after turkey already has a plan for a future turkey laid out. ataturk had been sent to some soon with orders to supervise the demobilization of troops instead he refuses to follow the orders of the government in istanbul and calls on the muslim population to resist the greeks this provocation leads to his dismissal from the army. in absentia he and his comrades is my passion later is met a new are sentenced to death by istanbul's military court. ataturk refuses to give in he calls on his supporters to attend congress's in as a room and save us in order to establish an alternative government. after our victory the country will be governed as a republic. result and the dynasty will be dealt with as necessary when the time comes. the veil will be abolished as well the famous people will wear hats as they do in civilized nations. there were a lot of men like after turk military leaders who became politicians between world war one and world war 2. in hungary there was admiral hawtrey or and inspiring you has general franco. but ataturk was the only h

in the steps turkey has proven itself in its fight against quote 19. germany on the other hand says it wants to monitor how the epidemic here in turkey develops they say they certainly don't want to have to fly out german citizens stuck abroad again if the situation worsens but some also say it's not just about the pandemic but also about politics because relations between turkey and germany are still strained there are a number of contentious issues syria libya the human rights situation here in turkey or refugees and some say this travel warning might also be a means for germany to seek some political concessions and that was. speaking to me a short while ago from istanbul now in other coronavirus news around the world officials in the english beach town of bournemouth have declared a major incident after a massive crowds flock there in hot weather authorities said ignoring public health guidance on the coronavirus was irresponsible the declaration allows them to initiate an emergency response including the deployment of additional police patrols. u.

most of turkey . in july of 921 ataturk assumes command of the war against the occupying forces once again he proves himself a master strategist he declares general mobilization demanding that every turkish citizen contribute to the production of arms and ammunition. even women transport shells to the frontline. this highly motivated army under most of our canals command eventually defeats the greeks resoundingly at the battle of sakaria. ataturk is given the honorary title ghazi the conqueror. in 1922 ataturk and his war against the greek occupy as in on the edge in khost this also marks a significant turning point in his personal life. the city falls to the turkish army without resistance. breaks out in christian areas of the city. a fire begins in the armenian quarter and becomes a conflagration forcing local inhabitants to flee. 10 days later the christian areas have burned to the ground. could ataturk have prevented this. these are when ataturk arrived in israel he had defeated the greeks my opin

turkey in my. awful if it's at wide free advisory role in terms of you know public at the station even state building. you know took you to turkey. some of the. you know in terms of in terms of providing the d.n.a. of those you know capacities one saw when we last spoke about this a few weeks ago i see you're shaking your head there you said then libyans are tired and half dollar is the only alternative to secure peace they can't rely on the militias but we're stuck with the militias it seems. unfortunately i mean this is this is this is where libya is we can't rely on the militias and i'm sorry i really am sorry that this is this image of this magnanimous turkey helping that what is going to be doing in libya and all of that got to stay the libya and talking we're talking about is the talking about if i'm not going to get it is it bad that the dictator and i don't see the end of them as well to what i said we don't want to see the militias in tripoli either i because of the might my personal feeli

this is news coming to you live from berlin it's high summer turkey's beaches are ready but where are the holiday makers. all my hardest i declare does a risk area with open borders to countries that have worse coronavirus situations than the how could so so has the german government something against turkey spirits are low as tourists stay away from the turquoise coast also coming up india's capital launches of mass and he corona campaigned with a number of infections spiking in delhi plans to record the health details of nearly 30000000 residents and test everyone showing symptoms. plus jubilation in liverpool once you're going top side wins the english premier league fans brim with adulation for the german coach who's got to be close to his 1st title in 30 years. hello i'm terry martin good to have you with us how open are europe's borders now that pandemic lock downs have been eased turkey has opened its borders and insists it has the coronavirus under control but european governments continue to warn against non-essential travel there as correspondent yulia high. reports the tour

or publish lists classified turkey as a risky destination. there is no objective and scientific reason in these steps turkey has proven itself in its fight against 1000. germany on the other hand says it wants to monitor how the epidemic here in turkey develops they say they certainly don't want to have to fly out german citizens stuck abroad again if the situation worsens but some also say it's not just about the pandemic but also about politics because relations between turkey and germany are still strained there are a number of contentious issues syria libya the human rights situation here in turkey or refugees and some say this travel warning might also be a means for germany to seek some political concessions. tell us just how well is turkey dealing with the coronavirus pandemic in general you know you. can you hear me. i. think we may have lost the line there to istanbul you still with the syria ok i'm afraid we've lost touch there but that was the only one in istanbul thank you very much for. let's get a round of housemother stories ma

turkey believes that territorial integrity in libya is important because it's not only libya for turkey but also turkey is the u.s. a grimace that it has signed with the internationally recognized government jenae like the maritime zone an agreement that gives exclusive economic zones in them in eastern mediterranean waters for turkey also. drilling agreements for 2 sites and a couple of days ago turkish energy minister stated that maximum in 3 or 4 months turkey will start exploration and drilling for oil and gas in the eastern mediterranean it seems that 2 partners the libyan government and the turkish government are eager to improve and develop the current cooperation between the 2 states and turkey wants. the g.n.a.t. to be to be supported by all parties because in turkey's mind according to entre russia has a vision to divide the country into one side drawn by the g.n.a.t. the other side run by the warlord holland for help dar but the 2 leaders emphasizing emphasizing that the hop star which aired on said that i am on the realigning he is a coup plotter they are they are actually o

remind us just how important is the travel industry for turkey. it's a $1000000000.00 business and that's exactly why the turkish government presses to open a border tourism accounts for 12 percent of the turkish economy and economy that is now facing the 2nd recession in just 2 years time so tacky needs for interest it needs for ing currencies the sector here the season has already been battered by the pen demi there have been coronavirus forced shutdowns since late march till the end of a may so this has affected the lives of thousands tens of thousands of people working interest them and this is why this summer is so crucial there's so much at stake here fatah and what about the german travel warning for turkey that's still in place is this straining relations between the 2 countries well germany doesn't just have this travel warning for turkey but for many countries outside the european union so-called surge countries but because turkey is so important for holidaymakers from germany and germany also has a large population with a turkish backgr

news live from berlin summer's here and in turkey the beaches are ready where are the holiday makers oh my goodness there are many of the finest politically does a risk area but open the borders to countries that have worse coronavirus situation to start up again so i ask the german government got something against turkey spirits are low us tourists stay away from the turquoise coast. a closer look at the german meat processing plant with an explosion of corona virus could be air conditioning system be to blame for the plants 1500 confirmed cases. and india's capital launched a mass and corona campaign with a number of infections spiking daily plans to record the health of the details of nearly 13000000 residents and tests every one showing symptoms. as welcome to the program we begin in turkey a country that has opened its borders and insists it has coronavirus under control boss european governments continue to warn against travel that as the do d. w. correspondent julia harm reports the tourism industry in the popular all the result of on tallia is already feeling the heat. prepar

turkey y are, and playing a game of chicken.heyey are trying to test how fr the other side is willing to go. uncertainty, that game involves the risk of escalation. anchor: were you surprised by turkey's decisive and open intervention backing the government of national record? besiegedall that hee the capital tripoli for a year and many peoplple thought t he d gain conontrol. suddenenly, things have turned around totally. >> yes. i think a lot of people were surprprised. i think he was also surprprisedy the interventntion of the scale d opopen intntervention. campaign, the entntire welld control of tripoli supported openly by the uae, russia, and egypt. intervention to aa different level l by intervening locally. i know at the time, very few people in western government expected this kind of intervention by turkekey. i think ththe extent t to whichs has shifted the balance of power has surprised a lot of people. anchor: right. i want to go back to the fact that there is no international mediation effort. the u.n. spepecial envoy

that started perhaps 15 years ago demonstrated that shift of perception from turkey as an enemy to turkey as a modern turkish soft power was perhaps at its height with the rise of president at the time and this went hand in hand with the popularity of turkish popular culture particularly turkish t.v. series. for president of egypt and his justice and development party. in turkey reconnecting with the ottoman eda has been central to their messages. in his more than 15 years in power and the one has pushed him. of continuity drawing a line from the ottomans will dance through to himself. another one has done that by locking up his critics in the news media transforming toking into one of the world's leading chinos of journalists scores of academics and dissidents have been imprisoned as well amidst all of that the t.v. dramas the daily shouted and a spinoff by thoughts of the honey both of which were commissioned by turkey's state broadcaster t.r.t. have aligned nicely with the a key piece communication strategy. and time as them has begun to be an influential domestic and international pol

just give us an idea how important the travel industry actually is for turkey. well it's a $1000000000.00 industry and that is exactly why the turkish government prices to open the borders tourism accounts for 12 percent of the turkish economy an economy that is now facing its 2nd recession in almost 2 years and so tacky needs the foreign tourists it needs for ring currencies and this tourism sector has been battered already by the pandemic we had a nationwide shutdown from late march until the end of amaze so thousands tens of thousands of people working in this industry have already suffered drastic consequences so that's why so much is at stake for taki this summer. you were on our correspondent in istanbul thank you. for your watching the news still to come cyc loan unfun have been devastated of their lives a months later the people of india some about stell to face an uncertain future. french president and on our own are caused you to host a video conference with his russian counterpart vladimir putin and the security situation in libya will be at the top o

to iraq and one day those weapons can be turned against turkey and that's why turkey is trying to eliminate the p.k. fighters they have bases and as i said that the logistic routes. between is syria and iraq this is the idea of the operation and. these operations have been recently conducted have been in touch have been conducted in cooperation with the turkish intelligence agency before turkish intelligence agency didn't have any authority for course wardrop rationed but in the last couple of years with the presidential system they are authorized to cooperate with the military and they have been providing ifield intelligence and turkish drones have been active in the area and when you speak to the military experts they say the success of the ration is based on the drones armed and on armed aerial vehicles in the area providing information every day and not of alton as in baghdad just as the lack of reaction from authorities is being interpreted by sound is welcoming the operation. well we still don't have an official statement neither from the iraqi government here in baghdad nor from kurd

occupation plan in the west bank a turkish side stress that turkey is standing with iran and turkey is against any kind of you know lay troll sanction against iran a new iranian sites in iran stands a sense on the same page with turkey in libya and the shared the same perspective on the other side yes that there was a russian delegation had a vice russian foreign minister loughborough and defense minister go or they were supposed to come to istanbul and talk with their counterparts discuss the details about a political solution a permanent ceasefire in the bia turkish defense ministry it was as a defense minute turkey's sorry foreign minister total was asked about why the a meeting was a cancer post at the very last minute he said that there were some technical details in principle basic principles russia and tricky have all the commons with regard to syria but they need to discuss more technical details as also they have to make sure that the political players in the main the a g m a's on the same page with the plan that will be proposed by russia and turkey however just a just almost

in turkey signed a military and maritime agreement in november this has helped the d.n.a. in cat 3 western western libya retaking western libya from have to forces and they want to continue on now to sirte and they say after that towards the eastern oil port what we are seeing is a real effort from the t.n.a. to continue on base say that they will not accept a cease fire until after forces really retreat from search and from a job for and they what they want they will not negotiate with have to. let's bring in our guest from london jim a special envoy of live in prime minister. to algeria mauritania america and tunisia from washington d.c. now bill mikhail political writer and a professor of political science and here in doha abraham fry how it's conflict resolution professor at the doha institute for graduate studies a warm welcome to you all i'd like to begin in london with. 24 hours we've had. threatened military action in libya and now the foreign minister suggest that there is a political solution to this but we're also whilst this is all going on we also seemingly se

and summer's here turkey's beaches are ready but where the holiday makers. call my visit them uneasy miles does a risk area but open the borders to countries that have worse coronavirus situations stepped up like that so how's the german government got something against turkey spirits are low as tourists stay away from the talk was of course. other closer look at the german meat processing plant with an explosion of corona virus could the air conditioning system be to blame for the plants 1500 confirmed cases. out of as welcome to the program and we start with breaking news from the united kingdom where a major incident in the scottish city of glasgow left 3 people dead and several others injured including a police officer the emergency services were calls to reports of a disturbance at a hotel on west george street earlier this afternoon people are being asked to stay away from the area. we're going to talk talk correspondent in london about that story in a moment but 1st turkey has a opened its borders and insists it has the coronavirus under control but e

greece signs of maritime zones deal with italy while tension with turkey symbols of a natural resources in the mediterranean. and illegal secret deals bogus lab data and cheap imports just the investigates corruption at iraqi agriculture. thousands of mourners a brave long lines intense heat and the pandemic to pay their respects to george floyd in houston the city where he grew up in the past few minutes his coffin is arrived at the fountain of praise church in houston where mourners have gathered to pay their final respects the funeral due to get under way in around 2 hours from now george floyd was killed just over 2 weeks ago when a police officer knelt on his neck during an arrest al-jazeera is john hendren is in houston. george floyd's final journey brought him to his childhood home. this is my way of speaking out just by being present i would like to know how that's going to the top of my lungs because i know so many black like a speaker every black man but for every one that i know someone has a friend a family member or a relative someone that from police brutality and you need

turkey aregypt, and playing a game of f chicken. they are trying toto test how fr the other side is willing to go. u uncertainty, that game involves a serious risk of escalation. reporter: were you surprised by turkey's decisive and very open intervention backing the gogovernment of national accord? let's recall that have to -- haf tar besieged tripoli for a year and many thought he would gain controrol. suddddenly, things have turneded around totally. i i think a lot of pepeople by therprised intervention of this scale, and open intervention. ,ear in mind that last year there was an entire campaign to seize controlol of tripoli,i, suppteted covertly by the uae, by russia, by egypt. turkey t took intervevention toa different level by intervenining openly. time, very at the few people in western governments expected this kind of interventntion by turkekey. sense to which this has shifted the balance of power has surprised a lot of people, yes. reporter: i want to go back to also the fact that there is no international mediation effor

in turkey. does that tell me where are your parents said so are they with you in sweden or in turkey actually my mother and my sister they are living here in turkey and my dad he's leaving in sweden. come to turkey to resume my family so i'm going to travel tomorrow as well so what is your next but i mean do you want to continue your life in europe in turkey or if everything settles down in syria would you like to go back to your country yes absolutely i want to go to but to syria if everything's going right you nice but syria i think needs more time. and so much time. thank you very much a sense so peter yes there are lots of stories as there are more than 3500000 syrian refugees living in turkey these are dull fishel numbers and each of them has a different story some of them are positive some of them are negative but what we have noticed says they all wish to or most of them wish to go back to their country if everything is settled and normalize but many of them has lost belief in that becaus

and summers here turkey's beaches are ready but with the holiday makers. the woman has promised to declare does a risk area but open borders to countries that have the worst coronavirus situations to send up a could such as the german government got something against turkey spirits a lot of us tourists stay away from the took coast. american held welcome we start with breaking news from the united kingdom police in scotland say a stabbing attack in the city of glasgow has left 6 people injured including a police officer and that one man has died after he was shot by police emergency services were called to reports of a stir but it's at a hotel which is currently housing asylum seekers police say there is no danger to the wider public. our correspondent burgomaster joins me now from london burg many of the details have been to this point unconfirmed can you tell us what the latest information is that you're hearing. what we are hearing so far as would you have said the stabbing in the hotel in glasgow in city center and what do you have just said has also b

also coming up it's high summer turkey's beaches are ready but where are the holiday makers the spirits on the turquoise coast are low as the pandemic in this travel some people even think the german government has something against them. and a closer look at the german meat processing plant with an explosion of coronavirus could be air conditioning system be to blame for the plant's 1500 confirmed cases. as welcome to the program in moscow court has handed down a guilty verdict in the controversial case against russian director carroll sir bernie cough he faces 6 years in prison on charges of forming a criminal group with his colleagues and embezzling public funds for a theater project server and pope says the accusations are upset at the trial sparked an international outcry and calls for his release. now let's go straight to moscow where our correspondent emily sherwin is standing by emily severally cough receives a verdict of guilty and he rejects all accusations himself what evidence have both sides provided. well a server in the cove has been found guilty of large scale fraud and

has the german government done something against turkey spirit samoa's tourist stay away from the tour of course cuts. and parts of india and bangladesh fight to get back on their feet in the wake of a devastating storm a month after. communities along the hard hit by have been gold facing a long road to recovery. i'm anthony howard welcome we start with breaking news from the united kingdom police in scotland say a stabbing attack in the city of glasgow has left 6 people injured including a police officer and that one man has died after he was shot by police emergency services were called to reports of a disturbance at a hotel which is currently housing asylum seekers police say there is no danger to the wider public. of correspondent child out of parts as in london and following the story for look for us what's the latest you're hearing. we know now that 3 people have died 2 people have been stabbed by the suspect and the suspect himself a male suspect has been shot by police and subsequently died we also know that 6 people are being treated in the in the local hospitals they have se

so there is a presumption in turkey that this military operation conducted by turkey to the area under control of the. can be in a way coordinated by baghdad of course that's calling them ration saying that it is violating the soil's of iraqi government but the turkish defense minister is saying they have targeted 8 to one targets and some of the firings were stopped because their 1st 3 was close fired they are saying that they the maximum attention to avoid down a civilian casualties however this is this is seen as a such test by the turkish mother 3 and what they mean by this operation was to cut the logistics routes and connect. of the areas in the northern iraq where especially there how cool and other places ok center made more of what had the foreign minister beverage of a shoulder speaking about libya so you had to say. well now see runyan foreign minister john kerry have paid a visit to turkey arrived to stumbled yesterday and today they had. to counterparts had meetings apparently it seems that the purpose of the visit was iran's iran and turkey by a letter of relations and th

countries that have worse coronavirus situation so has the german government got something against turkey spirits a lowest tourist stay away from the to of course cut. to be held welcome we stopped in the united kingdom police in scotland say a stabbing attack in the city of glasgow has left 6 people injured including a police officer and that one man has died after he was shot by police emergency services were called to reports of a disturbance at a hotel which is currently housing asylum seekers but they say there is no danger to the wider public. correspondent. following this story for for us what's the latest you're hearing. we know now that 3 people have died 2 people have been stabbed by the suspect and the suspect himself a male suspect has been shot by police and subsequently died we also know that 6 people are being treated in the in the local hospitals they have serious injuries after they have been stabbed by the suspect emergency services were quick to be on the scene and the police are now saying that the situation is contained and that there is no such threat for the wider p

the exact rate of recycling in turkey is not known. to find out more about that we talked to yahoo's at all who the president of the turkish plastics industry foundation and c.e.o. of a big plastics company and altogether there are number one i don't have such a number i don't know because the other one is very hard to find because the beautiful ones you've talked about the way you know the good the construction it's that easy to find some numbers that is to say that even in the ministries i couldn't have find the numbers unfortunately because the system also consists of this street collectors you can get the real statistical amount of the use that. local recyclers seem sensitive to publicity none of them allowed us to film at their site. one company near out another process is only german garbage let us film it didn't want its name use. separate collected high quality waste is one of the important issues for the plastic industry for sort of political to me and this close look systems over there we are in turkey trying to make more sep

it's cheaper in turkey to recycle it then it is to produce new plastic. independent contractors collect recyclable material on the street and take it to collection points. an estimated 500000 people now earn their living by collecting plastic waste. but business has been bad recently many of the people who pick up this material say that they're not making any money. we talk to some of them to find out why. billy could lose says that imports of presorted plastic waste have ruined his business he's been doing this for 25 years and things have never been this bad. boy the way. well you know. turkey imported nearly 440000 tons of waste in 2018 most of it came from germany and britain little bit of an obvious one other little bit of a. particular. bottom of the check i will make a. reasonable. so if we sell one ton of this material for $1500.00 turkish lira or about $240.00 euros imported waste sells for $1000.00 lire or about $160.00 euros so the recycling companies make more money out of. imports of plastic waste and could prove recyclers and plastics manufa

says turkey is meddling in libyan affairs. up.correspondent coming a tell-all all book from john bolton coming out today in the u.s.. alton calls the u.s. president incompetent. -- b bolton calls the u u.s. prpresident incompetent. governorgermany, the of the most populous state has announced new lockdown measures. those arare happening in a couny that has seen a a large increase in covid-19 cases linked to a slaughterhouse. onlye are being told to have contact with their own household or one person from outside. bars are closing as well. lisbontuguese capital of goes back under curfew today in areas with the most coronavirus cases. spikes came after the easing of restrictions led to a surge in illegal partying. police broke up a raves along the shoreline that exceeded the limit of 20 or gathering. one party had about 1000 people in all. [speaking foreign language] genie: in other coronavirus news, one of the political -- pinnacles of the islamic state is t the saudi arabia. millions pack into religious sites in mecca but a ae

egypt and turkey all. playing a gameme of chicken there they're trying t to test how a awful the other side is willing to go.. and i i didn't. are you concern. back game involves a serious risk of escalation right- were you surprised by turkey's- decisive and i would say very open intervention- backing of the government of national accord- let's just recall that- khalifa haftar besieged thehe capital tripoli for a year and many people thought that he would gain control. suddenly turn around please. yes i thinkk that a lot of people wewere surprised i am personanally was also surprised by an event ininterventition o off the scald open intervention- yes to bear in mind that. last yeaear you know the entire campaign- buyer hostile to seize control of tripoli well.. eighty sure. turn kate took into to entirely different level by to be in a open right i know that at the time very few people in western governments expected desktop intervention- by turkish- and i think the extent to which this is realllly shifted

without the use of force turkey was not allowed or was not to listen to in the syrian affairs so turkey now is operating one of policy in which let's use as much force as possible to get as much territory as possible until we are forced to sit at the negotiation table and this is why we see the arab league operating in this context egypt wants to say to the world that the arab league which is always a pretext for intervention in the arab world i am ready to take the steps and i will enter libya if you do not abandon sit down and come to the table and negotiate turkey until now essentially saying egypt there's nothing you can do to us we are going to take a certain job for and the u.s. is trying to balance between 2 allies egypt and turkey are strategic allies for the u.s. so he does not prefer one over the other and increasingly when you look at the statements particularly french statements you know i know many people are belittling france's involvement given it's been outmaneuvered but nobody should underestimate france's influence over nato france has liaise with the u.s. and the afri

and this is obviously a live from doha also coming up french president emmanuel blackhole slams turkey's role in the libyan conflict as calls grow for a political solution to the crisis. the 1st migrant rescue ship allowed to dock in italy since the pandemic began why aid groups are concerned many more will follow. us venezuela's legal battle to access gold reserves in the u.k. it moves to britain's high court. the rate of cover $1000.00 infections have surged across southern and southwestern u.s. states new cases of the virus spiked for bars restaurants and other businesses reopened early it has some questioning whether restrictions have been lifted too soon rob runnels reports from los angeles. 29 u.s. states and territories are seeing a spike in coronavirus cases several including arizona california oklahoma and texas reported record high single day infections governor rhonda scientists says worrying numbers of new cases involve young people who were previously thought to be at lesser risk huge huge numbers of people particularly in that 20 to 30 cohort who are testing but then testin

the wider region and turkey is an absolutely key player in all of this you know. a serious attempt to peace and it's going to be why do you think then it was egypt that came forward with this and not the u.a.e. or not russia or or any of other supporters. well i want to start the egypt 2nd consulted with the russians or the iraq's in its number that was before doing it. may not have been leadership's idea couldn't somebody else's idea of egypt being a neighboring arab country but the obvious the key interests understandably in the stability in their view have. an opinion that will put them in the least worse position as it were 2 of us initiative but i do agree with the other speakers this is not an initiative there which is that it has much stamina much legs and i don't know how worried should it be d.n.a. advance across the east and towards the oil fields. i'm not sure about what he did i'm not sure about the ability i don't think the current government in egypt once the 5 possibility that the un and many of the other international community members want the fen

the un recognized government base that collapsed have to its military losses were accelerated by turkey's military intervention in support of government forces after all has long resisted compromise bonce now he's ready to talk he's accepted a ceasefire plan for opposed by his ally the egyptian president up till fattah el-sisi that would start on monday it would include foreign fighters leaving libya . come out ahead even with our daughter ella dominant i'm sitting at the initiative aims to guarantee a fair representation of libya's 3 provinces in a presidential council elected by the people under the supervision of the united nations it will manage libya's leadership for the 1st time in the country's history and unite all libyan institutions this will enable them to play their role and guarantee fair and transparent distribution of libyan resources for all citizens the initiative will prevent extremist groups or militias from taking over the state's resources it will also entail a constitutional declaration that would regulate the upcoming political and electoral obligations will have to