a potential attack from turkey. actually, if you look at the recent provocation by agrees against to care, we can see that, you know, if with the radar blocking, using the 3 hundreds with firing greek coast guard firing against the commercial vessel with, with the military using the, the non military status islands we can see that this provocation are unfortunately, actually coming and arising and emerging from the, from the other side of the g and, and athens. now turkey has been decided that has been pushing forward for dialogue for, you know, be it through diplomatic negotiations or in the g n and took between turkey and greece, or when it comes to the cyprus issue. turkey has been pushing forward for equitable share of resources in the eastern mediterranean turkey has been arguing for a dialogue and diplomacy. but you know, we can see one on the one side leaders. greek leaders like me to talk is, for example, says turkey would. they want a neighborly relations, but on the other side, we see on the same days that

it eliminates turkey from the was it otherwise turkey from west. and this is not in interest of the west. i think that the turkey valleys in the region should be realized. and the grain deal is a great example of that. how it, you know, kinda stop the grow global food crisis for exam. i think i realize we should value these moves by turkey to find diplomatic solutions. pizza clip is this dispute more about access to, to the waters around the islands and the potential natural natural resources there rather than the islands themselves? well, i mean there's that, there's the, you know, the military importance of these islands, you know, if ever there would be a conflict of course this, you know, this helps greece to half island, so close to turkeys, mainland, i mean to, to, to comment on, on what the what the turkish speakers says it's true that you know, turkey and aragon deserve some credit for you know, they're, you know, mediation in the conflict to secure the the green deal. and aragon has been saying that it's very important to respect the terri

. turkey has been pushing forward for equitable share of resources in the eastern mediterranean turkey has been arguing for a dialogue and diplomacy. but you know, we can see one on the one side leaders. greek leaders like me to talk is, for example, says turkey would. they want a neighborly relations, but on the other side, we see on the same days that greek is military arising or sending and deployment to the non military status islands. so there is a hypocritical situation. of course, there has been historical patients between these 2 countries. if we can, if we are going to keep talking about the history there is not in turkey and greece, they cannot get anywhere. however, to kill has been pushing forward for dialogue for negotiations, for putting our differences and agreeing on some of the disagreements and moving forward. you know, in finding some sort of common ground to solve and overcome some of this, some of these issues. however, one greek side can change between, you know, you can, it's position changes a day and night and it's very unpredictable. and at times, hypocritical

so i mean, i know that is the paradox. turkey is a member of natal, but also turkey. is it target of need to in same time? so i know that it's a paradox, but i mean, i think in the near future that there will be a route between turkey and the natal and about you to fit them in don't boss and the all the other reason why the interfering because i think that some elements in nato, they want open war between russia and, and the best. so that's why probably they are preparing a new kind of publication against russia. ok, thought provoking analysis from own our sin and who are so clinical scientists joining us live in a program. thanks for coming the studio today. thank you. with this another story to bring you to the headline story. indeed, zimbabwe needs $40000000000.00 to develop its collapsing infrastructure according to the countries deputy finance minister or funding requirements for infrastructure recovery in all sectors of the economy and the 14 priority areas, amounts to 40000000000 dollars. but having looked at our financing options and the fiscal space that we h

we have managed to hold the 3rd partnership, the turkey and africa partnership summit in istanbul. turkey is always showcasing its commitment to earn the african journey for stability for development and for welfare as an equal partner. and our cooperation with latin america is getting stronger based on mutual respect. and we are going to be constitutional investing in our efforts her to become much more proactive in latin america. we are being shaken by several challenges that we encounter. and we believe that the biggest threats we have at hand is the loss of will to co exist together. and that something that i would like to underline we are deeply concerned of those skyrocketing, her levels of xenophobia, of discrimination that is not a phobia. and of racism. and we had launched and appear over this platform to cause that march 15th will be called a day for fight against islam a phobia day. as a result of the attack that took place against, from moslems in new zealand. and we would like to underline that appeal again, 1st had them boise, and within the general assembly of the united na

taking into consideration that the threats that turkey or turkey is, is putting against these islands. do you think there are any strong voices within the e u, they could push ukraine towards negotiating for an end to the conflicts? well, i don't think that i think that if, if there is any, any go, she ation, it should be a negotiation between the west and russia. and after we reach and in print and an agreement in principle, there then involved ukraine. but if you put ukraine and russia to solve the issue, i think that ukraine will, it will have an intransitive position, and nothing will come out of it. that's why i believe that. so the initial discussion should be taken between the western countries and russia and then put ukraine in it if we want to have a positive result. and i think that the german chancellor made such a proposal in the last conversation he had with the president putting many thanks for speaking to us day. we really appreciate your time in your in slightly, anita croissant populous greek diplomat. thank you. thank you very much. you are a secretary of state and m

and turkeys official inflation figure edges of again it's now over 80 percent. the how reliable is that number 50 to be a business. i'm robust in berlin. welcome to the program. european gas prices again, reach near record highs on monday. you countries are digesting the implications of russia's decision to switch off flows down the north stream. one pipeline to germany announced late on friday. european stocks dropped to the stars of the week and the euro has been trading at his lowest value against the dollar for 2 decades . chimney's chancellor schultz insists his country can make it through the winter without russian gas. but your will need to reorganize its energy supplies. muscles per capes, does be. it's the smoother of more on their sled speak to mac dm a. maria de maps this deputy director of the brussels based economic think tank brew go. thanks a lot for joining us on t w business. this shut off of the no stream one pipeline we knew was gonna be shut off. they said it was just gonna be for 3 days and then it turned out it's indefinite, but it's not a

ready to the slothful omar grain and the moral ukraine has agreed with turkey. i spoke about this with president of on that 5 of our commanders who are released from captivity will be in full safety in comfortable conditions under the personal protection of the president of turkey. until the end of the war, but we will provide their families with the opportunity to see them. lee is the name of budgets. along with the freed russian troops. this man, victor med, the chuck was also released. the pro kremlin ukrainian politician is a close ally of russia's president vladimir putin. 10 foreigners fried by the kremlin, were flown to saudi arabia. the kingdom says it's facilitating their return to their respective countries. earlier we spoke to mike martin, a war studies fellow at king's college in london. we asked him, what does it tell us that ukraine managed to free more than $200.00 prisoners in the swamp. oh, russians only got 55 released not just 200 prisoners, but to brits, an american and some other foreigners. and many of the other style people he defended mar

we see that we're over there thing between turkey and the you is very much significant turkey. celebrating the 17th anniversary of joining nato. we are a, a, we have a diplomatic initiatives and we have military capabilities that are contributing to the security of the europe and the atlanta rally because that as well. and that puts you, let him as soon as we are trying to provide the security and stability on the welfare of the european continent in every extent possible. and we are the only asian on the western coast of you. and we are a leading certain initiative such as asia, again, in order to become a much more pride and you can get it. i'll do that again. we are trying to accomplish closer contacts and solidarity with the african countries as a result of the recent global initiatives that we have taken up within that framework between the 16th of 18th of december 2021. with the large participation of our, from our friends, we have managed all the 3rd partnership in turkey and africa partnerships. um, it is stumbled. oh good, much better. wild turkey is always showcasing it's commitm

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turkey so far didn't bend. get rid of russian anti-aircraft missile systems since the first batch of us arrived in july 2019, imposed sanctions on turkey's defense industry and removed as a nato member from the supply of f-35 jet fighters. the us is looking to take advantage of this moment to get turkey back into washington dc orbit turkey manages to walk on the razor's edge and hand over the russian s-400s unconditionally. it would cause a serious wrath of russia, besides, for erdogan, the s-400 became a symbol of turkish sovereignty, therefore from the idea of ​​sale. he is not happy, the character, the turks are showing and blocking the entry of finland, sweden into nato, the admission of which has already been approved by 24 of the 30 member countries of the alliance in ankara . finland has rejected another turkish request for the extradition of six suspects, all this is very frustrating . the general secretary in nato has disagreements, but we have always been able to overcome these differences together to

by the way, turkey has power generation, that is, turkey can start it all at a low start.ay it's located. yes, she has the highest chances, but who a pushes, who uh hmm protect. uh, turkey is clearly lending to the uk well? in general, nothing surprising, in my opinion, this has happened for centuries, see also poland where it is. here she is, more and more, an agent of great britain, just a boom in the european union, this is where fortunetellers don’t go, everyone knows. here's an interesting game lining up. and in fact, the poles really buy the expression we know what kind of weapons. they ordered from south korea and so on. so that's where reality happens, everything else is a smoke screen from my point of view. basically. that is, this is all here now for them is already a smoke line. what else did you come for? you didn't agree. ah uh. here you go, carry out, be kind enough to carry out reforms. yes , i said that, uh-huh. and now you're interfering, i'm finishing. here you hit me. however, yes, and we have a special military operation of an officer, correctly, russia

turkey as hav and food is not only food. yes, he is at the moment.s is a very interesting direction, an alternative direction for an entrepreneur to turn out, who in europe want to go to work to a greater extent in turkey, of course, this will be the most in demand, i think, but iran and in this case, he is direction ah to work with the whole family and so on, that is the direction. i believe that will be the highest priority to address by past. china china of course we are ah. recently, deliveries from china have increased turnover very actively. in addition, turkey is working with russia to extend the terms of the grain deal, the country's deputy foreign minister said, the conditions are supposed to be kept. for the export of russian fertilizers. only now there has been no response to russia's proposal to transfer fertilizers to needy countries for free. the height of the cynicism is that even our offer for free i want to emphasize this free transfer to needy countries blocked in european ports due to 300.000 sanctions. e fertilizers russian fertil

now turkey's position is very interesting. really. uh, indeed, turkey puts forward the official.f greece, but in relation to the united states of america, this is very unusual. turkey formally protests us formally protests greece over militarization islands. in general, everything was as usual, because every year there is a traditional aggravation of turkey’s relations, but there are some specifics, firstly, uh, unlike europe, which cuts off its own hands, so to speak, uh, turkey did not do this in relations with russia gas. she has one unfortunate ship she needs, which will last less than a minute against this background. she feels quite free in her actions. uh, despite inflation, which undoubtedly exists, they see there already eighty percent even more and here uh with greece uh. this traditional game is such a traditional autumn aggravation, but at this stage there is this specificity, and free hands would generally worsen relations. along the line turkey dashes west and in turkey's desire to enter the new world order move towards the sco. what was said about moving towards th

it's natural, turkey.small fan of hers, very lean meat is very tasty, if cooked correctly, it turns out to be insanely tender, and, judging by the recipe. it is what it is here. and, of course, turkey. this is a terrific source of animal protein, that is, here the combination of protein and fiber is simple. the most useful for our body, why would i say that this is a weekend breakfast, because here, and in a good way, i would add more slow carbohydrates. if, for example, we are waiting ahead working day, just like carbohydrates, they will just give us energy, and here are carbohydrates. no. here we have. uh, vegetables. and which is also good, but there is no such energy return, so eat a delicious breakfast and have a great saturday or sunday. this is what is right here, and from here we can get it. well , we are almost done, it remains only to cut the rolls and serve. i am also vezual and i love it when the dish is still served beautifully, and i will take our rings and use them to arrange our carpaccios

, with turkey, i can say such an important factor that it is turkey that is a substitute for russia inlogistics supply chain of chinese goods to europe, and that is why turkey is important in principle, that is, now china is breaking through another route just through central asia, through the caspian sea, through turkey, through transcarpathia, to europe in order to actually replace russia, because russia, uh, well, if it created unacceptable conditions in order for china to continue to supply its, well, by railways, we mean goods to europe, although, well, all the same, more goods go by sea, and this is not, well, these are the key channels, let's say the trade channels supplies from china, in return, turkey is also very interested in its position in central asia. after all, all the countries of central asia, they are also united with turkey culturally and linguistically, that is, turkey does not want to deprive its own, let's say , presence in relation to india also has such a strange relationship with russia because, in fact, india also buys cheap russian oil and gas, that is, we t

derdiye: as far as turkey is concerned, i am a terrorist.t's important to understand that it was the turkish army that forced me to leave our villages and to join the pkk. it was the turkish army that stormed and destroyed our villages, killed children and raped women. the turkish state forced me into the life i have had. malcolm: fears over potential extradition have triggered pro-pkk demonstrations in stockholm. the protests infuriated turkey, which interpreted them as swedish tolerance of terrorism. as far as you're concerned, is derdiye yul a terrorist? oznur: the thing is, i don't want to make comments about this person or that person, really. i mean, there are terrorists, yes, in sweden who took advantage of the system. and so we are -- yes, we want some people to be extradited. malcolm: sweden is home to an estimated 150,000 kurdish exiles. kurdo: kurdish nation sees sweden as a mother, and now the mother has beaten the children. they don't understand what the mother has done. malcolm: kurdish social commentator kurdo baksi is horrifi

note that turkey quickly got into the role for which it clicked on the nose of nato and did not let theps of the alliance into its waters. now the turkish government is skimming off fat reputational cream, acting as a guarantor of food security, and so that turkey does not get all the laurels of the chronicle. shipments of grain insistently flickers gensicon antonio guterish because a little food is always better than the first one at all - grain can be sold to countries that used to buy it in ukraine but already on its own behalf in the top buyers for 21 years according to ukrainian data china and egypt turkey indonesia and spain the second one can put grain in bins and feed it to their own citizens. this will alleviate the crisis, the third due to famine droughts. and europe is waiting for a new wave of refugees who will have to be fed with something, and ukrainian grain will not hurt here either. and while all these assumptions come true , the new york times writes that bulk carriers from ukrainians do not go through turkey to the port and yemen of somalia or ethiopia, but make a cir

is ready to normalize relations with armenia without. the border here, too, turkey will be the kindr it acts as in ukraine, because between the armenians and turkey lies the abyss of the genocide of 1915, and it is also necessary to realize that the recognition of the fact of this genocide is a moment that will not bring turkey closer to armenia and the civilized world until the moment until the majority of political forces in turkey do not believe that this genocide was, we will not believe that the turks do not think so, the great modern turkish writer kohan pamuk repeatedly spoke about the faction. is responsible for creating this is the handiwork of the turkish and ottoman empires during the last period of existence, the country was founded tatsurkombala was founded already after this genocide and the defeat of the ottoman empire, but still not i want, and not for nothing, the speaker of the united states parliament, the house of representatives, nancy, er, wands. she stood and wiped her tears, er, in the memorial of this genocide, a genocide which, by the way, was not on the te

k. turkey and australia to be guarantor states. the proposal these allies should make clear commitments to support ukraine's military. however, ukrainian officials say this proposal is not a substitute for joining nato. was cross live now to earle ras, me as an executive vice president of the your asia center earl. it's great to have you on the program today. now, what do you make of the security guarantees or rachel, i think the if they've been proposed before, and i think there's the secretary austin, kind of talking about them and plus bring them up. so what basically this does is that it codifies, or it put a legal framework on, on commitment that need to be provided by the, by the guarantor, different level, certain ones on a military, certain amount would be non military. but essentially, you might have, you move that up quite to the nato membership, article 5, but it let it move that up, even though we've seen the fact. so, ukraine's actually to be literate and part of nato sexually but, but this actually, i think, is, is an

the return of our soldiers home , not all of them will finally go home, some will stay in turkey, butre you will agree with me that the most important ukrainian principle was observed by the president, we do not abandon ours, we return ours. exchange in your opinion ms. tetyana gai i am a very happy event that happened for sure like me i half of the country and maybe the whole country yesterday i slept all night a however, i think that we did not sleep that night a a the president's office and those who were involved in the exchange, they probably didn't sleep last night when it happened, everyone remembers the events when the president of the russian federation had to go out and address his citizens and his council. but he was all night didn't go out. and then many people said that he was being pressured by someone there to rewrite his speech. well, there were a lot of versions, and we didn't know what was actually there now, when the exchange took place. and i, as a person who has been for more than a year i was involved in the exchange in a three -party contact group, i still know

as well, because turkey now is involved with syria and iraq rushmore to deal iteration in turkey and in syria, where american forces have been invading for several years and still occupying the country, which nobody talks to re, re, certainly a lot of moving parts, their international criminal lawyer, christopher black, we really appreciate your time in analysis. your work in the us is continuing to per south africa towards a green energy policy and away from coal. that despite a wave of power outages across the country that are force people to cope without electricity or correspondent corolla that law talks with locals who say ineffective government policies are leading to the closure of small businesses. $45000000.00 to help south africa transition away from coal. this was the announcement by the white house following a meeting between us president joe biden, as well as the south african counterpart. so i'm a pause. this at a time when blackouts have been intensifying in south africa, so much, so i'm a plaza cut short his working visit to attend to this potentially disastrous situa

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he always uses different situations in order to improve the situation in turkey where it is possible,e war in ukraine is such an opportunity for erdogan to improve the situation of turkey in the region. well, actually, he uses the tools of influence that he has. well, with russia, with ukraine with the united states, in fact, it is not important to him, therefore, in principle, well, there is nothing new here, in fact, the only question is that uh, well, these requests about at the same time, i will remind that uh , the barrektar company, let's say, refused to cooperate with russia in any format today we will talk about drones, only not turkish ones, that is, here, here, there, in some questions, nowhere, in which, in some questions, yes, for putin, economic ones. well, in the matter of gas, let us get cheaper, i will not analyze now. i just think that if countries like china and turkey will ask for a discount or even cheaper gas at the same time, europe will not buy gas from russia, in principle, it will not supply it. then that’s the question. and where is russia, somehow, it will m

thanks to turkey's mediation. in such circumstances, calls for sanctions on turkish. institutions and businessmen are thoughtlessness by key of ukraine needs, turkey and the turkish embassy and care of his are formerly verifying the story. not so he has in the past, acted as a mediator in the conflict and ukraine. and as we've just heard, it also helped to broker the grain deal with key of although at the very same time anchor is also supplied as advanced military drones to ukraine is a little bit convoluted. let's get some reaction now from a stumble based political comment had to own order. his sultan, thank you very much for joining us here on the program. what is key of trying to achieve with this demand for sanction? thank you. first full. i have to say that turkey is independent then does, who are in the country. so touchy materials or business men they have right to do trade or corporation, or any organizational, any entity that they want. and russia is one of our neighbor suite, all normal with a mentor, w

so there is no talk of banning the use of world maps in turkey yet. thanks sasha.aria grigorieva with a story that a number of turkish banks, on their own initiative , are refusing transactions with cards of the russian payment system and other topics. russia seeks to end the conflict in ukraine as soon as possible, such an opinion was expressed by the president of turkey in an interview with the american recep tayyip on bbs tv channel, erdogan noted that he did not lose hope of organizing a meeting between vladimir putin and the president of ukraine in his country, according to the head of the turkish republic, kiev should also strive for peace in uzbekistan. i met with vladimir putin and held detailed negotiations. and he showed me that he wants to finish it as soon as possible. but now there are problems, nevertheless, at the moment, for example, an agreement has been reached between the parties on the exchange of two hundred prisoners. i think they will take and other steps today. the week starts at the high level of the 77th session of the un general assembly,

what could be the reaction of turkey, and perhaps not only turkey?number of eastern countries that, well, if they are not allies of russia, then you know, they try to adhere to such neutral positions. well, it is one thing when putin says that i am liberating ukraine, they say, from the fascists and the nazis, but it’s another matter when he just goes in and takes other people’s territories. maybe the position will change a little in the east, whether or not they will remain neutral, including turkey. and what do you know about turkey? i think it was interesting it will be interesting to follow the evolution of turkey's views after these statements. it is quite possible that they will limit themselves to traditional statements about non-recognition and the territorial integrity of ukraine. well, most likely i i think that will be the case. it seems to me that the key key reaction is what we could observe in the last few months, that is, the children of the dynamics, and the inserted third world countries of the third world, or the collective uh, from

i'm glad we made the 1st step you are safe in turkey at. the 2nd step is of course to get you homes. and there was also a separate deal negotiated by saudi arabia, up 10 foreigners who fought for ukraine of being freed by russia and sent to the group includes aiden ashlyn, a. but he says, isn't sentenced to death by moscow. back separatists get an amazon to explain how your trainings are feeling about the exchange in a word ecstatic. this is a big victory for most ukrainians. wake up this morning, getting this news, and they are thrilled, quite frankly. and the reason is, is because these soldiers that were released by the russians in his prisoners swap, any soldiers would have been considered a victory for ukrainians. but this is particularly bitter sweet for them if you will use that terminology. because of who they were. more than the majority of these $215.00 prisoners that were released were soldiers from the as of regiment that held out for weeks and weeks at the as a steel plant in mighty they are considered and have been considered

i had to move to turkey on the other side of the black.sov immortalized the main rules of the life of the cossacks in exile, the first not to submit to tsarism, and under the tsars this testament would not return to russia for 200 years. they never violated came here to their historical homeland, of course. eh, you know that. here's some kind of sensation made, here they are people from the past who were brought to us. all we need is something that we probably lost, forgot, firstly, here is this unique language. this is the upper don and very many words. they brought very unique songs. this means it was a storehouse for folklorists and historians. when i waited merrily , i thought of the song. this is a real relic of the old believers, like the cossacks, the banner. when the nekrasovites asked for the land of the sultan, they had to take an oath and shoot him. this was a guarantee that the cossacks would not fight the turks sane heads nevertheless decided either to disappear all over the world, or to take an oath to the sultan, and then ig

turkey's foreign minister says armenia should hold provocations and take sincere steps. the european council president has called for a complete and sustainable cease-fire. as part of the minsk process russia, u.s. and france have , been trying to negotiate a settlement in the region for decades. but the u.s. secretary of state says he's worried about russia's role in the conflict. >> whether russia tries in some fashion to stir the pot to create a distraction from ukraine is something that always concerned about. but if russia can actually use its own influence for good, which is to again, calm the waters, and end the violence, and urge people to engage in good faith on building peace, that would be a positive thing. ♪ imran: let's bring in our guests. in baku, nigar arpadarai, member of azerbaijani parliament. in yerevan vladimir vardanyan, , member of armenian parliament. and in berlin, daria isachenko, who's a researcher at the center for applied turkey studies, which is part of the german institute for international and security affairs. welcome to the program. let'

thanks to turkey's mediation. in such circumstances, calls for sanctions on turkish. institutions and businessmen are thoughtlessness by key of ukraine needs. turkey. turkey has often offered his services as mediator in the conflict in ukraine, and we just heard it also helped a broker the grain deal with kiev furthermore, and kara also has supplied advanced military drones to ukraine. however, such actions are undermining turkeys, right? to trade with whoever it was that's according to political commentator on our son non gazelle deck with whom we spoke earlier. so he is independent and doesn't come to me. so touchy, mysterious, or business men they have right to do trade or corporation or any organization or any entity that they want. and russia is one of our neighbors food. all normal cookies interested us and being this mentor. just banks are very irrational apartments, turkish government followings balance policy between the west and russia is normal and turkey's member of nathan. that's a fact. but in the sa

and also the president of turkey reje.w he would hold a meeting at which a decision could be made on the work of world maps in this country lena thank you denis online presented an economic review of the fish day, the industrial complex of russia as a whole has adapted to the sanctions reality, but there are problems in shipbuilding, you will have to look for alternatives, components from unfriendly countries about this in an exclusive interview. ntv was informed by the head of the rostropol department. ilya shestakov, from the point of view of components, there really is a lot of improvisation in a number of areas. it engine propulsion plants, processing equipment. here, a joint venture has been established with the ministry of industry and trade. working group. and where did the main manufacturers of this equipment come in, the design organizations of the shipbuilder within the framework of shipbuilding included our companies, which are now already building here and the mission is discussing import substitution issues. w

and i think that in reality the second option is not yet possible for turkey to push around.again, i repeat that today, iran has shown itself to be the only theoretically possible and sad mediator in the near future, and it will be to play a role and maybe if the conditions for the negotiations are met, and so far none of us see them because putin, as you can see, is raising the stakes , maybe these negotiations will take place through the mediation of the ocean and on the territory of turkey, if we analyze yesterday, then well, without a relative yes , it is possible for ukraine. yes, speaking globally. it seems to me that it is no coincidence that putin chose the date of his address yesterday and why was it postponed. they spoke to the whole world in one day. putin in the morning joe biden he answered at the general assembly already in the evening and he answered, well, on the one hand, experts say that it is quite harsh, well, he emphasized that nuclear blackmail will not pass, but on the other hand, some of the experts i had the chance to read said that, well, that was no

it is time for a robust turkey policy. turkey is currently considered what's called a dialogue partner in the organization. european politicians had said turkey nato state has been leaning away from western influence in recent years as it builds ties with the east. we heard from use of aram, editor at large of turkish broadcast or t r. t world who says turkey doesn't need permission to set its own foreign policy . total. why do you need to get permission to partake in multilateral diplomacy or improve relations with countries that the you find uncomfortable when we look at the actions are taken by the you taken by the united states at the time they tried to restrict the turkish diplomacy, restrict turkish foreign policy, restrict turkish weapons, procurement. it backfired on the west. it's backside on the us, it backfired on the you. and to continue down. it depended that so i don't see any difference with this going on. it seems that turkey is interested in taking part in the shanghai from cooperation organization from the report that we're seeing, that it could be a possible applicat

have dried up turkey controls the water treatment plant that has soccer relies on sabbath. the city is being forced to get water from dirty sources, which means these are the ideal conditions for korea to spread. hygiene standards are low in the entire region and hundreds of suspected cholera cases have been recorded late that him, the water containers are clean to haven't been cleaned or disinfected. there's just no disinfection taking place. montgomery in these camps near ha saca the situation is particularly dire. their home to some 15000 internally displaced people who were driven out of their cities and villages near the border with turkey. what little water there is is dirty. the number of cholera cases is rising fast. fatima ali did worried about her niece, who's been admitted to hospital with severe diarrhea. ha ha. the thought of the doctor said she may suffer from whitening at 1st. there is no space in the hospital . she still there. and alicia, there's major concern about how fast the disease will spread in the camps. come, what camella, cancer, always a ticking

went with the team to extinguishing forest fires that have engulfed the mediterranean regions of turkey have thrown the call of the fire department. and everyone called. that is, they thought that they would have to beg someone to persuade. and here they already had to choose who to take with them, who to leave to guard directly to the objects for them. it was a colossal experience they felt passed by feet. this is all now more than 60 people serve here. there are three machines in the unit. and this is enough for the period until the physical start-up of the nuclear power plant. well, by the time. completion of construction security here will be provided by about 170 people, they will have 16 cars at their disposal, most of the team is made up of citizens of turkey who are trained according to russian standards for russian specialists arriving at the station, the high requirements of the leadership. shift supervisors, that is, uh, or the heads of the guards, uh, dispatchers - these should already be with experience in working for shift supervisors. oh, and dispatchers. there are also s

but turkey, the turkish government now and torture states self. oh, it's following get independent and the independent policy and the defending national interest. all right, thanks for your time on your thoughts today, especially coming on a saturday honor sonata due south town turkish political scientists lie from istanbul. thank you for china's accused germany of trying to undermine its national security. it's over berlin's decision to expand its military presence in the indo pacific region. this will probably lead to some bad memories and associations in many countries in the world. we firmly oppose any countries use of freedom of navigation as an excuse to undermine china sovereignty harm china security, an attack and smear china. beijing was responding to an announcement from the german defense minister, who said a stronger military presence is needed in order to check china's put enormous build up of armed forces. eyebrows, how already been raised in beijing last year? when for the 1st time in 2 decades, germany sailed worship into the south

turkey, let's not kill it.is a powerful regional state . ancient times several a few days ago, the turkish leader made a couple of very strong political statements on the subject of whose crimea, what russia should do, and so on and so on. of course, turkey has interests in the region and beyond the borders of this region, but turkey was and always has been will be ours, and the turks and the leadership of turkey understand this very well, and we and our leadership also understand it very well that today we express our gratitude to the turkish leadership for this extremely important monetary function that they have performed in fact moskovska, they need to prepare for what already seems inevitable today, for the gradual classification of the russian federation, even from a player of the regional level to what i am not ready to talk about right now, because there must be a certain time for the next one. -e saved what we can talk about well, it was probably not about howling thank you very much evgeny magda execu

what this who the slough billamore green and the moral ukraine has agreed with turkey. i spoke about this with president of on that 5 of our commanders who are released from captivity will be in full safety in comfortable conditions under the personal protection of the president of turkey until the end of the war. but we will provide their families with the opportunity to see them. levy is the name of budgets. the prisoner swap came as a surprise, but it had been months in the making. more than $200.00 ukrainian soldiers were exchanged for $55.00 russian troops and a pro kremlin ukrainian politician. 10 foreigners of fried by the kremlin, were flown to saudi arabia. the kingdom says it's facilitating their return to their respective countries. over the nicoli who's in hockey for us in ukraine's ne, how was this prison of swamp reached all of us on? why think the fact that we knew so little about it going into this that there was no information reaching the public, is testament fact that it was going well and that it ended up successfully, often enough when you do hear a

but he never said he wanted the turkey has a national bird or on the great seal of the u.s.. peter: why do you call this an improbable journey talking about the boat eagle? jack: because in some ways it's paradoxical. when the congress put the great -- the bald eagle on the great seal of the united states, americans loved the image and they have always loved the image of the bald eagle. throughout the 19th century americans regarded the bald eagle as a predator like the wolf, the coyote, or the mountain lion. that was a threat to livestock for farmers. a bald eagle was a living -- a living boat eagle was a bald eagle to be shot and americans taught hundreds of thousands of them and pushed the bald eagle in the lower 48 states to the brink of extinction by the turn-of-the-century. peter: how low that number? jack: we don't know because nobody was conducting an official census, but the bald eagle had disappeared from many of the eastern seaboard states. they had become a rare sight by the early 20th century. states where they were at once time very prolific. peter: how many tod

turkey is the only country that has promised to deliver mitary help to azerbaijan. russia would have to be very diplomatic and potentially push in direcons in terms of the agreement in syria, northern syria. this will broker a cease-fire in that region. >> we appreciate your time and insight. >> kenya has sworn in william ruto as the country's fifth president. he faces a host of challenges including soaring food and fuel prices, high unemployment and mounting public debt. >> william ruto budgets to faithfully serve as the country's new head of state. at the center of this remarkable victory is william ruto's humble past. >> our village boy has become the president of kenya. >> the popular leader who once sold chickens on the roadside painted the election as a battle between ordinary hustlers and kenya's elite who dominated politics for decades but his past also has a dark chapter. the new leader was once accused of feeling violence against the opposition but in his first address as president, he thanked his opponent and signaled his willingness to pursue a peaceful

a store turkey.ell, first of all the 6-dollar a pound doesn't relate to the whole turkey they buy during the holiday. that is average price that looks across a number of different categories. you find turkey featured for 99 cents, $1.19 a pound. specifically the turkey for the holiday it is incredibly incredit good value. neil: i know that. could you explain for me, for average buyers take a lot not to buy the turkey or different size turkey, are the prices double from a year ago, tripled, what are they? >> we don't set retailers price. neil: i understand. >> they will be very similar too what they were last year. again it has to do with the way the retailer markets the product. the turkey itself will see very little change during the holidays. which is great news for the consumer. neil: so the whole allure of butterball, your turkeys are real moist and all that. i assume butter is in there. how does it get in there? >> actually there is no butter in the turkey. the butterball name is representative

i should add that turkey is not a member of this shanghai corporation organization. but edwin was invited by blood reporting to attend. now this summit led by russia and china, is seen by some as an entire western alliance. so i believe ad one's attendance is i'd with a lot of skepticism by turkey's partners in the west, in europe, in the u. s. on cra, has so far not joined any western sanctions on moscow. western capitals are unhappy with russia, and turkey continues to receive tourists and finances from russia. they're continuing to trade and there are serious concerns and western capitals that turkey might be helping russia to avoid the sanction. so i think this summer today also sends a signal to the west. thank you for that you johan in istanbul, take a quick look at a couple of other stores making headlines around the world. hope francis has said that he believes it is morally right for countries to supply reference to help you cry and defend itself against russia. the pontiff was commenting to journalists on the plane after returning from a religious conferenc

thanks to turkey's mediation. in such circumstances, calls for sanctions on turkish. institutions and businessmen are thoughtlessness by key of ukraine needs. turkey, turkey has often offered his services as mediator in the conflict and ukraine. and as we've just heard, it also helped to broker the grain deal with key ad furthermore, and kara also has applied advanced military drones to ukraine. however, such actions are undermining turkey's right to trade with whoever wants. that's according to political commentator, owners and non ga is all set with whom we spoke earlier. so it is independent and sewer in the country. so turkish english studios are business men. they have right to do trade or corporation, or any organization or any entity that they want. and russia is one of our neighbors, sued all normal activity in those and business mental which is banks already the russian partners, churches, government, followings. my last policy between the west and russia is normal and turkey is member of nato. that's a f

because both russia and turkey are trying to basically act as a power broker in that region. and trying to project or influence russia supporting armenia and turkey for obvious reasons is supporting us are by john because of their close cultural ties and as, as well as energy ties. and so this vacation is quite complicated and could potentially escalate if turkey indeed goes ahead and offer his military help again to us are by john as it pledged in the past. let me ask you about these, these mediators power brokers, if you will, particularly russia. we know that russia acted as a mediator in the past, but now we're in the situation where russia itself is engaged in a war, invading ukraine. how does that change the calculus for armenia and for eyes by jaw? i think it will be very difficult for russia right now and on the one hand and obviously politically, russia has now gained more support in armenia. however, given the fact that russian forces anal fighting in ukraine are offering military support to armenia might be quite counterproductive. and as a matter of fact, ukrainia

i think this off chance is the 2nd part of love against turkey. so you are, you think washington is behind some of this against turkey? because i know i've heard washington say the turkey is necessary bedfellow. obviously a nato man but, but it does seem the other one does like to play all sides. so i wanted to ask you quickly, just just very quickly here, i'm considering ankara has been supplying weapons to ukraine at the very same time . it's also been trying to mediate the conflict. how do you think that can impact bilateral relations? is a tough position to be and for ankara, a turkish government following balance policy between the west and russia is normal and took his member of nato. that fact, but the same time a co pay to be russia in, in business feels in this feel feel you feel that the fact also, i think today by these, this united states i to cut church and russian population. that's why i told that this, this website bring the website. is it not? uh, us plans are just going to say it's interesting. i mean, you mentioned the relations