absolutely because that's the place where nato soldiers have been serving where nato soldiers have been dying mr sultan but when i spoke to him said that we shouldn't. be too predicting imminent peace in afghanistan he said he thought it although he was pleased by the efforts he thought there was a long road ahead and it was interesting when i pressed him on some of those fundamental freedoms that nato soldiers have died trying to protect things like education for all women's rights human rights media freedom he said that those must not be sacrificed if the taliban is brought to the table and bought into the political process in afghanistan and i can see that down the line is a potential source of tension among some of the western allies thanks very much james. well earlier i spoke to eva formally the u.s. ambassador to nato and began by asking him first of the main concerns of the alliance. russia has returned quite clearly as a major challenge to the security in europe it has invaded ukraine and next crimea it is in other parts of europe involved militarily as well as through cyber an

as nato celebrates seventy years the u.s. president tells germany it needs to pay more for the security alliance plus why brazilians saw it farmers are worried china could be losing its appetite for their followers and in sport russell westbrook produces a game winning in history maybe in performance in the n.b.a. . the corruption trial of former malaysian prime minister najib razak which got underway in kuala lumpur a few hours ago has been adjourned for two weeks he's accused of being involved in the disappearance of four and a half billion dollars from a state fund pleaded not guilty to seven charges of money laundering and corruption and he did related to claims he pocketed more than ten million dollars from one of the funds companies it's the first of several cases against the florence lawyer for staff from kuala lumpur. criminal breach of trust money laundering and abuse of power just three of dozens of charges facing the former prime minister of malaysia not to present the last few years of his administration had been

nato says the reason that its foreign ministers are here rather than nato leaders is because they'll meet at the end of the year in another summit but privately diplomats from nato countries have told me there was a reluctance to have a meeting here that would have to be chaired by president trump given the destruction he caused at the last to nato summit in brussels. james bays out zero washington. the u.s. vice president has warned nato ally turkey over its plan to purchase a russian missile defense system mike pence says turkey must decide if it wants to remain a critical partner after ankara confirmed it will buy the advanced as four hundred system the u.s. has suspended deliveries of equipment needed to turkey's purchase of american a thirty five fighter jets washington is concerned the russian system could compromise the security of the planes not a loophole in the u.s. laws allows people convicted of domestic and sexual abuse to own guns america's biggest gun lobby the national rifle association wants lawmakers to keep it that way but ahead of a vote in congress survivors of a

potentially destroying the alliance that's why many nato members remain suspicious of the u.s. commitment to nato members fear a weakened alliance without the united states would be powerless to contain russia's advance into ukraine and threats to its neighbors that's why steps have been taken to strengthen the pact as a result of trump's threats spurred on intentionally perhaps a little bit towards european autonomy greater european autonomy so it's been happening for a long time but i think maybe help the europeans pick up the pace a little bit of building their own capability separate from nato but for all of trump's criticisms the u.s. congress still supports nato january bipartisan legislation passed in the house of representatives blocking tromp from withdrawing from the twenty nine nation pact there similar legislation in the senate knowing this nato as leaders sought. reassuring members from the oval office after years of cutting the fronts of budgets. to invest more and by the end of next year they will add the hundred billion more. into the sense of urgency to go for

nato says the reason that its foreign ministers are here rather than nato leaders is because they'll meet at the end of the year in another summit but privately diplomats from nato countries have told me there was a reluctance to have a meeting here that would have to be chaired by president trump given the destruction he caused at the last to nato summit in brussels james al-jazeera washington and there will be a meeting on thursday at the state department off those nato foreign ministers were looking out for more tensions there were some tensions on display on wednesday particularly as regards turkey's decision to buy a russian missile defense system over the objections of the u.s. who will be looking up more developments on that on thursday as well as italy's increasing closeness with china so we'll be covering that on thursday at the state department. and washington d.c. thank you. when i'm ahead in the news hour including. but less than a week to go before israel's general election right wing parties are surging in the polls. multibillion dollar corruption scandal former prime m

elections so an important statement coming there from those governments from the key western members of nato that also have seats at the u.n. security council and the united arab emirates i suspect there is a possibility now of something happening in the u.n. security council because among the key members of the security council france was the one that i think was more sympathetic than anyone else to general have to van now telling him to stop and that i think means it's quite possible that the u.n. security council in the coming hours may also follow this call that has come from these key countries here at the nato summit day two of their discussions james what else did they work their way through today well with a little listening to a readout of that right now as i speak yen stoltenberg the secretary general of nato is giving a news conference he may wolf well refer to libya as well because of course the problems or the problems as we see it now in libya in part stem back to the so-called arab spring a nato was directly involved there with the bombing and we're also going to hear in the n

to iran has is sitting this well now that the moment the secretary of state has called on nato allies to adapt to be a lie an alliance that it can confront marching threats from russia and china at pompei aspect to foreign ministers gathered in washington to mark the alliance the seventieth anniversary altus our state department correspondent robin jordan has one. the twenty nine foreign ministers of nato spent thursday discussing the latest challenges to the security alliance chief among them the government of russian president vladimir putin from support for bashar assad in syria and nicolas maduro in venezuela to what the u.s. says is russia's repeated violations of the intermediate range nuclear forces treaty better known as the i.n.f. treaty the fear is that the u.s. decision to pull out of the i.n.f. will launch a new nuclear arms race nato secretary general again stoltenberg called the situation grave but avoidable russia going on this treaty is a pop on of destabilizing behavior the trumpet ministration and before it the obama administration had been critical of nato members f

and women in uniform and the people of the united states of america have been staunch supporters on nato america has been the backbone of our alliance it has been for the mental to european security and for our freedom we would not have the peaceful and prosperous europe we see today without the sacrifice and the commitment of the united states for your enduring support i thank you today. mr stoltenberg got a standing ovation from members of the two houses here and if you look at a recent survey americans strongly support nato the one problem is that for the first time in seventy years you have a president in the white house who is skeptical of the alliance who privately has said to his advisors perhaps i should pull out of nato and that explains why at an important historical moment seventy years since the foundation of this alliance the meeting that's taking place here in the next twenty four hours is that foreign minister level they've seen the problems of when they get president trump together with the other nato leaders he causes destruction he questions the alliance he questions ot

so who's going to do with nato going to promote. this lunatic will be too pleased to. move the militias and he's going to keep and he's one tremendous amount of. people who will set up all this if you wish you know that the u.s. house of representatives has approved a bill to support for saudi u.a.e. led war and yemen the resolution had already passed the senate and now kosar president donald trump who last month said he would veto the measure had it all hang reports from washington d.c. . i don't want to see fourteen million yemenis starve to death harsh words for saudi arabia build the house chambers if the saudis don't stop their blockade and let food and medicine in within six months we will see one of the great humanitarian crisis in the world and with that in a vote of two hundred forty seven to one hundred seventy five the house joined the senate in sending the message the congress wants the u.s. military to stop supporting the saudi coalition's war in yemen this is the first time that he u.s. congress has rebuked a president on a war powers resolution which was

alliance with so-called reckless decisions comes as nato secretary general warned the u.s. congress about quote more assertive threat from russia still from burke says nato does not want to new cold war but he says its partners must not be naive about relations with moscow. back to get to james phase that down with the instruction but a short time ago began by asking him if nato is concerned about tensions within the alliance. i am not denying that there are tensions on the there are disagreements on the wide range of different issues trade climate change energy and also other issues but we have seen differences in between nato allies before back to the suez crisis in fifty six to the iraq war in two thousand and three which. strongly supported somalia as a strong were against. the war but this spite these differences while there were are needed from history is that nato has always been able to overcome them and stand together and unite around the record tosca that is to protect or defend the other and i'm absolutely confident that up also be the case now and the cotton ask

which has created this remit between allies and nato provides a platform for allies to address issues like to this the s s four hundred issues going on the agenda of the meeting today but i expect of course is to be or to be addressed on the margins of the meeting because nato is a platform for our laws to discuss issues like this need to provides support to turkey and we augment the air defense. the air defense cold turkey river to the point of. nato to buttress another big issue that's being discussed here is the situation in afghanistan because of course that somewhere beyond normal operational area where a decade ago it decide to send its forces there of course we have important developments those peace talks that been taking place in doha between the u.s. and the taliban but i think the interesting thing there is that's very much being at that level between the u.s. and the taliban they haven't even included their main partner the afghan government and not much visibility of what's going on on those talks for the rest of nato so i think some of the nato allies are expecting quite

ukraine has lost thirteen thousand people because the parliament has in shrine a pro nato pro e.u. perspective in its constitution this is a settled issue ukraine wants to join nato it wants a join the e.u. a majority of people support it so if zelinsky is elected and he tries to hold a referendum on nato i think there's going to be strife i don't think he's going to be able to do it public opinion is really going to limit the next president's foreign policy options thank you very much from the atlantic council melinda herring added to the. we move to gaza now where the two main border crossings have reopened for the first time in six days israel left at restrictions on sunday morning after a weekend of mass protest on the fence dividing gaza and israel for palestinian protesters were killed and two hundred forty others injured in the demonstrations mohammed jan june has more now from gaza. more indications that egypt should mediated talks between hamas other palestinian factions and israel are on a positive track first came word on sunday that the government was salim and areas cr

nato secretary general as warm the u.s. congress about what he calls a more assertive threat from russia stoltenberg addressed politicians on capitol hill to mount was seventieth anniversary of the security alliance he said nato doesn't want a new cold war but added its partners must not be naive about relations with moscow our diplomatic attitude james bay sat down with berg he began by asking if nato is concerned about tensions within the alliance. i am not denying that there are tensions on the there are disagreements on the wide range of different issues trade climate change energy and also other issues but we have seen differences between nato allies before back to the soon as crisis in fifty six to the iraq war in two thousand and three which. strongly supported somalia as a strong were against. the war but this spite these differences while we were on it from history is that we need to always been able to overcome them and stand together and unite around the record tosca that is to protect and defend each other and i

vice president is one nato ally turkey of its plan to purchase a russian missile defense system mike pence is to be must decide if it wants to remain a critical part of the uncle come to them little by the advanced as four hundred system the u.s. has suspended deliveries of equipment needed for turkey's purchase of american f. thirty five thousand to jets washington is concerned the russian system could compromise the security of the planes. one of the leaders of a party that claimed victory in thailand's disputed election is facing a charge of sedition the future forward party leader posted an image on social media of a police summons as wayne hay now reports there's already a growing suspicion the military is blocking the opposition's claim to victory. thailand's election was supposed to give power back to the people after five years of military rule but many people worry their votes counted for nothing in an election they say was rigged in favor of a pro-military party several groups are collecting signatures to impeach the election commissioners who were appointed by the army lea

make or ukraine oriented towards nato and the second issue easy point to me here i think the legacy of mr parrish anchor is just tragic because ukraine was promised prosperity and the european is a nation in two thousand and fourteen the result is that now ukraine is officially the poorest nation in europe it went even further down you know that gave all of the poorest nations in. europe oft at mr poroshenko introduce your so-called reforms with your soul quote younger and foremost most of the who cracked up to be corrupt so i agree with alexy corruption is a very important issue but unfortunately if the situation with corruption in ukraine only worsened after victoriano which was violently almost up from boeing by them i don't revolutionaries ok thanks for that let me hold on to ms give oregon give oregon first given first can we talk about the view from europe and does see europe have any will whoever when have any influence on how europe interacts with ukraine. from the european or western perspective it is is very important that the new ukrainian authorities both president and newl

acting defense secretary says he believes that nato ally turkey will cancel its order of a russian air defense system on monday washington announced to hold two deliveries of its f. a thirty five warplanes to ankara it was the culmination of months of warnings that turkey's purchase of the russian s. four hundred system compromise the security of the f. thirty five program now patrick shanahan says he's confident the turkish government will drop the russian system. authorities say the death toll in mozambique from last month's cycling has risen to five hundred ninety eight human to tarion workers are now struggling to contain a cholera outbreak in the wake of the storm for me to millar is following the story from johannesburg in neighboring south africa. aid organizations are trying to work as quickly as possible to administer the color of vaccinations across barrow which is an area which was devastated by cycle only it died two weeks ago and now they will have about nine hundred thousand doses of the vaccine delivered to mozambique today but ahead of that awareness is very important t

mr speaker tomorrow marks seventy years since the founding of nato let me assure the house that under this government the united kingdom will continue to play our leading role in nature as it continues its mission of keeping nearly one billion people safe mr speaker this morning i had meetings with ministerial colleagues and others in addition to my duties in this house i should have further such meetings later today him turning oh you're very much going to assure the growing menace the not going to respect the will be raised lutheran you know well this is going to raise of another really important issue so i couldn't talk to doctors and my constituency at the university hospital raised the issue regarding the pension scheme. for doctors and control. the consequences and dr fraternally. so as was their prime minister's questions beginning just after midday . a lot of bragg's that to come but some other business is being dealt with at the moment while we wait for the break that related news we will check in with our correspondents following developments today why don't you bring us up

addressed politicians on capitol hill to mark the seventieth anniversary of the security alliance he says nato does not want a new cold war but added that its partners must not be naive about relations with moscow algeria's former president has issued another statement after he stepped down abilities beautifully asked for forgiveness for any mistakes he has made the constitutional council has met to decide the next steps. the u.s. will provide four hundred million dollars in new way to venezuela in support of opposition leader was. after the money will be sent to neighboring countries taking in venezuela and refugees the bill also eases sanctions on officials who recognized by those government president nicolas maduro has called wedo a puppet of the us and accuses washington of trying to conduct a coup and schools in venezuela have reopened after weeks of prolonged blackouts two major power outages forced the government to cancel classes across the country estimate a row is trying to rationalize tricity for the rest of this month as the government scrambles to repair the power system as in the

neighboring greece governing social democratic party candidate staver under off skiis campaigned on nato an e.u. membership while his main rival. a university professor is supported by the country's nationalist party marcos about it has more now on the capital's. these presidential elections in north mustard only are seen as thirst for the ruling coalition led by prime minister. especially after implementation of perth program and the huge and the three decades old name dispute between france and scorpio politicians underlies the results especially turnout because today we are told they feel to encourage people to vote the turnout was just forty percent that's important for the second round of the presidential election because that's the margin needed for to make the election successful otherwise new elections has to be organized circle round of presidential elections will be fighting between two divided political blocs in north most of the candidate of ruling coalitions they have opened out of skew and candidate of party which was on power in discounter until two years ago when politica

nato and so on instead what do they see they have a frozen conflict in the east corruption is still right some say goes all the way to the top so we have this rejection of mainstream politics to the extent that people are prepared to embrace. a sort of blind faith in the world to me is a linsky he's not there yet of course he's going to fight and win the second round yet and those policies of his such as they exist will come under greater and pleasure closest scrutiny in the weeks ahead. japan's just announced the name of the next imperial era reva the two japanese characters were revealed at a news conference re roughly translates as order come ons means peace or harmony the era is set to begin in a month when the new empress takes the train michael penn heads up she gets a news agency he says the imperial reign name is a knitting pot of modern japanese culture many japanese even today very much you know mark their lives and mark their past in the past their families using these imperial era names so when you when you've signed official documents you have to use them in japan so it's ver

nato and so on instead what do they see they have a frozen conflict in the east corruption is still right some say goes all the way to the top so we have this rejection of mainstream politics to the extent that people are prepared to be braced sort of blind faith is invalid to me is alinsky he's not there yet of course he's got to fight and win the second round yet of those policies of his such as they exist will come under far greater and closer closer scrutiny in the weeks ahead melinda herring is the editor of ukraine at the atlantic council she told me earlier that ukraine is struggling economy has been a key factor for voters in this election is a list may not have experience but he knows people who do have experience and he knows people who can get the economy going again in the economy is really the central issue in this election sure the war is important but the economy is really dragging foreign direct investment it is completely flat in two million ukrainians are working in the czech republic and poland so if the ones he can get the economy going if he could finally turn the tid

when nato forces came to afghanistan we only had one russian class now we have four classes because there's no sensitivities around knowing russian. six thousand five hundred afghans are studying russian and three hundred sixty can apply for paid scholarships into russian universities our want to learn russian because it is an international language if i learn this language i will be able to introduce the russian culture in afghanistan and vice versa russia has turned towards afghanistan as the u.s. has turned away after eighteen years at war america is looking for a way out u.s. taliban talks are progressing seem to be around a foreign troop withdrawal without being asked moscow held parallel talks in march upstaging the us by getting afghan leaders and the taliban in the same or agreed with on many fronts and the fall date in future can be succeeded moved further and on thursday moscow hosted a trilateral meeting with china and the u.s. would be agreed to work together to bring peace to afghanistan russia's rebrand and afghanistan extends to a new cultural seem to hair in western kabul in

government is very friendly to the russian economy be interesting but on your hands it is a member of nato it is member of european and it's a huge german interest for example so i don't think you said this is. the changes you know or bruticus political picture. it's it's a some small size zero two more strengthening. because the eastern countries especially those most hideous horvath good to speak with you. thank you very much. still to come on counting the cost sixteen thousand jobs on the line as jet airways grounds flights. the neo liberal economies love to talk up independent central banks free of political interference these banks have been able to raise and lower rates to curb inflation and boost growth but a populist trend has emerged that threatens their freehand president trump who has regularly attacked his pick for u.s. fed chairman jerome powell said the stock market would be five thousand to ten thousand points higher if the central bank had done its job properly breaks it is of rubbish the bank of england and its canadian governor mark carney prediction on the economic impac

society and she joins us from paris on skype from italy is that a birth or did julio scientific order nato there a research project which documents in europe with three d. modeling and the london we have francis maude an architect and director donald associates who took part in the restoration of the windsor castle in the ok welcome to you all karen i think the question that many people are asking right now is how will not all done but we're built is going to be the same again and actually that's a big subject of debate right now because of course there are one norms of construction and the history of the monument that has to be respected but as we know there was just a competition that was announced today. for an international competition from architects across the world with a new spire which is an element which will bring obviously something new to the cathedral so they're not planning obviously do just reconstruct the nineteenth century spire which was done during a major restoration by the famous restore of you the viewer later duca so that's one element in terms of the rest of the of

russian system due to be delivered in july it's the latest in a series of diplomatic disputes between two nato partners. mexico's president has pledged to help control the flow of central american migrants through its territory as the us government pushes to speed up the deployment of hundreds of officers to the southern border being moved to handle an influx of undocumented migrants to stop them from trying to enter the united states washington says it will ramp up its efforts to return asylum seekers to mexico more with. this memo from u.s. homeland security secretary here is to nielsen says as many as seven hundred fifty u.s. border patrol agents may be reallocated from where they're currently position which maybe interior checkpoints are processing commercial trade to these hot spots right on the border where they're seeing an influx of central american families and unaccompanied minors crossing without authorization into the u.s. that number is that it is at an eleven year high in march and expected one hundred thousand people who are entering the u.s. in that manner to seek asylum from p

since the country changed its name the governing social democratic party candidate has campaigned on nato and e.u. membership analysts say the turnout is expected to be low because of disillusionment at the government's failure to tackle high unemployment. other debates among some year appear nations over what to do with women and children who've lived on the eisel in syria but in cost of all of the government has decided to bring back more than one hundred of its citizens and it reports. far away from battlefields and refugee camps in syria dozens of women are being given a second chance to be part of a nation they chose to leave along with them more than seventy children who had no say in the matter. as most european nations stall in repatriating their citizens who went off to fight for i sold or at least support myself fighters the semi autonomous region of kosovo has brought back the largest group so far though he regarded as an important uncensored the rope aeration was organized in which the government of course with the help of the united states has returned a hundred and ten of it

achieve so many foreign policy goals that they've wanted since one thousand nine hundred eighty weakening nato separating the u.s. from its traditional allies weakening our commitment to free trade so many things from a weak state for twenty five million what will pakistan think about doing the next time india has an election what might saudi arabia think about infiltrating messaging into iran or god or so a lot. nations all over the world are going to be looking at what russia accomplished because mueller documents very well that for very little money they shook american democracy jeremiah thank you very much indeed for your arses thank you. you're watching there live from london still ahead arrest warrant is issued for the libyan warlord highly for have to and as the u.n. warns fighting between his forces and government troops could escalate even further . human rights groups expressed concern after a court in bahrain revoked the nationality of one hundred thirty eight people following a mass trial. and sport will tell you about the most lucrative contract in n.f.l. history will be here with

thirty five jets sold so it's a nato ally. nigeria has suspended mining in one of its northern states and ordered all foreigners and gazed in mining activities to leave the move comes after a surge in crime in zamfara stating valving kidnappings and killings by the dream's has more from the capital. the last two years have been particularly hard and go in perspective in nigeria's them for a state there's been an increase in the number of kidnappings and killings the victims include local people and forty investors in the last two years criminal gangs have taken over large areas why goold use mind. the military police and security forces have been deployed to the region in recent weeks and the government has now ordered an immediate halt to all mining operations. at it is old and it's. discriminatory laments. that. mining that through that is done for the military has established and lets us it. that it is of the bund it's. listed minus their position that's gaining traction among some nigerians including security experts would

changed its name governing social democratic party candidate steve on and off skiing has campaigned on nato and e.u. membership while his main rival gordana silly and duck of a university professor is supported by the nationalist party analysts say turnout is expected to be low due to voter apathy with the government's failure to tackle high unemployment. christian worship as in paris have paid tribute to the not true don cathedral during an easter sunday mass at the same to stash church so. this was meant to be held at the not true don but had to be moved after the devastating fire earlier this week firefighters who helped save the building from complete destruction were also in attendance the archbishop of paris paid homage to the victims of the bombings in sri lanka as well. those of us reviewed agrees. we followed christ on his way to the cross christ and each time he got up again we're brothers and sisters we will get up again like our cathedral will rise again our church will be cleansed of the blemishes that's in this and that it's responsible for we are especially thinking about pro

when nato forces came to afghanistan we only had one russian class now we have four classes because there is no sensitivities around learning russian. six thousand five hundred afghans are studying russian and three hundred sixty can apply for paid scholarships into russian university. i want to learn russian because it is an international language if i learn this language i will be able to introduce the russian culture in afghan.

neighboring greece the governing social democratic party candidate stefan and that all ski has campaigned on nato an e.u. membership which the new name helps facilitate his main rival gordana cillian oscar dove call of university professor is supported by the nationalist party but analysts are saying turnout is expected to be low due to voter apathy and general disillusionment over the government's failure to tackle high unemployment. police in georgia have used tear gas and rubber bullets to break up protests against the construction of a hydro power plant around three hundred people participated in the demonstration near the village of bourke jani some of them hurling rocks at police and hitting them with sticks they say development in the mountainous region will destroy the environment and their homes. shin fein leader mary lou mcdonald has called for an end to violent rioting in northern ireland in the wake of the murder of journalist lira mckee the head of the irish republican party made the comments during easter rising commemorations in belfast twenty nine year old nicky was shot and kille

ration union or customs union was that i should say i in favor of you see i am favor even the nato and insist sedation definitely even the four. and you can it would be almost impossible to move the country back to russia as a problem with zelinsky as they feel that he's. experience we don't know much about the steam what does it feel to experience the sea and what it definitely will try to play us. and here we are coming to certain to certain deja's but i hope we will overcome again because because im sure that all's course of ukraine seems to me to see as as these current the current president bush ok professor i think we learned we'll leave it there for now it's going to be a gripping race today to see whether or not zielinski does in fact make it to the top job his television show by the way is called servant of the people and that is the kind of president that zillion steve wants to be or at least claims he is going to become the reality though it may be somewhat different because he has as we said no political experience and a lot of people are worried about who has been the hard

thousand and eleven the first the first meddling as we all remember is the military intervention by nato into does eleven to dubois the whole team and eventually leading to the case we see in the country today and what is happening today is also a continuation of that a process which started then we still seem not only by region that countries like egypt. but also turkey and countries as far away as france and italy and the united states you name it their country totally and so even the head of the regime and they want the fire as assad said he blamed in fact foreign forces for supporting the latest attack that's going on in tripoli right now and we all he also did say there have to is no longer a partner and he's committed war crimes so does this mean that the work that's been done over the past two years and terms of trying to find some sort of political solution and the two men have met face to satirize as well as have does this mean that what's been built over the past two years has now completely failed. well you could see it that way and. also you could see it in the other way arou

former foreign minister says six former prime ministers of course of which one to form a leaders of nato with the greatest of respect what difference do you think this letter is likely to make to. a trump white house that has become a renowned for its jewing multilateralism they go their own way they get it and. i think our letter is primarily directed at leaders of the european union we are all of those signs of being of all the european union any european policy for quite some time need to be on these particular issues and we are urging those that are now responsible for you being you new policies to be. clear in standing firm on these particular principles then i would expect that to be a dialogue between both europe and the united states and europe and there but this for the palestinians and the different arab countries so that some sort of compromise can be reached but in the run up to the peace plan that has been rumored it is extremely important that the european union is firm on the principles of international law and certainly say yes it is for all of the peoples of the region t

vice president mike pence wanted that turkey could lose its nato membership if it goes ahead with the deal meanwhile in return the u.s. has suspended turkey's pitches of after thirty five fighter jets the u.s. has been fiercely against the deal because it says the as four hundred system which is one of the world's most powerful defenses dems could be a threat at zero one reassured the russians there's no need to worry. we have already created this four hundred roadmap the mistery steps down everything is finished if after that someone comes out with the recommendations to abandon it and won't recognize our opinion if we have already signed an agreement of course we will continue to move forward this is our sovereign right. both leaders spoke at length about syria and announce a new approach to control violence in the. armed groups like higher. russia recently complained that turkey had failed to live up to its promise that it would control rebel groups in the province as agreed in such a last year. we are in principle creating a joint patrol to have a patrol from two sides we haven't

addressed politicians on capitol hill to mark the seventieth anniversary of the security alliance he said nato doesn't want to a new cold war but added that its partners must not be naive about relations with moscow. nearly a million people in mozambique to being vaccinated against cholera after last month . most of those being immunized are in the port city of barrow which was hardest hit two people have died from the disease and nearly two thousand been recorded. reporting now from mozambique. this camp in john doe's home to more than six hundred people displaced by the high clone and the flooding that followed that's just a fraction of the one point seven million people in wasn't biko been displaced following that flooding people here say conditions of very difficult once you went to the tents behind us they're quite clear there's nothing in it and nothing in these tents people say that's really all they have the biggest worry for them is the delivery of food as well as medicine they say they have received some but delivery has been inconsistent they last saw a doctor about three days ago a

will agree to delay breck city of herat because as it's unlikely any member of nato the latest request for an extension by a minister to resign may's asking for an additional three months to secure withdrawal agreement the u.k. set to leave the bloc next friday but a deal has not been approved by the british parliament despite this it's a measure the u.k. has started issuing passports with the words european union removes. elsewhere thousands of taking to the streets across germany to protest against rising property rents in the capital but around six thousand demonstrators gathered in the city's main square they say property developers have bought up thousands of apartments driving up the cost of rent activists have started a petition for the government to take back properties from large scale landlords about eighty five percent of the city's residents rent now homes rather than own them and just a bit of news from france protest is from the yellow vest movement have rallied across the country in the twenty first consecutive weekend of demonstrations there in riot police fired tear ga

dispute and a step to compromise name northam with the dornier the country will become a full member of nato by the end of the year. a powerful earthquake has struck the northern philippines killing at least eleven people and injuring sixteen others the magnitude six point three quake northwest of the capital manila damaging buildings and knocking out power officials in the town of products say three bodies have been pulled from a collapsed building rescuers are continuing to search for survivors. mexican police have detained hundreds of refugees and migrants are trying to make their way to the united states only a president like his article had promised to welcome them but he's facing pressure from washington to stop the crossings from mexico city john heilemann has the latest. hundreds of people detained then in this caravan of about three thousand people it's being called the biggest mass detention since these caravans heading through mexico most of them from central america trying to get to the united states began and it's been seen here is quite a surprise and that's because president a