the pyd doesn't call for bashar al-assad to step down. they have a completely different agenda >>> we understand why the turks wouldn't wanted the pyd to attend, but the syrian opposition as an alcohol, the pyd are, after all, an ally of the americans and are fighting again i.s.i.l. >> the opposition consider also the pyd as an ally of the regime because they fought against the syrian opposition factions on the frowned in north of aleppo and they have been fighting the opposition factions in north aleppo for the past few weeks with the support of russia too. the pyd is not only ally for america but ally for russia and iran and for the syrian regime. the opposition think the place for the pyd is with the delegation of the regime and they feel if they are going to attend it's not - they must not be able to represented within their own delegation >>> the main opposition group, the syrian opposition group, has said they're going to decide whether or not to attend. they have been invited, of course. they seem to have been pushed into a corner h

it does seem clear that one of the most influential kurdish groups the pyd will tnot be attending. >> translation: reputation of kurds in the talks is necessity. representation without kurds at the table cannot be kwluf. we are not against the prevents of kurds at the talks, but we are against the participation of the pyd and the y.p.g. it is unacceptable to let the terrorism organization to attend and be involved. they cannot sit in. if somebody wants to see the pyd at the table it should be on the same side as the syrian regime. the pyd can't represent the rightful struggle of the syrian people >>> syria's main opposition groups have also been invited but they have not officially accepted. they're looking for clarification on a few points from the u.n. >> translation: there are new things that are being discussed all the time. we are not here in riyadh to do nothing. we came to reassess these issues despite the negative decision. this means there is no tendency to go towards a positive decision. the discussions are ongoing. there is no disagreement with the old invitation which we c

and it reiterated, the foreign minister has said if the pyd is invited to these talks in geneva, turkeyl boycott them. but what seems to have happened is despite turkey's call for the syrian kurds not to be invited, turkey has effectively been ignored by the u.s. particularly, but also by the russians and other major powers involved in bringing these groups together, because maybe they see it as more important to get all groups involved in these talks. >> this talk of a boycott, bernard, how serious is that with regards to these talks. turkey, as i understand it, was really there almost in an observer capacity. >> yeah, effective -- there's not an awful lot at the moment that turkey can do about this. it does of course have influence with what -- with some of the other groups in turkey. it supports -- it has supported along with qatar and saudi arabia, some of the fighting groups in turkey, so it can sort of have influence on them, and it might -- there's no indication of what it might do, but at the moment, really at this stage of the game, there is not much more turkey can do apart fr

and the influgs of the pyd actually does antagonize the turks. and make them absolutely wild about it. as you know, turkey consider the pyd as the syrian wing of the p.k.k., considered by turkey as a terrorist organization and a separatist organization. on the ordinary hand the russians trying to include the pyd within the syrian opposition delegation. they control the negotiation within syria opposition team. here, because the pyd agenda, and agenda e are completely -- agenda are different issues. it doesn't call for them to step down. >> syria's pain opposition groups have been invited, but have not officially accepted. they say they are seeking clarification from the u.n. on a few points. >> translation: there are new things discussed you discussed all the time. we are not in riyadh to do nothing. we came to assess the issues despite the negative decision. this doesn't mean there's a tendency to go to a positive decision. discussions are ongoing, there's no disagreement with the old invitation which we consider to be negative, there are vague

and the leader of the pyd has also said, you know, we expected to be on the table.e expect to be invited. he hasn't received an invite yet, and they represent a large section of syrian society. there are a lot of syrian kurds living in the country, and he says he should be represented around these tables, and if we're not these geneva 3 talks could file he suspects like the geneva 2 talks that failed, because he says not every aspect of syrian society was represented around the table. >>> the united nations not yet revealing the full list of those who will attend those talks. >>> the french justice minister quitting over a new measure aimed of stripping people convicted of terrorism of their citizenship. it was was put forward in the wake of the november attacks that killed 130 people there. >>> secretary of state john kerry is in china today earlier meeting with the chinese foreign minister in beijing. he says they talked about anti-extremism, climate change, and iran's nuclear programs, but china's activities in the south china sea, and north korea's nuclear tests

and the leader of the pyd he has always said we expect to be invited. hasn't received an invite yet, and they represent a large section of syrian society. there are a lot of syrian kurds living in the country, and he says we should be represented around those tables, and if we're not, then these geneva 3 talks could fail he suspects like the geneva 2 talks that failed, because he says not every -- every aspect of syrian society was represented around the table. >> bernie sanders reporting there. >>> the united nations has not yet revealed a full list of who will attend the talks. >>> the u.n. envoy to libya warned that the political process is taking too long and that is allowing further expansion of isil. that concern has the u.s. and itself allies looking at expanding their military campaign against isil to include libya. jamie mcintyre joins us live at the pentagon. so jamie what are military officials saying? >> reporter: well, richelle there is a growing consensus here that the war against isil can't just be about iraq and syria, and the pentagon h

it does seem clear that one of the most influential kurdish groups, the pyd, will not be attending. russia says the participation is necessary, but turkey says the group is linked to what it calls terrorism. >> translation: representation of kurds in the talks is a necessity. we are in the against the presence of the kurds at talks, but we are against the participation of the pyd and its armed wing the y.p.g. to oppress the kurds. it is not acceptable to let them sitting with honor rabble groups fighting against the regime. it should be on the same side as the virn ray gem. the byd can't represent the struggle of the syrian people >>> syria's main opposition groups have also been invited but they have not accepted. they say they are seeking clarification on a few points from the united nations. >> translation: there are new things that are being discussed all the time. we are not here in riyadh to do nothing. we came to reassess these issues despite the negative decision, but this by no means suggests there is a tendency to go to a positive position. there is no disagreement with the

the pyd, turkey not wanting them there, russia insisting that they do go there. know the kurds are key in the fight against isil in syria. how key are they to these negotiations? can you have talks without the pyd. >> they don't fit easily either on the opposition side which says they are not opposition, because they are not fighting regime, and they don't fit on the regime side, because they don't want to be on that side. it's very difficult to invite them separately, because that establishes a precedent that might go forward in separate representation that both the regime and the opposition might not want to see. so i think it's very difficult to fit the kurds into this puzzle at this stage. but you have got to remember, they are not major protagonists of the fight against the regime, which is what these talks are really about. they are major protagonists of the fight against the islamic state. >> when it comes to the regime, i mean, we're seeing so many opposition groups saying effectively -- almost putting strumabling blocks in place, but there is a huge pres

in particular the pyd. e kurdish national council will be joining it as part of its own delegation, the kurdish national council has always been part of the syrian opposition. however, the more important kurdish faction by war is the pyd, which has taken a more neutral position, sometimes closer to the regime, sometimes closer to the opposition, it's the real military force on the ground, and it was not invited to the opposition conference in riyadh about a month ago, at which the opposition delegation was confirmed. so clearly the kurds have to be part of this, and russia has tried to represent itself as pushing for the kurds. >> i am hearing the pyd hasn't been invited, so where does that russia and iran? >> iran was invited to the table at vienna and was there for part of the international support group that came up with the vienna communique -- >> i'm saying with the pyd not being invited. >> i understand that, but i'm just saying -- well, russia in particular is concerned with presenting itself as close

a kurdish group, the pyd has not been invited. russia wants them there, but turkey calls them terrorists and won't speak to them. the islamic state in iraq and the levant and al nusra front is not involved in the talks. our diplomatic editser james bays reports. >> some opposition politicians have already arrived here in switzerland. political groups who are not on the list of opposition delegates drawn up in saudi arabia are staying in this hotel in the resort town of lausanne. some have received invites. others have not. the co-chair man of one of the largest kurdish groups, the pyd, a group turkey says is a terrorist entity. turkey's objections have clearly been heard by the u.n. he has not received an invitation. >> if really, they want a peace for syria, if they want any political solution for syria, and if they don't like maybe the same outcome o, all the syria should be included on the table, and they should negotiate if they have interest in syria and plans for serie-a. >> horse who now have got an invitation say they're co

it does appear that the pyd will not be at tending. ey says the group is linked to what it calls ter. >>> james bayes reports. >> reporter: some opposition politicians have already arrived here. some delegates who are not on the list are staying in this hotel. some have received invites others have not. this is the co-chairman of one of the largest kurdish groups, the pyd, a group turkey says is a terrorist entity. turkey's objections have clearly been heard by the u.n. he has not received an invitation. >> if really they want a peaceful syria, if they want a political solution for syria, and if they don't like maybe the same outcome of geneva 2, all of the syrians should be included on the table. and they should negotiate together, not by some outside group. >> reporter: others who have got an invitation, say they are now considering whether to accept, because their allies have been excluded. are you going to go to these talks that are supposed to start on friday? >> translator: we hope to be present in the geneva talks with a strong a

and the kurdish group the pyd had not been invited. ia insisted the group's participation was necessary, but turkey threatened to pull out if the pyd was there, saying the group is linked to what it calls terrorism. and the islamic state of iraq and the levant and al-nusra will not be involved in those talks. let's go to james bayes. >> reporter: remember these talks were set in stone as taking place on the 25th, that was monday. so they have already in fact been delayed. and i think the big question mark is over those that have been formed -- the group that has been formed, the high negotiating committee that has been formed in riyadh, because they still haven't given their answer. they have said yes, they want peace. they want peace talks, but they have some questions they want answered by the united nations about the way these talks are going to be conducted. they have sent a letter to ban ki-moon and to the u.n. envoy, they want to know, for example, whether all of the different people that have been invited -- and there is already

the pyd is a serious actor. they have been budding i.s. they representatives a vast number of kurds. if you want a ceasefire holding in the future, you cannot ignore the pyd, they are a major player, major ally of that as well. >> this is the first day, i am sure we'll hear from you again. >> 96 refugees and migrants will be rescued from an uninhabited greek island after the dinky hit rocks and sank. the stranded groups from syria and iraq, and many families have been rescued by a vessel ent by the e.u. border country. it's been a deadly week in the agean sea since the crisis began. 80 died in the past few days. >> as a point of reference, there weren't this many deaths in the agean mediterranean until the middle of september. we are here at the end of january, 218 deaths on that route, and deaths in the central mediterranean, libya to sicily have been picking up rapidly in the last few days. >> angela merkel has been meeting italy's prime minister matteo renzi, pushing for the rapid implementation of a 3 billion e.u. payment to turkey, so

turkey believes the participation of the pyd is a red line for them. y we don't know which other opposition players will be coming here because the into vacations as we speak right now have not yet been sent out and there are those groups that are based in saudi arabia where saudi arabia has been preparing for these talks and brought many of the groups to riyadh to have discussion of the talks and came up with a list for those to come to the talks including some of the main fighting groups in syria and it's russia that didn't like that list and said there need to be more secular players on the list and representation of the kurds and in the end the decision according to a u.n. security council resolution drawn up at the end of last year is the u.n.'s position to send out invitations and seems that staffan de mistura is going to listen to the russians and broaden the representation of the opposition. in fact, he told reporters he wanted a broad representation as possible as the opposition, that angers those who are on the saudi list, the riyadh list and

they lead the pyd. and he says no, we expect to be on the table, to be invited. they haven't seen it. they representatives a large section of syrian society. or a lot of syrian kurds living in country, and they say we'd be representativesed around the tables. if we are not. the geneva three talks fail. two talks that were held back in february 2013, and failed because he said not every pact of syrian seat -- aspect of syrian society was represented around the table. >> live for us in ghaznian texas >>> the main opposition groups have been invited, but they have not official accepted. they are seeking clarification on a few points from the u.n. >> there are new things that have been discussed all the time. we are not here in riyadh to do nothing. we came to re-assess the issues, this, by no means suggests there's a tendency to go to the positive decision. discussions are ongoing, they are constructive. there's no disagreement with the old invitation which we consider negative. there are vague and mysterious points. discussions are ongoing, we shouldn't be quick. >

kurdish group, the pyd has not been invited. rush wants them there, but turkey calls them terrorists and does not want them there. >> some opposition politicians have already arrived in switzerland. political groups not on the list of opposition delegates drawn up in saudi arabia are staying in this hotel in the resort town of lausanne. some have received invites. others have not. the co-chair man of one of the largest kurdish groups, the pyd. a group turkey says is a terrorist entity. turkey's objections have been heard by the u.n. he's not received an invitation. >> if he really want to peace for syria, if they want a political solution for syria, if they don't like maybe the same outcome, all the syrians should be included on the payroll and they should negotiate others. not by the influence of some other forces outside looking in serie- syria or they have plans for syria. >> others who have now got an invitation are now considering whether to accept because their allies have been excluded. >> are you going to go to these talk

deems it a terrorist organization but the pyd is seen as an ally of the u.s.its fight against i.s.i.l. so that is one complication but the primary issue is that russia is something of a game changer in the way it has acted in direct intervention four months ago now with air strikes and many of the opposition figures want the russians to stop these air strikes particularly on civilian areas if the talks are to go ahead. now, john kerry is saying there can't be any more of this posturing by the syrian regime side or indeed by the opposition, they have to get into proximity talks because what is going on right now stephanie is the proximity talks are effectively going on from a big distance and this is dangerous and could mean the talks don't actually get underway. >> andrew simmons live from turkey, andrew thank you. in egypt thousands today are celebrating the anniversary of the so called january 25 revolution. protests against egyptian president abdel-fattah el-sissi erupted there and around the world and it was five years ago when millions poured into the squ

because one of the groups that had been invited the pyd, they believe is a terrorist group. ey says it is withdrawing cooperation. that doesn't effect the talks because the talks are supposed to be between syrian parties, but whether all of those invited will actually ak tend we'll find out in the coming hours. >> james thank you. >>> syrian government forces have recaptured a town in the south of the country. gerald tan has more. >> reporter: the syrian flag flies again. it has taken the army weeks of intense fighting with rebels to retake this town in the southwestern province of dara. state television showed the military forces entering the town center after securing supply lines. it also reported to be continuing on the outskirts. the importance of the ruined town can be understated. it lies on the main road linking the capitol damascus with daraa, the city where the revolution began nearly five years ago. government forces had given up much of this territory. the intervention is being seen as a game changer. >> things have just turned around 180 degrees for the regime si

and they've been supportive of the pyd. >> chris, the syrian opposition council said that it will make a decisiondom. they're an important ingredient to have at the talks. i'm guessing as wide of a representation is possible is a good thing. but is it a question of timing that perhaps to start with, can't be around the table, and then those people get added in at a later stage. >> i think that what we're seeing with all these spats is the fact that ultimately people are taking these talks seriously, therefore they want to attend and therefore we will see the syrian opposition turning up in geneva for these proximity talks. what they go on to eventually discuss, of course, that will be on the issue of getting to a national cease-fire and also to combat isis. the national cease-fire is largely the area of syrians and oppositions they want to see the end of bombing and seizures. the fighting against isis, that's the battle they say that they're engaged in. so it will be a competing battle there to determine the nature of these talks. but this is really important. these talks are being scu

who would be invited representing the curds turkey deeply concerned about the kurdish group called the pyd, they are the one whose are very active militarily in northern sir is yeah, they have been fighting isil and even working along the military, but not like the rest of the opposition, says they are not really fighting the asaad regime. so, what have they done about the p.y.d., well, it seems he has not invited them, because in the last few minutes al jazeera has spoken to some, who says they are the leader, he is already here in switzerland for the talks, but he has not got an invitation, what is interesting here, is that he is also with some of the other members of the opposition is who aren't on the list, people who have got invitations from deem ma store rah, and some are say if they aren't invited they are not going. >> very controversy, and complicate add lot of confusion, does it means that the talks may be in danger of not taking place or getting underway? >> well, stefan when he spoke to the press 24 hours ago, he said he expected there will be a lot of drama, he said there be

are stayin saudn this hotel, salah muslim is the co-chairman of one of the largest kurdish group the pyd, that turkey has said is a terrorist. he ha has not received an invitation. >> if they want any political solution for syria and if they don't like maybe the same outcome of all the syrians should be included on the table and they should negotiate from others, not by the influence of some other forces which outside they are looking -- they are interest in syria or they have their plans for syria. >> others who have now got an invitation say they're now considering whether to accept because their allies have been secluded. are you going to go to these talks that are supposed to start on friday? >> translator: we hope to be present in the geneva talks with a strong and balanced delegation, we consider these talks very important to us and the syrian people. >> reporter: if the talksible fooly gtalksfinally go ahead ont may be nothing compared to the tasks they have ahead trying to end a war that's lasted almost five years and claimed more than 300,000 lives. james bays, al jazeera, lausa

the syrian kurdish group known as the pyd, is furious they were reportedly left out. the kurds have been crucial in the fight against isis in northern syria. >> and in a cnn exclusive, our reporter visited a town under kurdish control and shows you what isis militants left behind. >> reporter: kurdish fighters are now in control of the town of al hawl. but the shadow of isis still looms large. the militants left here in a hurry. isis documents litter the floor of the islamic courthouse. further up the road, kurdish fighters showed us a hastily abandoned bomb factory. one room is stacked with land mines and crudely fashioned homemade bombs. [ speaking foreign language ] in another building, barrels packed with explosives are still ready to be detonated. all of these are filled with hundreds of pounds of tnt, he says. they load seven or eight of them onto a truck and make a suicide track. they can cause us massive devastation. these stockpiles just a tiny fraction of the munitions scattered all over syria. the battle for al hawl didn't last long. coalition air power saw

. >> third group, in part because they are allics with the kurdish group, the pyd that's not been invitedso real difficulties here and a real big problem for the u.n. that's where they are taking it slowly. >> sounds like it. okay, james. thank you for that update from geneva. with these talks off to a shaky start as james is telling us, activists inside syria saying the suffering of the civilians has worsened and they doubt anything substantial will be achieved. a warning: you may find items in this report cities turning -- disturbing. >> many hope this meeting will make an impact. >> as demonstrators are imploring diplomats to remember the plight of their people, from those who have too little food to those taking cover from too many bombs. >> daily killed, many civilians are killed. constant bombs. just to remember this. okay? >> reporter: a war zone as they hear of talks starting and stalling in switzerland. many syrians say they aren't hopeful. >> the u.n. can't even ensure is the delivery of carton of milk. >> those in the besieged town tell al jazeera despite the delivery of aid pe

within the last couple hours, the leader of the kurdish pyd party says he's not aware of any kurdish representative being sent invitations. w, the french president has been treated to quite a show as he wraps up his state visit to india, one that has included dogs, camels, and a set of privacy for the traditional republic day parade. both countries seemingly happy with how francois hollande's trip has gone from one that has proved lucrative for businesses on both sides. reporter: it has long been an occasion to display india's military prowess and accomplishments. but for the 67th republic day, there was also a very special guest, france. in india'sst time history, 123 members of the thech army marched down ceremonial boulevard in new delhi. saluted indian prime minister narendra modi and their own head of state, francois hollande, both men rejected by bulletproof glass. the french troops had practiced for more than a week for the big moment. >> it is a celebration of it like walking down the chanson is elysees.ps it was incredible. comes witho break the two countries forging an ever

the pyd is furious they were reportedly left out. een crucial in the fight against isis in sear. >> h ya. >> clarissa ward visited a town under kurdish control and shows what isis militants left behind. >> reporter: kurdish fighters are in control of the town but the shadow of isis still looms large. the militants left here in a hurry. isis documents litter the floor of the islamic court house. further up the road, kurdish fighters showed us a hastily abandoned bomb factor factory. one room is stacked with bombs. packed with explosives with - still ready to be detonated. all of these are filled with hundreds of pounds of tnt, he says. they load seven or eight of them on to a truck and make a suicide attack. they can cause us mass wri de station. these stock files just a tie any fwraks of the munition caches scattered all over syria. this town was liberated nearly two months ago, but when isis fled, so did all of the arab residents in the streets here are still completely deserted. kurdish fighters told us just one of the 3,000 inhabit

it's hard to imagine excluding turks from the opposition and tricky dick military action against the pydwhich is one of our strongest forces in fighting i suspect that underscores a difference we have with turkey on some of these. you ask how to deal with it. i think you used the word leverage. turkey still an ally and a partner and we have to have a frank conversation. because we have different priorities on a trade off on these issues can get us on the same page. >> ambassador crocker, while i do couple of left you pointed out that in, germany has 1 million plus refugees. i think jordan has a million come something like that. the u.s. is going to take 2100. do you have an opinion on the house-passed bill, the american security against foreign enemies, or safe act and its potential impact on being able to do with refugees from iraq and syria? >> i appreciate the fears in this country in the wake of mayors and particularly san bernardino. these are real fears. i just think the legislation is aiming in the wrong direction. the refugees are not the source of the problem. they are the victi

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there cannot be pyd elements within the delegation. there cannot be terrorism organizations. >> but the wrangling is only beginning. in geneva the warring factions will not come face-to-face with one another. instead, the so-called proximity talks will shuttle officials back and forth between rival delegations, each hold up in separate rooms. past weighsperty's heavily in any buyer's decision, and that could not be more the case in berlin, where officials are trying to sell a sprawling lakeside villa. the only problem is that it served as a love nest for nazi propaganda specialist joseph goebbels. >> romantic and peaceful is how the previous owner described this lakeside villa in his journal in 1936. the only problem is, that owner was joseph goebbels, hitler's infamous propaganda minister, and that it's -- and that is making it hard to sell. berlin has been trying to find a ire for 26 years. -- a five -- have been trying to find a buyer for 26 years. if you want to take on such a toxic history. joseph goebbels built the .0-room mansio

the u.n. special envoy is to be bringing together. damascus based opposition members and syrian kurdish pyd groups that have been accused by some opposition factions of being regime allies. meanwhile government troops are battling free syrian army fighters near the border with jordan. they say they're under heavy bombardment by fighter jets there. regime forces are hoping to retake territory in the south which has been out of government control for more than three years. small towns in north-western syria are running out of food and medicine. a recent prisoner swap was meant to end a siege by pro-government forces, but the aid that the towns were expecting hasn't arrived. >> reporter: the people of this area were promised help. it hasn't come. shops are empty or closed. on the streets dejacks and despairs - dejection. >> translation: we only have water. how come there is not food? in the end we were eating starch. everything was gone. >> reporter: humanitarian aid in december. dosss of fighters and their families were headed out to leban lebanon. north-west of damascus and close to the lebanese border has been the focus of intense fightin

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