sports the man in charge of world football dismisses concerns over and over human rights after china are named host of the new club world cup. lebanon's president has vowed to fight corruption and says he's ready to meet with protesters in a televised address h

i'm stan grant this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up police say the 39 bodies found in a truck in england were chinese nationals to clear himself the winner bolivia's if our morale is says there's no need for a run off the spot opposition allegations the manipulated vote count and could a trade war turn into a technology war as the u.s. tries to contain china's high tech developed. lebanon's president has vowed to fight state corruption and says he's ready to meet with protesters in a televised address the public to accept proposed economic reforms but his speech is left protesters unsatisfied with many resuming the calls for political reform harder reports from beirut. day 8 and the almost paralysis of daily life continues protesters are still on the streets of the lebanese capital beirut and other cities across the country the country is at this standstill as the protest movement enters its 2nd week schools universities and banks remain closed they are keeping up the pressure on the government to resign the president michel aoun who the protesters also want removed from offic