inside of turkey. something i never dreamed i would see with respect to the turkish armed forces, the turkish army, just as the habit, i got to be in a stumble -- istanbul, in 1970 and 1980, so i had an understanding of the resilience of the turks. but it also left me with a sense that we are just going to have to live with the fact that the army is never going to be checked a civilian government. well, that happened. and it continues to go on happening, if you will. so what role does the present envision now in the middle east, i will not start going on now i'm just saying, it's not that i forgot it, it's just not something i want to do within these remarks. so what is the look forward? what is the outlook beyond mintage? these are places that we've never heard of in this country. but then we've never heard of and obscure archduke in an even more obscure town called sarajevo in 1914. there are any number of flashpoints as we look ahead on syria, and we will talk about that too. but in the meantime, th

turkey has a lwa ys turkey is about to do. turkey has always stated very honestly and clearly from the start, should not come as a surprise to or anyone else, that we will not allow a terror corridor on our 900, to border with syria, have a. —— ever. so you think the americans are, at the very least, turning a blind eye to the presence of what you would turn terrorists, on your order. no, we don't recognise them as terrorists, the pkk is recognised as a terrorist organisation. we talking about the white pg. are part of the same democratic force that the americans are working with to combat high as anjihadists in that area. we have said if you want to combat daesh, work with us, don't fund an operation. they said we will take the weapons back and give full account of them. they have not done that yet. and you say you are not isolated by the west? we are working with the americans right now, and joint patrols together, does that sound like we are isolated?” joint patrols together, does that sound like we are isolated? i am

how can turkey defend all of this? well, ok, the kavala case is still going on, so it wouldn't be appropriate for me to discuss a legal process that is still going on. but regarding the length of time, i think we shouldn't just focus on one particular case. i think there is problem with the judiciary with regards to the processing of cases, and the reason for that is because the gulen movement infiltrated the judiciary and all other state institutions so thoroughly, but i think they messed up the judiciary up more than any other institution. it's notjust about process. it's also about attitude. no, it is about process. how did you feel when your boss, the president, in terms of that case, described him as a man who was backed by that famous hungarian jew, george soros. well, he is backed by soros, isn't he? i know. but the words, famous hunagarianjew, soros also accused by people viktor 0rban of being behind conspiracies against hungary. you always take what the president says out of context. what's the context then? h

with isis and 7000 individuals have been extradited from turkey or do from turkey back to syria. alsolive branch operation 4500 pyd terrorists. and we also dealt a very heavy and we will continue our fight. in the north of syria, there may be certain threats against turkey but we shall not allow those. the euphrates as purged the east will be from the occupation of the terrorist organization as soon as possible. we do not want our allies to show double standards on the country. we want them to show sincerity. ladies and gentlemen, for the past four years there has been a and itng yemen crisis greatly requires an urgent solution. and unfortunately, the world has remained silent for too long and likewise, about -- has been silent around the world. and the humanitarian crisis in that country does not only affect the muslim population there but really breaks the hearts of all of humanity. there are children suffering from starvation and there are innocent bodies being taken out from among the rebels -- among the rubble and certain members of the international community have turned a

they told turkey that this will undermine the fight against isis and they will not allow turkey to intervene but with this new southern of a draw and decision of trump things are changed and there was like a policy of the u.s. led coalition and also by the syria envoy james jeffrey to stay for a certain period in syria till things called on until there is a solution with the muskets in geneva but if the u.s. just pulls out its troops then the u.s. will lose always leverage and credibility in the region it will help iran it will help russia so i i really disagree with michael that were previously talked here this is completely on the mining the policy of the syria envoy james jeffrey and also of the u.s. led coalition there was no plan to meet leave a draw that should have been a face withdrawal but now it's just sudden withdrawal without a clear plan and actually u.s. soldiers are now afraid was going to happen were on the ground because rules say that the d.s. of will not fight isis i mean it's a very dangerous situation for u.s. soldiers in this chaos to withdraw from syria because that no

who are we going to talk to in --q, in turkey westmark turkey? if you want to talk about an assault of a democratically elected of a nato member, that would be it. as the only organized non-state-controlled political apparatus after the fall of mubarak, we all know how that has gone since. again, i posed these questions for my colleagues to address. again, in particular the role of islamic ideology in both countries, or lack thereof. i just don't know, but we need to talk about it. that has a lot to do, in my view , with the crisis in the gulf, if you will, between saudi arabia, uae, and the state of has i don't know how many muslim brothers, but have certainly assisted muslim brother organizations outside to the extreme displeasure of the saudi's. it is a tangled issue we are wrestling with here. my bottom line is, i suppose, as frustrating as difficult as they are, they're also very important. do we want to lurch forward into the 20th century with our relationships with both of these powers, and they are similar relationships, in tatters, getti

taking some steps that will be in against turkey's interests and it is natural for turkey to react against that thank you so much for your time do appreciate the insight you've been able to give us. i often talk about the latest updates page on jamal khashoggi but there's also this option if you look basically anywhere on the web site for a jamal khashoggi tag or label it will basically take you here where everything is collated in one place not just the latest updates but things like inside story and individual video reports and actually if i can find it right on the bottom there if you haven't watched this already i would really recommend it the episode of up front with me at the house and from march the last interview which casualty did with this network it is. going to say it's incredibly insightful it's quite poignant really given everything of course that has happened since then so that's where you find all the jamal khashoggi related. and do you keep in touch with us if you maybe got a question or comment on that story or an of the other ones coming up on the grid there's the hash t

how can turkey defend all of this? well, ok, the kavala case is still going on, so it wouldn't be appropriate for me to discuss a legal process that is still going on. but regarding the length of time, i think we shouldn't just focus on one particular case. i think there is problem with the judiciary with regards to the processing of cases, and the reason for that is because the gulen movement infiltrated the judiciary and all other state institutions so thoroughly, but i think they messed up the judiciary more than any other institution. it's notjust about process. it's also about attitude. no, it is about process. how did you feel when your boss, the president, in terms of that case, described him as a man who was backed by that famous hungarian jew, george soros. well, he is backed by soros, isn't he? i know. but the words, famous hunagarianjew, soros also accused by people viktor 0rban of being behind conspiracies against hungary. you always take what the president says out of context. what's the context then? he i

turkey and iran the u.s. gets iran containment turkey gets a green light of the euphrates and iran instead of having to deal with american forces in the region which is escalating containment now they have to deal with turkish forces which their presence is just a deterrent but there's a deescalation in the region while the u.s. is still happy that their forces are being contained to the areas that they are in they're not growing. area and growing in strategic strategic geography you said just briefly if you will there is a hope to get a constitution in place so that elections can eventually take place if bashar al assad wins out election will he be accepted by turkey. well this is what the foreign minister chose shoulders said earlier this week he said if the constitutional committee which russia turkey and iran have been working on very hard to reach an agreement if the constitutional committee is accepted free and fair elections are held and in those free and fair elections but charlotte. the elections tur

you know to escalate the tension as far as turkey's position on assad turkey i mean jill show lou i think was misread when it comes to his position he's he's put his or his position on assad is that if assad is elected in a fair free election and and all of the parts patients are very inclusive and in an ideal case if you selected or struck you will respect the decision. of all the syrians and trick you will not ever see in that however i mean such case is very unrealistic at the moment given the fact that thousands and thousands of people were killed by the assad regime and also millions have been displaced of course at the end of the it is the syrians as a whole without exclusion of any group if they decide it is not turkey's place or anyone's place to criticize their decision ok to me we're with. just one a what will come back we'll come back i want to bring an end to metering of this because he talked a lot about russian i met in dmitri as in moscow so who are talk you talk touched on this a bit earlier but what role does russia play and making sure that this doesn't escalate and beco

in turkey. and in iraq. as pledged to the system, and indeed, in the case of turkey, it is the system through president erdogan. so, this notion that we should labeled the muslim brotherhood a terrorist organization is as dangerous as it is idiotic, quite frankly. who are we going to talk to in iraq, in turkey westmark -- turkey? if you want to talk about an assault of a democratically elected of a nato member, that would be it. as the only organized non-state-controlled political apparatus after the fall of mubarak, we all know how that has gone since. again, i posed these questions for my colleagues to address. again, in particular the role of islamic ideology in both countries, or lack thereof. i just don't know, but we need to talk about it. that has a lot to do, in my view , with the crisis in the gulf, if you will, between saudi arabia, uae, and the state of qatar, which has i don't know how many muslim brothers, but have certainly assisted muslim brother organizations outside to the extre

hands over the area to turkey it will not be good for iran so now turkey will be on a collision course with iran the u.s. decision to would.

turkey is a different perspective. but, however, turkey part of, you know, solution, too. the russian involvement. >> yes. the fact that everything we're listening to has been said stopped me from saying it again. yet in particular the touches on it i think a core issue here. it's what is the role of the u.s. not just in this region but globally. the seven or plus decades since the end of world war ii. you know, we, in america, created the post world order. it was basically sidelined bit french and the british. certainly sidelined in this region. and what we got them. you got a two decade truce that's all it was. it has been broadly at peace in a way it never was before. so before we kind of say the senate was right to vote down the lead of nations thing, i wish we could do that again. consider the consequences. if we do not lead, who will? i fear the answer is no one will lead because no one can. it's not that i worry about the chinese taking over the world. it's that the chinese or anyone else is not going to be to even manage conflict. and as we look at what is happenin

the anti defense system to turkey another concession to turkey so this was a message from the us than a trio that our alliance still holds now rouhani came to turkey worried in one way or another in secure maybe feeling a bit vulnerable because every time in the past few years you've seen this turkey and the united states trying to mend their relationship what iran tries to do is pull turkey away pull it closer because iran does not have any other regional country it can work with so this is this was the message from this press conference this absent a process but we are still working together we're pushing forward but no mention whatsoever about this u.s. the u.s. the solution to withdraw from northeastern syria thirty five percent of syrian territory. practically up for grabs but many would say that turkey will not take a step to anger its allies russia and iran in in syria so there is there will be behind the scenes negotiations between these three power brokers these three stakeholders really in the syrian conflict yeah interesting you mention that zena because as a result of this

and christine wonderwall come to the program turkey's foreign minister says u.s. president donald trump told to kish president rich of type one that washington is working on extraditing turkey's most wanted men turkey has wrong sort of the extradition off the muslim cleric fit to the man ancora ses was behind the failed military coup in twenty sixteen and has lived in the united states for almost twenty years he denies any involvement in the coup attempt. foreign minister who says trump added a one discussed the matter at the g twenty summit to be executed. this guy and the . other others in this organization eighty four names that we have to cross the united states takes a dive they say when it's over took. him a. while last time you met one it's not us the president from seoul that the one that they have been working rightful more on the story and i'm joined by the correspondents story and jones and istanbul and stefan xians in washington gentlemen hello to you both stephan i want to start with you have there any been reactions to the statements in the u.s. no i

over the past fifteen years our relationship with turkey is been a nosedive from the time that turkey did not allow the americans to use turkey to go through for the iraq war to the issue of going on to the issue with the khud to the issue with our support for the why p.g.a. . i think in many ways president erwan convinced president trump that among everything in his considerations about syria he needs to consider about the long term relationship with turkey and that's critical there are the largest military in europe and in nato they are a valued u.s. ally in the region in a number of terms they fought with us for years and years in different conflicts they hosted us nuclear weapons and candidly i think that thinking about the relationship with turkey far more so than the relationship with other elements inside of this equation i think in many ways is probably the smartest thing president trump is doing in this policy turkey is important to the united states and this may be a step to bring it back just very quickly we all running out of time in london let me have and will have the u.

on the turkey syria border. sudan's doctors have voted to go on an indefinite strike any protests calling for longtime leader omar al bashir to step down the demonstrations are underway in several cities at least ten people have died since protests started last wednesday the reports that police fired tear gas to disperse rallies in in the north or just on the protests were sponsored by the rising cost of food and fuel prices as well as corruption here morgan has more from sudan's capital khartoum it may all seem calm here in the sudanese capital khartoum but the doors of the school behind me tells of a different story itself the story of a country that has been forced to issue a nationwide suspension to schools high schools and universities to try to prevent people from congregating because they're worried that there will be for the protests on top of the five days of protests that it's already witnessing over the past few days people have been going out to the street they've been complaining and protesting agai

and turkey when there's a real problem all between these two countries because turkey and russia have been working together calling the shots really in syria so what happens next is this a shift in alliance this russian diplomat even telling me that president bashar assad is now rumbling about taking the northwestern province of idlib we all have to remember that the russians and the turks reached a cease fire deal in so is it looks to be used as a negotiating card definitely there is behind the scenes backdoor negotiations taking place as all these parties vie for more influence in syria if turkey is handed over the northeast of the country that means it controls fifty percent in one way or the other or has influence fifty percent in syria. live in southern turkey thank you now homelessness in the u.k. has reached a record high with around one hundred seventy thousand families and individuals affected british government figures show almost six hundred homeless people died in the past year alone. ripples from london. remembering a friend who died too young jeweler a mesure rough sleep

turkey has more to prove that m.b.'s is playing a major role actually give the or gave the order of killing so we can we can take that. from the. speech in meeting so as long as her kid knows that the closest aides including qahtani wasn't taking place directly in this into this murder so turkey doesn't go further actually at this point at this time to directly figuring out the. prince mohammed bin so mun so turkey doesn't want to pretend to be just politically just playing a political revenge but you know why why was holding that information if they do have that direct link and they've been very open about releasing other information in a drip drip method through to local media why they were holding the crucial link so probably turkey. expects more actually more backing from the other countries such as united states from. european union or international institutions such as united nations again since the beginning turkey's repeatedly saying that this trial needs to be held in an international court international instit

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which is not in the national security interest of turkey from the syrian side any any attempt to. independent state or. and and it kind of dependent and it is also threats the syrian and dignity so both sides have the same target now how to bring both sides together in order to realize the start get i think it's business of the russian government because so far. the political distance between the thought of the grass is very far. i think that now the russian mediation after the. united states will out from all northern syria will be sensitive and very important and crucial in. making the a transitional phase in northen syria a very small and safe for all the constituents of the region there's a great point so many how how bout that how significant how much is at stake based on how turkey and syria work this out between themselves. well i think turkey has a few points that it has been arguing from the from this from the very beginning first of all it does not want any terrorist group. stablish ing some sort of defacto autonomy along its border particularly the y.p. g. given the fac

a problem of secessionism within turkey a pretty things the kurdish forces are in turkey they called in syria they call white b.g. but turkey believes them to be one this in think so turkey does not want the kurds to be strong on its border and what essentially to control in this conversation with take place today between and got on moscow is that the kurds are not in mom and not in north of syria and south of turkey and get out that this is a conversation that will be taking place later today and help for reporting for us from beirut thanks so much. all star season egypt say police have killed forty suspected terrorists following a deadly attack on tourists near the giza pyramids the interior ministry said three raids were carried out simple tenuously in gaza and militants in i where the government is fighting an insurgency the targeted militants were allegedly planning further attacks on key sites the crackdown comes less than twenty four hours after three vietnamese tourists on the local guide were killed by a roadside bomb. a vietnamese tourists were on their way to a light and s

you know to escalate the tension as far as turkey's position on assad turkey i mean cho-cho lou i think was misread when it comes to his position he's he's put his or his position on assad is that if assad is elected in a fair free election and and all of the parts passion is very inclusive and in an ideal case if you selected or struck it will respect the decision. of all the syrians and trick you will not ever see in that however i mean such case is very unrealistic at the moment given the fact that thousands and thousands of people were killed by the assad regime and also millions have been displaced of course at the end of the day it is syrians as a whole without exclusion of any group if they decide it is not totally safe place or anyone's place to criticize their decision ok to me we're with. just one a what will come back we'll come back i want to bring an end to metering of this because he talked a lot about russian i met in dmitri as in moscow so who taught you talk touched on this a bit earlier but what role does russia play and making sure that this doesn't escalate and becom

problem of secessionism within turkey a pretty things a kurdish forces up terrorists in turkey they call in city or they call white b.g. but turkey believes them to be one this in think so turkey does not want to be strong on its border and what essentially to the console and this conversation will take place today between and got on moscow is that the kurds are not in the mob and not in the north of syria and south and get out there this is a conversation that will be taking place later today and help for reporting for us from beirut thank you so much. meanwhile heavy rainfall in northern syria has caused widespread flooding and has hampered relief operations on the turkish border aid agencies say tents and relief supplies and several refugee camps in the province have been swept away by the floods foodstuffs and drinking water have also been affected refugees fleeing the war have been waiting for days for assistance. all star season in egypt say police have killed forty suspected terrorists following a deadly attack on tourists near the gaza param its interior ministry said three

i'm rebecca races welcome to the program top government officials from russia and turkey have met to discuss their response to the u.s. military pullout in syria the talks also come as turkey has threatened to launch an operation against u.s. backed kurdish forces in the city of mandate the red areas to the east of man be controlled by the kurdish forces which turkey sais as a terrorist organization and has vowed to eliminate moscow and i'm curious say they'll coordinate ground operations in syria despite the fact that they have backing opposite opposing factions in syria's ongoing civil war. a warm reception for turkish officials in moscow but after the hugs and handshakes . the pressing business of shifting alliances in syria washington's surprise military withdrawal has reshuffled the deck following their talks moscow an anchor represented a united front. to consume it today we have reached an understanding on how the russian and turkish military representatives on the ground will continue to coordinate their actions under these new circumstances with an aim and to a battle kate t

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over the past fifteen years our relationship with turkey is been a nosedive from the time that turkey did not allow the americans to use turkey to go through for the iraq war to the issue of google and to the issue with the khud to the issue with our support for the white p.g.a. . i think in many ways president erwan convinced president trump that among everything in his considerations about syria he needs to consider about the long term relationship with turkey and that's critical they are the largest military in europe and in nato they are a valued u.s. ally in the region in a number of terms they fought with us for years and years in different conflicts they hosted us nuclear weapons and candidly i think that thinking about the relationship with turkey far more so than the relationship with other elements inside of this equation i think in many ways is probably the smartest thing president trump is doing in this policy turkey is important to the united states and this may be a step to bring it back just very quickly we all running out of time in london let me have and will have the

turkey has more to prove that m.b.'s is playing a major role actually give the gave the order of killing so we can we can take that actually from the president once speech in meeting so as long as serkin knows that the closest aides including qahtani wasn't taking place directly in this into this murder so turkey doesn't go further actually at this point at this time to directly figuring out. prince mohammed bin so mun so turkey doesn't want to pretend to be just politically just playing a political rule and but you know why why would they even holding that information if they do have that direct link and they've been very open about releasing other information in a drip drip method through to local media why they were holding the crucial link so probably a charge he. expects more actually more backing from the other countries such as united states from. european union or international. institutions such as united nations again since the beginning turkey's repeatedly saying that this trial needs to be held in an interna

you know to escalate the tensions as far as took his position on assad turkey i mean. i think was misread when it comes to his position he's he's put his or his position on assad is that if assad is elected in a fair free elections and and all the parts speeches very inclusive and in an ideal case if he is elected of course tokyo will respect the decision. of all the syrians and trick you will not ever see in that however i mean such case is very unrealistic at the moment given the fact that thousands and thousands of people were killed by the assad regime and also millions have been displaced of course at the end of the it is the syrians as a whole without exclusion of any group if they decide it is not turkey's place or anyone's place to criticize their decision ok to me we're with. just one a what will come back we'll come back i want to bring an end to metering of this because he talked a lot about russian i met in dmitri as in moscow so who are talk you talk touched on this a bit earlier but what role does russia play and making sure that this doesn't escalate and

this is deja news live from phailin turkey voices impatience with the u.s. over a long standing extradition request i'm tara wants to put the muslim cleric fits with a bullet on trial for all the strains in the failed to twenty sixteen coup turkey's foreign minister saying is it's time for the u.s. just saying pull and hope also coming up. growing discontent in hungary too controversial new goals mobilized thousands of anti-government protesters all the full time this week. correspondent in budapest has picked a whole bunch of government bonds to far. i'm christine one but welcome to the program turkey's foreign minister says u.s. president donald trump told turkish president richard to one that washington is working on extraditing turkey's most wanted man turkey has a long sought the extradition off the muslim cleric it's one of the man on current ses was behind the failed military coup in twenty sixteen and has lived in the united states for almost twenty years he denies any involvement in the coup attempt . foreign minister. who say discussed the matter a

this stage every new year's live from berlin turkey voices impatience with the u.s. over a long standing extradition requests on our one support the muslim sheriff is you know cool and on trial for orchestrating the failed trading sixteen crew so he's foreign minister saying it's time for the u.s. to same poulan hoed also coming up. over time deal in poland on climate change puts teeth into the twenty fifteen paris agreement but many attain beings are not satisfied with the results. and christine wonder welcome to the program turkey's foreign minister says u.s. president donald trump told to cash president rich of type i don't wanna bet washington is working on extraditing turkey's most wanted man turkey has wrong sort of the extradition off the muslim cleric fits one of the man ancora ses was behind the failed military coup in twenty sixteen and has lived in the united states for almost twenty years he denies any involvement in the coup attempt. foreign minister . ses trump and a one discussed the matter at the g twenty summit two weeks ago. this guy and the. other

hands over the area to turkey it will not be good for iran so now turkey will be on a collision course with iran. the u.s. decision to withdraw could result in shifting partnerships and a cease fire deal in syria's opposition controlled northwestern province of idlib could be in jeopardy that deal was the result of russian turkish cooperation this opposition from the syrian government turkey wanted to prevent a military action that could destabilize its security and create a massive refugee crisis now russian diplomats tell us it will be hard to constrain syrian president bashar assad from launching an offensive if turkey takes territory in the north east. the bargaining has begun zeneca there al jazeera southern turkey. well a delegation of the s.d.f. the syrian democratic forces that help to us in the fight against isis is in moscow to discuss a possible plan to stop the turkish attack east of the euphrates river the group is the armed wing of the kurdish rebel group known as the y p g y p g controls a strip of territory from iraq to the eastern banks of the euphrates as in reports j

beach turkey's president has threatened to send troops there if the u.s. doesn't move kurdish fighters out we'll tell you why it matters one hundred ninety six countries have agreed on a way to enforce the historic climate deal reached in paris three years ago but other delegates in poland say it doesn't go far enough break down the good the bad and the unfinished business from cop twenty four. and has just become the first european country to officially recognize a third i'll have more on why it's a victory but not for others and throughout and so finally my handle is. with the news grid live on air and streaming online through you tube facebook live dot com it's been two and a half months now since the murder of saudi journalist. and we're still. no closer to finding out the whereabouts of his remains it is clear turkey is growing impatient about what it sees as saudi arabia stalling over our answers president richard type one wants them to extradite the murder suspects to istanbul where the killing took place now the turkish foreign minister is lashing

but turkey believes them to be one this in think so turkey does not want to be strong on its border and what essentially to the console in this conversation with take place today between and got on moscow is that the kurds are not in marbridge are not in the north of syria and south and get out there this is a conversation that will be taking place later today and help for reporting for us from beirut thanks so much. well sorry he's in egypt say police have killed forty suspected terrorists in a series of security raids the crackdown comes a day off for a roadside bombing that killed three vietnamese tourists and their local guide while heading toward gays the pair of minutes with terrorism a vital source the foreign revenue for egypt the government is under pressure to show the country remains safe to visit. the vietnamese tourists were on their way to a light and sound show at the pyramids of giza instead they were struck by a deadly blast three of the fourteen tourists on the bus were reported killed another eleven were injured including the driver the group's egyptian guide was also

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as it approaches to turkey we know that one of the losers of this. of this report will be the iranians the. besides turkey there is no one contrary in the region which may cooperate with iran so. for them is quite vulnerable the u.s. decision to leave syria was seen as a concession to turkey which has been angered by washington's alliance with the syrian kurdish armed group known as the white peachey turkey's president has threatened a cross border offensive to target y p t fighters inside syria. we know of none of these in the east of the euphrates in front of us they can dig tunnels if they want they can go on the ground if they want when the time and place calm and they will be buried in the ditches that dug no one should doubt this any turkish military move into syria will likely have to be coordinated with.

to southern turkey. and meanwhile in a further unexpected foreign policy comment president trump said saudi arabia will be stepping in to support syria following the u.s. military pull out this is what he tweeted saudi arabia has now agreed to spend the necessary money needed to help rebuild syria instead of the united states see isn't it nice when immensely wealthy countries help rebuild their neighbors rather than a great country the us that is five thousand miles away thank you to saudi. well for more let's speak to rob reynolds in washington d.c. it's worth mentioning that we haven't actually had any kind of official comment from saudi arabia regarding president trump's tweet what do you make of it what kind of reaction has it had within the united states itself. well this is a kind of a holiday evening in the united states so congress is not around the usual people who mediately make comments about this kind of tweet from the white house are not available but we've got no response from the state dep

the social turkey constitution has enshrined such a. in it is correct in correct and if they really want to have a transparent resolution to ongoing saga about murdering. they should be really more co-operative in their nature with turkey but it's clear they're not being cooperative if turkey continues to pursue this road is they're going to have to go to the international community and they what process is involved there. well as you know turkey foreign minister mr show surely has called for if necessary international corporation in overcoming this issue because. it's quite clear that they've murdered him and then they've changed a story several times there's no denying the state government has its hands in murdering because you choose in a blatant way in turkey and that them to be hold to account for what they did and international community need to put pressure on the saudi government to corporate in a fair and transparent way this can be resolved the evidence is quite clear. you heard . from the saudi side many times denial of their

to actually write for to do lend turkey accuses the u.s. space preacher of orchestrating the twenty sixteen failed coup perpetrator of the attempted coup at the leader of this terrorist organization still in the united states but recently i have seen the credible investigation of the f.b.i. in several states and they have actually seen or not is the darkness of this organization and how they have been while eating the u.s. laws including tax fraud these are for all and also some other illegal activities and how professional they are well last time we met in bonus earners the president trump told everyone that they have been working on that but we need to see concrete steps or let's get more on this story now from rob reynolds who's in washington and rob what have u.s. officials been saying about the extradition of good plan. well there's been no official response to the turkish foreign minister's comments in doha mario but it's worth pointing out that when president trump was asked just a month ago whether the united states would extradite

turkey's foreign minister has accused many european countries of tunning a blind eye to the mud of jamal khashoggi speaking at the doha for a measure that. said the freedom of the press was at stake following the brutal murder of the saudi journalist in istanbul in october un chief antonio good terrorists also said there needs to be a credible investigation saying holder has the latest. it's been almost three months since she was killed inside the saudi consulate in istanbul turkey continues to accuse saudi arabia of trying to cover up the crime because of its lack of transparency in the investigation turkey is also frustrated with what it sees as an action on the part of the west many european countries who are promoting the freedom of media for freedom of the expression are closing their eyes and this country and the politicians you know you see this statement putting some sanctions on the people who are already in prison who will never be visiting those countries calls are now growing louder for an international investigation what we have said since the beginning is it's absolutely es

troops from syria turkey and the u.s. have now agreed to cooperate to ensure that there isn't a power vacuum following the u.s. withdrawal and began joint withdrawals around the city over the last months. this is all part of the man beach agreement reached between the u.s. and turkey in june as part of that deal the us guaranteed that kurdish fighters would withdraw from one beach to east to the east of the euphrates by the end of two thousand and eighteen a new city council would also be established by local arabs from the region who have been displaced due to the nearly four year civil war that the road map was put in place in order to avoid a confrontation between the u.s. and turkey washington has been training and arming kurdish y p g fighters since two thousand and fourteen but turkey consider is the group to be a terrorist organization find out more and speak the scene and qusay glu who is live for us in istanbul tell us a little bit more about the way that ankara sees all of the developments of course the end of t

this is deja news live from phailin turkey voices impatience with the u.s. over a longstanding extradition request on carroll wants to put the muslim cleric face you know cool and on trial for office tracing the failed to twenty sixteen coup turkey's foreign minister says it's time for the u.s. to same and hope also coming up. growing discontent in hungary to controversial new goals mobilize thousands of anti-government protesters for the fourth time this week we'll ask our correspondent in budapest has picked a whole bunch government on to far. i'm christine one but welcome to the program turkey's foreign minister says u.s. president donald trump told turkish president which of the one that washington is working on extraditing turkey's most wanted man turkey has a long sought the extradition off the muslim cleric that's one of the man on current ses was behind the failed military coup in twenty sixteen and has lived in the united states for almost twenty years he denies any involvement in the coup attempts. foreign minister. who say discussed the matter at

i'm rebecca races welcome to the program top government officials from russia and turkey have met to discuss their response to the u.s. military pullout in syria the talks also camas turkey's threaten to launch an operation against u.s. backed kurdish forces in the city of money beach the areas east of man bitch a controlled by the kurdish forces seen here in red which turkey ses as a terrorist organization and has vowed to eliminate most cohen ankara's say they'll coordinate ground operations in syria despite the fact that they have backing opposed factions in the country's ongoing civil war. a warm reception for turkish officials in moscow but after the hugs and handshakes. the pressing business of shifting alliances in syria washington surprise military withdrawal has reshuffled the deck following their talks moscow an anchor represented a united front. with the students and you today we have reached an understanding on how the russian and turkish military representatives on the ground will continue to coordinate their actions under these new circumstances with an aim and to a bad

justice department says cannot legally be extradited to turkey, no matter how much turkey wants to get their hands on him. mike flynn, nevertheless, was going to deliver him, for money. did i mention this was all for money? by election day itself on november 8th, mike flynn published a somewhat terrifying op-ed in the hill newspaper where he called this turkish guy living in pennsylvania a shady islamic mullah, and compared him to freakin' osama bin laden. so all that unfolds over the space of less than four months. when mike flynn was not being paid by this foreign government, he told an american audience the night of the coup that they should applaud the coup, that the overthrow of the government in turkey would be great for the united states. they should applaud that. that would be amazing. let's root for these people who are trying to overthrow that government. let us root for the coup. sensing an opportunity to make a buck, though -- i was going to say turns on a dime. he turnses on many dimes. $600,000 worth of dimes and says less than two weeks later, you know what? forget what

so much for him power in turkey on the ground well russia was empowering turkey counting that the americans will be there and turkey would be a sort of a counterbalance against the americans but now that the americans are out do you think russia and turkey could make up a happy couple so to say i mean how comfortable they you know being left one on one the rather than the friend running against somebody else that's an excellent question and i think the relationship ever since the shutdown of the plane has acquired some new dimensions in the energy field i think there is understanding the to a large degree regionally in security wise syria is more important for turkey than it is for russia is this you know speaking the russian geopolitics turkey is backyard and turks are very cautious and very allergic to any dealings that are seen as a conference of their interest i think for now for maybe three to four months the russians have be russians will have been acting very carefully. until the local elections in turkey because this is the time period were the one maybe prone to even more you know

to president rich of time but one that washington is working on extraditing turkey's most wanted man to he has a long sought the extradition off the muslim cleric fifteen of golan the man on chorus ses was behind the failed military coup in twenty sixteen glenn has lived in the united states for almost twenty years he denies any involvement in the coup attempts. now foreign minister. whose say is trump and discuss the matter at the g. twenty summit two weeks ago. this guy and the. other others in this organization eighty four names that we have to cross the united states takes a dive if you would so i took. him a. while last time when we met him and it's not just the president from paul that the one that they had been working on. rifle more on the story and i'm joined by the correspondence dorian jones in istanbul and stefan xians in washington gentlemen hello to you both jeff and i want to start with you have there any been reactions to the statements in the u.s. no i'm afraid not not as of now at this point and nobody rect it officially or unofficially nothing from sources and noth

they believe in turkey and they trust turkey. all this happening around low so this happened in africa. this is what happened in this in josh. and from this period on what. these things happened is. as you can see. we will not hesitate to take steps but of course with mr trump the result of our meeting. he said to us this time. if you could juke. you. from this area we said yes we will and we will continue if you. give logistic support to us. and now we can see they started to throw now the market is. to further their diplomatic relations and how we done. how we literally lived three thousand members in jobless and we will continue. to be why did and why p.g. we will neutralize. all of them and we have the capacity and the skills and we have the free syrian army. everyone should know this. so this is. syrian territories. for us it's a responsibility we have to take to secure syrian territory so. million syrian in our country. for them to go back to their country. and the people who live in syria and the brotherhood we have with t

a military standoff so i think turkey will be cautious and make sure that. if there is an offense on kurds that no russian soldier or russian you know. citizens on the ground would hurt and we already witnessed several months ago half a year ago when russia already deployed its military police units amongst kurds to avoid turkish offensive on them so i think there they will try to avoid or i mean they will avoid this military standoff and i think they will try to find their way as for the checks it must have leverage has leverage on talks it's it's quite arguable whether you know there is influence or control of course they will bargain they will use whatever you know leverage they have but we should not forget that both russia and turkey despite of having disagreements they prefer to compartmentalize their relations and don't mix you know economics and politics security concerns and politics again or economics so this is why i wouldn't. talk here about you know who is having leverage and whom or rather. two parties trying to pursue their interests and try t

that washington is working on extraditing turkey's most wanted man turkey has long sought the extradition of the muslim cleric to look will lend a man believes was behind the failed military coup in two thousand and sixteen glenn has lived in the united states for almost twenty years he denies any involvement in the coup attempts for this guy and do the others along with this organization a through four names that we have aggressive united states director of our issue which i prefer. well last time. the american. president trump told everyone that they have been working on. for more i'm joined by g.w. correspondents dorian jones in istanbul and stefan in washington hello to you both stefan let's start with you have there been any reactions to the statement in the u.s. no not so far as to say crickets as far as i can tell i'm told now that might change during the course of the day but so far we haven't heard anything is very unlikely that we hear anything today as the president or the same president will as we reported now has allegedly told mr ed wong that the u.s. is working on extraditi