guest: turkiye is the closest ally of azerbaijan, turkiye has its interest in the caucuses.st and foremost, when you think about it economic dimension, turkiye has an interest to get it eric lander out to the caspian that turkiye, given its economic situation, needs azerbaijan as a partner when it comes to energy and financial transactions. so there is a close interconnection in between them. on the other side, turkiye sees its role as a mediator given the russian weakness in the caucuses. what we see is the outcome of russia's weakness since the invasion of ukraine. and turkiye sees its role as the new big player in the caucuses as the one who is shaping the caucuses in the future relations in the caucuses. azerbaijan feels their backing and that is why they became much more adventurous than they have been in years before. nicole: before we look at how turkey could possibly payroll in bringing peace, i want to know if you think this is the beginning of a new war, how serious is this situation right now? guest: the situation is definitely serious. but so far, everything is o

we got a clear statement between turkiye, between sweden, and between nato that we will move forward,will now finally deliver our document of ratification to its grand national assembly in october, once the summer vacation is ended. and then the ratification will start. and we feel confident that this is going to happen on part of a swedish government. there was a clear handshake between the president of turkiye, the prime minister of sweden and the secretary general of nato. well, you say you're very sure — it seems to me that mr erdogan, in turkey, has been playing sweden quite successfully, and he did say only a few weeks ago that "the final decision rests "with the parliament," and that sweden needed to take more steps to be sure of approval. so he hasn't actually stopped playing his games yet, has he? but these messages, which has been forthcoming from ankara ever since we started this process in 2022, is, ithink, more aimed at a domestic audience than a foreign one. and we have to take this into account, that many of the things which are being said and done by ministers and repr

the meeting is evidence that turkiye remains some sway with russia. the question is whether it is enough to produce results. folly: let's meet our guest for today's show. in moscow, a former russian ambassador. in bangkok, a global affairs analyst and senior fellow at the atlantic council. in istanbul, associate professor . a warm welcome to you well. before we discuss what was achieved and not achieved in sochi, want to ask you about the state of the relationship today between turkey and russia. let me start with you. how would you describe this relationship today between president erdogan and president putin? is it on solid ground? >> >> the relations -- on several questions we are developing our relations, successful especially in the economic field. some are regional have different points of view. as far as the grain deal, there was another discussion. i do not think it was a breakthrough or anything of this kind just because the main problem dealing with the grain deal is the attitude of the western countries. we are afraid that turkiye and the p

and turkiye? pres. erdogan: the american people are following turkiye. as long as there is healthy news and coverage the u.s. will have access to information. amna: thank you for your time. pres. erdogan: thank you. geoff: republican presidential hopefuls took center stage in iowa over the weekend making their case to a key voting bloc in the state: white evangelicals. the candidates touched on various issues important to religious conservatives, abortion in particular. laura barron lopez has more. laura: this weekend in iowa, a focus on faith. >> our rights were endowed by the hand of almighty god. laura: and guns. >> as president, i will make sure that our 2nd amendment is protected. laura: as most of the republican presidential hopefuls courted voters four months before the state's first-in-the-nation caucuses. >> you ready to hear from these presidential candidates? laura: one critical voting bloc -- evangelicals, who made up nearly two-thirds of republican caucus-goers in 2o16. most candidates made their pitch saturday at the annual faith and freedo

then of course it had slowed down the traffic to turkiye airport for two or three weeks.ready. 0urflights where there on the sale, our crews, our operations, we were successful to capture the demand. both in terms of domestic demand and international demand. you have been the ceo — international demand. you have been the ceo of _ international demand. you have been the ceo of pegasus i international demand. you have been the ceo of pegasus for. been the ceo of pegasus for just over a year. he joined the company back in 2005. what has it been like for you? it is quite rare, there are not many women running airlines around the world. t’m women running airlines around the world-— the world. i'm really very roud the world. i'm really very proud to _ the world. i'm really very proud to run _ the world. i'm really very proud to run pegasus, i the world. i'm really very i proud to run pegasus, which is a very innovative and successful company, and this was actually, ijoined the company when we first kicked off this new business model, in turkiye, said that is also another pride

extreme weather is causing catastrophic floods in bulgaria, greece and turkiye. people have been confirmed dead. at least 17 people have been killed in a russian missile attack on a town. volodymyr zelenskyy condemned the attack on the city nearly 20 kilometers from the frontline. two of donald trump's 18 co-defendants in the georgia election meddling case will be tried in october. a judge has rejected their motion to have their cases tried separately. trump and the other 16 defendants will hear next week if they will be tried at the same time. we have reports from outside the court in atlanta. reporter: it is going to significantly affect these defendants' rights to a fair and impartial trial. reporter: it took the judge less than two hours to come to a decision, he rejected the arguments of the lawyers, that they should be tried separately on this racketeering case. >> i'm not finding the severance is necessary. for either defendant in this case. reporter: prosecutors want all defendants tried together in late october. they told the judge the trial would take t

turkiye has sent cargo planes. >> turkish military planes that were carrying a landed in benghazi, which is quite rare because turkiye is an ally of the tripoli-based government, not benghazi-based government. according to the disaster and emergency management authority of turkey, 168 surface and underwater search-and-rescue personnel landed in benghazi, and there were blankets, generators, hygiene kits, raincoats, rescue vehicles, and also boats. that authority is saying this was an international call by the libyan government. they say in the coming days, they are going to provide even more as the scale of devastation is quite immense. keeping good relations with libya or turkey for several reasons. turkey itself has gone through several natural disasters this year. turkey wants to keep an upper hand, and to do that, it needs to have good relations with tripoli because turkey is in big competition with -- in a competition with france and greece. several turkish companies, particularly construction companies, have huge investments in libya. >> the vice president of the international comm

rescue teams have a from qatar, turkiye, tunisia and others.he skill of the devastation is meant -- monumental. it from tripoli. reporter: helicopters pick berries from the sea -- bodies from the sea, testimony to the power of the waves of water. others simply swallowed by landslides. the green task of covering -- the grim task of finding the bodies continues. search and recovery teams are working together with specialized sniffer dog units. the water was like a tsunami cutting through the city wiping out more than just buildings the . >> the whole family lived next to each other. we were all neighbors. we lost 30 people so far. that is 30 members of the same family. reporter: many still unable to comprehend what they lived through. >> at 3:30 in the morning, the hurrican ian intensified and there was wind. i live on the top floor. i opened the window and saw the storm attacking us. reporter: mass graves have been dug and are now being filled with bodies. helping the injured, just as urgent a task. >> we are still looking for victims. we call o

that is why specifically we are setting up joint operations with turkiye. i raised this with the president when we spoke, so we can tackle organized immigration, crime, and disrupt supply chains being used for dangerous crossings. i will keep them updated on our program. >> thank you. two years ago in plymouth, we lost five people in the worst mass shooting the country has seen for a decade. the government has finally consulted on firearms reform, but as pressure from shooting groups, even the sensible measures but looks like they could be watered down. willow prime minister bow down to the shooting industry or will he stand with grieving families and those in plymouth who wants to see no other tragedy like this ever happen again with stronger gun laws? p.m. sunak: mr. speaker, i know how important this issue is, following the horrific shooting in his constituency. my thoughts are with the family of all those killed. firearms are subject to stringent controls, and controls are kept under review. we have taken action to improve information sharing between gp

most importantly it's not about serbia or turkiye where for decades hopeless talks have been carried out but this is about ukraine. owe receive barrelle said the kyiv regime needs to be accepted in the e.u. as soon as possible. aparyntly had it not been for the war it would have taken years. enough there's need to do so without respect for cry tier yasm turkiye, syria and others still wait but the nazis can skip the queue to enter. the first words of the charter, we the people reflect the fundamental source of legitimacy this consent of the governs, end of quote. it is useful to compare this -- this -- this premise with the track record of the kyiv regime who, beginning with the coup in 2014 and the war being unleashed against its own people, millions of people who did not consent to rule by neonazis, thereby undermining the territorial integrity of ukraine. those who contrary to the charter devised humanity, autocracies. i went wait for an answer. there's a question about the relationship between the secretary -- the security council and general asemiwhri. the west's aggressive has

most importantly it's not about serbia or turkiye where for decades hopeless talks have been carried out but this is about ukraine. owe receive barrelle said the kyiv regime needs to be accepted in the e.u. as soon as possible. aparyntly had it not been for the war it would have taken years. enough there's need to do so without respect for cry tier yasm turkiye, syria and others still wait but the nazis can skip the queue to enter. the first words of the charter, we the people reflect the fundamental source of legitimacy this consent of the governs, end of quote. it is useful to compare this -- this -- this premise with the track record of the kyiv regime who, beginning with the coup in 2014 and the war being unleashed against its own people, millions of people who did not consent to rule by neonazis, thereby undermining the territorial integrity of ukraine. those who contrary to the charter devised humanity, autocracies. i went wait for an answer. there's a question about the relationship between the secretary -- the security council and general asemiwhri. the west's aggressive has

at the us should be a broker for peace, should work with turkiye and armenia and azerbaijan to try andon of civilians in the region. film; civilians in the region. any solution — civilians in the region. any solution in _ civilians in the region. any solution in the _ civilians in the region. any solution in the past - civilians in the region. any solution in the past has not helped so what would a diplomatic solution that is sustainable and lasting look like? ithink it sustainable and lasting look like? i think it will involve painful concessions. armenia will probably have to give azerbaijan access to its x clave in order to get there, azerbaijan is now have to fly over armenia or travel through la re —— iran. they will need access to that x clave and i think that the concession to azerbaijan will be turkiye and the eu in the us helping to facilitate transit of their territory of gas and other economic issues including a transit border in the south caucasus. interesting to get your analysis. thank you for joining us today. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. let's lo

such as forcing gatekeepers to launch a legal case suspend the application of the rules area >> turkiye's president said he supports tighter monetary policy. for years, he pursued an unorthodox view that it could reduce inflation. after the economic crisis nearly cost him reelection, he appointed veterans. the government expects the economy to slow and inflation to hit 65% area. >> we will not compromise during the program period. we will ensure healthy growth. at the same time, with the support of tight monetary policy, we will reduce inflation and improve current account balances. click some more of the business stories, housebuilding in the eurozone has slowed to the fastest pace the start of the pandemic according to a new survey. the index dropped in august, marking a 16th consecutive month of declines. germany posted the steepest fall while france had the biggest in a year. >> a fashion house has entered receivership. it's the second time the brand is been in receivership since 2020, management says it is trying to safeguard jobs and pay off debt in the next six months. china's prem

uh, why ask türkiye believes its member phyto, it is recognized in turkey as a terrorist organization, and in your opinion. could it somehow affect the relationship? ankara? to? well, there the civil minister of defense is now in the west, uh, something ukrainians repeat the experience of many european countries, but nonetheless. i do not think that this appointment will somehow change the situation. uh, that's coming off in the works of a special military operation. it won't change anything. will it be in moderation or someone else. i think that the goal of the task is known to us we will strive. well, you know that erdogan’s regime, which is now in kiev, is an anti-russian regime, it will persist, it will accumulate strength and you know, the situation that we had in recent years between russia will repeat itself. sooner or later again. uh, this , uh, this hanging gun will shoot again, so our task is erdogan. you have to understand the president. it’s just that he never says anything beyond his own words, and is absolutely certain. a counter-offensive, and it fizzles out. and in gen

during the meeting friday with turkiye's president, the chinese internet company pledged $2 billion. has already invested over $100 billion through its turkish unit, turkiye's biggest platform. they have agreed to by the data center business for more than $800 billion. they will use the capital to bankroll expansion across southeast asia. the deal allows kkr to take up to two seats on the board further expanding its reach into the server networks the power the internet. the artificial intelligence startup is planning to invest more. the round values the company at more than $500 billion. joining us is the ceo and cofounder, may habib. what do you use those funds for? may: thank you so much. great to be here. we are using the funds to invest in our models and platform. enterprises are ready to move from the talk of the promise of generated ai to impactful programs. caroline: talk about impactful revenue for you as well. there is optimism around how much revenue this will bring in four key public companies. what are you seeing in terms of growth? may: we are four x since the beginning

he was born in 1905 in arzanjan, türkiye.he received his bachelor's and master's degrees in electrical engineering from ankara central technical university. he completed his doctorate in electrical engineering at stanford university and is a professor emeritus electrical engineering is in this university. during his professional career, he has written more than 360 articles and has the experience of being the president of kech university in turkey . he also served as the president of the space laboratory of telecommunications and radio sciences of stanford university during the years 1997-200 . his noble work and tireless efforts, the 2019 award from islamic countries in the field of unispheric and atmospheric physics has been awarded to mr. dr. imran for understanding the interaction between the whistler state wave and particle in the near-earth space and electrodynamic coupling between lightning discharge into the upper atmosphere. talking about mr. professor abdul lad is an honorable thing, he was very persistent during th

framework of the 3+3 consultative platform. these are azerbaijan, armenia and georgia, russia, iran and türkiyer the situation in nagorno-karabakh itself. the death toll is growing as a result of the explosion of a gasoline tank near the city of khankindi, in armenia it is called stepanokert, as local media report, 20 people died in hospitals, a total of almost 300 victims, most of them residents of karabakh who tried to leave the region. dmitry malyshev has all the latest information. all the new footage that came in at night from the scene of the explosion left almost no doubt that a real tragedy had occurred, there was hope that it will not become large-scale and melted away in the morning, with the arrival of the first information from the hospital. the republican medical center, the orevik medical center, the ivanyan center and the russian peacekeepers medical center received 290 victims with burns of varying severity; the lives of seven victims could not be saved and they died. nagorno-karabakh's health ministry said another 13 bodies could not be identified, with dozens of victims still

clearly turkiye has played an important role so far in almost getting the two sides together to discuss some kind of resolution to the conflict, and obviously, he has played a big role in the grain deal that was negotiated, too, and still geographically remains the main conduit for getting grain out and onto the world market. do you think he has a serious chance of realizing this ambition he has to try to impose himself on the world agenda? >> he is probably the only person who may expect success. >> thank and sharing your wide-ranging analysis. great to see you. he spoke there about joe biden and his words, waited for with great eagerness. russia's invasion of ukraine was widely condemned at the general assembly -- no surprise there -- but on the ground, there were more attacks and deaths. nine people killed in russian attacks across ukraine tuesday. the drone strike set ablaze. six of the nine deaths were caused by a guided bomb, this confirmed by the regional governor. he described the attack as a military crime against the civilian population of the kharkiv region. in the south, two

the countries that host the most refugees are turkiye, colombia. the u.k. has around 230,000.this mean the current asylum model is broken or that the need for it is even greater? the guardians of the refugee convention and the rights of those seeking asylum here the home secretary's interventions may think -- undermined international consensus of displaced people. >> we are always concerned whenever the relevance of the convention is called into question. >> give her ideas became reality, what impact would that have on people fleeing persecution? >> certainly more restrictive interpretations of the convention would become risky. >> suella braverman says she is more about domestic politics and international policy. >> the home secretary has totally failed to cap holding tori's asylum. she is looking for someone to blame. >> suella braverman's comments likely to boost her's -- popularity amongst right-wingers ahead of what many anticipate will be a bitter fight for the soul of the tory party. >> russia seeking to rejoin the u.n. human rights council. the bbc has obtained a copy

azerbaijan has oil, turkiye is a modern economy.t doesn't have many cards to play except perhaps the fact that in the united states there's some simple the four armenians -- for armenians. president biden was the first president to recognize the genocide of the armenians in 1915. there is goodwill and we saw today usaid give a sign of support. the issue still is, if the turks and azerbaijan decide on that corridor, will the rest of the world stop them? we will find out, i don't know the answer. anchor: thank you very much for your analysis, and your time. correction on something i said, the prime minister not the president of armenia. we continue to monitor the situation in nagorno-karabakh. more than 200 people injured after a blast at a petrol station. most of the injured are in severe condition and have been transported elsewhere by air as they cannot treat all of them properly. we will bring you more on this latest development, believed to be not related to the conflict, but is a lot of confusion and resources are very stretched

türkiye greece kazan take above heard such belorechenskaya where is this anyway?t's go to the apartment to alarm the alarm. damn oh, masha called. hello hello olechka. happy birthday. how are you is everything okay nastya? yes, everything is fine. how are you doing? listen , i'm sorry, i need to feed nastya. let's call you later. okay, sure, fine. i haven’t visited him in intensive care yet. morocco with these homeless people well, i mean, you discharge him today, and he’s right there tomorrow. the fight will explode with something, take it with them. well, you maria andreevna are talking here collector of mercy. and i need to rewrite the schedule. tell the goddamn. i'll stay on duty with him. this is very good, one less problem. you see what the situation is with the doctors, you can stay and help. listen , of course, i understand everything, but no one pays me extra for this. why do i have to overwork because of this homeless person? well, next time when the queen of england is brought to us, god willing, we will definitely call you. to be honest, there was so m

türkiye's experience is of interest to south korea it placed.used to make their purchases through cash payment, which was not transparent and accessible. in 2014, by installing cash registers and checking bank account information, the entire country entrusted its tax system to the system. until 2014, the largest country in the world had tested the implementation of store cash registers for 2 years. we ask people to follow all their tax requests in the files in the systems . the sky of iran is 4 thousand kilometers away from the most remote country in the world and it is coming to iran. here, the organization of the provincial tax and plan store chests were introduced to the laws for the first time at the same time as turkey until 1400 with the beginning of the 13th meadian systematic government. we received a permission from the high council of economic coordination of serans, to implement this law in a phased manner. in the first year of implementation of the sales terminals law. a thousand new people were identified. after completing the separ

with some close hand-to-hand fighting, but this time, azerbaijan had the advantage, partly because turkiyee them advanced drones to use, and azerbaijan managed to seize a whole chunk of nagorno-karabakh. part of the problem was that the people monitoring the cease-fire work russian peacekeepers, and the russian military were, to say the least, distracted with other things. the war having ukraine broke out. there were particular problems over bringing aid into -- from armenia into nagorno-karabakh down this road. the strange thing is only on monday, aid for the first time came in from aenia into nagorno-karabakh. medical supplies and food, and people thought that was a sign that tensions were easing, but then six azerbaijanis were killed by two landmine explosions. four of them, we understand, work azerbaijani police officers, and it seems azerbaijan has now retaliated. it seems tensions in this contested area once again are rising. >> relations betwe canada and india have further deteriorated after each nation expelled diplomats in tit-for-tat moves on tuesday. the explosions are part of a

in our neighborhood türkiye.it came to the conclusion that they should install cash registers in all their shopping centers and control the country's financial transaction information . we must move towards a transparent economy. people will be taxed fairly when the policies of our economy are transparent and real. installing store cash registers and creating a system to record the financial information of economic operators led to the tax of 600 income baskets of the turkish government. turkish experience. it was noticed by south korea. south korean people used to make their purchases through cash payment, which is transparent and accessible was not in 2014, the south handed over its tax system to the system by installing cash registers and checking the bank account information of the entire country. the most extensive country in the world will implement the store cash plan for 2 years by 201. we ask the people to follow all their tax requests in the files in the systems . it is 4 thousand kilometers away from t

and so, we cannot quite compare what happened in morocco with what happened in turkiye.evertheless, people are affected strongly. many lost their lives, their houses. and how to make a life. so the tragedy is essentially the same. people are greatly affected and greatly scared of those who are on site. mohammed: martin, you were talking before about some of the characteristics in this particular earthquake. things like rate of plate motion, you mentioned. i want to ask if they are characteristics in this specific earthquake that make it different than other earthquakes, from what you have seen enough far. martin: yeah, that's an excellent question. first of all from the scientific side, we only began to accumulate the data and information to make more in-depth analysis. there are what i would call preliminary explanations and physical models of what really happened during the earthquake. the united states to logical survey has already published something that allows us to understand a little better what happened. so, in rough terms, the earthquake occurred on what we cal

karmruk was selected from türkiye. experience working in the basic ranks of galatrai club and along with this he has also won the championship. the former head of esteghlal academy became khatibi's assistant. with the announcement of pikan club, rasul khatibi, the head coach of this team has introduced mohammad raz esteghlal, who has the experience of being the head of the academy of this club, as a new assistant . and shams azar's victory in a preparatory match of shamazar ghazvin's team in a friendly match against his host aluminum iraq reached the advantage of 2. these two teams have faced each other in the fourth week of the premier league in that game, mojtaba hosseini's students won in alami by two points. well, tonight we want to talk more about esteghlal club's situation and that it has its own unique conditions. their training was closed because the players did not want to train . we want to talk more about the financial and technical issues of this team with mr. mohammad nouri before esteghlal, who is now in

meanwhile, in russia, talks to revive the black sea green deal between president putin and turkey a -- turkiye'seader. putin says there will be no new deal unless all conditions are met, that means restrictions being lifted on russian agricultural exports. there soon could be a solution. our reporter from sochi. reporter: the turkish president arrived in the coastal city of sochi with high expectations. he came with a mission, to convince vladimir putin to renew the u.n. brokered black sea green initiative that the russian president withdrew from in july. following a three-hour meeting, little progress was achieved. >> the west deceived pressure about the humanitarian nature of the grain deal. we do not tolerate it anymore. reporter: despite his strong words, the turkish opposite maintained is opposite him -- optimism. >> we believe that we will reach a solution that meets expectations in a short time. reporter: half of ukraine's exports crossed the black sea to nations across the world. after july's attack on the cursed bridge, linking russia crimea, they stopped. putin says the agreement enric

represented by azerbaijan, such as china, and some of them to the two-sided face is like the country of türkiyeapril this year, with the cancellation of one-way visas, the first group of chinese tourists came to iran. without visas to iran, even before iran, the chinese embassy issued 80,000 visas to iranian tourists every year. these days we are ready to provide more information to iranians. canceling iranian visas is an effective measure for us chinese tour operators. in the announcement of the general policies of the 7th plan, in paragraph 22, the strengthening of the economy-oriented approach in foreign policy and global regional relations and the strengthening of economic ties with the priority of the neighbors are mentioned. our policy is to strengthen tourism between neighboring countries. we are focusing on this. according to the work of the tourism industry, canceling visas is one of the ways to develop foreign tourism. also, this is an emphasis on the existence of security and stability in our iran. nasreen bekpour, sed and radio reporter. the us senate approved a plan for how to cove

e, türkiye syria and russia a, considering that the iranian side is actively participating as a memberstana format troika on the syrian settlement together with us from the turks. and the iranians also expressed interest in joining the format, which is involved in creating conditions for the normalization of relations between damascus and tehran already in the spring. e in april. uh, there was a meeting at the level of deputy ministers of foreign affairs already in the format of four, which was prepared by the meeting of the mysts of foreign affairs, and the four countries that took place in moscow where we e accepted a statement. having expressed our interest in developing a roadmap for normalization between syria and turkey, we handed over the draft roadmap to all our colleagues around june a couple of months ago. now it is under consideration, contacts are ongoing to bring it to a generally acceptable state. when this project could be approved, and the difficulties of yours were mentioned in the presence of turkish troops in the north of the syrian arab republic, this is a fact, but

we will honor the selected scientists of this course. from the countries of egypt, lebanon, iran, türkiye sit and, god willing , with the presence of various officials from 35 countries, international invitees of scientists and technologists , we will be proud to celebrate the birth of the holy prophet on the night of his birth, with the recognition of scientists. thank you, we are at your service. thank you very much mr. kiaei, our reporter from isfahan. the speaker of the parliament said: iran's membership in the brics forum has a great capacity to weaken sanctions. mr. qali, who had traveled to south africa at the head of a delegation to participate in the 9th brics assembly. open to tehran this morning. mr. qalibaf at the beginning of his return to tehran, in describing the achievements of this trip, referring to the economic capacities of brics , called the launch of the binky network one of the most important structures provided in the brics complex. i hope that , god willing, the parliament and the government will use this great capacity to undermine sanctions in the field of inter

türkiye has been in the north for years syria is conducting military operations.he american national security council has warned about the negative impact of the possible shutdown of the american government on military aid to ukraine. us national security council spokesman john crowe said that the approved financial resources for ukraine are only enough for a few weeks. according to john kerrby, if the new finance is not approved, the us government will not be able to meet the needs of ukraine , and again, there is news from the us. the us treasury secretary has announced the ineffectiveness of russian oil sanctions. in every case, russia said by spending money, time and more effort, the price ceiling for the purchase of oil has been reduced, while the selling price of russian oil has reached 100 dollars per barrel , which the group of 7 countries set a price ceiling of 60 dollars for each barrel of russian oil in december of last year. had done earlier, the euronews channel announced in a report that the european union's purchase of natural gas from russia has in

türkiye has been added, akkuyu was brought to the nuclear power plant russian nuclear fuel.actors of turkey's first nuclear power plant, it will begin to produce electricity. sivil kutluu will also monitor the turbines. the surname translates as happy. the first female operator of the turbine department of the nuclear power plant in turkey. in turkey for a long time there were simply plans to build the first nuclear power plants. when i. i saw an interview on tv with our president and the russian president and i decided to just go study in russia in this nuclear energy field, my parents were surprised, but they supported it. sevil studied in our country under the rostom program for more than six years; she says the hardest thing was to get used to the long stay. for a year we studied russian , we had a class. very good, i have close friends from russia now, they’re all from russia, we still communicate, i’m in the position of senior technician in the turbine department, you ’ve also seen it around, we have a lot of equipment, now it’s waiting for installation, generally cool

türkiye is in sixth. seventh place in terms of the number of prisoners in the world, but in general iteem to care enough about their citizens, examinations will be appointed here, that is, this body will be the subject at the beginning of the criminal investigation, this will be the subject with on the part of the turkish investigators, and then the question will only arise about the possibility of transferring this body to russia. and here is how those whom she so desperately defended react to emelyanova’s death. ukrainians they gloat and write that she needs it that way, that’s it. loyal comments under the news about the murder, a very clear and understandable definition of those for whom they give their homeland. without exaggeration, under the deputy platoon commander , ivan kalashnikov, who, together with four soldiers, successfully repelled an attack by superior forces, was nominated for the title of hero of russia. how did you manage to achieve victory in an unequal battle? the ssu is hitting krasnoton. there are casualties, school classes had to be interrupted. what is happenin

türkiye once again with the withdrawal of its forces from the north opposite syria.opposing the exit from northern syria, he called this plan illogical and stressed ankara's readiness to make the negotiations to normalize relations with damascus effective. the syrian defense minister has repeatedly called for turkey's withdrawal from northern syria. general elias said that not withdrawing turkish forces from northern syria the issue has been made more complicated by the fact that it has been conducting military operations in northern syria for years . the american national security council has warned about the negative impact of the possible shutdown of the american government on military aid to ukraine. the spokesman of the american national security council, john crowe, said that the financial sources have been approved. it is enough for ukraine only for a few weeks, according to john kirby, if the new financial resources are not approved, the us government will not be able to meet ukraine's needs. and again, news from the united states. the secretary of the treasu

türkiye receives almost half of natural gas from russia, from which, unlike europe, it does not experienceblic receit and erdogan in an interview with the media in new york. the turkish leader emphasized that even in the winter season there should be no problems in the republic either in the population or in industry erdogan also confirmed plans to transform the istanbul financial center into the exchange part of the gas hub. and the dollar exchange rate is 96 rubles. 7 kopecks euro 102 rub. 36 kopecks roman artyom thank you, we continue. before november, in the shali region of chechnya , work will be carried out to clear the area of ​​mines. on the eve of this issue, the head of the republic, ramzan kadyrov , discussed this issue with the minister of emergency situations , alexander kurenkova. the meeting took place in moscow as part of a business trip for the head of the region to clear explosives from chechnya. a special -purpose detachment has arrived. the leader plans for sappers to inspect 122 hectares, let me remind you. currently , more than 4,000 hectares of land on the territory

türkiye implements only those projects that are beneficial to it, and quite tough negotiators who, wellooperation with russia is beneficial for turkey both economically and partly politically. and russia retains significant competencies, uh, both in the nuclear sector and oil and gas, but let’s return to the statements made by the head of state at the beginning of the week. vladimir putin said that russia is considering the possibility of accelerating the construction of power, siberia-2, we are talking about increasing fuel supplies to china, given the good prospects for expansion cooperation with friendly countries , we are considering the possibility of accelerating the construction of the far eastern route, as well as the main gas pipeline of siberia . two, a project for gas hubs in turkey is being worked out, which we also discussed today with our colleagues. in general, in the current difficult conditions, russia not only confirms its energy self-sufficiency , independence and protection from external shocks, but also continues to occupy key positions in the global energy sector.

türkiye is. a significant market for us, turkey, as you know, is now a major transit artery for us, becauseterritory of turkey, well, accordingly , the sea part continues with the land part, and through turkey today supplies are being made to bulgaria to serbia, to hungary, cooperation continues, we are ready to consider turkey as a country through... which additional volumes of gas can go to the european union, hence the idea of ​​a turkish hub as an infrastructure platform; in general, the capacity of the turkish flow can be expanded, there are many prospects, but one important thing to remember is that turkey is a partner who is guided solely by its own interests. turkey implements only those projects that are beneficial to it, and is a fairly tough negotiator who, well, pursues very clear goals. cooperation with russia is beneficial for turkey and economically and partly political, in russia they retain significant competencies in the nuclear sector and in the oil and gas sector. but let’s return to the statements that the head of state made at the beginning of the week. vladimir putin

well, what about türkiye? makes exactly the same request for the zangizur corridor.solutely obvious where this will lead and how it will serve? and who will build it? well, we are not children. we understand everything and in this sense, of course, our strategic relations on the one hand with belarus on the other hand with iran on the third hand with the korean people's democratic republic . i think that we can also find allies in the persian gulf with the same syria. these are things that go far beyond diplomacy. well, here's the thing. togo, can we control the processes of chaotization? well, probably we can at least protect ourselves from these processes of chaos and better than if they have this chaos, because if they don’t have it. we will have it, i always said that our task is to turn the civil war that the west was preparing for us into our imperialist war to play ilyich on the contrary in one country. uh, south asia, there was a separatist movement in a country friendly to us, and it was suppressed in the early 2000s very bloodily, so of these killed separat

unprecedented rainfall from the storm system dubbed storm daniel, has so far claimed ia lives across 6reece, turkiyescribed the flooding as a phenomenon unlike any other seen previously. us actor danny masterson has been sentenced to at least 30 years in prison for raping two women in the early 2000s. masterson starred on that �*70s show during the time of the crimes. you're live with bbc news. nato says ukraine's counteroffensive against russia is showing progress. the security bloc�*s secretary general, jens stoltenberg, told members of the european parliament that ukrainian troops have made gradual gains advancing through russian defence lines despite heavy fighting. the kremlin says its air defenses downed two suspected ukrainian drones near rostov 0n don. it's home to key southern russian military base. no casualties were reported. meanwhile, a ukrainian drone targeted an industrial site, also in southern russia, setting a building on fire but causing no injuries. it all comes as us secretary of state antony blinken wrapped up his second day visiting ukraine. blinken has pledged another billion

a huge operation is continuing in turkiye to rescue a trip to american researcher a thousand undergroundd to get mark dickie to a base camp 700 metres down. rescuers spent ten hours navigating the complex route with mark on a stretcher. the taliban have criticised the closure of their main border point with pakistan this week after clashes broke out between security forces of the two sides. they said halting trade would see heavy losses for business on both sides. the busy crossing was shot on wednesday after troops exchanged fire. each side seems the other. sri lanka is to investigate allegations made in british documentary that the 2019 easter sunday bombings that killed nearly 300 people orchestrated to influence that year's presidential of election. it was won by a nationalist hardliner. turning our attention now to chill air. —— chile. police in chile have clashed with demonstrators on the eve of the fiftieth anniversary of the military coup led by general pinochet. in santiago, police responded with tear gas and water cannon to protesters who threw stones and objects at them. the c

if you want yields, maybe you go to turkiye. the forecast being raised to 40%.till ahead, instacart getting ready for its ipo. the roadshow could start as early as monday. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ is it possible to fall in love with your home... ...before you even step inside? ♪ discover the magnolia home james hardie collection. available now in siding colors, styles and textures. curated by joanna gaines. when you automate sales tax with avalara, you don't have to worry about things like changing tax rates, exemption certificates or filing returns. avalarahhh ahhh ahhh ahhh alix: it is 21 past 7:00. we want to get to the start up. silicon valley starting its morning. joining us as caroline hyde. let's go to instacart. we learned yesterday we could see a roadshow kicking off and pricing next week caroline: it is such a back-to-school vibe. the 14th is as soon as when we will be speaking. but the week after, as soon as the 20th, could be seeing instacart and also other e-commerce marketing companies looking at that date. roadshow should be starting as soon as mond

uh, türkiye has a colossal influence on this region, including uh, azerbaijan, uh, there is a colossalhis is the principle of the ukrainians. karabakh reacts to the armed conflict as you know to that neighbor’s house that is burning and the more it flares up. the more it sets fire to its neighbors, the ukrainians, especially the ukrainian authorities. i’m not talking for ukrainians in the ranks, but for ukrainians in the ranks. this is a shame for the ukrainian authorities. i finish doing that your anger i wanted two more words literally, please, yes, two words. eh, my colleagues correctly said that today the only way out. this is the reason for the temporary presence of peacekeeping forces on the territory of russian peacekeeping forces on the territory of nagorno-karabakh without these peacekeeping forces without the conspiracy of pashinyan’s four leaders. eh, aliyev erdogan and putin there is no talk of any peace in the future. yuri thank you very much, you remembered turkey. i would like to talk about her positioning in the current fight today , mr. merkovic blowing a swing, mr. mi