when you look at turkey's concerned turkey it doesn't want an independent kurdish state in syria and turkey is a state rhetorical is based on territorial integrity with the neighboring counties may in the syria iraq and iran that have kurdish populations as well it does a turkey wants that this corn that its southern cities which are many kurdish dominated are from northern syria scored stimulated population areas because turkey doesn't want any spillover effect of an independent kurdish entity in its own. state either for the moment i believe incident it is double force thank you. well of the breaking story coming out of africa kenya's finance minister henry rutted church has been arrested over a dam construction scandal now it marks the 1st time a sitting kenyan minister has been arrested on corruption charges he and other officials are accused of flouting procurement rules when they water the building project to a bankrupt italian company the minister has denied any wrongdoing let's join catherine sawyer he's on the phone from some blue in north of the country what more do we know

but you know turkey has turkey has problems with the united states about the policies they have conducted in syria because it turkey accuses washington for supporting the it wipe e.g. diffs syrian kurdish fighters group which turkey says that as a branch of the outlawed kurdistan workers' party so turkey says i still have threats am your ally as nato but you are not supporting me in protecting my country and that's why i took you went to united states to buy papyrus but you know i could say it didn't want to sell it and then turkey went to chinese the deal was canceled because of the u.s. intervention and then finally tookie had a cheaper and better offer from the us 400 for this 400 from the from the russians took it decided to buy its and the united and turkey accuse washington for not reacting at the beginning right because they say we already announced that we are buying these missile defense systems that you are acting right now so for turkey it is important because it receives threats from syria and it's the mediterranean currently and so if turkey is only buying missile defense systems that

there is no understanding between iran and russia on tech arms rules in post conflict syria and it seems russia and turkey do not agree on how to split northern syria. civilians are paying the price of. beirut. the number of dead from last week's sinking of a boat carrying refugees off the coast of sin as you know has risen to 72 cording to testimony from the accidents only 3 survivors 86 people are believed to have been on board the death toll continues to climb the 2 new zealand red cross fears it could become one of the worst disasters involving boats carrying migrants across the mediterranean it's a dispute that threatens to hurt the global tech industry and production of devices many of us depend on japan is restricting exports of materials to south korea which are used to make things like smartphones and t.v.'s priyanka gupta reports. a year ago japan and south korea came together 20 goals stopping north korea from getting nuclear weapons and boosting regional trade. a year later the 2 sides meet again this time to trade disputes over north korea japan says south korea cannot be trusted to implement

has a concern here turkey believes that the y.p. g. and the p y d is the syria branch of the outbuild kurdistan workers' party that is recognized as a terrorist organization by turkey e.u. countries and the us however the us rhetorical in syria is based on that a y p g of the kurdish fighter group by p.g. it is the boots on the ground of the american army because they are fighting they have been fighting against iceland turkey totally rejects the idea and cooking doesn't want in any independent kurdish ated entity in northern syria and that's why turkey also say's if if a safe zone is not established it will have to come back to militarize ration in the eastern side of the if you freight his river in order to stop this possibility but what we have learned from turkish foreign ministry during his live interview of today that the u.s. has come with a different plan for the eastern side of the euphrates river and we will learn more in a couple of hours after both the turkish and american delegations meet. are we going back to top story that of the kenyan finance mi

with borders extending to syria turkey and iran northern iraq has remained a complicated international battleground in the eastern part iranian forces have been targeting iran kurdish fighters while turkey has also been targeting kurdish separatists in northern iraq the kurdistan workers' party has denied responsibility after speculation in turkish media since isis defeated security has been relaxed in iraq's kurdish region many aid organizations run their operations from because the northern city is viewed as relatively secure but this attack on the turkish diplomatic team go through the fragility of security in iraq. baghdad. joins us live now from air berlin tasha you've been talking to witnesses on the ground and what they've been telling you. daryn we're getting a more vivid picture of exactly what happened inside this coffee shop in erbil on wednesday afternoon it's actually in that building right behind me it's in an upscale neighborhood here in erbil with this is say that on wednesday afternoon 2 men pulled up to the valet in front of this turkish coffee shop handed the keys to

with borders extending to syria turkey and iran northern iraq has remained a complicated international battleground in the eastern part iranian forces have been targeting and iran kurdish fighters.

today, he is crossing the borderfrom syria into turkey, for just crossing the borderfrom syria into turkey try and change that. he has come to this specialist centre for people who have lost limbs in the conflict in syria. in this classroom, he and other surgeons are being trained on this new manual. it has been specifically designed to teach medics to treat blast injuries in children and was requested by syrian doctors. it has been created and written by save the children and scientists at imperial college london. this is doctor malik, the medical director of the centre. this is where we do all the training to use artificial limbs. there is space for recovery here as well as construction of new limbs for those injured. so, the products will look like this. ready for someone to use? yes. site is seven. when he wasjust a yearand a yes. site is seven. when he wasjust a year and a half he was in his car with his whole family, trying to flee aerial bombardment is in aleppo. one air strike landed so close to their car shrapnel pierced the whole vehicle. so i eat, whose name we changed, lost his

with borders extending to syria turkey and iran northern iraq has remained a complicated international battle ground in the eastern part iranian forces have been targeting iran kurdish fighters while turkey has also been targeting kurdish separatists in northern iraq the kurdistan workers party or p.k. has denied responsibility after speculation in turkish media since isis defeated security has been relaxed in iraq's kurdish region many aid organizations run their operations from a real because the northern city is viewed as relatively secure but this attack on the turkish diplomatic team go through the fragility of security in iraq. baghdad. the u.s. president is holding his 1st rally since announcing his 2020 reelection bid. to address supporters in the city of greenville and north carolina you're looking at live pictures from there and a tweet at the president said he'll be talking about what he calls people who love and hate our country trump sparked outrage this week a race comments on for democrats congressman which the house of representatives condemned racist we can now go to k

with borders extending to syria turkey and iran northern iraq has remained a complicated international battleground in the eastern part iranian forces have been targeting and iran kurdish fighters while turkey has also been targeting kurdish separatists in northern iraq the kurdistan workers party or p.k. has denied responsibility after speculation in turkish media since isis defeated security has been relaxed in iraq's kurdish region many aid organizations run their operations from a real because the northern city is viewed as relatively secure but this attack on the turkish diplomatic team go through the fragility of security in iraq. baghdad. still to come on al-jazeera after weeks of political standoff in sudan a glimmer of hope for the country. and the judge decides the fate of one of the world's most dangerous criminals mexican drug kingpin el chapo. hello there some scouts of pop up showers and thunderstorms generally off the main house across much united states and also you can see those areas of cloud more cloud up towards the northern plains states but it really is the heat t

with borders extending to syria turkey and iran northern iraq has remained a complicated international battle ground in the eastern part iranian forces have been targeting and iran kurdish fighters while turkey has also been targeting kurdish separatists in northern iraq the kurdistan workers' party has denied responsibility after speculation in turkish media since isis defeated security has been relaxed in iraq's kurdish region many aid organizations run their operations from a real because the northern city is viewed as relatively secure but this attack on the turkish diplomatic team go through the fragility of security in iraq. baghdad. turkey has criticized the u.s. for removing it from the f. 35 fighter jet program saying it's unfair not based on a legitimate reason the move had been long threatened and expected after began accepting to every often advance russian missile defense system last week the 1st parts of the s 400 air defense system were flown to the mercer head military air base near ankara on friday washington had tried for months to stop turkey's deal with russia iran'

with borders extending to syria turkey and iran northern iraq has remained a complicated international battle ground in the eastern part iranian forces have been targeting iran kurdish fighters while turkey has also been targeting kurdish separatists in northern iraq the kurdistan workers' party has denied responsibility after speculation in turkish media since i think this defeat security has been relaxed in iraq's kurdish region many aid organizations run their operations from a real because the northern city is viewed as relatively secure but this attack on the turkish diplomatic team go through the fragility of security in iraq. does the fact that the u.s. house of representatives has rebuked the president by voting to block the sale of some arms to saudi arabia a similar measure was passed by the senate last month but president trumps expected to veto the resolution michaela reports now from washington d.c. the joint resolution is. the house passes 3 bills expressing disapproval at arms sales to saudi arabia 238. voting paper $190.00 against the 1st bill dealt with the sale of pre

with borders extending to syria turkey and iran northern iraq has remained a cause.

and in northeastern syria turkey is pushing for a so-called safe zone is threatening a military offensive if it doesn't happen soon to keep the kurdish forces it considers terrorists away from its borders it was the u.s. to come on board which backs the kurdish armed group the issue will be top of the agenda at a meeting with the u.s. special envoy for syria.

and the p y d is the syria branch of the outbuild kurdistan workers' party that is recognized as a terrorist organization by turkey e.u. countries and the us however the us rhetorical in syria is based on that a y p g of the kurdish fighter a group by p.g. it is the boots on the ground of the american army because they are fighting they have been fighting against iceland turkey totally rejects the idea and cooking doesn't want in any independent kurdish ated entity in northern syria and that's why turkey also say's if if a safe zone is not established it will have to come back to monitor oppression in the eastern side of the if you freight his river in order to stop this possibility but what we have learned from turkish foreign ministry during his live interview of today that the u.s. has come with a different plan for the eastern side of the euphrates river and we will learn more in a couple of hours after both the turkish and american delegations meet. still ahead here on al-jazeera not backing down protesters in puerto rico for the biggest rally ever seen in the u.s. territory. problems trying to get tricky wat

has a concern here turkey believes that the y.p. g. and the p y d is the syria branch of the outbuild kurdistan workers' party that is recognized as a terrorist organization by turkey e.u. countries and the us however the us rhetorical in syria is based on that a y p g of the kurdish fighter a group by p.g. is boots on the ground of the american army because they are fighting they have been fighting against iceland turkey totally rejects the idea and cooking doesn't want in any independent kurdish ated entity in northern syria and that's why turkey also say's if if a safe zone is not establish it will have to come back to monitor oppression in the eastern side of the if you freighters river in order to stop this possibility but what we have learned from turkish foreign ministry during his live interview of today that the us has come with a different plan for the eastern side of the euphrates river and we will learn more in a couple of hours after both the turkish and american delegations meet. al shabaab fighters in somalia are claiming responsibility for a bomb

with borders extending to syria turkey and iran northern iraq has remained a complicated international battle ground in the eastern part iranian forces have been targeting iran kurdish fighters while turkey has also been targeting kurdish separatists in northern iraq the kurdistan workers' party has denied responsibility after speculation in turkish media since isis defeated security has been relaxed in iraq's kurdish region many aid organizations run their operations from because the northern city is viewed as relatively secure but this attack on the turkish diplomatic team go through the fragility of security in iraq. baghdad. the ron's foreign minister says he believes european powers want to preserve the 2050 new clear deal but mama jobs ari fox accused the united states of having too much influence he says he has travel restrictions on iranian diplomats are inhuman james base has more from the united nations in new york. iran's foreign minister is a frequent visitor to the u.n. mohammed job and zarif uses it as a venue to make his country's case on the world stage and as the u.n.

with borders extending to syria turkey and iran northern iraq has remained a complicated international battleground in the eastern part iranian forces have been targeting iran kurdish fighters while turkey has also been targeting kurdish separatists in northern iraq the kurdistan workers' party has denied responsibility after speculation in turkish media since i think this defeat security has been relaxed in iraq's kurdish region many aid organizations run their operations from a real because the northern city is viewed as relatively secure but this attack on the turkish diplomatic team go through the fragility of security in iraq. baghdad well now natasha her name joins us live from. been speaking with eyewitnesses what kind of picture is coming together. sami witnesses are telling al-jazeera about a team of men who were well prepared and confidently perhaps even cavalierly carried out this is the nation of turkish diplomat osman cos say he was inside a turkish coffee shop in an upscale neighborhood in erbil wednesday afternoon unbeknownst to him he was being monitored by a man then w

the crew of the grey swan are under suspicion of breaking un sanctions by transporting oil to syria. turkey has received the 1st shipment of the russian s 400 missile defense system the u.s. has previously warned turkey it could face sanctions over the purchase and that it won't be allowed to purchase f. 35 fighter jets. now in the u.s. president donald trump has approved treader all resources to louisiana after hurricane warnings were issued along the coast ports of new orleans are still underwater after days of thunder storms and floods residents are putting sandbags outside their properties or leaving town hurricane barry is expected to make landfall on sunday on saturday excuse me let's bring in correspondent. joining us from new orleans itself a dreadful situation when the people find themselves in where you are. it certainly is darina the winds are picking up as barry still continues to crawl toward the louisiana coast but it is the rain and the water that is the true concern here you can see behind me the mississippi river is swollen about 8 feet above its normal stages and if we hav

force coinciding with turkey repeatedly warning it might carry out a possible cross border operation its military wants a safe zone inside the y.p. g. controlled area in northeast syria it considers the syrian kurdish armed group a threat to its national security but it is also an ally of the united states which has warned turkey against taking any unilateral military action we know that there are officially $2500.00 u.s. soldiers and nearly $220.00 u.s. military facilities in the region so in case of a military operation there is a risk that too metalized not all military east could come face to face there has been a marked increase in u.s. army patrols close to the border with turkey in what seems to be a message to its nato ally they have deep disagreements despite months of discussions over the creation of the zone turkey does not just want to wipe e.g. to disarm and withdraw from the border area it wants control of the zone that's at least 30 kilometers deep and would stretch from the syrian town of girard loss to the iraq border that would include why peachey controlled cities and towns like co bonnie tell commission. as well as members. turkey says the u.s. ne

encouraging people to make a dangerous journey across the mediterranean through syria, turkey and the balkans or in our case through central america and mexico. if she wanted to she would send plane after plane to syria and bring all these people back. she's trying to ameliorate the problem on her border and that is where a lot of democrats want to ameliorate the individual cases, the long-term policy implications of what you were saying. >> what democrats it in the debate, we will decriminalize, illegally, create a serious felony and pay for your healthcare as well and that is the definition of open border policy. >> next month we will have a panel discussion on the national security challenges from large foreign student programs and you have introduced the target of legislation on one part of that, students or researchers who are working for, sponsored by the chinese army or intelligence should not be getting student visas. maybe specifically that, what do you see as the vulnerabilities are large unlimited student program created for us? >> let's not be naÏve. the chinese communist

with borders extending to syria turkey and iran northern iraq has remained a complicated international battleground in the eastern part iranian forces have been targeting and iran kurdish fighters while turkey has also been targeting kurdish separatists in northern iraq the kurdistan workers' party has denied responsibility for after speculation in turkish media since i think of the feed security has been relaxed in iraq's kurdish region many aid organizations run their operations from a real because the northern city is viewed as relatively secure but this attack on the turkish diplomatic team go through the fragility of security in iraq. baghdad. strikes at the turkey projects at the center for strategic and international studies as you can see he joins us live now from washington d.c. appreciate your time and being with us on the program your thoughts 1st of all on who might be behind this attack i mean the p.k. all the obvious suspects but they have to now have responsibility have. well you know that i don't know how important their denial is but i think even more important than th

internationally enforced zone in turkey and the syrian opposition areas under y p g control are historically ours and a proposed zone means millions of refugees can return to syria in turkey in the pendant to. the u. s. or russia so. say bad and me it is hard to make a prediction about tokyo for dyspepsy. operation with russia has allowed turkey to clear the white b.g. from at least 2000 square kilometers along its border since 2016 but russia doesn't seem to want turkey to increase its influence in syria it says any safe zone needs the consent of the authorities in damascus for now it is under u.s. control but if u.s. policy shifts how long that will remain the case is unclear jennifer there. a roadside bomb explosion in west not gonna stand as killed at least 35 passengers on the bus many of them women and children the blast happened between kandahar and herat in the far province a provincial government spokesman is blaming taliban fighters for planting the improvised device to target afghan and foreign security forces. in all kong $44.00 protesters have appeared in court charged with rioting over protests on sunday but they face up to 10 years in jail if conv

with borders extending to syria turkey and iran northern iraq has remained a complicated international battle ground in the eastern part iranian forces have been targeting iran kurdish fighters while turkey has also been targeting kurdish separatists in northern iraq the kurdistan workers' party or p k k has denied responsibility after speculation in turkish media. so a brazen attack in broad daylight in a relatively peaceful part of iraq this is a place in northern iraq the city of irbil which is considered to be secure a lot of. running their operations there but as you have seen that this attack again goes to show the fragility of security in iraq and efforts are underway to try and figure out what actually happened thank you at least 12 people are feared dead after a fire at an animation studio in japan police are investigating awesome as a possible cause of the blaze the city of kyoto firefighters say more than 30 others were injured 10 of them seriously local media say a man has been taken into custody. time for a short break here on al-jazeera when we come back. puerto rico's go

with borders extending to syria turkey and iran northern iraq has remained a complicated international battle ground in the eastern part iranian forces have been targeting and iran kurdish fighters while turkey has also been targeting kurdish separatists in northern iraq the kurdistan workers' party has denied responsibility after speculation in turkish media since i think this defeat security has been relaxed in iraq's kurdish region many aid organizations run their operations from a real because the northern city is viewed as relatively secure but this attack on the turkish diplomatic team go through the fragility of security in iraq. baghdad. still to come on al-jazeera why turkey is warning the u.s. that the relationship between the 2 countries could deteriorate. and a creative trip back in time attempts to take a look at the future of france and european politics. hello there fairly quiet picture across much of the middle east in a few showers across turkey of the last few days there's a little bit of cloud on the satellite you can see it's beginning to push in really from the eas

with borders extending to syria turkey and iran northern iraq has remained a complicated international battle ground in the eastern part iranian forces have been targeting iran kurdish fighters while turkey has also been targeting kurdish separatists in northern iraq the kurdistan workers party or p.k. has denied responsibility after speculation in turkish media since isis defeated security has been relaxed in iraq's kurdish region many aid organizations run their operations from a real because the northern city is viewed as relatively secure but this attack on the turkish diplomatic team go through the fragility of security in iraq. with al-jazeera back that. turkey has called the u.s. decision to suspend it from the f. $35.00 fighter jet program unfair and said it would harm relations between the 2 and the u.s. says it made the move out to chirk he began accepting delivery of russia's s 400 air defense system last week for months washington tried to convince ankara to pull out of that deal the u.s. says russia would have access to covert military information if turkey acquired both s

there should be more of syria whether turkey or. elsewhere italy's. luck whose son was murdered by the syrian secret service hopes that not only the killers of her son will be caught but all perpetrators that have gone into hiding will meet justice for her the hunt has just begun. it was a stark warning from environmental experts that made headlines by 2050 there could be more plastic than fish in the world's oceans well that threat is increasingly prompting grassroots action like a project taking place off the coast of lithuania the baltic sea is awash with what are called ghost nets lost or abandoned fishing nets made of plastic sabina caco discovered the problem years ago now she leads a team of volunteers who which frees the nets from the seabed a painstaking process. some final instructions before the dive. how do the nets look. i know dozens of old fishing nets are caught on a shipwreck off lithuania's coast sabina caco and her crew are going to bring them up it. is a pharmacist and one of germany's most experienced divers and 2016 she noticed a

to turkey's southern cities because turkey was receiving threats from syria but when it when it came to 2015 the nato allies decided to would throw those missiles that the threat for turkey was finished however for turkey the basic threat from syria is the kurdish fighters group the wipe e.g. which turkey sees as the branch of the output of kurdistan workers party the p.k. k. so turkey says i still have threats and then turkey wanted to buy patrie missiles from united states however it was rejected this. the was rejected by the us and then turkey went to china and turkey opened. open its markets there was but the china deal was also cancelled because of us intervention because they had to sized both china and the us had some cyber security issues at the time and then turkey went to russia for as for hundreds the deal was cheaper plus the delivery it was earlier which was suitable for turkey and the talks at the s $400.00 talks with the russians again in 2016 and $2.00 sides sealed the deal in december 2017 however the us sent their offer szell's. sales offer for patrick turkey in earl

turkey was deeply disappointed with washington's cooperation with syria, the people's protection unitsfused fact that they to support triggers -- turkey's broader goals in the middle east. turkey was disappointed with washington's condemnation of the failed plot in july 2016. turkey seems to be carrying favor with turkey and -- china and russia. relations with countries like china and russia is one thing. that's different from a broader geopolitical alliance were turkey would be the junior partner. is that something like up -- that a personality like president erdogan would accept? >> he feels that the embrace by russia and china will further bolster turkey's gop -- geostrategic gold in the middle east and around the world. he feels that russia and china are more sincere in their support of turkey than washington. traditional's european partners that feel that washington wants to drive him out of power in the way that washington is trying to oust president maduro in venezuela. anchor: thank you for explaining that to us. live from london, much more still ahead. syrian government troops

to compensate russia for the financial loss because of the leverage that russia has on turkey nowadays is about syria and particularly in the where turkey is afraid that. heavy handed intervention by the regime backed by russia could lead to a new way wolf refugees i'm from england so that's the leverage and for that turkey needs to be diplomatic about it and essentially compensate russia for any financial loss and if the u.s. were to go ahead with sanctions on turkey what could the input impact of that be. on turkey because this course not the 1st time the u.s. and turkey. have had difficult relations there was the whole episode with the u.s. pastor as well. yes indeed we've seen last summer the threat of sanctions or cold or sanctions were not applied but even the threat of sanctions was enough to destabilize the turkish economy now if the u.s. . as i had with the cuts a sanction. that is likely to have an impact on the turkish economy by raising turkey's risk perception is sold that it's really the main economy impact but. the and that this will have also implications for thirty's defense in the s

true 3000000 rice was ready to turkey and others i didn't didn't let turkey yes we can't play mentioning obliquely at this point syria us then let me ask you how far is the purchasing of the s 400 a matter of appeasing russia if you like in order for turkey to keep a certain amount of influence over what happens in northern syria because that of course is is strategically exceedingly important to ankara. local russia is the only only partner for $32.00 major corporation in the region that is on number one thing and as as an order to just put it it is a part of a part of a general corporation between russia and turkey but it is not the end of the game with as for hundreds you know it is not you know all the problems russia has city and some his own you know its own interests in there in syria and probably will try to limit turkey in the region but city russia is unfortunately the only actor making a corporation with turkey and giving just providing tricky bit you know a security in the region and that is why this corporation is is important and the nato alliance itself is getting cracked not because of turkey's you kn

internationally enforced zone in turkey and the syrian opposition say areas under y p g control are historically out of the proposed zone means millions of refugees can return to syria in turkey in the pendant. or russia so. as say guides me it is hard to make a prediction about. that. cooperation with russia has allowed turkey to clear the white b.g. from at least 2000 square kilometers along its border since 2016 but russia doesn't seem to want turkey to increase its influence in syria it says any safe still needs the consent of the authorities in damascus for now it is under u.s. control but if u.s. policy shifts how long that will remain the case is unclear jennifer their. attempt . for short break here not as iraq when we come back the u.s. and china resumed trade talks but at the shadowed by comments from president trump . it was supposed to be nicaragua's answer to the panama canal so why is it sunk without trace adkins board a difference of opinion between 2 baseball players to generate sometime us who will have the most details after the break more next fix. welcome to another look at the international forecast weather set fire across much of the middle eas

force coinciding with turkey repeatedly warning it might carry out a possible cross border operation its military wants a safe zone inside the y.p. g. controlled area in northeast syria it considers the syrian kurdish armed group a threat to its national security but it is also an ally of the united states which has warned turkey against taking any unilateral military action we know that there are officially $2500.00 u.s. soldiers and nearly $220.00 u.s. military facilities in the region so in case of a military operation there is a risk to metalized not all military school come face to face there has been a marked increase in u.s. army patrols close to the border with turkey in what seems to be a message to its nato ally they have deep disagreements this fight months of discussions over the creation of the zone turkey does not just want to wipe e.g. to disarm and withdraw from the border area it wants control of the zone that's at least 30 kilometers deep and would stretch from the syrian town of gerard loss to the iraq border that would include why peachey controlled cities and towns like cold bonnie tell commission. as well as members. turkey says the u.s. needs t

over the turkey syria border in. twenty fififteen and on t that y wewe spoke eararlier to francece four i is a chief f foreign edir rob parsons about the possible impact of this defense deal between turkey and russia established. obviously it's a it's a major concern -- that would be done with it destroying nato probably not -- but would it b be a seris blow quite clearly would be of turkey with to break away if turkey were. to fall into if you like the the russian capital it has to be said you know that the the history of turkish russian relations. is not a good -- one there have been conflicts over the centuries and quite often that their interests as we saw very recently witith the shooting don of a russian plane -- over the turkish border with syria i'm not always -- not a not always on the same page so you're the the the the site to consider as well but for the moment it does seem that. turkey under rigid tie above the line is set on going down this fall for whatever reason -- and nato and thehe united states is

turkey there. today he's crossing the border from syria into turkey forjust a few days to try and change that. . this will vary a little with the size of the child. it's been specifically designed to teach medics to treat blast injuries in children and was requested by syrian doctors. it's been created and written by charity save the children and scientists at imperial college london. hi. this is dr malik, the medical director of the centre. in this room, we do the fitting and the training to use the artificial limbs. there's space for recovery here, as well as construction of new limbs for those injured. so the products will look like this. and that's ready for someone to use? yes. said is seven. when he was just a year and a half, he was in his car with his whole family, trying to flee aerial bombardment in aleppo. but one air strike landed so close to their car that shrapnel pierced the whole vehicle. said, whose name we've changed, lost his sister. his brother lost a leg. he was sitting on his mum's lap and shrapnel amputated both his legs. what is said having today? what are these men doin

to compensate russia for the financial loss because of the leverage that russia has on turkey nowadays is about syria and particularly in the where turkey is afraid that. heavy handed intervention by the regime backed by russia could lead to a new way wolf refugees i'm from england so that's the leverage and for that turkey needs to be diplomatic about it and essentially compensate russia for any financial loss and if the u.s. were to go ahead with sanctions on turkey what could the input impact of that be. on turkey because this course not the 1st time the u.s. and turkey. have had difficult relations there was the whole episode with the u.s. pastor as well. yes indeed with last summer the threat of sanctions or cold or sanctions were not applied but even the threat of sanctions was enough to destabilize the turkish economy now if the. u.s. schools have had with the cuts a sanction. that is likely to have an impact on the turkish economy by raising turkey's risk perception is sold that redid the main economy impact but. the and that this will have also implications for thirty's defense in the street

to compensate russia for the financial loss because of the leverage that russia has on turkey nowadays is about syria and particularly in the where turkey is afraid that. heavy handed intervention by the regime backed by russia could lead to a new way wolf refugees i'm from england so that's the leverage and for that turkey needs to be diplomatic about it and essentially compensate russia for any financial loss and if the u.s. were to go ahead with sanctions on turkey what could the input impact of that be. on turkey because this course not the 1st time the u.s. and turkey. have had difficult relations there was the whole episode with the u.s. pastor as well. yes indeed we've seen last summer the threat of sanctions or cold or sanctions were not applied but even the threat of sanctions was enough to destabilize the turkish economy now if the. u.s. schools have had with the cuts a sanction. that is likely to have an impact on the turkish economy by raising turkey's risk perception sold that reviewed the main on the impact. of the on that this will have also implications for thirty's defense in the str

to compensate russia for the financial loss because of the leverage that russia has on turkey nowadays is about syria and particularly in the where turkey is afraid that. heavy handed intervention by the regime backed by russia could lead to a new way wolf refugees i'm from england so that's the leverage and for that turkey needs to be diplomatic about it and essentially compensate russia for any financial loss and if the u.s. were to go ahead with sanctions on turkey what could the input impact of that be. on turkey because this course not the 1st time the u.s. and turkey. have had difficult relations there was the whole episode with the u.s. pastor as well. yes indeed with last summer the threat of sanctions or cold or sanctions were not applied but even the threat of sanctions was enough to destabilize the turkish economy now if the. u.s. schools have had with the cuts a sanction. that is likely to have an impact on the turkish economy by raising turkey's risk perception is sold that it's really the main economy impact but. the and that this will have also implications for thirty's defense in the

true 3000000 rice was ready to turkey and others i didn't didn't let turkey yes we can't play mentioning obliquely at this point syria us then let me ask you how far is the pursing of the s 400 a matter of appeasing roughs a if you like in order for turkey to keep a certain amount of influence over what happens in northern syria because that of course is is strategically exceedingly important to ankara. a local russia is the only only partner for $32.00 major corporation in the region that is on number one thing and as as an order to just put it it is a part of a part of a general corporation between russia and turkey but it is not the end of the game with as for hundreds you know it is not you know all the problems russia has city and some his own you know its own interests in there in syria and probably will try to limit turkey in the region but city russia is unfortunately the only actor making a corporation with turkey and giving just providing tricky bit you know a security in the region and that is why this corporation is is important and the nato alliance itself is getting cracked not because of turkey's you k

kurdish separatist region along side us from says to drive i saw out of syria about as close tensions between the u.s. and turkey the u.s. special envoy for syria james jeffrey is in ankara to discuss the situation. donald trump has offered to mediate between india and pakistan over the conflicts in kashmir the us president has been holding talks with pakistan's leader iran can act but white house trump also suggested that america could restore military aid to pakistan last year the president's last millions of dollars of security systems to islamabad accusing it of providing a safe haven to armed groups let's talk live now to our series mike hanna in washington and what do you think the chances are mike that in one car might get his way and that american aid will be given back to pakistan or at least a portion of it well that's certainly his intention and one of the prime motive for the meeting is to get their military aid restored president gave the indication that it was possible depending on further talks between the 2 leaders but it would also be decided perhaps by the meeting that is taking place this afte

true 3000000 rice was ready to turkey and others i didn't didn't let turkey yes we can't play mentioning obliquely at this point syria us then let me ask you how far is the purchasing of the s 400 a matter of appeasing russ a if you like in order for turkey to keep a certain amount of influence over what happens in northern syria because that of course is is strategically exceedingly important to ankara. local russia is the only only partner for $32.00 major corporation in the region that is on number one thing and as as an order to just put it it is a part of a part of a general corporation between russia and turkey but it is not the end of the game with as for hundreds you know it is not you know all the problems russia has city and some his own you know its own interests in there in syria and probably will try to limit turkey in the region but city russia is unfortunately the only actor making a corporation with turkey and giving just providing tricky bit you know a security in the region and that's why this corporation is is important and the nato alliance itself is getting cracked not because of turkey's you kno

there is no understanding between iran and russia on to an arms ruled in post conflict syria and it seems russia and turkey do not agree on how to split northern syria. civilians are paying the price. beirut. china is vowing to impose sanctions on u.s. companies involved in a potential arms sales to taiwan beijing says the $2200000000.00 deal seriously violates international law says the u.s. state department has approved the proposed sale which could include $250.00 stinger missiles and tanks taiwan's president is currently in new york on a 2 night stop over for an official visit to the korean caribbean china has told the u.s. not to allow the transit stop. pharmaceutical giant johnson and johnson says it's preparing to test an experimental hiv vaccine it will be the world's 1st immunization against the virus the drug maker plans to conduct a large scale study of the vaccine across the u.s. and europe some times this year hiv which causes aids kills about a 1000000 people around the world each year dr cardiff and back from the national institute of allergy and infectious diseases. the purpose of this vacc

were injured the explosion happened in the rebel held city of offering in which is near syria's border with turkey observers say the blast occurred near a checkpoint where vehicles were lined up to enter the city. well it's been a year since rebels in the southern syrian province of surrendered since then un human rights groups have documented cases of arbitrary detentions and arrests and now security is getting worse reports from beirut it's. it was a symbolic moment in syria's war when the opposition surrendered are in july 2018 the southern provinces where the pro-democracy movement began back in 2011 we taking it had special significance for the government even though the opposition remained in control of some towns as part of russian brokered reconciliation deals that avoided further fighting a year later state control seems weak and fragile with the situation and has really regressed over the previous 3 months where we've had a spate of different assassination attacks by unknown gunmen attacks on syrian army which is something which we haven't really seen in areas which have been agreed upon

a move towards trying to create some sort of say say in northern syria but that's being worked out between the united states and turkey where are the syrian components of dialogue with with regard to the future a particular. well just to be frank and honest the. syrian element within all what is happening in syria. be it the position be it other guys ations it is quite minor syria is being subjected to different kinds of key patient at least 5 of them now and they are the ones that have the say in what goes on in particular russia the united states turkey iran israel and others now if they have any influence over that it would be with the with the the outcome of such a conflict with regard to those who are being displaced from their country who are homeless now and to to the victims to the martyrs to those who are still in jail and this is a very important weapon in addition to that the documentation that we have all over the world about the brutality of the gene as such the. s.n.c. syrian negotiations commission is trying to send a message and to to be a quite effective in whatever goes on with regard to the politica