anyone going to the dorian jungle has to pass his small store in the colombian town of nic. lee isn't working with the american dream held by many people. they think the u. s. is the greatest. many people enter the jungle but not many come out the other side. the children died from hunger and thirst and they get injured land . they suffer greatly for their dreams. buddha, you're fruitful there myself. but as i say, until o 2 has his side set on the jungle, the haitian migrant is gathering together what he needs for the journey may cook. he is the last stop before the jungle. it's a tourist result really, but for months, hiking equip and has been flying off the shelves rather than souvenirs. it's too much for too little. the migrants are easy prey. the high crime rate in haiti prompted angelo to leave, but he worked in brazil for 2 years, but didn't, and enough for his own keep, let alone cash for his parents back home. so his heading north winds. i am a man. oh. whatever challenges i face, it's my duty to confront every problem, but are or from that quote, but i want gay, ga

it's highly likely, not all of them will get out of the dorian gap alive, let alone find a better life. in the us. there was jubilation on the streets of sedans, capital cartoon in 2019, when dictator, omar alba, sheer was ousted from office after months of protest. many people were hopeful for a democratic revival after decades of brutal military rule. but it seems that the dream of freedom is over yet again at the end of october, last year, the military to qu, since then all demonstrations have been suppressed in sedans, past conflicts are threatening to escalate once more. outside the camp market stalls are laden with fresh fruit vegetables and meet. but few people can afford to buy much 100000 people live in the old tosh camp in the yellow south. dar for some of them have been here for nearly 20 years. makeshift hunts have given way to houses made of brick, but there's still no proper infrastructure. no electricity. water is delivered by donkey and has to be paid for. most people here have given up hope of ever returning home. they fear they'll be stuck here forever. man tune up do

it's highly likely not all of them will get out of the dorian gap alive. let alone find a better life. in the us. there was jubilation on the streets, sedans, capital, cartoon in 2019 when dictator, omar alba, sheer was ousted from office after months of protest. many people were hopeful for a democratic revival after decades of brutal military rule. but it seems that the dream of freedom is over yet again at the end of october, last year, the military to, to since then all demonstrations have been suppressed. sedans, pass, conflicts are threatening to escalate once more. outside the camp market stalls are laden with fresh fruit, vegetables, and meat. but few people can afford to buy much 100000 people live in the old tosh camp in the yellow south dar for some of them have been here for nearly 20 years. makeshift hunts have given way to houses made of brick, but there's still no proper infrastructure. no electricity. water is delivered by donkey and has to be paid for. most people here have given up hope of ever returning home. they fear they'll be stuck h

earlier, we also did only a correspondent dorian jones, in istanbul, how turkey is coping with sky high inflation? while the country does appear to be trapped in his endless cycle of price rise upon price rise. give you an example. the buffet, my son goes to after school, his cheese on toast price that has jump from $8.00 to $11.00 turkish lira. a bottle of milk is jump from 16 to 24, whereas bread that's a staple of the poorest people in this country. that is increase from 2 and a half layer to 3 and a half. and there are a pull to they could be further arises on the way that's resulted in many people queueing for hours to receive subsidized bread provided by local municipalities, lentils, another staple of the pool. the packet of lentils was tripled in price and toilet paper that something, all of social media passing around a packet of toilet paper i bought last year for $50.00 layer, is now going at a mind blowing a 150 lira. and turks woke up on new year's day to electricity heights ranging from 50 to a 125 percent. during jones, they're reporting from a stumble. brazil president d

all right, that's dorian jones reporting in istanbul for us. thanks so much. european governments may be pinning their hopes on wind farms to help them tackle climate change. for the disposal of old turbines can be anything but environmentally friendly because they can contain hazardous waste. but one polish company has found a way to put retired turbines to better use their more than 20 years old to small unreliable and on viable. many windmills are being removed, but what happens to the rotor blades often made of plastic and other toxic materials in poland, the company admit is turning them into swimming jetties or load bearing members. such as in this foot bridge. it's the brainchild of engineer and the g t p. these old rotor blades as a valuable resource spout me guar news mean for example, the shape of a pillar isn't change because it helps you with what it doesn't wrote of lights out a video. it should be a monument. you very big on them and people should find it impressive, but it'll be on. i was in a, in a hole on a former military side

w, corresponded dorian jones in istanbul. welcome a dorian, how severe are the countries inflation problems? well it's brutal invite to give you an example. i mean i was picking up my son today we went to his favorite po, feta cheese on toes and the price increase from 8 to 11 live. now they write, the price is with pencil so they can increase the price is without changing the menus. and this is happening all over the country. prices arise, you want everything, you can imagine. i'm buying milk, it was 16 lira last year. and now it's $24.00. when i came to buy a cruise from christmas at the beginning of the week, it was a 100 lira when i went to buy it 2 days later to jump to a 124 basic staples, things are poor. people rely on like lentils, the prices have increased 3, fall from $8.00 to $24.00 lira for a packet, and things like toilet paper that something every is talking about. last year, a packet of 9 was 50. now it went, then it went to 70. and now it's on my mind blowing a $150.00 lira across a bull prices. oh, rocketing

and dorian adjust reporting from istanbul. he's been talking to us about the dramatic and evaluation of the lira. thank you. we turn our focus now to the horn of africa, specifically the conflict and ethiopia, where the to grind people's liberation front as announced. it will be, we're drawing from several regions. they had captured that of the to grey forces claims. the move was a step towards peace. if your p has been fighting a civil war for more than a year, now, forces from the to gray region have been battling government troops and a conflict that has drawn in neighboring eritrea as well. both sides are accused of committing atrocities. meanwhile, tens of thousands of civilians have died and millions have lost their homes. access for journalists has been very limited, but our correspondence visited the government controlled am har region embedded with local authorities from their maria girth. nicholas group filed this report on the people caught in the crossfire. this is all that is left of our you but hans house to it.

w correspondence to dorian jones is standing by an istanbul. what does this mean for the people in turkey? well, it means suffering. turkish people are facing a sooner meal price increases to day, so petrol price is going up. dairy products have gone up over 50 percent in the last few weeks rent, so also soaring as landlords try to pay the rent for rent rises to the the, the rising dollar on top of that there's expectation of a heating bills will be soaring as well. thus winter snows an hour hitting turkey that because turkey import over 90 percent of its energy and full turkish businesses, the story is also believed. they are warning that they are fearing that people will no longer be paying their bills. are they off holding or paying their invoices? and on top of that, they're soaring, a raw material prices and the heating costs and even turkeys export to $2.00 of them tremendously well at the collapse in the currency. they are wanting that this uncertainty and chaos is leading them not to expand their production because they don't know what'

this is the day the things that i want to talk about is the dorian friendship. it's a chance for it's been so responsible for nailing down. she is seen as the stalwart anchor to a modern transatlantic relationship cooperation between the united states and germany's strong. i value our friendship, but i know what america has done to create a free and democratic german. and i think it's fair to say that the united states has no better partner, no better friend in the world than, than germany. so you are experiencing a reset in the german american relationship. the also coming up more than 45 people lost their lives today in some of the most severe flash flooding western germany has seen in decades and ocean away chancellor miracle was made aware of the unfolding tragedy. sleep. this order to sleep places are experiencing a catastrophe. one could say a tragedy. the words heavy rain and flooding are not enough to describe it. it is quite simply a catastrophe. in the sub for pleasure and cut us over. oh, our viewers of the b as in the united states into all of you ar

this is the day the things that i want to talk about is the dorian friendship chance, or it's been so responsible for natalie down. she is seen as the stalwart anchor to a modern transatlantic relationship cooperation between the united states, germany strong. it fits, i value our friendship, but i know what america has done to create a free and democratic german. and i think it's fair to say that the united states has no better partner, no better friend in the world than, than germany. so you are experiencing a reset in the german american relationship. the also coming up more than 45 people lost their lives today in some of the most severe flash flooding western germany has seen in decades and ocean away chancellor america was made aware of the unfolding tragedy. for this order to sleep, places are experiencing a catastrophe. one could say a tragedy. the words heavy, rain and flooding are not enough to describe it. it is quite simply a catastrophe in the sub for polish and cut us over the reviewers on p b. s. in the united states, into all of the around the world. welcome we begin t

and one of the things that i want to talk about is the in dorian friendship. the chance has been so responsible for nail down and making sure it continues. today is a good opportunity to discuss the german american relationship naturally in the context of europe and its neighbors, as well as the geo political challenges. one of those challenges is nordstrom to president biden, still feeds the german russian gas pipeline as a bad deal, and also a danger for european energy security. germany disagrees for weeks. berlin and washington have been trying without success to find a solution acceptable to both sides. i appreciate his visit a few weeks ago. u. s. foreign minister antony blinked and warned again about the pipelines potential to threaten ukraine. aside from the past surrounding the baltic sea north stream to there's also still no final agreement on punitive steel tariffs or to differing approaches to china. after for difficult years with biden's predecessor donald trump, merkle washing and trap is being touted as a review to german american friendship. le

this is the day the things that i want to talk about is the dorian friendship, is a chance or has been so responsible for natalie down. she is seen as the stalwart anchor to a modern transatlantic relationship. the cooperation between the united states, jeremy, is strong. i value our friendship, but i know what america has done to create a free and democratic germany. i think it's fair to say that the united states has no better partner, no better friend in the world than in germany. so you are experiencing a reset in the german american relationship. the also coming up more than 45 people lost their lives today in some of the most severe flash flooding western germany has seen in decades and ocean away chancellor america was made aware of the unfolding tragedy. for the altar. 2 places are experiencing the catastrophe. one could say a tragedy, the words, heavy rain and flooding are not enough to describe it. it is quite simply a catastrophe in the sub purplish and a cut off over the reviewers on p b. s. in the united states into all of you around the world. welcome. we begin the day. a

w correspondent, dorian giant, who is standing by in a sample door in turkey, relationship with nato, and the u. s. has been strained of late, not to mention the huge security risk of maintaining foreign troops in afghanistan . why would turkey agree to continue providing this support in campbell? well i think they see this is very important opportunity to remind all of its western partners that it is a very important ally. but i think on kara is not planning to have any military confrontation with taliban. in fact, the government has reiterate to the, you know, intend to add to the 500 also, turkish military personnel presence in afghanistan. they see this purely as a, as a defense operation in so far as that they will be looking for some sort of peaceful agreement with the taliban. they are, they are, they do have very close contacts with pakistan. and in fact, the president recap, type heard, one is talking about pakistani troops been part of the operation in the airport. and turkey is where the pac on has very close ties to the taliban on top of that is also looking for cut off. a

and the ministry of defense and the national security director to recruit moral sizes for the same dorians. to defend hellman proven, well we developed but that helped my never arrive with government forces on the back foot and soon to lose american support the same gordon's no, they're fighting with nothing to lose. and we'd like to bring you some soccer into his now and in the year 2020, where germany's through to the last 16 but just barely after surviving what was billed as the group of death. the roller coaster game had fans very much on the edge with their feet, with germany on the verge of elimination. but leon gretz barked wild celebrations in the waning minutes of the match when he scored to secure a 2 to draw just good enough to advance to the knockout round against england. the historic rivals will face off in london on tuesday. and the other game between title holders, portugal and world champions, france there was similar drama and the same result. 22, at the end, the hero, there was christiana rinaldo, who scored twice to spare portugal the fate of going home early. fernando

the same dorians face an enemy that's better equipped and growing bolder by the day. looked neither. otherwise you should have been my mother good. we'll have the taliban use more than weapons like sniper rifles. good night vision . be night and they come in very close to target us but i was injured, but i survived. i never thought if we can even stand up in our out post that been shot and that's what i went suddenly. there's got to be a media fighting force numbering between 508000 militia is holding the line for now. i'm like, i don't know if we send gordon's weren't here. laska guy would fall defending both entrances to the city. some of our numbers knew what the local officials acknowledge the vital role of the san gordon's in keeping the taliban at bay more pit them. i'm see, we got to look at them, see what was telling me that you know what i'm saying gore into having a big impact on the security of health problems. we're asking the government to me, israel defense, and the national security director to recruit more fighters for the same dorians to defend hillman province. whil

and the ministry of defense and the national security director to recruit more fighters for the same dorians to defend hellman proven, well, we the develop but that help my never arrive with government forces on the back foot and soon to lose american support the st. gordon's no, they're fighting with nothing to lose. ah, the central vista redevelopment project is a massive state effort in the heart of india capital to construct new government buildings including a new parliament, a residence and office for the prime minister and museums. modi's, hindu nationalist administration has ambition to build this fast and just 5 years. critics worry about the cost, they worry about builders working through the pandemic. and they say this has more to do with modi's desire to emulate the washington mall or kremlin from the iconic inner gate to the presidential palace. this historic area of india, the capital, is being transformed. it is part of an ambitious project by the national government to redevelop india, the power cord to it aims to create a joint complex of ministries and a new parliament buil

and that's these other send dorians, a fierce fighting force and hated by the insurgents. the militia were established in 2015, taking its name from a turkey soap opera about undercover agents. many here were recruited from the taliban emission to infiltrate and disrupt the insurgency. for some sand gordons, the fight is personal. as well as my youngest son, my brother and 3 of my cousins, joined us 1st followed the regular dentist. okay. got it down or you know, you got it. yes. the taliban retaking more and more of f. kennedy then ahead of the us withdrawal, the st. gorey and face an enemy. that's better equipped and growing bolder by the day that you should have been the good. we'll have the television used, modern weapons like sniper rifles have not vision benign. and they come in with very close photographers. i was injured thought i survived. we can't even stand up in our postage without being shot at. and i see that some people tell me that there's got to be a media fighting force numbering between 500000 militia. he's holding the line for now. what about mike? i be

and this is disgusted, or this is the worst practices from totally dorian regimes must be stopped. but we will, we'll repeat that. remind in the hands of k g b, he's host search and we, we must do all possible to really what do you think the intention is parading him in front of the press? perhaps they are trying to show they're trying to destroy the hero. because for a mom became the hero for many younger sions, for many people around the world, the young journalist fighting for truths, showing better sions, the atrocities of the regime. and when they took him to the stage, recorded this interrogation interview, they wanted to show that he is traitor. he, they wanted to present him as the someone who stopped the stopped believing his belief and who started to leak and sneak on there. and his colleagues, i think this tactics will not work. i think people will still believe and will be still fighting for a man. and definitely it will not stop the west, the, you and the us from strong response. what do you think of the future hold for him? because you know, when, when, when this plan

well, you know, such a shining star and inspiration to so many dorian and it's been a pleasure talking to that story more on what i just want to be. thank you during thank you so much. the role. after 5 years of negotiations, germany and namibia have reached a compensation deal for the genocide committed by german colonial troops. more than a century ago. but the sentence of victims of the massacres rejects the 1000000000 euro agreement. d w. africa went to the village in the movies, where a german general gave the order for his men to kill tens of thousands of africans. correspondent adrien crease, takes up the story. this is an emotional place for many heroes in the village of archie naina. they called those 3000 april hundreds of hero, prisoners of war, where hang tear by german troops to go through that neck and in the hang them sadness. certainly anger. yes, no doubt. that a human being could actually be doing this for what reason for the reason that i'm sisters simply stood up in diffuse to give up what belong to them, namely, violette. more than 100 years ago, german soldiers ki

through dorian, i miss it. but, you know, teams boats aren't allowed right now with your father. the alina has an early shift again at the hotel. this time, she's working alongside her colleague. yes, because more and more alina is plagued with doubts about her future. i use my to my plan was to work on a cruise ship for 6 months after finishing the chinese ship. if i pass the selling out, the idea was to get experience, meet new people and try out something using us and also me and but i think i can forget all that. i guess i said, i don't know if i want to continue on in this industry. over and it's not if it's like this, the thing is all new, but there's no point of i can just so much. i wanted to do this job because i like having contact with the gap on serving wine on know, mentioned by and said i missed the banter with the kitchen. get asked to. there's no one even in the district now. i know kisha. oh man. oh, alina feels forgotten by politicians. i don't think my voice is really being heard rog and i thought it's just one little voice among many pretty counseling notation

because exercising at home alone or going on a run just isn't the same to me when it's pleasure for me. 3 dorian, i missed it, but you know, teams boats aren't allowed right now with your father. the alina has an early shift again at the hotel. this time she's working alongside her colleague. yes, because more and more alina is plagued with doubts about her future. i found a my plan was to work on a cruise ship for 6 months after finishing the training shift. if i pass the selling out to the idea was to get experience, meet new people and try out something used. and i've also been but i think i can forget all that i guess in i said, i don't know if i want to continue on in this industry or not. if it's like the thing i thought knew there's no point of i can just say i wanted to do this job because i like having contact with the get on a serve and wine, i'm know, mentioned by and so i missed the banter with the kitchen stuff to the kids, there's no one even in the now i know kisha. oh man. oh, alina feels forgotten by politicians minus i don't keep my voice is really being heard rog and i thought

for dorian, i miss it, but you know, team sports aren't allowed right now. but your father, the alina has an early shift again at the hotel this time, she's working alongside her colleague. yes, because more and more alina is plagued with doubts about her future. i had a my plan was to work on a cruise ship for 6 months after finishing the chinese ship. if i passed the harbor selling our the i thought the idea was to get experience, meet new people and try out something using us. and i'll still be in, but i think i can forget all that, i guess, and i said, i don't know if i want to continue on in this industry. and it's not a fit like the thing i thought knew there's no point of i can just, i wanted to do this job because i like having contact with the gap on a survey line. one know mentioned by and so i missed the banter with the kitchen stuff too with the keys. there's no one even in the i know kusha. oh man. oh, alina feels forgotten by politicians. i don't keep my voice is really being heard. rog and i thought it's just one little voice among many to pol

we want to bring in our correspondent dorian jones he is in is stamboul good evening to you dorian let's just walk us through these new restrictions and this new walked out. well it's awaiting the full details all of these restrictions but what we understand of the moment is that all schools will now be closed including kindergartens school exams have been indefinitely postponed factories non-essential factories will also be shuttered although it's unclear what is considered non-essential and all into city travel will be ended requiring special permission to travel has led to a mask ramble of people trying to get back home travel websites we have reports of being overloaded and collapsing due to the surge in demand and turkey's national air carrier took your lines has yet to announce its details on travel because they still waiting for directives underlining to appear to be a last minute decision and this comes with this unprecedented surge in infections and running around 354-0000 making turkey the highest rate of infection in europe and as a percentage of the population it ranks on the

earlier we spoke to our correspondent dorian jones and istanbul about turkey's furious response to joe biden's elf. scandalous is what the turkish foreign ministry said in a statement saying this is inflicted deep wounds to turkish u.s. relations while the president of egypt type one and a message to the armenian patriarca said that this issue should be resolved by historians and shouldn't be allowed to be exploited by 3rd party political opportunists while the turkish foreign minister measured in a tweet said that turkey does need any lectures on on its history and said that this was a great wound to injustice and. peace in the country so a lot of anger also turkey's or main opposition parties have also fallen into line with the government with the notable exception of the. p. which does recognize the armenian genocide so there's a great deal of anger in the country and why there is not only a feeling of of injustice historically but also the fear that the growing movement of recognizing armenian genocide could open up turkey to claims of international reparations from relatives of th

jones hello to you dorian so there has already been a reaction from ankara to the u.s. statement referring to a genocide in armenia what is the turkish government saying. scandalous is what the turkish foreign ministry said in a statement saying this is inflicted deep wounds to turkish u.s. relations while the president of egypt type one in a message to the istanbul armenian patriarca said that this issue should be resolved by historians and shouldn't be allowed to be exploited by 3rd party political opportunists while the turkish foreign minister. in a tweet said that turkey does need any lectures on on its history and said that this was a great. injustice and. peace in the country so a lot of anger also turkey's main opposition parties have also fallen into line with the government with the notable exception of the. d.p. which does recognize the armenian genocide so there's a great deal of anger in the country and why there is not only a feeling of of injustice historically but also the fear that the growing movement of recognize the armenian genocide could open up tu

hello to you dorian so there has already been a reaction from ankara to the u.s. statement referring to a genocide in armenia what is the turkish government saying. scandalous is what the turkish foreign ministry said in a statement saying this is inflicted deep wounds to turkish u.s. relations while the president of egypt type one in a message to the istanbul armenian patriarca said that this issue should be resolved by historians and shouldn't be allowed to be exploited by 3rd party political opportunists while the turkish foreign minister measured in a tweet said that turkey does need any lectures on on its history and said that this was a great. injustice and. peace in the country so a lot of anger also turkey's or main opposition parties have also fallen into line with the government with the noted exception of the shakespeare which does recognize the armenian genocide so there's a great deal of anger in the country and why there is not only a feeling of of injustice a storage clique but also the fear that the growing movement of recognizing armenian genocide

jones hello to you dorian so there has already been a reaction from ankara to the u.s. statement referring to a genocide in armenia what is the turkish government saying. scandalous in his will to turkish foreign ministry said in a statement saying this is inflicted deep wounds to turkish u.s. relations while the president of egypt type one and a message to the istanbul armenian patriarca said that this issue should be resolved by historians and shouldn't be allowed to be exploited by 3rd party political opportunists while the turkish foreign minister measured in a tweet said that turkey does need any lectures and on its history and said that this was a great. injustice and. peace in the country so a lot of anger also turkey's or main opposition parties have also fallen into line with the government with the notable exception of the shakes t.p. which does recognize the armenian genocide so there's a great deal of anger in the country and why there is not only a feeling of of injustice historically but also the fear that the growing movement of recognizing armenian genoc

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jones he is in stamboul covering the story for us tonight good evening to you dorian you know we have seen a lot of these large scale trials following the 2016th what was the focus of this one. well this trial focused on the presidential guard which is in the leaks unit that has that is droll is to protect president and they played a very key role in the failed coup attempt and this the hearings and this trial was all about that role they played taking over the general staff headquarters in ankara and also the public broadcaster where the declaration of a military takeover was announced by the presenter was force of gun point to make that announcement very dramatic events and the trial focused mainly on those key events very severe sentences 6 receives the maximum penalty of aggravated life sentence meaning they will be in solitary confinement with no chance of parole 32 of us receive life sentences and another 100 receive up to 16 years seen jail but significantly the many of the conscripts on trial most of them were acquitted and there has been great criticism the fact that conscrip

jones with the latest tonight from istanbul dorian thank you here's a look now at some of the other stories that we're following around the world greenland's main opposition party has won an early parliamentary election the left wing community of the people secured more than a 3rd of the vote victory will probably mean the end of an international mining project the arctic island has substantial deposits of rare earth elements as well as uranium. nepal is experiencing its worst wildfires in almost a decade blazes have been raging across forest in the himalayas and monitoring site ring air quality in the capital katmandu as the worst in the world and international flights have been delayed as thick smoke blink it's the city. space x. has launched its falcon 9 rocket into space with 60 of its star elite satellites on board this flight is likely to be the last space x. mission before the crew to launch later this month crew 2 will take 4 astronauts to the international space station. amnesty international has told the w. news that it's reviewing its controversial decision to strip russi

used or you jones with the latest tonight from istanbul dorian thank you. here's a look now at some of the other stories that we're following for you nepal is experiencing its worst wildfires in almost a decade blazes have been raging across forests in the himalayas in monitoring site air quality in the capital kathmandu as the worst in the world and international flights were delayed as thick smoke blanketed the city. greenland's main opposition party has won an early parliamentary election the left wing community of the people secured more than a 3rd of the vote its victory will probably mean the end of an international mining project only on the island has substantial deposits of rare earth and you're. you're watching news coming up next on our show we're going to check in with the friendship volunteers who have been living in a cave for weeks candy shed some light on what happens so humans in the dark that story coming up in just a moment. amnesty international has told the w news that it is reviewing its controversial decision to strip jailed russian a

but there are still huge differences to overcome thank earlier we spoke to you a bit of course by a dorian jones in istanbul and i asked him how successful the meeting was between the 2 sides well certainly seen this is a major diplomatic when the fact that 2 top officials were paired to come all the way to turkey and meet face to face at a time when these these meetings are extremely rare is seen as a victory in itself and while there was a lot of focus on turkey's to tear aching human rights record at the press conference after the meeting a press conference that wasn't caused by most of turkish news channels here uncle will be focusing on the commitment that they have received for the open. starting off the customs the modernization of the customs union agreement that is a key. also appears the opportunity of possible visa liberalization with the e.u. official fucking about the importance of face to face contact between the 2 that will be seen as possible efforts and liberalizing visas for all of the country to keep them on the. he's definitely seen this is a positive victory given the

you correspondent dorian jones in istanbul asked just how successful the meeting between the 2 sides was. well certainly seen this is a major diplomatic when the fact that 2 top officials were paired to come all the way to turkey and meet face to face at a time when these these meetings are extremely rare is seen as a victory in itself and while there was a lot of focus on turkey's to to rating human rights record at that press conference after the meeting a press conference that wasn't broadcast by most of turkish news channels here uncle will be focusing on the commitment that they have received for the opening and starting of the customs the modernization of the customs union agreement that is a key demand and also appears the opportunity of possible visa liberalization with the e.u. officials talking about the importance of face to face contact between the 2 that will be seen as possible efforts and liberalizing visas for all of the country another key demand of. its definitely seen this as a positive victory given the fact that the u.s. president biden is continuing to ignore th

earlier we spoke to you have your correspondent dorian jones in istanbul and i asked him just how successful this meeting was in resetting e.u. turkish relations. well certainly seeing this is a major diplomatic when the fact that 2 top officials were paired to come all the way to turkey and meet face to face at a time when these these meetings are extremely rare is seen as a victory in itself and while there was a lot of focus on turkey's at the to rating human rights record at the press conference after the meeting a press conference that wasn't broadcast by most of turkish news channels here uncle will be focusing on the commitment that they have received for the opening and starting of the customs the modernization of the customs union agreement that is a key demand and also appears the all opportunity of possible visa liberalization with the e.u. officials talking about the importance of face to face contact between the 2 that will be seen as possible efforts and liberalizing visas for all of the country another key demand of wrong it's definitely seen this as a positive victory given t

let's get more now from our correspondent dorian jones who joins me now from istanbul did even 2 years adore you and so can we say that both sides were successful today and resetting their relations. well certainly seen this is a major diplomatic win the fact that 22 e.u. top officials were paired to come all the way to turkey and meet face to face at a time when these these meetings are extremely rare is seen as a victory in itself and while there was a lot of focus on turkey's to to rating human rights record at the press conference after the meeting a press conference by most of turkish news channels here uncle will be focusing on the commitment that they have received for the opening and starting of a customs the modernization of the customs union agreement that is a key and also appears the opportunity of possible visa liberalization with the e.u. officials talking about the importance of face to face contact between the 2 that will be seen as possible efforts and liberalizing visas for the country to keep them. is definitely seen this as a positive victory given the fact that the

let's get more now from our correspondent dorian jones who joins me now from istanbul did even 2 years adore you and so can we say that both sides were successful today in resetting their relations. well certainly seen this is a major diplomatic when the fact that 2 top officials were paired to come all the way to turkey and meet face to face at a time when these these meetings are extremely rare is seen as a victory in itself and while there was a lot of focus on turkey's to to rating human rights record at the press conference after the meeting a press conference by most of turkish news channels here uncle will be focusing on the commitment that they have received for the opening and starting of the customs the modernization of the customs union agreement that is a key and also appears the opportunity of possible visa liberalization with the e.u. officials talking about the importance of face to face contact between the 2 that will be seen as possible efforts and liberalizing visas for the country another key demand. is definitely seen this is a positive victory given the fact that t

correspondent dorian jones in istanbul welcome dorian let's start with that press conference we just heard from off on the line speaking of what else did we hear. well it does appear that while there's ascribing is cautious optimism there was a large part of the press conference was devoted to human rights concerns to bolton to the rule of law stressing that these are important principles for the european union but beyond that we also heard about how they mapped out key demands that turkey been looking for an indication the e.u. does appear to be ready to accommodate some of them we talked about that they both sides agree to work towards a modernizing of a customs union agreement between the european union this is something turkey's been looking for for many years and in fact in the past has been held out because of human rights concerns it seems now that they are ready to enter into into dialogue they also talked about to the importance of person to person the stressing of the importance of this harassment parching student exchange but also turkey will be seen that as a positive sig

country has committed itself as a founding member of the pound some of us get more from correspondent dorian jones in istanbul welcome let's start with the press conference we just heard. speaking of what else did we hear. well it does appear that there is support there's a striping is cautious optimism there was a large part of the press conference was devoted to human rights concerns to bolton to the rule of law stressing that these are important principles for the european union but beyond that we also heard about how they mapped out key demands that turkey been looking for an indication the e.u. does appear to be ready to accommodate some of them you talked about that they both sides agree to work towards a modernizing of a customs union agreement between turkey and european union this is something turkey has been looking for for many years and in fact in the past has been held up because of human rights concerns it seems now that they are ready to enter into into dialogue on pace they also talked about to the importance of person to person the stressing of the importance of this arrest

correspondent dorian jones in istanbul welcome dorian let's start with that press conference we just heard from off on the line speaking of what else did we hear. well it does appear that while there's ascribing is cautious optimism there was a large part of the press conference was devoted to human rights concerns to importance of the rule of law stressing that these are important principles for the european union but beyond that we also heard about how they mapped out key demands of turkey been looking for an indication the e.u. does appear to be ready to accommodate some of them talked about that they both sides agree to work towards a modernizing of a customs union agreement between the european union this is something turkey's been looking for for many years and in fact in the past has been held up because of human rights concerns it seems now that they are ready to enter into into dialogue they also talked about to the importance of person to person the stressing of the importance of this arrest was part student exchange but also turkey will be seen that as a positive sign to i