or whether want to take a different different polls but i'm very concerned about the direction that tookie is is taking and took he really needs to make a very very clear choice in the coming years but i have to say i think that. popularity domestically is declining which is a good thing and i think a lot of took a very uneasy with the direction that the country is taking at this at this moment have elected your view of turkey too but you know part of the the legacy at least for the last 70 years of nato turkey was there at the signing as well one thing is that the administration's have come and gone there's been different personalities in all of these jobs in leadership in all these countries but nato is sort of. steel and has been resilient and has continued to function but are we at a crossroads on turkey well i think again niall is right turkey is causing instability in the region particularly in the eastern mediterranean. turkey was brought into the alliance in 1952 so wasn't a founding member but it was done so in part because turkey and greece were under such heavy influence by the

or whether want to take a different different polls but i'm very concerned about the direction that tookie is is taking and took he really needs to make a very very clear choice in the coming years but i have to say i think that. popularity domestically is declining which is a good thing i think a lot of took a very uneasy with the direction that the country is taking at this at this moment have elected your view of turkey too but you know part of the the legacy at least for the last 70 years of nato turkey was there at the signing as well one thing is that the administration's have come and gone there's been different personalities in all of these jobs in leadership in all these countries but nato is sort of. steel and has been resilient and has continued to function but are we at a crossroads on turkey well i think again niall is right turkey is causing instability in the region particularly in the eastern mediterranean. turkey was brought into the alliance in 1952 so wasn't a founding member but it was done so in part because turkey and greece were under such heavy influence by the sovi

other rising powers one might say or reasserting power was trying to fill and that means especially tookie and russia in this region got it i think that we will end it there i wanted to give you the last word michel of i think we're running out of time that in fact concludes our special coverage of the international peace talks here in berlin between a number of countries who have a stake in this german chancellor angela merkel has been welcoming top officials including u.n. secretary general antonio gutierrez u.s. secretary of state mike pompei o and french president. germany says the aim of its diplomatic push is to prevent libya from becoming a 2nd syria thanks so much for joining us you're watching news i'll have more news at the top of the hour up next is a reporter represented including introducing the black mommas a group doing great things for the miners of south africa appreciate you're going. yes. during the 40 years or more that to become a photographer by link my life inside the waves.

hello i'm christine want to welcome to news africa it's good to have you along tookie and russia have called for a cease fire in libya which they want to come into effect on sunday to present richard and his russian counterpart vladimir putin agree they should be a truce in libya but they support different factions in the country and the administration in tripoli which is recognized by the u.n. and most western powers for its part moscow supports general who controls most of the country and has been advancing to take over the capital tripoli now on this map you'll see tripoli in the west and general have to polish based in the east each side is backed by different militias and adding to the mix a number off foreign policy with various interests in the via. one country 2 governments numerous militias. ongoing fighting that the situation in libya it's triggered a flurry of diplomatic meetings in the last days the un backed government of national air caught us in brussels for talks why the government's main rival. was in italy was fine actors increasing involved in libya another diplomat

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tool is there a we were told that because to ration has this been addressed by tookie we listen what these the proposal. we meet with global news makers and talk about the stories that matter how does it. stop something like. that strike toxic. i know. that that. money was killed in a strike by. hello i'm richard burton you're at the listening post here are some of the stories we're covering this week the u.s. and iran after the assassination the media are playing their part in both countries just not the one they are intended to for anyone concerned about this conflict turning into world war 3 twitter has some handy ideas about how to dog a possible draft india bollywood is giving prime minister modi the cold shoulder as his government struggles to sell its new citizenship law and by how they're covered by brazil's mainstream news outlets the people in rio's favelas have taken to telling their own stories. a little more than a week ago most americans had never even heard the name qassam soleimani now iran's top military leader assassinated in a u.s. drone strike has been cast as the

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old jews their own we were told to go to the ministry of all the ration has this been addressed by tookie we listen what is the proposal of spain for a couple of years we meet with global news makers and talk about the stories that matter how does their us. talk to old jews their own we were told to get to that because. all the ration has this been addressed by to ok we listen what he's the proposal office. for a couple on here we meet with global news makers and talk about the stories that matter how does it run. well on a clock in doha the top stories here on al-jazeera and thousands of people are attending the funeral for those killed in the u.s. airstrikes targeting major general it has some sort of money on friday the full funeral for the top iranian commander as well as i wrote the hundreds the deputy commander of the iraq iraqi back to iran back maybe up to maybe as a show of force is under way so i'm on his body will be flown to iran later behind us will be buried in the jeff in iraq while a spokesman for the iranian armed forces has issued a statement saying iran has the right to

actions will destabilize the situation there is a lot of criticism being leveled at the united states tookie has accused the america. president of destabilizing the middle east a view that is being echoed by syria that also says that this will only fuel the conflict not. leader of the iran backed his the group that is based in lebanon has called for the resistance the world over to avenge the killing and at the same time and now they reining back in the gaza strip has expressed its condolences to tehran and as for the iraqi government they have accused the americans also to quote aggression that they say will lead to a devastating war taken this on. the assassination of an iraqi military commander is an aggression on iraq as a state government and people it's a flagrant violation of iraq's sovereignty and dangerous escalation that triggers a destructive war in iraq the region and the world it violates the conditions authorizing the presence of u.s. troops on iraqi soil. cowardly u.s. aggression will only strengthen determination to follow in the path of the resistance these months of leaders

or whether want to take a different different polls but i'm very concerned about the direction the tookie is is taking and took he really needs to make a very very clear choice in the coming years but i have to say i think that. popularity domestically is declining which is a good thing i think a lot of took a very uneasy with the direction that the country is taking at this at this moment heather like to your viewer turkey too but you know part of the the legacy at least for the last 70 years of nato turkey was there at the signing as well one thing is that the administrations have come and gone there's been different personalities in all of these jobs in leadership in all these countries but nato is sort of. steel and beetle has been resilient and has continued to function but are we at a crossroads on turkey well i think again niall is right turkey is causing instability in the region particularly in the eastern mediterranean. turkey was brought into the alliance in 1952 so wasn't a founding member but it was done so in part because turkey and greece were under such heavy influence by

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or whether want to take a different different polls but i'm very concerned about the direction the tookie is is taking and took he really needs to make a very very clear choice in the coming years but i have to say i think that. popularity domestically is declining which is a good thing and i think a lot of took a very uneasy with the direction that the country is taking at this at this moment heather like to your viewer turkey too but you know part of the the legacy at least for the last 70 years of nato turkey was there at the signing as well one thing is that the administration's have come and gone there's been different personalities in all of these jobs in leadership in all these countries but nato is sort of. steel and beetle has been resilient and has continued to function but are we at a crossroads on turkey well i think again niall is right turkey is causing instability in the region particularly in the eastern mediterranean. turkey was brought into the alliance in 1952 so wasn't a founding member but it was done so in part because turkey and greece were under such heavy influenc

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tool to al-jazeera we were told to go to the ministry of information hasn't this been addressed by tookie we listen what he's the proposal office spain for a couple anya we meet with global news makers and talk about the stories that matter just 0. across europe immigration is high on the agenda and in hungary it's presented as a pressing issue we didn't have immigrants' at all 0 immigration but this is the one political topic to anybody and everybody is this message the far right is preparing for battle and their opponents or anyone who is different. prejudice some pride in hungary on al-jazeera. the u.s. is always of interest to people all right the world this has been going on for a number of the tear gas being you have to report the recent international perspective to try to explain for mobile audience how this could impact their life this is an important part of the world now does it is very good news to the world from here. the all. the all. hello again i'm just. with the headlines on al-jazeera there have been protests across iran for a 2nd day increasing pressure on its leaders af

the truth is i don't think much much much will come of that doesn't list unless tookie brings down the 20000 troops or them that not only the supplying arms arms can be met with someone else i mean the circus a place on to the city to to the worst the east will get one strong on the egypt from france from the emirates and saudi arabia or whatever so the issue here is not arms it's man if the turks come into libya with forces ranging from 100-200-3010 extension 000 that don't make a difference otherwise it's once. again we appreciate your perspective and thanks very much it's my pleasure thank you for having. to venezuela now where the new parliament speaker is insisting the rules were followed when he was elected as the new leader of the national assembly on sunday there were chaotic scenes in caracas his own troops physically blocked the opposition. and its allies from taking part in the vote had expected to be reelected instead it was sworn in. one separate vote held outside the national assembly president nicolas maduro has acknowledged as the speaker i mean. it's not just that they