samantha tarion coordinator in yemen spoke to al jazeera she warns a political solution is desperately needed to prevent further civilian deaths. we estimate that a child being a man is tiny every ten minutes for and war related causes ten thousand children have died in name and in the city of the data which is under military attack right now twenty five percent of all of the children in that city are malnourished were desperately worried about conditions in the anan and that's why it's so important during this general assembly that the world wake up that we understand what's happening there and we also understand that humanitarians can help to reduce suffering but we can't solve the problem politicians are the ones who can do that we are desperately worried about what could happen in two data if that port closes even for just a few hours that means that assistance can't leave the city and get to the people who need it there are so many civilians who were choir that aid that's why everything has to be done to keep the port open. the u.s. government has approved the sale of three hundre

what kind of turkish president were doing with his mr other one a despot to dictator and all thora tarion leader or an autocrat which of the monica's that are used to. go i don't know how i think we need to quantify we need to know who we're dealing with here you know what is self perception what's the passwords are really the thing to to again i used to call him in my articles i call him at this point i call him an authoritarian leader i think that what he is he's i believe he's certainly not a democrat and turkey has arrested thirty german citizens a different a more than thirty five are still in turkish right jails as far as i know prisons into sectarian and other these religious should germany be wrong. the red carpet to a man like this. let it go a bit big for the back it's like it germans and other foreign foreigners who are in jail into again this is a clear that this would would would people call hostage diplomacy so add on sales people to get something for it and that is of course unacceptable in international relations and unacceptable for a foreign country that claims to be a d

tarion style in turkey and come back on to what really is the basis of doing business of democracy he is a council of europe member both sides of signed up to the same human rights documents and seeing some kind of indication that he is stepping back from the brink of becoming an author or a tarion ruler expectations here aren't that terribly high on that thoughts without a one being in economically weak position and no longer coming self-confident the as the one who single handedly is keeping out of migration travel through that turkey deal there is expected to be some room to get some concrete concessions out of. some kind of signals or some kind of concession that he might make on the human rights territory there let's see and let's be a lot of reading between the lines to be done in that press conference as well because both sides don't really have an interest of upstaging the other side's all right a lot of tough issues to work through today. in front of the chancery where chancellor merkel and president of the one are holding talks as you said michel and there will be a press co

tarion. has so many things. agency to be held to account for the fact that clearly there's a lot of people. and perhaps who are unaware that they should be heading to high ground. thank you very much thank you. now to some the other stories making news around the world a powerful typhoon is turning towards the japanese mainland threatening a region still reeling from a storm last month high winds and heavy rainfall have halted air and train services in parts of the country three hundred thousand homes are without power authorities have ordered the evacuation of more than half a million people. tens of thousands of brazilians have protested against the right wing presidential front runner joe your bills naro the former army captain has angered women in particular by making light of rape and seeking to justify the gender wage gap on saturday bill snarled was released from hospital after recovering from a near fatal stab wound. macedonians are voting in the landmark referendum to decide whether to add the word nort

put so would relations between both live in ankara back on track both worked on the increasingly tarion turkish leaders moving from state to find our. next. more. wouldn't have been fighting for the case taking seriously in the world of what here's what's come out women strong. superheroes smart smart talks smart state the legend frank recently dangerous time for w. for mom. with different languages we fight for different things that's fine but we all stick up for freedom freedom of speech and freedom of press. giving freedom of choice global news that matters w made for mines. climate change. waste. pollution. isn't it time for good news eco africa people and projects that are changing our environment for the better it's up to us to make a difference let's. be going to be farming magazine. long d w. twelve in a very welcome indeed to quadriga coming to you from bumps above it and this week the focus on the controversial state visits of germany by president reds have tied to the speech given the full read culprits treatments and on the ease of his visit the turkish media said.

past particularly in connection with religious events like this might strike a much more thorough tarionone a more sort of. cheer leading tone for himself and for his own presidency and appeal to many people of turkish origin here in germany to remember their allegiance to the homeland as he would call it and you know use the platform of this inauguration today essentially to sort of make a quasi political speech which is something the german authorities have been unhappy about they're quite happy for the turkish president to come and. appear at an important occasion like this but they don't like the idea that he you know tends to rally a constituency here which are turned out as i said on the streets to show him that welcome and to wave the turkish flag and they don't like the idea that he should he should go further and sort of rail against the german state and the actions of the german government and so those have been the concerns all right so you will hear president after one came here with a mission to mend relations between these two countries and of course that after a period of

n.g.o.s many tarion world. issues reports and statements there brooke it's happening but nobody does anything at the end for example yemen is good at it says situation that could have been avoided because it's completely manmade isn't it it is and in yemen before the war relied a little bit on imports of food but quite a lot on production of food internally now with the war the infrastructure has been destroyed some commuters have been displaced unable to work the land as they used to in the past in the past and they're not able to market their products across the country so that has created some problems added to that of course now. the food supplies that's coming in chairman particularly food aid. the majority of it is coming through on her data port and this has been under attack since earlier this year and it hasn't really been won by either of the sides from the saudi perspective they see it as a source of income for the houses because the house these attacks the imports of the port and they would like to

arabia all three are in prison now for challenging the country's ultra conservative and to tell the tarion rulers. need mohammad khatami and while the. are serving ten to fifteen year sentences their crime advocating the separation of government powers a transition to a constitutional monarchy and equality that includes the abolishment of the system of male guardianship that deprives women of their basic rights. joining me now from new york is cut tawny she's the wife of muhammad honey one of the three saudi laureates first of all thanks for being with us so tell us what does this prize mean for your husband and his cause. thank you for having. the prices let's mean a lot. it's really mean a lot to we go now to a. city not a lot's. obviously this is the it's. a big support for him so do you think that this will also maybe give support to the cause that he represents in saudi arabia in terms of trying to push through or advocate a constitutional monarchy. yes i believe so. so. yesterday it was a saudi national day and i really congratulates my country to have these men the brave men second

of turkish president we're dealing with his mr rather one that desperate to dictator and all thora tarion leader or an autocrat which of the monica's that are used to. go i don't know how i think we need to quantify we need to know who we're dealing with you know what is self perception what's the passwords are really the thing to to again i used to call him in my articles i call him at this point i call him an authoritarian leader i think that what he is he's i believe he's certainly not a democrat and turkey has arrested thirty german citizens a different a more than thirty five are still in turkish right jails as far as i know prisons into sectarian and other is where this should germany be rolling out the red carpet to a man like this. let it go up at. but for the back it's like it germans and other foreign foreigners who are in jail into again this is a clear that this would would would people call hostage diplomacy so add on sales people to get something for it and that is of course unacceptable in international relations and unacceptable for a country that claims to be a democracy

only leader nor its most powerful one dimitrov don't solve was the father of the far right to tell a tarion doctrine in ukraine andriy melnyk was the leader of another faction of the un romance you have it was a general of the ukrainian insurgent army and others contributed greatly to the movement dangerous ideology suppressed by the communist authorities but supported by external forces never really died the seeds of ukrainian nationalism or passed from generation to generation unfortunately it was just a matter of time before they would once again blossom. in one nine hundred fifty four ukraine's territory was expanded even more when nikita khrushchev the leader of the u.s.s.r. and ukrainian himself generously gave the crimean region to ukraine. historians would argue about the legitimacy of this transfer for many years to come and sixty years after khrushchev's gift dramatic new events would take place in crimea was around the world are on ukraine as a crisis in crimea continues dozens of heavily armed men seize government buildings in crimea should you crazy. just shrug your shoulders a

court intentionally starving civilians is a war crime civilians must be provided food and yemeni tarion supplies while under siege. the report has listed ten countries that have committed the most grave violation against children we'll bring in our guests in a moment but first laura burden manley sets up a discussion more than three million children have been born into yemen's war one that enjoyed three years of violence displacement disease and starvation a save the children report says obstructions of food and aid deliveries to the warring sides the u.a.e. led coalition and three rebels has put the country on the brink of famine it room as many as thirty five thousand children may starve to death the nutritional impact on children in the first take in the first two year is of life say can actually be unstrung aeration also. the cognitive and physical development impediments from that can be passed on from generation to generation so we're not only a risk of failing to raise children we're potentially risky. in the kasai region of the democratic republic of congo three quarters of a mi

direct democracy groupies long been a supporter of mr obama he said that this vote showed the taller tarion grip of the european union was getting tighter but ultimately what this means is hungry officially joins poland on the naughty list of the e.u. nations expect to be talking about them for a little while yet here people over there well they have gary and governments ready reacted to the vote today and see it as a fraud on the revenge of pro migrant politicians as government put it independent jenna's told me certain political forces believe this is their last chance that to stop the advance of populism in europe. the left is furious israeli aggressive to an incredible point as well as the liberals the globalists because they know it is their last chance to obtain that populist sop punished somehow the list grows longer you have the austrians you have the italians it didn't work it won't work and all day do is fit to mind old man or brown will be reelected certainly one time comes with a big majority because he's a victim of europe the worst that europe can produce we heard yesterday an

race is not see or thora tarion you name it that's what donald trump is and i do want to go back to condoning and you brought up more reality you know and i hate to harp on this but chris cuomo in primetime on c.n.n. said that it's not violence is viewed the same under the in the eyes of the law of violence if you attack someone it's bad in the eyes of the law but if you have the moral high ground if you're attacking nazis if you're attacking the bad guy it's viewed differently it's not so bad now i would like to ask chris cuomo this he's a stout. staunch liberal i'd like to say hey what if the pro-life movement were to view abortion doctors a human hand a clinician as baby killers and they attack them what would you say you'd say ok well that's not ok let me run but that's your opinion let me when you start to see if i got to go to a break i got to jump in here we're going to go to a break and after the break we'll continue our discussion on america's divided state which. actually has a special survival gun let's learn. let's say on the show like this and your family's response they have to

parliament tarion is arguably the biggest issue many had with viktor orban is the coalition. of course the garion prime minister has been known with brussels over migrants we need more europe you know. i would like to raise the voice of the people all over in europe that they are full of fear we need more union in our refugee problem is not a european problem we need a fair and just distribution the problem is a german problem it is not a problem to create a new legal situation at the borders saw it to be even more free than it was but now we're hearing similar messages coming out of italy. it's over we will go through deserve to be welcomed receive lives we save women men and children but italy will no longer be the european refugee camp hungary taked to many of the boxes too many times when it came to breaches of the e.u. core values and that is why any piece of voted to start article seven but what it may also serve as a reminder and a wake up call to some of those nations who also find themselves not exactly whiter than white that they could well be next peter all of our.

not a chaotic what the united states understanding of international relations are tarion in its estimation might makes right how can harm daughter its understanding of power not of legal and legitimate authority is reflected in bullying and imposition that you know namea taiwan no state and nation on him be brought to the negotiating table by force to get a change if so what follows is the accumulation in the grapes of wrath of those nations to be reaped later by the oppressors ma we concur that at the end of the day there is no better way by dialogue would you not argue about however dialogue is two ways about assholes about all about it should be based on justice it human integrity about a man on earth and conducted in accordance with the rules and norms of international law oh maybe the united nations security council resolution one thousand nine hundred thirty one is not a piece of paper we invite you to agree to turn to the council resolution on the ball to go to. invite you to come back to the negotiating table with your left hold on rob out of harms that the boss got of the if you d

from your posts start out as you did we fear there could be a dictatorship or that in a thorough tarion regime we'll take our joint to put it that's not had that you're already into it with no bill. rather presents a legal documents which he says acknowledges that a group for its acquisition of his land and stalls wasn't legal but it also says rather launched his claim too late so nothing's changed. about appeal the decision of course and the vicious cycle continues but i won't give up our keep fighting. the farmer still on some land stalls and trucks which he's painted this one says in large letters that publishes a liar. now what was your first car if you ask people living in the croatian town of. you would probably. get the same answer our mercedes when croatia workers streamed into germany during the economic boom years half a century ago they fell in love with the bride and the mosque is a living testament to that affection more people on average there own a mercedes than anywhere else in the world. the small town of the most ski in the delamination hinterland has an unusual claim

terrorism not a good look at what the united states understanding of international relations is all for tarion in its estimation might makes right how about its understanding of power not of legal and legitimate authority is reflected the bullying and imposition of you know maybe taiwan no state and nation can be brought to the negotiating table by force and if so what follows is the accumulation in the grapes of wrath of those nations to be reaped later by the oppressors. we concur that at the end of the day there is no better way by dialogue would you not. however we dialogue is two ways about how it should be based on equality justice and human integrity and on earth and conducted in accordance with the rules and norms of international law the united nations security council resolution twenty two thirty one is not a piece of paper we invite you to return to that council resolution. which invites you to come back to the negotiating table you left hold on that bug out of the if you dislike the j c p o a because it is the legacy of your domestic political rivals then we invite you to come back

put selwood relations between brooklyn and ankara back on track but it worked on the increasingly tarion turkish leaders moving from state to find out which. quadriga thirty minutes w. . we make up over a week watch as of half of that hundred budget cuts we ought to summon some of us to. be one to shape the continent's future to. be part of it and join african youngsters as they share their stories their dreams and their challenges. to seventy seven percent. platform for africa charge. time for an upgrade. how about funded sure their clothes all buy. a house with no roof. poor design highlights you can make yourself. trans tips and tricks that will turn your home to special. upgrade yourself with d w's interior design channel on you tube. birth. home tunes of species. of home words if you can. get those are big changes and most start with small steps but the ideas tell stories of creative people and innovative projects around the world. like news that comes from the good news to green energy solutions and reforestation. could. to turn to content to change the next generation doesn't want

investment german companies are afraid to invest frankly in what is becoming increasingly an or thore tarion regime and less predictable for businesses so germany needs turkey also for strategic and edgy regions of the german thought so we'll be inclined to offer him something but it already has a for once it has a real pressure point a real moment where it can get some assurances in terms of bull of law out of the president out of one it will be interesting to see how much of that will be really transparent in public statements right chief political editor michel thank you very much for that assessment. so as we have from. the she's told us about what the german chancellor actually wants from this state visit with the turkish president but what does he want from germany and from america turkey correspondent yulia han reports from istanbul. america looks friendly yet aloof while. at the plummeting. that's how cartoonists portrays the turkish president's visit to germany he says turkey's currency crisis is a huge problem for. it's affecting everyone in the country he's had to reduce the size

investment german companies are afraid to invest frankly in what is becoming increasingly and or thore tarion regime and less predictable for businesses so germany needs turkey also for strategic energy regions of the german thought so will be inclined to offer him something but it already has a for once it has a real pressure point a real moment where it can get some assurances in terms of vola law out of the president out of one it will be interesting to see how much of that will be really transparent in public statements right chief political editor michel thank you very much for that assessment. so as we heard from their one the german chancellor angela merkel one through the state visit of the turkish president but what does he want from germany and america turkey correspondent you yohan reports from istanbul . america looks friendly yet aloof while rigid type sleepy is that the plummeting. that's how cartoonists portrays the turkish president's visit to germany he says turkey's currency crisis is a huge problem for. it's affecting everyone in the country he's had to reduce the size of h

nigel farage warned of a north ora tarion grip but speak to all of the reports and greece not the only country bucking the e.u. rulebook. the european parliament has voted to put hungary on its official naughty list by starting article seven measures against budapest will you let it happen that a government that violates the values upon which this union was built with out consequences or will you ensure that the values of this union are more than just which is this then you the elections this year were held in an atmosphere of aggression and intimidation article seven of the lisbon treaty is the biggest stick member nations have with which to beat members of the club not upholding. values if seen through to its fullest and we are still some way away from that happening just yet it could result in a member nation having their voting rights suspended in the e.u. institutions essentially taking away their right to have a say hungary is charged with breaking a wide array of e.u. laws but when you look at them as a group there are many members states that aunt in breach of some of the same

tarion affairs chief is warning a famine in yemen could strike at any time and lead to even more deaths food prices have soared in the fighting over the course of the data has stopped aid agencies from reaching at least eight million people so far this year he says by the time a family is confirmed it will be too late to stop it. the u.s. is warning russia about deploying its missile defense system in syria it's sending its s. three hundred missiles a week after one of its planes was mistakenly shot down by syrian anti aircraft fire the syrian air defenses were responding to raids by israeli jets in the province of. worry chalons has more. russia's s three hundred the air defense system that russia has held off from supplying to the syrian military until now that you. would think that within two weeks a modern surface to air missile system the s three hundred will be handed over it's capable of intercepting air assault weapons on a range of more than two hundred fifty kilometers and at the same time can hit multiple aerial targets having an advanced facility and high fire rate the syste

today that he is rather stupid in sticking with his course of turkey into potentially a more thorough tarion regime and that is something that the german chancellor is very worried about and now will be strategically interesting point in time will she use that economic leverage to get some concessions out. chief political adviser thank you. so how is the president obama got so ready for tonight's state to. city center. protests till it's near potsdamer platz where there is not welcome protest going on a welcome shot that's what's to the protesters want. joining me is several thousand people all munching through the streets of the city center then heading towards. the jenin president's residence where he will haste president add one for a state banquet they see evening that route of course is deliberate people here want to bring that directly to the president out to one who will be at that banquet this evening now there are several dozen groups represented among the protesters here they're off for example kaddish activists they say that they are extremely angry concerned about attacks militar

of a nation state disintegration of this often creates a fertile environment for terrorism and six tarion conflicts preserving and reforming the foundations of the state is a fundamental priority of egypt's foreign policy in the arab region assisi has said his country was committed to consolidate in human rights but international here by its organizations blame egyptian authorities for clamping down on dissent the middle east is home to some of the world's biggest oil and natural gas producers and this explains why it remains strategically important for global peace and prosperity of a.

strategically important for global peace and prosperity but the region is barred by violence walls six tarion divides. by al qaida and his group's challengers world leaders meeting here of the u.n. fear may take longer. new york let's move on to other news now in the u.a.e. says it will support the u.n. proposals for a new peace talks on yemen two weeks ago planned talks in geneva called off after what the officials failed to attend meanwhile the u.n. is one of the millions of yemenis risk of famine as anderson's reports starving families are struggling to get to the few clinics available a warning you may find some images and has reported disturbing. another arrival is a clinic in northern yemen. is two years old but malnutrition means he's in a critical condition starvation is threatening families who are among the poorest in the middle east those least capable of surviving. grandmother is understandably distraught. we don't have money to transport him for the treatment he can only get in sanaa we're in such a dilemma those who gave us money before can't do so anymore no one can keep giving

what he can offer is quite limited because he cannot make too many compromises on on his or three tarion way of governing because that will eventually. threaten his his power and so the concessions he can make i believe are quite limited that doesn't mean that germany should do whatever it can to push for these concessions but it would be an illusion to think that add one will make a fundamental change in his style again because that is how he built his power for with sixteen years the west says the prominent turkish author of middletown in a german newspaper this past weekend says he says the west should support turkey that must in return demand a return to democracy and the rule of law that's the that's the statements that everybody is sharing in advance of this that's the big hope that people have you have just call it an illusion yeah well to i agree to the statement though i just think there will be no. should i call it once the new movie i'm a democrat i would like a full jail or foliage real democracy and add one i think bad is an illusion that doesn't mean. that progress cannot b

he understands the message that the problem is i suppose it is with his increasingly off foreign tarion tendencies can the leopard change its spots as one of the questions and you know we've been talking about a symbolism of the red carpet the reviewing of the troops. and the entire trappings of the state visit but wouldn't be symbolic and a just your certainly that would be perceived very positively positively by the german public should everyone release one of the five german citizens in turkish prisons right but this that this is that is then a vindication of the theory that is widely held that these people have been taken into detention in the first case to be used as bargaining chips for precisely this kind of situation negotiating situations and what you're talking about there brian is then there's the possibility of yes i'll give you one chip what do you give me back but what talking about a german citizen we're talking about a human being and they're the ones doing the talking about financial support today you know. that's what he wants most of all and that's what the turks the

if you were more one more voice is a race against colonialist author a tarion repressive and moralizing societies. i remember that we were proud sometimes and disappointed often. to be abandon some illusions to hang on to other struggles. to remember that we would twenty years old in one thousand sixty eight and we took to the streets to change the world. and maybe it was not due to our actions but the world did change. and of the same time everything remains to be done. in. a. the film reality. shows things in a different lines. between. even then it seems and seems to dissolve in space into endless loops. one of the greatest artists of the time james to have a holiday on. in thirty minutes on d w. a contentious figure at home. in germany. gorbachev was one of the great heroes of the twentieth century mikhail gorbachev the last leader of the soviet union was an agent of change. who quickly met his downfall. i have decided to resign my duties as president of the soviet union. he continues to fight for world peace with a reminder i do not should we have to comprehend where face has taken

court intentionally starving civilians is a war crime civilians must be provided food and you money tarion supplies while under siege. the report has listed ten countries that have committed the most grave violation against children we'll bring in our guests in a moment but first laura burdon manley sets up a discussion more than three million children have been born into yemen's war one that ensured three years of violence displacement disease and starvation a save the children report says obstructions of food and aid deliveries to the warring sides the u.a.e. led coalition and with the rebels has put the country on the brink of famine it room as many as thirty five thousand children may starve to death the nutritional impact on children in the first potato in the first two year is of life say can actually be unstrung rationing so that the cognitive and physical development impediments from that can be passed on from generation to generation so we're not only a risk of failing to raise children we're potentially at risk there and we're. in the kasai region of the democratic republic of co

of migration the issue of migration for them is an important rallying cry to fuel their author a tarion nationalist revolution or counter revolution that they're staging in europe against the values of nine hundred sixty eight meaning a more open diverse europe and a values of nine hundred eighty nine an author a terran revolved against liberal democracy which became the currency for the continent told him that let me jump in if i may and when she probably the counter-argument that they would make is that since the european union can't come up with any sort of common policy to deal with this issue why should countries on the proof free shoulder the burden alone so to speak the that the narrative from italy exactly that was a lot. yes in the complaints about the from italy for that have been well founded we left them alone there was a lot of hypocrisy on the part of germany leaving italy to deal with the arrivals that's all fair and fine and now that we've come around and said like we want to boost external border protection that should be a consensus thing mr oregon said oh i don't like

strategically important for global peace and prosperity but the region is marked by violence walls six tarion divides and attacks by al qaida and i set up yet as groups challengers world leaders meeting here of the un fear may take longer to solve. this iraq new york. lots more so to come here on the news hour including what was once a promising success story of to his ears young democracy showing signs of chaos india's prime minister faces allegations of corruption stemming from a twenty six team deal to buy french fighter jets and sport tiger bears his teeth again as he focuses on his next prize it just coming up with for a little bit later. the united arab emirates says it will support u.n. proposals for new peace talks on yemen two weeks ago planned talks in geneva were called off after hoofy officials failed to show up on the ground though the u.n. is warning that millions of yemenis are at risk of famine and as andrew symonds reports starving families are struggling to get to the few clinics available warning you may find some images in his report disturbing another arrivals a clinic in

strategically important for global peace and prosperity for the region is marred by violence walls six tarion divides and attacks by al qaida and i set up in his group's challengers world leaders meeting here of the u.n. fear may take long for. new york. a modern couple on as director of policy analysis at the arab center for science he joins us here on set good to see you again marwan so let's talk first of all about the g.c.c. and how it relates to iran if the united states is trying to line up allies against iran and this ongoing dispute within the g.c.c. between cutter and the other nations is not helping is if they want to present a united front not the right thing hasn't if you remember the g.c.c. was established in the first place in one thousand nine hundred eighty one. a collective collective security organization two fierce common threats and at that time that common threat was perceived to be iran because after the iranian revolution in one nine hundred seventy nine iran expressed its intention to export that evolution to neighboring countries especially to the gulf states the coun