germany there are sometimes moments when journalists can't behave exactly as they please president adeline was in the middle of his press conference but chancellor merkel when a man stood up and revealed a t. shirt with the words press freedom he was quickly bundled out by security officers the briefest directions seem to amuse as well but his crackdown on journalistic freedom was one of the issues the chancellor raised with him at the meeting. it is no secret that there have been serious differences between us in recent years ago and there still are. this is mainly about the rule of law and about press freedom. but fog the press if i heard about asked about the case of can do a turkish journalist now in exile in germany as owen was defiant. used a loophole and fled to germany. but he's caught sentenced remains valid. and this person belongs in jail because he revealed state secrets. also the former editor of news paper which published a video purporting to show turkey's intelligence agency delivering weapons into syria rejects the accusations despite being accredited and stayed away from

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let's bring in one hundred she joins me in the studio great to have you here the visit is of president adeline came to germany. with the hopes of tuning in unity and relations between the two countries did he achieve that well as our reporter there in the piece rightly said you can't repair a damaged relationship with one state visit only that's for sure but of course mr adelman as we know him will try to sell this as a great success to his supporters their home in turkey i mean he was received with full military honors he got the red carpet treatment and so these were the pictures he wanted he wanted to present himself as a statesman and well respected by political leaders by europe maybe he hopes these pictures will help him calm down the markets considering the economic currency crisis in his country but considering also the fact that most of the turkish media are now in the government's hands or reporting close to the government what turkish people will probably not hear as much are the the many scandals that this visit has produced the angry offended missed out on at the state dinner or t

germany there are sometimes moments when journalists can't behave exactly as they please president adeline was in the middle of his press conference but chancellor merkel when a man stood up and revealed a t. shirt with the words press freedom he was quickly bundled out by security officers the briefest directions seem to amuse as well but his crackdown on journalistic freedom was one of the issues the chancellor raised with him at the meeting. it is no secret that there have been serious differences between us in recent years ago and there still are. this is mainly about the rule of law and about press freedom. but fogged up testify hurt asked about the case of can do a turkish journalist now in exile in germany after one was defiant. could be the bush. used a loophole and fled to germany. but he's caught sentenced remains valid. and this person belongs in jail because he revealed state secrets. she's. also the former editor of calm her newspaper which published a video purporting to show turkey's intelligence agency delivering weapons into syria rejects the accusations despite being accr

germany there are sometimes moments when journalists can't behave exactly as they please president adeline was in the middle of his press conference but chancellor merkel when a man stood up and revealed a t. shirt with the words press freedom he was quickly bundled out by security officers the brief distractions seem to amuse as well but his crackdown on journalistic freedom was one of the issues the chancellor raised with him at that meeting. it is no secret that there have been serious differences between us in recent years ago and there's still a lot. this is mainly about the rule of law and about press freedom. from the fog and oppressive by hurt double asked about the case of can do a turkish journalist now in exile in germany after one was defiant. they could be bush. used a loophole and fled to germany. but he's caught sentence remains valid. and this person belongs in jail because he revealed state secrets. she's. also the former editor of calm her newspaper which published a video purporting to show turkey's intelligence agency delivering weapons into syria rejects the accusation

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assaults against a deescalation area in it look province with three and a half million civilians and of adeline blamed the international community for backtracking on pledges to provide billions of dollars to the three and a half million syrian refugees living in turkey. but it's the elusive peace between these rallies and the palestinians that continues to feed anger in the region the trump administration is working on a new deal but leaders in the region are skeptical and what. could possibly be the future of what some propose a single binational state whose very foundation is a rejection of the equality of its own people. that's the ugly undemocratic reality of the one state idea the united nations' annual gathering is a crucial platform for leaders to defend their policies egyptian president of the fatah has sisi said the priority now should be the fight against armed groups and building strong nation states to prevent chaos in the region well ashoka well a shotgun the man to cut a lot of there is no doubt of the arab region as one of the most well known or go to the dangers of nation state

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to those of you think i'm a product of adeline he's got nothing to do with me i'm just a kid from the german ghetto this is huge and. i need to improve. unification between germans and immigrants and highlight the emotional toll of discrimination and laughter is her way into gemma's hearts and minds. to china and russia are in the capital beijing used to mean streets crammed with bicycles but the nation's spectacular economic growth in the last thirty years has seen people swap two wheels for poor and that means a huge band to learn how to drive so i went to visit driving school where as with everything else in china they think not just big but huge. thousands of gleaming cars wait in neat rows. for the first bus loads of learners and teachers to arrive from all over beijing at six thirty in the morning they're welcomed by music blaring from loudspeakers. a typical morning at the world's biggest driving school with more than two hundred thousand students a year do you know is one of them her instructor starts by showing her how to shut the door properly she's already worried about dri