turkey in the us agreed last year to establish a so-called safe zone in northeastern syria. ankara wants to push the kurdish groups away from its borders particularly the white p.g.d. which it sees as a terrorist organization. but the u.s. supports numerous groups in the region including the white b.g. which would help to fight the so-called islamic state. one says he's tired of waiting for washington to resolve the situation. for votes in those surely we have given all kinds of warnings to the relevant parties in the region east of the euphrates we have shown enough patience cardew. turkey has launched cross border military operations into syria before but this could be the 1st time that u.s. interests a court in the cross-fire. tunisians are voting in parliamentary elections on sunday with inflation and unemployment both rising major parties are under pressure from populists voters will choose from a list of candidates prominent in local media and in a male dominated society campaigners are trying to ensure there are more women candidates. for the democracy in action raja jeremy

also coming up kurdish led forces say turkey is violating the cease fire in northern syria ankara and says the violence is just skirmishes the turkey's president says he'll restart his military offensive unless kurdish militias leave the border area. and violence flares in barcelona the capital of spain's catalonia region is gripped by a 5th day of unrest after authorities jailed separatist leaders. i'm married to evanston it's good to have you with us. the u.k. is in for ager manic day in a rare saturday session of parliament will debate and likely decide whether to back a new deal for leaving the european union it's boris johnson's last chance to fulfill his pledge to leave via tobar 31st he needs and nothing piece to support his deal or to agree on leaving without one if he can't get either of those options the prime minister would be forced to ask the e.u. for another extension new legislation or a fresh election could then follow. saturday could be the day a majority of british parliamentarians accept terms of a divorce from the e.u. or maybe it won't be it's anything but certain

and kurdish led forces say turkey is a violating the cease fire in northern syria ankara and says the violence is just skirmishes but turkey's president says he will restart his military offensive unless kurdish militias leave the border area. i'm married to evanston welcome to the program the british parliament has been debating a new bragg's the deal and is due to vote on it later in the day prime minister boris johnson has been trying to garner enough votes to pass it speaking to parliament. johnson called for the u.k. say heal the divisions breaks it has caused and to move on from the issue altogether the prime minister said the new agreement solves customs issues having to do with northern ireland and a little out of the u.k. to strike new trade deals across the world but opposition labor party leader jeremy corbin slammed the deal saying it in danger is british jobs and workers' rights. boris johnson of course is urging lawmakers to embrace this deal let's have a listen people simply will move on the stump how politicians can say with one breath. they want. to avoid and no deal.

turkey in the us agreed last year to establish a so-called safe zone in northeastern syria ankara wants to push armed kurdish groups away from its borders particularly the white p.g.d. which it sees as a terrorist organization. but the u.s. supports numerous groups in the region including the white b.g. which would help to fight the so-called islamic state. one says he's tired of waiting for washington to resolve the situation. for us in those early age we have given all kinds of warnings to the relevant parties in the region east of the euphrates we have shown enough patience cut our duty it seems. turkey has launched cross border military operations into syria before but this could be the 1st time that u.s. interests a course in the crossfire. that it was the. sport now and in football bind munich were on a high after thrashing tottenham 72 in the champions league during the week but the big variance came crashing down earth in abundance league a home clash with struggling hoffenheim. nico kovacs constant smiling right now things could hardly have been running more smoothly for him an

the action comes as turkey continues its military operation against kurdish forces inside syria. ankara says it wants to create a "safe zone" in the region. rescue teams have worked through the night injapan to help people trapped by floods and landslides caused by typhoon hagibis. at least 35 people are reported to have been killed. and this video is trending on bbc.com. the kenyan runner, brigid kosgei, has set a new world record for the women's marathon. she won the chicago race in two hours, 1a minutes and four seconds. it beat the previous record, which had stood for 16 years, by almost a minute and a half. that's all. stay with bbc world news. and the top story in the uk: the queen's speech is due open a new session of parliament, as brexit deal talks continue. you can keep up to date with the latest developments on the bbc website, at bbc.com/news. now on bbc news, live to singapore for asia business report. trade war breakthrough. donald trump says china has already started to buy more american agricultural goods after friday's partial deal. cash for citizenship. but i want to‘s

iraqi border the aim is to stop kurdish forces using the route to reinforce north eastern syria that's as ankara prepares to launch an attack the president donald trump says the u.s. hasn't abandoned the kurds in syria as he's criticized for pulling out an american troops trust wreford begins our coverage from turkey's border with syria. turkish heavy weapons aim across the syrian border towards the town of tilapia. the mainly kurdish syrian democratic forces or s.d.s. defeated eisel here in 2050 with the help of u.s. led coalition forces. the turkish government describes the main fighting force of the s.d.f. as a terrorist organization linked to its outlawed kurdistan workers' party which is fought against the turkish government for decades the s.d.f. control around 430 kilometers of syrian territory along the turkish border they have fought and worked alongside the u.s. troops for years they say u.s. presidents don't trump's decision to withdraw all the nearly 1000 american soldiers is a stab in the back of one that gives turkey an opportunity to attack badly that turkey and how they said thre

certain and also coming up kurdish led forces say turkey is violating the cease fire in northern syria ankara and says the violence is just skirmishes but turkey's president says he'll restart his military offensive unless kurdish militias leave the border area.

a turkey says it sees no need to continue the military offensive in northern syria ankara is saying that following talks this comes after a 6 hour meeting between the presidents of russia and turkey in the black sea resort of sochi which has resulted in a new plan for syria. to reports. with putting new project into practice i hope it will work well for congress and all people as friends of the syrian people and the neighbors will read it to dog best to achieve these instability in the country syria should be free of any own little fool foreign presence the long term stability of syria can only be achieved by observing the silver and unity of the country right now vladimir putin and topper don't want to have shaken their hands and the 10 paragraph agreement is there there are many elements to it 1st of all it ensures that all the involved saw its respects the territorial integrity of syria but more importantly if we look into it the agreement means that russia agreed to turkey's desired 30 kilometer buffer zone along the border and means that the kurdish militias now have 150 hours to le

the action comes as turkey continues its military operation against kurdish forces inside syria. ankaraagibis. at least 35 people are reported to have been killed. and this video is trending on bbc.com. the kenyan runner, brigid kosgei, has set a new world record for the women‘s marathon. she won the chicago race in two hours, 1a minutes and four seconds. it beat the previous record, which had stood for 16 years, by almost a minute and a half. that‘s all. stay with bbc world news. and the top story in the uk: the queen‘s speech is due open a new session

germany's foreign minister heikal moss has called for a lasting cease fire in northern turn in syria after talks in ankara moscow and his turkish counterpart met commented on proposals to limit the conflict on syria's border have a shoulder blasted germany for criticizing turkey's offensive against kurdish militias in the region calling for more solidarity in what anchors sees as the fight against terrorism for his part the german foreign minister urged turkey to comply with international law when dealing with refugees here's the turkish foreign minister's response about suggestions. we would investigate even if it is the tiniest bit of violation allegation or complaint our president has straight orders on this matter we would investigate until the end we will not tolerate even the tiniest bit of human rights violation so that it is a state of law we are very sensitive regarding the tissues our fight is against tara. let's bring in our turkey correspondent john who's standing by in istanbul so you let tell us more about what came out of that meeting between the german and turkish foreign ministers well it

say chief urges turkey for restraint is it intensifies its offensive against kurdish fighters in syria. ankara claims it's captured several villages controlled by kurdish forces as at least 15 civilians are killed and thousands are displaced by the fighting. again are not seeing dennis or without is there life from the house also coming up . iran's foreign ministry confirms one of its time because there's been attacks off the coast of saudi arabia calling it a dangerous adventure. ethiopia's prime minister wins the nobel peace prize for his democratic reforms and the regional peace efforts made calls it a victory for his people. the native chief is among a growing list of world leaders who are urging turkey to show restraint in its on going military offensive this comes as his forces are now 8 kilometers deep inside syria they say they've captured 15 border village is a kurdish checkpoint and have set up a military base in the border region yes collating violence has killed 15 civilians and 3 turkish soldiers turkey's military says it's captured more than $300.00 fighters so far and the u.n. s

climate or steeper into territory held by the kurdish led syrians and accredit forces and northern syria ankara says less 15 villages have been captured by its troops the u.n. says more than 100000 people have been displaced since the turkish offensive began on wednesday traffic reports in the turkish district up. on the border with syria. black smoke rising over northeastern syria turkey tanks and reinforcements move towards the border the military says it's captured a number of villages around the kurdish controlled town just to lobby other russia i mean. most if not all the civilian population should fled. the u.n. says more than 100000 people a peaceful form of. there are civilian casualties among the thousands of people fleeing turkey shell tillery shells soldiers and their syrian rebel allies turkey says it's conducting what it calls an anti terror operation to create a safe zone so syrian refugees in turkey can return. kurdish syrian democratic forces all s.p.f. he's putting up a fierce resistance to it he considers the main kurdish fighting force of the f.d.a. was aligned with a group w

germany's foreign minister has called for a lasting cease fire in northern syria after talks in ankara mas and his turkish counterpart move shola commented on proposals to limit the conflict on syria's border. the greeting appeared friendly enough but the tensions were evident even before german foreign minister heikal mass arrived in ankara his turkish counterpart had responded to german criticism in a tweet seeing anyone who lectures turkey has to expect an appropriate response script through shin ordinance there obviously i think serious differences between us. but partners and allies should be able to talk to one another in such a situation. and not talk about each other. the turkish foreign minister maintains that germany does not understand the security concerns facing turkey and correct considers the kurdish waikiki militia to be a terrorist organization. we expect germany as an ally and as a friend to fully support us in the fight against terrorism. both foreign ministers dismissed german defense minister and a great crown catherine virus controversial proposal to set up a un p

escape the violence, turkey's working to create a so—called safe zone along its frontier with syria. ankara kurdish ypg, allies of america in the fight against islamic state, as terrorists. it wants to force them from the border as says the group has links to insurgents in turkey. for now, these families have graves to mourn by. but if they're displaced the graves could be lost, just like the lives. gareth barlow, bbc news. let's get some of the day's other news. at least 15 people have died and i3 are missing following the collapse of a dam in siberia. the dam, located on the seiba river, burst after heavy rain, flooding cabins where workers lived. a criminal investigation has been opened over allegations the dam violated safety regulations and president putin has ordered officials to provide assistance. thousands of protesters in lebanon have taken to the streets of the capital beirut for a third day, demanding the government resign over its handling of the country's financial crisis. president aoun‘s government says it has agreed a new budget that won't include additional taxes and it's

escape the violence, turkey's working to create a so—called safe zone along its frontier with syria. ankarapg, allies of america in the fight against islamic state, as terrorists. it wants to force them from the border as says the group has links to insurgents in turkey. for now, these families have graves to mourn by. but if they're displaced the graves could be lost, just like the lives. gareth barlow, bbc news. after two days of violent protests in santiago, the chilean general in charge of security has announced a curfew in the capital. the president has also announced the suspension of a planned rise in public transport fares which sparked the protests. earlier the military was deployed onto the streets of the capital to help police control the protests. water cannon and tear—gas were used against protesters after buildings and vehicles were set alight and over a0 metro stations vandalised. maria ines fernandez is in santiago and she told us how the curfew is affecting residents. from my apartment all you can hear is some sirens, sounds from the police and people still protesting, desp

also coming up kurdish led forces say turkey is violating the cease fire in northern syria ankara and says the violence is just skirmishes that turkey's president says he'll restart his military offensive unless kurdish militias leave the border area.

the action comes as turkey continues its military operation against kurdish forces inside syria. ankaras it wants to create a ‘safe zone‘ in the region. rescue teams have worked through the night injapan to help people trapped by floods and landslides caused by typhoon hagibis. at least 35 people are reported to have been killed. and this story is trending on bbc.com. the kenyan runner, brigid kosgei, has set a new world record for the women‘s marathon. she won the chicago race in two hours, 1a minutes and four seconds. it beat the previous record, which had stood for 16 years, by almost a minute and a half. that‘s all. stay with bbc world news. i'll i‘ll be back at one o‘clock. now on bbc news, it‘s hardtalk. welcome to hardtalk, i‘m stephen sackur, what is the most serious existential threat facing humanity? well, many of us might‘ve point to nuclear ball of climate change. but some of the greatest minds in the tech sector are looking in a very different direction. artificial intelligence won the physicist stephen hawking could spell the end of the human race. i guess to stuart russel

kilometers deeper into territory held by the kurdish led syrian democratic forces and northern syria ankara says at least 15 villages have been captured by its troops the u.n. says more than 100000 people have been displaced since the turkish offensive began on wednesday charles trafford reports in the turkish district to a challenge panache on the border with syria. black smoke rising over northeastern syria turkey should all be tanks and reinforcements move towards the buddha this is a military says it's captured a number of villages around the kurdish controlled towns of the lobby of the russell i mean which would pull most if not civilian populations inflated. un says that over 100000 people the people forced from power. there are civilian casualties among the thousands of people fleeing turkey shell tillery shells soldiers and their syrian rebel allies turkey says it's conducting what it calls an anti terror operation to create a safe zone so syrian refugees in turkey can return. kurdish syrian democratic forces or s.p.f. he's putting up a fierce resistance to it he considers the main

headlines turkish forces and that allies are continuing to push into kurdish control towns of northern syria ankara so. as they've now entered and they say they've taken control for us and i. pakistan's prime minister is trying to mediate between iran and saudi arabia he's met iran's president hassan rouhani into her rant and he'll travel torrealba on tuesday says he's hopeful of a breakthrough sued. today's inns of voting for a new president in a runoff election choosing between 2 political newcomers business tycoon a bill law professor i. bring you some breaking news on our top story now we're getting word concerning turkey's military offensive in northern syria the u.s. apparently will withdraw up to a 1000 soldiers from the area resident jordan live for us in washington d.c. 1st in all the details here osland. well sami this is the word from the u.s. defense secretary mark asper he's been appearing on some of the sunday public affairs shows here in washington he said that because of the ongoing turkish advance 1st he has indicated that from what the pentagon understand turkey wants to expand it

syrian iraqi border the aim is to prevent kurdish forces using the route to reinforce northeast syria as ankara prepares to launch an offensive there the trumpet ministration has blocked its ambassador to the european union from testifying in the impeachment inquiry gordon songlines attorney says he's obliged to comply with the u.s. state department's request house intelligence committee chairman adam schiff says key information and more personal messages from sunland are being withheld by the state department we are also aware that the ambassador has text messages or e-mails on a personal device which have been provided to the state of our apartment although we have requested those from the baster and the state department is withholding those messages as well. those messages are also deeply relevant to this investigation and the impeachment inquiry european council president donald cuz war and the british prime minister not to play a stupid blame game over breck's it there are reports in the british media that germany's leader has told boris johnson a deal is unlikely results president says oi

escape the violence, turkey is working to create a so—called safe zone along its frontier with syria. ankarash ypg allies of america in the fight against islamic state as terrorists. it wants to force them from the border as it is the group has links to insurgents in turkey. for now, these families have graves to moreton bay. but if they are displeased the graves could be lost, just like the lives. gareth barlow, bbc news. thousands of protesters in lebanon have taken to the streets of the capital, beirut, for a third day demanding the government resign over its handling of the country's financial crisis. president aoun‘s government says it has agreed a new budget that won't include additional taxes and it's promised a solution to the crisis. dozens of anti—government protesters and leaders of major opposition parties in azerbaijan have been detained in the capital baku. the detentions took place during an unsanctioned rally organised by the opposition to demand democratic reforms. the bbc‘s caucasus correspondent rayhan demytrie reports from neighbouring georgia. in azerbaijan today, challe

from withdrawing from those locations in northern syria. ankara is also being warned about human rights violations against any of the u.s. is what we say the former allies whether they be the s.d.f. or the white p.g. they sort of the americans want their cake and they want to eat it it seems. it that's not exactly the problem well that there are 2 separate issues actually 1st is these limits which trump claims to have agreed on with. there is no written proof about these as so it would be very difficult to for turkey to know what sort of limits to abide by in order to prevent punitive measures against it and secondly the fact that in this in the fog of war there's bound to be some sort of mistake there is bound to be because at the end of the day turkey is fighting alongside. syrian opposition militias over which arguably it would have limited control in terms of the potential human rights violations that might end up taking place so these are the various let's see if it falls which which turkey is walking towards and of course you know there are

us germany's foreign minister heiko moss has called for a lasting cease fire in northern syria after talks in ankara a mouse and his turkish counterpart methods shosholoza commented on proposals to limit the conflict on syria's border. blasted germany for criticizing turkey's offensive against kurdish militias calling for more solidarity. in what angers sees as a find against terrorism the german foreign minister also urged turkey to comply with international law when dealing with refugees moss' visit comes amid tensions over turkey's military campaign in syria. for more let's bring in our turkey correspondent standing by in istanbul so you tell us what came out of that meeting between the 2 foreign ministers. well it's been quite attends a meeting today in the un cry and this is because the german foreign minister had previously called turkey's a military offensive in the northeast syria and i quote him here an invasion that is not in accordance with international law of cause the turkish government does not want to hear such criticism and that is why his turkish counterpart may have. in a press co

violations now turkey and russia struck that deal to allow kurdish militia in northeast as syria which ankara consider as terrorists to withdraw some 30 kilometer has from the turkish border in a next step than turkish and russian forces which start to joint patrols in that part of that area now while the kurdish led as d. f. say they happen redeploying their forces away from the border and the russian defense ministry just announced the withdrawal has been completed earlier today said that not all of the fighting has have withdrawn and we heard president edwin there in the past days he has repeatedly threatened to restart the military operation if the kurdish fighters there do not leave so it's not unlikely we will see a renewed fighting even on a larger scale in the next hour as in the next 2 days despite international calls for a permanent cease fire. you know you're in istanbul now to some of the other stories making news around the world a u.s. army officer is testifying before congressional investigators in the impeachment inquiry as president trump left hadn't heard of alexander finn t

last week turkey's military is targeting kurdish militia in towns just south of its border with syria or ankara wants to salvage what it's calling a 30 kilometer safe zone turkey views the groups armed inside that area as terrorists the turkish government insists they will not stop its assault i'm told accomplishes all of its goals so that despite threats of further sanctions from washington well europe has also condemned turkey's military operation but person everyone says if the e.u. continues to oppose his offensive then he could allow the millions of syrian refugees currently living in turkey to head for europe genser machall in her speech earlier today made a point of praising aga for hosting so many migrants but hungary has responded to the other one threat by saying it could use force at the border if turkey creates a new migrant crisis here's a look at how the standoff over migrants arose. turkey shows no sign of scaling back its offensive in north east syria. but europe made clear that it wanted an immediate halt to the hostilities as soon as the bombing began. this military action is

i think turkey at this stage wants to establish bridsdgeh in northern syria. ankara has done something quite smart. they have used as entry points arab-majority areas in northern syria, where turkish troops would be more welcome than had they gone into kurdish-majority areas. i don't think turk sego hg to invade ald on to large parts of northern syria. they only want to tablish bridgeheads, populated by arabs, in order to undermine and weaken certain kurdish groups. >> there is a lot of talk aut the group empowering turkey's position in the area. they could expand further. i'd like your thoughts on tif yu think it empows omar al-bashir. does it empower russia and iran? >> it probably does empower those parties and that's why there is a need for a global solution. other than looking at isis he uprniobteled m,st awhich is f bashar al-assad, the dictator, who has bombed medicine of people, and he's the root cau of the radicalization of syrian people. i thinkh, short of that, you cannot find a global fix to a serious problem. >> how much of this offeive do you think is d

news live from berlin germany's foreign minister calls for a lasting cease fire in northern syria miles in ankara for talks with his turkish counterpart who dismissed as unrealistic and knowledge and the proposal for an international security zone in the region also coming up. germany's social democrats move a step closer to choosing new lady and i think members whittle down their list of candidates to 2 tains one that wants to stay in government with angela merkel's conservative the other is not social. i'm rebecca raters welcome to the program germany's foreign minister heiko mass is called for a lasting cease fire in northern syria has also urged turkey to comply with international law when dealing with refugees masses in ankara for talks amid tensions over turkey's military campaign in the region. it wasn't an easy visit for heiko mass in ankara it's better to talk to each other than about each other germany's foreign minister said that the 2 countries difficult relationship in spite of serious differences turkey remains a close nato partner maher said in an attempt to set a more positive ton

syrian iraqi border the aim is to stop kurdish forces using the routes or reinforce northeastern syria as ankara prepares to launch an attack the president says the u.s. hasn't abandoned the kurds in syria as he's criticized for pulling out american troops. begins our coverage from turkey's border with syria. turkish heavy weapons same across the syrian border towards the town of tilapia. the mainly kurdish syrian democratic forces or s.d.f. defeated eisel here in 2050 with the help of u.s. led coalition forces. the turkish government describes the main fighting force of the s.d.f. as a terrorist organization linked to its outlawed kurdistan workers' party which is fought against the turkish government for decades the s.d.f. control around 430 kilometers of syrian territory along the turkish border they have fought and worked alongside the u.s. troops for years they say u.s. presidents don't trumps decision to withdraw the nearly 1000 american soldiers is a stab in the back of one that gives turkey an opportunity to attack that turkey and how the other side threats made by turkey to attack the a

a german proposal for a so-called safe zone in northern syria monitored by international troops germany's foreign minister heiko mass was in ankara for talks with his turkish counterpart on syria's future mass called for a lasting cease fire in northern syria and says turkish troops should not be permanently deployed there mossville the talks as tensions grow over turkey's military campaign in the region. it wasn't an easy visit for heiko mass in ankara it's better to talk to each other than about each other germany's foreign minister said of the 2 countries difficult relationship in spite of serious differences turkey remains a close nato partner said in an attempt to set a more positive tone but he acknowledged that in light of the agreement between turkey and russia it was time to face the new realities in syria and to protect the civilian population. with regard to the sochi agreement it is of paramount importance that we 1st ensure that the ceasefire is maintained and extended. it must demanded turkey's presence in syria must not be permanent. said germany's criticism was unfair as was the criticism of the plan for patrick n

syria. he said ankara promised him its military operation in the region had stopped.eakthrough, claiming a new revolutionary type of machine completed a calculation in just over three minutes that would take a conventional supercomputer 10,000 yea rs to process. that's all. stay with bbc world news.

syria. he said ankara promised him its military operation in the region had stopped.his story is getting a lot of attention on bbc.com. google says it's made a computing breakthrough, claiming a new revolutionary type of machine completed a calculation in just over three minutes that would take a conventional supercomputer 10,000 yea rs to process. that's all. stay with bbc world news. more on our website, bbc.co.uk/news and the news app. now on bbc news live to singapore for asia business report. zuckerberg grilled on the hill. us lawmakers challenge facebook‘s boss over his crypto currency plans. the rise of the robots. what they be helpful mechanical friends or just steal ourjobs? it isa it is a thursday. good morning asia and have a world. glad you could join us for this exciting addition of asia business report. i am rico hizon, let's start with critter currency because facebook‘s mark zuckerberg has tried to reassure sceptical us lawmakers over the safety of their proposed digital currency libra. at a testimony in congress, us lawmakers attacked plans for the pa

against a military operation in northeastern syria calling for ankara to respect syria's sovereignty to run joins a chorus of concerned voices which also include european officials that turkey's reportedly already conducted air and artillery strikes in northeastern syria according to local media it comes hours after washington announced it was pulling its troops out of the area and crews also been deploying military hardware along its border with syria on monday video emerged apparently showing american military vehicles leaving 2 of its outposts till recently washington had around 150 military personnel stationed there kurds in the region are outraged with some leaders saying they will curse the us as traitors is just a taste of what the think about trump's decision. we will serve as a human shield of nice story it will not allow any aggression against this region when we defeated are still terrorists you called yourselves our allies and what we're seeing now the coalition is letting us down we're hearing constant threats coming from turkey in complete silence on the part of the wor

turkey is denying accusations that it has violated a fragile cease fire in northern syria kurdish forces accuse ankara of continuing to attack a border town present veggie burger once and turkey will relaunch its offensive in the region unless kurdish militias move back from the border. a far cry from a ceasefire. this is the syrian border town of ras. less than 20 kilometers away the wounded arrive at hospital according to the syrian observatory for human rights over 10 civilians were killed in the fighting just on friday during an apparent truce. as turkish forces continued to enter northern syria local residents in tel aviv yet say fighting there has stopped this town which also lies on the turkish border was just captured from kurdish units. it's good content we were able to sleep last night thank god. turkish president richard tayyip erdogan has denied that there was any fighting and vows to press on if there are still forces opposing turkey along the safe zone that ankara wants to create along its border with syria so. by choose day night this issue of a safe zone along the border would have bee

iraqi border now the aim is to prevent kurdish forces using the route to reinforce northeastern syria as ankara prepares to launch an offensive there but president donald trump says the u.s. has not abandoned the kurds from syria as he's been criticized for his decision to pull out american troops from the region and as charles trafford reports from the turkish syrian border ankara has positioned its artillery. turkish heavy weapons aim across the syrian border towards the town of tilapia out . the mainly kurdish syrian democratic forces or s.d.f. defeated eisel here in 2015 with the help of u.s. late coalition forces. the turkish government describes the main fighting force of the s.d.f. as a terrorist organization linked to its outlawed kurdistan workers' party which is fought against the turkish government for decades. the s.d.f. control around 430 kilometers of syrian territory along the turkish border they have fought and worked alongside the u.s. troops for years they say u.s. presidents don't trumps decision to withdraw the nearly 1000 american soldiers is a stab in the back one that giv

wrong now warning turkey against a military operation in northeastern styria calling for ankara to respect syria's sovereignty to run joins a chorus of concern voices which also includes european officials on monday video emerged apparently showing american military vehicles leaving 2 of its outposts and so recently washington had around 150 military personnel stationed there kurds in the region are furious with some leaders saying they will curse the u.s. as traitors he is just a taste of what they think about trying to decision. will serve as a human shield of necessary it will not allow in their aggression against this region when we defeated are still terrorists you called yourself allies and what i would say no the coalition is letting us down we're hearing constant threats coming from turkey in complete silence on the part of the world now why do you have been displaced and suffered a lot at 10 abiud and have until recently been relatively safe knowing some agree object only intimidations and the heart of token it's an acceptable is a way to keep keeps threatening us. so he has reportedly al

everyone turkey and russia have reached a deal to clear out kurdish backed fighters from northern syria ankara launched its offensive in the area last week but suspended the operation following a u.s. brokered cease fire a report from step past the now in such. with only our us left off a u.s. brokered cease fire in syria russia stepped in president putin offered help to remove and this goodish vitus at the turkish syrian border together with syrian border troops was delayed we share turkey's concern about the growing threats of terrorism and the growth of ethnic tensions in the region these tensions and the separatist mood in recent times where in our opinion artificially created by outsiders. goodish fighters have until next tuesday evening local time to clear turkey's 30 kilometer so-called safe zone russian military police will then start joint patrols with turkish forces along almost the entire north eastern syrian border. is on the barren moving threats posed by either terrorist organization this operation in syria guarantees syria's territorial integrity and political unity we never had

news live from berlin turkey and russia strike a deal on northern syria moscow in ankara agreed to set up a safe zone and extend a ceasefire in the region turkey's president everyone says kurdish forces have 6 days to leave the syrian border zone. also coming up. another bridge to blow for british prime minister boris johnson as lawmakers initially back his deal then reject a bill to fast track it through parliament it's now just 8 days until the u.k. shantel departure from the european union. and danger in the beautiful game the risk of dementia and parkinsons for ex football players in their later years a study of formal professionals raises concerns about the long term consequences of playing the sport at the highest level. i'm told me a lot of both thanks for joining us russia and turkey say they have a plan for rush for syria's future both countries announced that they have reached an agreement on the future of northern syria following talks in the black sea resort of sochi russian president vladimir putin and his turkish counterpart richard cohen say they're adding another 6 days