turkey's sort of. so i'm where between democracy or during regime with political scientists referred to it as an electoral authoritarian regime. it doesn't have a free press, it uses the police against political opposition against civil society leaders. it holds people for, for years and years on, on polls charges. and this, this is something that, that doesn't make a relationship easier. in fairness, the united states has lots of relationships with authoritarian and dick tory picked up here. regimes it's engages with egypt engages with saudi arabia. but it makes it harder to paper over the strategic strategic problems when there's no values shared and it makes it harder to paper over the values issues when those strategic issues are broke. i would, i will argue that the, the upcoming election is important for another reason. it means that it's, it's more likely than not that as we approach the election, the turkish government will increase its anti american rhetoric so. so while the, the talk in engli

and turkey. even if this is about optic moving closer to russia, what does that mean for the alliance? i think it's important to watch turkey behavior in nato actually when it comes to things like that recently concluded with support mission and i can't stand so much turkey partnership with aspirin to the need organization, turkey. it's actually been a pretty responsible actor within nato. so at some level, it's more about the rhetoric rather than the action with this one exception of the s 400. but as i underscore it before, it really does hurt nato, its ability to defend turkey. it savages nato's inner operability of turkey. has these different systems that can work together. and then probably most importantly, as you've alluded to, undermine trust and political cohesion in nato, which i think it's exactly one rush of schools in approaching turkey in this way. rachel, who said the deputy direct and senior fellow with europe, russia, you raise your program at the center for strategic and interna

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to turkey with turkey already horse more than 4000000 refugees. another important issue and the agenda in the meeting between add one put in is going to be the y p g presence in north and syria. y p g is a non affiliate group with the p k k. it's on the title of this, all of the yes and the european union, but now mostly they are getting a protection for them. russia and turkey is very much stated by did protection. so add one is going to put in also to help turkey to remove y, p g medicines and on groups on man stuff from far away from the turkish border. also, i've got to say was going to be on the agenda and definitely libya is going to be on the agenda as the company set to hold an election in october. but the side so far could not agree on was legal framework with russia and target having the significant presence in libya, they both supported different sides. but have an influence definitely to, to, to get this part is together to, to how a, an agreement or the legal framework or the was so. but on the other hand, russia is asking turkey to,

anyway, we'll strategies to turkey, which turkey already is seen more than 4000000 refugees there. so why really be? yeah, i've got to stand definitely the conclusion. also going to be on the agenda, but with most important topics or syria and the 400 miss system concern regarding the relations with uncut between could and washington as 400 new. so systems are quite important if present are the on believers on his statement that turkey might buy a 2nd batch of 400 miss our system from russia. that means turkish american relations also are going to be lying during this meeting with president a put in, and definitely russia think, dad, the building on this is worth candle because, you know, russia while turkey is benefiting from the relation with russia regarding the defense industry and also multiplying as options russia also as police that it can get one of the last just need to member further away from, from the usa and the western camp. well, there's probably going to be more coming out of that meeting between the target presidency is a type one and the russian president vladimir

a _ really about having a turkey or not having a turkey, is it? a while. this is of supply—chain shortages that are a product _ supply—chain shortages that are a product of— supply—chain shortages that are a product of us being outside the customs — product of us being outside the customs union. again, i'm not blaming — customs union. again, i'm not blaming brexit, i'm blaming the fact that the _ blaming brexit, i'm blaming the fact that the government went for the worst— that the government went for the worst possible brexit taking us outside — worst possible brexit taking us outside the customs union. that's quite _ outside the customs union. that's quite an— outside the customs union. that's quite an important distinction and it is a _ quite an important distinction and it is a reason for having the supply—chain shortages. again freedom — supply—chain shortages. again freedom of movement affecting not 'ust freedom of movement affecting not just drivers but all kinds of workers _ just drivers but all kinds of workers that are required. which wil

so, and he also noted that turkey intend to buy a 2nd batch of $400.00 me files defense system from a russia right after this statement. yes, a senate committee on foreign nations want to turkey that a purchase of russian made defense systems will mean more sanctions over turkey to the low which is designed to the content the, the us is adversaries from, for went from a horse by action against the us considering turkey and usa being the nato allies, this is quite a specific and very much occasional decision or event that happened in between the 2 countries. now the 1st commercial plane has landed on the palmer and the canary islands. flights were halted over the weekend due to the accumulation of ash from the la camera via the volcano which been began erupting 10 days ago. now. lava from the volcano has now also reached the ocean setting off huge plumes of steam and possibly toxic gases. nicholas hawk. how's this report? fear on the island of lapel, an unstoppable torrent of lava destroying everything in its path and altering the landscape now flowing into the atlantic. plumes of toxi

a. considering turkey and usa being the nato allies. this is quite a specific and very much occasional the decision or event that is happening between the 2 countries. while meanwhile, jordan has now fully reopened its main border crossing with syria in an effort to improve economic activity. in both countries, syria has been struggling with the impact of us sanctions, while recovering from a decades long civil war. jordanian and lebanese officials have arched washington to ease its measures in order to facilitate trade in the water country view and says at least 350000 people have died in the conflict with them. and we value the decision of his excellency, the minister of interior for cancelling the back to back transportation system for shipping. this will ease the flow of goods carried by jordanian trailers to syria. it will also easy entry of goods carried by theory and trailers to jordan from lab and on and syria. this decision came at a time when there is an increase in imports to syria by 600 percent through the acrobat port may

we have to move up north to turkey. those coastal areas around the black sea. it seems very heavy down ports and thunderstorms. and we could see flooding here, but elsewhere looking relatively dry and it's drawing up across eastern areas of africa with a very wet weather. we have to head further west. the gulf of guinea, seen some very heavy downpours. we could see some flooding in areas of nigeria and southern chad where that rain does for heavy. so by the time we get to thursday, we're going to see those storms rumble across parts of the democratic republic of congo. but for the south, this, it is looking a lot to dry. in particular for south africa, we've got a lot of warms coming through in cape town with a temperature touching nearly 30 degrees. but we are going to have a change in the wind and that is going to bring the temperature down quite a lot. by the time we get into thursday ahead of a bit more sunshine come friday. ah, an astonishing film documenting decade in one of the most embattled corners of the globe. a child of that kind of 1020 years of wa

who attacks on the lip is a huge concern for turkey. but the main issue, as far as the turkish american nations, are concerned with our support 100 me file systems. if not on believers on the statement that turkey might buy a 2nd batch of that's $100.00 nissan system. this means that the, the, the future of the turkish medical nation is also is going to be on line in this meeting. family will have the answer right? after the meeting. right, right. so thanks for that's the rest of said the stumble. 3 more head on the news are including lying in. wait, we'll tell you how the pandemic is helping traffic is pray on india's children. i'm adam rainy on an olive farm and central italy as hundreds of young environmentalists and international delegation gathered a conference in milan. we look at how italy is facing a change in climate. we go for coming up as i loses. red hot form pays off facebook and come up later in the sure ah, to pounds form of foreign minister is set to become his next prime minister after winning a leadership election and

more than 50 percent of turkey's armed forces are supplied by domestic companies, the government aged to eliminate all foreign suppliers and make that 100 percent by 2023. the 100 anniversary of the foundation of the turkish republic. take over. do you know about phyllis? when we look at tech no 1st year, we see the architects of great to keep engineers, scientists, entropy, newark, who will make their marks tomorrow. marked are drones, are named after the family members behind them. they're known for their effectiveness in helping us be john victory over our menu in their conflict over the disputed territories of not going to car about into 1020. but at that t b to drones are now used by turkey. ukraine cut are and other bay job the engineer of the aircraft and chairperson of the turkish technology team foundation organizing this festival says they're part of turkey feature tom boss. we will never give up on our goal for fully independent country promoting technology and making turkey a country that leads in every field. hurricane faces complex than pensions on its borders. and as an

well, already this year our turkey _ turkeys at christmas?ecided to cut production back by about 20%. so we are already down in terms of numbers. that might fall further if we can't get the staff to process, package, deliverand process, package, deliver and basically process, package, deliverand basically put christmas birds on the christmas dinner tables. the chinese technolo: christmas dinner tables. the chinese technology giant _ christmas dinner tables. the chinese technology giant huawei _ christmas dinner tables. the chinese technology giant huawei has - christmas dinner tables. the chinese technology giant huawei has said - christmas dinner tables. the chinese technology giant huawei has said it l technology giant huawei has said it will continue to defend itself against charges filed against it in the united states following the release of its chief financial officer meng wanzhou. she arrived in china yesterday after leaving canada following a deal with us prosecutors. her release was coordinated with the release of two canadians held

and turkey is actually try to downplay that the focus of this meeting and cooperation rather than syria. meanwhile, the us says it has no plans to normalize or upgrades diplomatic ties with syria and isn't encouraging others to do so. the comments came after jordan fully reopened its main water crossing with syria in an effort to improve economic activity in both countries. theory has been struggling with the impact of us sanctions and a decade long civil war. jordanian and lebanese officials have urged washington to ease its measures in order to facilitate trade in the water country. still ahead on al jazeera, why these lebanese families whose loved ones died in the bay was 40 scotia, accused politicians of obstructing justice. and we have the latest on britney's b as controversial conservatorship case. ah, it's another beautiful sunny day of 35000 feet. the weather sponsored by cattle airways, boated world's best airline of 2021. hello there. let's look to the middle east and levant, and we all think someone usually unsettled whether around the edges of the radian peninsula. if we tak

turkey was the u.s. ally in afghanistan, where turkish forces had protected the kabul airport before the u.s. withdrew. we asked erdogan about working with the new taliban government. you said back in august, for sure, the taliban's views won't be the same as they were 20 years ago. but the taliban is only letting boys goback to school, not girls. they told women not to show up for work in government positions. it doesn't look like the taliban has evolved. can you do business with a government like this?[speaking n language][speaking through interpreter] madam, turkey's approach t women's issues is quite well-known. women are present in every aspect of life. our views would apply to afghanistan as well. whenever women become more involved, more active in every aspect of life, we can support them. if they would need us in health care and security and other walks of life, and if they need, we could support them in terms of education in our country. >> brennan: it sounds like you don't want to do business w

i specially believe that there is a very big benefit and turkey and russia keeping stronger relations each passing day. the steps we have taken with russia relating to syria is of utmost importance . russell said, has worn out from its stumble. the meeting, as just under way in a time when the turkish american relations are further afraid to need to allies, turkey and u. s. e 's are growing increasingly growing a part just a week ago president was in new york, attending the united nations general assembly, and the turkish side has requested a one on one meeting with president biden, but the by the team has rejected this request. so he and by the fail to biddies the differences in a meeting in new york and he just one day later went on concise in by the administration. i says that the u. s. a. the quantity u. s. is continued support to total groups, referring to us partnership with the y p g, a kurdish on group located in north syria is causing a great risk to turkeys, national security. and he also said that turkey as planning or intending to buy a 2nd batch of $400.00 me file system

and the festival says they're part of turkey. tom, i think you'll, we will never give up on our goal for fully independent country promoting technology and making turkey a country that lives in every field currently faces complex than pensions on its orders. and as an 8 member, it is sometimes at all for the laws encountering what it regard as threats. so turkish officials and the military are keen to develop a defense industry that is independent. and this festival is designed to encourage the countries youth to take part and contribute new ideas. so you now go so a little else as soon as you can find out much more about everything that we have been covering on our website. the address al jazeera dot com ah and now the top stories on al jazeera, the united nations general assembly is opened with a stark warning form its secretary general, in what's being labeled the most serious species yet given. and tony, good parish said the world that stands on the edge of this good parish told global leaders, it's time to act on climate cha

i specially believe that there is a very big benefit and turkey and russia keeping stronger relations each passing day. the steps we have taken with russia relating to syria is of utmost importance . rachel, who since from the center for strategic and international studies, she explains the significance of the meet the u. s. turkish relationship. is that in a difficult place right now? and principal wanted certainly disappointed with the degree of us. ringback support teachers positions in syria, and as a result has tried to hedge a bit and move closer to russia. so i see this meeting, and so she has a very public safety meeting to demonstrate that russia and turkey can still be partners in various places throughout the world. but at the end of the day, i think this is more of a continuation of a marriage of convenience between russian turkey in which there cooperating to advance their short term interest. so those would include things like economic in energy cooperation managing the situation. ringback and you're particularly along the border and pressuring nato and drawing the atten

just freaking you no one else around 200 ways. buyers have struck turkey in recent weeks and i'll say, support has how to bring them on the control almost a decade ago, west spaniel, martine was an exchange student in turkey's booster province. she had no idea she will be flying planes over touches, aging coastline to have combat wildfires is one of a dozen tie fighters who ride from spain to counter fires that have eaten up for us and testers along turkeys a gym and mediterranean causes into distance headquarters feel their empty bucket for another go at the fires, though many are now contained, others have stubbornly spread due to change in ruins. aircraft. how played a white a role in the nations because they can't cover long distances in a matter of minutes, especially in mountainous terrain, along turkey stockton coast. in part 2 of a special investigation, one when a visit west industry is only youth detention center and travels to the remote app dock town where many of the indigenous inmates come from the $1.00 to 0. ah, hello, i'm darren, jordan and joe over the top store. his

but at that t b to drones are now used by turkey. ukraine cut are and other bay john the engineer of the aircraft and chairperson of the turkish technology foundation, organized the festival says they're part of turkey feature, tom bombs. we will never give up on our goal for fully independent country promoting technology and making turkey a country that lives in every field. hurricane faces complex, some tensions on his orders, and as an 8 member, it is sometimes at all. so that's l. laws encountering what it regard as the threats. so turkish official and the military are keen to develop a defense industry that is independent. and this festival is designed to encourage the countries to, to take part and contribute new ideas. so you now go to a little l 0 as stumble. and that's it for me, barbara. sarah, do stay with us. so i'm going to be back in just a few moments with more details. and thanks for watching. ah news news, news. news . how many nukes has too many new america had in many ways driven the arms race parties are much more like the british parties. now there are fewer regu

— don't, what does that mean for turkey at christmas? well, already this ear turkey at christmas?eady this year we have _ turkey at christmas? well, already this year we have our _ turkey at christmas? well, already this year we have our turkey - this year we have our turkey producers have cut production back ljy producers have cut production back by 20%. so we are already down in terms of numbers. that might fall further if we can get the staff to process, package, deliverand process, package, deliver and basically process, package, deliverand basically put christmas birds on the christmas dinner tables.— christmas dinner tables. thank you very much. — christmas dinner tables. thank you very much, richard _ christmas dinner tables. thank you very much, richard griffiths - christmas dinner tables. thank you very much, richard griffiths from l very much, richard griffiths from the british poultry council. angela rayner has refused to apologise for describing conservatives as scum. she said she would only apologise if the prime minister apologise for controversial comments he made i

almost a decade ago, west spaniel. martine was an exchange student in turkey's booster province. she had no idea. she will be flying planes over 30 years of age and caused line to have combat wildfires be that is one of a dozen tie fighters who everite from spain to counter fires that have eaten up for us and testers along turkeys a gym and mediterranean causes into distance headquarters feel their empty bucket for another go at the fires, though many are now contained, others have stubbornly spread due to change in ruins. how played a white a role in these patients because they can cover long distances metro minutes, especially in mountainous terrain along turkey, south coast the i, these men are extremely concerned that in stock at an altitude of 3000 meters for half a day already here the snow is permanent you know, what they don't want to do is spend the night on the mountain side on the low re path known to all as hell's road, which has partially collapse. the drive as only solution, is to rebuild it themselves. in the same, the world is filled with no deductible, open part

around 200 wildfires have struck turkey in recent weeks and also support has how to bring them on the control almost a decade that go west spaniel. martine was an exchange student in turkey's booster province. she had no idea she will be flying planes over touches, age, and coastline to have come back. wildfires is one of a dozen tie fighters who everite from spain to come to fires that have eaten up for us and testers. along turkey's age, him and mediterranean causes into distance headquarters feel their empty buckets for another go at the fires, many are now contained, others have stubbornly spread due to change in ruins, aircraft. how played a white a role in these patients because they can't cover long distances in a matter of minutes, especially in mountainous terrain along turkey, stockton coast. ah. hello hope september's after a good start for you weather wise across the middle east. it's pretty well unchanged. we've got hot sunshine and temperature is above average as we look toward back that 45 degrees q 845. adela also above average with a high of 41 degrees next for go int

and made in turkey.echno fest showcases the country's new military hardware as it aims to sell more abroad. ♪ >> hello, there. let's have a look at the weather in australia. we have a strong cold front sweeping across the southeast which has brought temperatures down and snow to parts of victoria and new south wales. up to 20 centimeters following in places there. it will pull away, leaving some cloud behind it, but it does clear up. we will see sunshine coming through by the time we get to thursday and temperatures will pick up in places like adelaide and sydney. speaking of high temperatures, and the north, darwin registered its hottest september day on record tuesday, thanks to inland winds that are sleeping and taking up the warmth. it is going to cool down slightly, but the temperature will sit in the early 30's. over the tasman sea to new zealand, we are seeing wet and windy weather affecting the north island and northern areas of the south island. down to the south, it remains drier. thursday, hea

would you describe that between yourself and turkey, the uae and turkey? is a tectonic shift, do you agree? >> not necessarily. i agree that the region is undergoing a volatile situation. conditions have not been contributing to the security and the peace of the region. we have conflicts in yemen. the current situation in syria and lebanon. all of the issues that have to be addressed. it is in the best interest of the nations to expand communications and understanding that can provide for the security and the stability. >> what does that mean -- when will you restore diplomatic ties? >> this is the second round of exploratory talks between egypt and turkey. we have been eager to find a resolution, to find the necessary formula for regaining the normal relations between the two countries. we still have to evaluate the outcome of the second round of discussions in the context of the bilateral relations and certain measures taken by turkey need to be somehow addressed and when we are satisfied that those issues have been resolved, that will open the door for

yes. turkey has expressed concerns about the voting of crimea in the recent state duma elections. that's despite the fact that russia has provided humanitarian assistance for koby 19 to turkey, as well as military cooperation. why, why i guess my question is, could you address the imbalance perhaps? what is your analysis of the imbalance in relation my, my 2nd question is regarding molly france has expressed concern about the presence of military contractors from russia in molly. they're now being joined by their european allies in speaking about this concern. and i guess my question is, what is russia's position on this was should grima well symbol and yet on the topic of premier turkey was not the only one who was going to the claim that they are concerned that they denounce the voting and crimea. but i would explain all of this commotion by the following. first of all, this was 5 years ago when the previous day do my elections were held. nobody made such statements. the very least, they were never so loud was it was either the police. could you go in your i don't recall somethi

to afghanistan and did not move to iran or turkey. think president biden is significantly different than president trump when it comes to his actions with respect to the european union, with respect to afghanistan and turkey and how that does trickle down to you? p.m. mitsotakis: there are certain policy issues where we are looking to the u.s. in terms of leadership. climate change is one of them. we will be meeting in five weeks from now and it is time to move from flowery reddick you always hear -- flowery rhetoric you always hear the u.n. to action. greece is trying to do our part and we are always looking to engage with the transatlantic alliance. i've always been a strong proponent of the idea of europe's strategic autonomy. there are issues in our region, in the eastern mediterranean, in the middle east, where europe needs a presence. if europe get stronger militarily, this is to the benefit of the alliance and the benefit of nato. tom: as they this with immense respect for your father and all of greece. what is it like to be a

the repairs have now been carried out with the help of technical teams from cutter and turkey, and its hopes crucial. a deliveries can begin soon. target be report african food in atlanta cobble international airport bound for the northern city of missouri. sharif technical teams have been working for days to repair the badly damaged runway and radar system. and on saturday, the efforts paid off. this is the 1st domestic flight from cobble since it fell to taliban forces last month. and apple staff say they're looking forward to more in the coming days. tires were very happy because the internal flights have started. and now we're taking our wages and everything is going according to plan. the reopening should soon allow afghans stand to reconnect with the outside world and vital a to get in. but the taliban says more what needs to be done before the apple is fully operational. again, come on and as you know, the it was destroyed by the americans, they burned down every possibility. therefore we needed time to repair it. we predict that within a few days, international flights will be

we believe turkey also in recent days trying to put in as much repairing of various of the runway of various bits of technology really and storing things like radar and so on. very mines is that according to the un, around half these countries population, that's around 20000000 people are in desperate need of urgent humanitarian aid. so the opening up the sample though it is just at the beginnings is a huge importance. and only today we had a customer on the bus today who was down on the tarmac. he was speaking to the media. let's have a listen to what he had to say. but even when he was soon, we will achieve everything. and we are doing an assessment of the progress so far, also assessing that damage that was done by the masses of people who had come to the airport. hopefully in a short period of time, we will be able to achieve everything. we have been able technically to put the airport and operation and you can see this aircraft just landed and more with come tomorrow and the after to morrow. the deputy board diplomatic moves also happened today in cargo the head of poppy sounds

well, pakistan has the primary control right now, but turkey is trying to wear. jim carter has a tremendous influence, cotter and carter has its own designs to want to extend its own influence into the central asian countries as does turkey. so those 2 countries, even though they're of like mine and they are allies, to some extent turkey has a base and cutoff for example, they will be competing for influence. historically, central asia was turkic and as, as was sent, as was western china. well, and i have to ask this before goats. i tease it in this idea that you have the u. s . hedge secretary of state secretary defense going to guitar to try to get the american how desperate of an action is that instead of having to go to another country to get to ask on behalf diplomatically to get the americans out. it's a just shows that we're leading from behind once again, and when it's a terrible development. and katara is more than happy to do it because they want to gain the recognition because of their competition with saudi arabia, egypt, jordan, they want to come out

oh my god, they're turkeys! can you get this?for thanksgiving, and they drop live turkeys out of a helicopter. >> i don't know how much longer -- the crowd is running for their lives -- >> turkeys are exploding all over the parking lot. >> not since the hindenberg tragedy has there been anything like this. i don't know how much longer i can hold my position here, johnny. the crowd -- >> no one knew it was going to become an iconic episode of television. >> people yell it to me at the airport. >> god as my witness. >> as god is my witness. >> as god is my witness. i thought turkeys could fly. >> they can't. ve encouraged sert friend to switch. feels moisturized and clean. my friend stefanie, her skin was dry. i'm like girl you better get you some dove. she hooked me up. with a quarter moisturising cream, dove cleans effectively and cares beautifully. denny's now has benny's. not just one, but many. it's the classic benedict plus two twist, so we really must insist that you try one, two or all three of our benny's. see you at denny

and turkey? yes, this is a fin, thinly veiled job to us forces and turkish forces. turkeys patrolling the north east and i break apart and turkeys patrolling. the north weston border of syria with turkey and the u. s. is petroleum north eastern part of the border? that's an area controlled. also the control of kurdish forces as well. russia says that that presence there is affecting the settlement of this war is a significant chunk of syria that remains out of the control of the regime. bashar al assad rush, of course, along with iran, is main backer. we're also hearing reports that russia this week, according to activists in it, live a started again, bombing targets from by targets in it late. there's about 4000000 syrian living that many of them internally displaced is the last major city under rebel control. and also a russian backed cease fire in dara, has come in to force. this was negotiated by the russians and ended a syrian siege of that city and intends fighting. but as a consequence of

almost a decade ago, west spaniel. martine was an exchange student in turkey's booster province. she had no idea she will be flying planes over touches, agent, coastline to have come back. wildfires is one of a dozen tie fighters who everite from spain to come to fires that have eaten up forest and passers along. turkey's agent and mediterranean causes in the distance headquarters refilled their empty bucket for another go at the fires. many are now contained, others have stubbornly spread due to change in ruins. aircraft. how played a white a role in dissertations because they can't cover long distances metro minutes, especially in mountainous terrain along turkey, stockton coast. one day i might be covering politics or might, i think from serbia is a hungry. what's most important to me is talking to people understanding what they are going through so that i could convey the headlines in the most human way possible. here it is here. we believe everyone has a story worth hearing. play an important role. checking. ringback in the hello and barbara sherry london. as these are the t

along turkey's age, him and mediterranean causes into distance headquarters feel their empty bucket for another. go at the fires, though many are now contained, others have stubbornly spread due to change in ruins. aircraft. how played a white a role in this patients because they can't cover long distances in a matter of minutes, especially in mountainous terrain along turkey, stockton cost? oh i asked canister on, on the brink of universal poverty, the un development agency wants that urgent action is needed to prevent gains from being revised. meanwhile, corruption officials and smuggling confess why vital goods bound on are in danger of rushing away of the pakistani border. ah, hello there i'm a, this is out of their life and also coming up mandatory vaccinations or weekly testing imposed for large sections of the us.

correspondent: in recent talks with germans foreign minister, turkey said taking in more refugees wasut of the country. it currently hosts more than 3.7 million syrian refugees as part of a 2016 deal with the eu translator: turkey has so far upheld its moral and humanitarian responsibility for refugees, we cannot take on additional burdens now. now, the european union must fulfill its obligations. correspondent: with many more afghans expected to flee the new taliban role, turkey is reinforcing its borders. clare: we can now turn our attention to other stories making headlines at this hour. voters in morocco went to the polls wednesday to choose a new parliament and elect new leaders. it is as one party sata extend its decade-long stint in power. campaigning -- party wanted to extend its decade-long stint in power. changes to election rules means it is unlikely one party will emerge with a clear majority. west africa's main political and economic bloc suspended guinea's membership following last sunday's military coup. the leaders from the 15 member countries called for the return of

it would have been legitimate turkey, essentially declared war against us. but we didn't follow this strategy. our policy is not tough enough. domestically themes, there's no political party hates more than the commies, despite being neighbors with their party leader. at the last, they criminals, a flash in the pan, they have no feeling of responsibility. don't care about ownership at all. they encourage looting armament, the ideas spurred by the soviet revolutionary, flighty mail, lenin by no. among ordinary russians, the opinion is, splits on this very colorful figure. some simply refused to take him seriously. others call my spoil a candidate, but still there's a good share of people giving their votes for him and his party. and this has allowed the liberal democrats to keep a relatively good spot in the poles. perhaps because despite the outrage, despite all shock campaigning through his length, the political career jury north ski's got quite a few things. right. but about there was a, was a division of the u. s. s. all by national autonomy is results in

now, i actually had the opportunity to ask the foreign minister about turkey and why it was that turkey was expressing concerns about the voting of people in crimea in the state duma elections in russia. why would they were expressing concerns, despite the fact that russia has offered so much bye, on support in terms of humanitarian colbert 19 relief? as well as in terms of military cooperation, why we didn't see turkey stepping up to the plate? russia did speak about the hope that you know, relations between russia and turkey could improve and the 2 countries could further cooperate. i also asked about the presence of russian military contractors in molly and frances, concerned about that and received a very long answer from the foreign minister regarding the reason that these, these military contractors were in the country. now other issues were discussed as well. there were concerns about victor boone, who is a russian citizen who i was being held in the united states. you know, on, on conspiracy charges, etc. there's the possibility of some kind of prisoner exchange on here. you kno

his turkey on investable -- is turkey un-investable? the most part, this was a long time coming. this was signaled by the central bank governor and by erdogan himself. now we have lira basically surging to an all time record high. that means depreciation of the lira. this is in rare if i'd territory here. it is investable, but not across the board. guy: we are now in negative real rate territory. we've got an inflation problem, which could potentially get out of control. the latest from the president is that he is blaming the supermarkets for this inflation problem. how out of is inflation? damian: at 9.5% year-over-year, turkish inflation is out of control. i think the real focus for creditors is still going to be on the reserve situation, which as we all know, is negative. they are suffering from a dearth of dollars, and they have a lot of u.s. dollar debt outstanding, which is a big problem because they will have difficult he doing that. this is nothing new, and certainly central-bank credibility -- central-bank credit ability is bei

one is you should not say that it's all about turkey — should not say that it's all about turkey. assassinated on social media _ you'll be assassinated on social media for— you'll be assassinated on social media for not looking after everybody. media for not looking after everybody-— media for not looking after everybody. media for not looking after eve bod. ., ., . , everybody. pronounce your genius, hen . everybody. pronounce your genius, henry. laughter _ henry. laughter at the last thing on earth we want to do— at the last thing on earth we want to do is— at the last thing on earth we want to do is say— at the last thing on earth we want to do is say let's get them all back in from _ to do is say let's get them all back in from eastern europe, although they're _ in from eastern europe, although they're very... they work well and they _ they're very... they work well and they are _ they're very... they work well and they are good employees, and god bless _ they are good employees, and god bless them. but the long—term answers— bless them. but the long—term answers for hdv drive

a long turkey south coast. ah . the us special envoy to haiti resigned in protest over the government, deportation of haitian refugees coating the decision in humane. i'm deeply flawed. ah, my money, this is alan. their lives are also coming up, was fires, flooding the routes, and the city where that events at affecting every continent the nation secretary general cause all member states to take bo.

every year, we carve out time to do the turkey pardon. - we eat turkey for thanksgiving, so it's a traditionto pardon the turkeys for thanksgiving. that's a holiday that we celebrate here in america. it's all right to have traditions, but pardoning a human being is way more important than pardoning an animal. i'm announcing that i am a candidate for governorl of north carolina. cheering. roy cooper became the governor of north carolina after serving for more than 30 years as the attorney general or in some form or fashion within the criminaljustice system. and now, as governor, he has the ability to decide the future of dontae's life. a pardon is a technical term. it can only come from the governor in north carolina and it is the only way to get a determination by the state that you are innocent and it is the only way to get compensated. you get a very small amount of money in comparison to what has been taken away from you, but it's that stability that allows you to be able to build a new life. can i get my pardon? can i get my freedom? something that was given to me by god that you mistake

last week i've been repaired with the help of technical things from turkey. and fin up from huntington. ida has put the spotlight on problems with housing and infrastructure in the united states. president joe biden is going to visit new jersey and new york next week to assess the damage. democratic republic of congo has extended the state of emergency in the east half a 1000000 people have been forced from their homes as rival groups fight for control in italy, province, hundreds of been killed. the chinese government is cracking down on the countries entertainment industry. the goal is to remove what it calls negative or chaotic influences. celebrity find clubs, online gaming, and l g b to q. i and groups have been targeted in an effort to promote socialist values. any you reports from beijing. millions of young fans loyal to famous actors and sing as our lucrative force in china's entertainment industry. now, celebrity sam club had become the latest target of government regulators. authorities has banned activities, which encourage fans to spend money on t

almost a decade ago, west spaniel, martine was an exchange student in turkey's booster province. she had no idea she will be flying planes over touches, age, and coastline to have come back. wildfires is one of a dozen tie fighters who everite from spain to come to fires that have eaten up forest and pastures a long turkey agent and mediterranean causes in the distance headquarters refilled their empty bucket for another. go at the fires, though many are now contained, others have stubbornly spread due to change in ruins. aircraft. how played a white a role in these patients because they can't cover long distances metro minutes, especially in mountainous terrain along turkey stockton coast are more and more indians are going under the normal to become tall. the when i want to investigate the length some people are willing to go to bridge new fine. on al jazeera, i al jazeera, when ever you ah, all al jazeera recounts the shocking story of the assassination of counts full cabana dot tossed by the security council to mediate between arabs and israelis. his death would prove one of