turkey has been recognized as a candidate for full e.u. membership since 9095, but a quarter of a century later, the talks have stalled. concerns were raised following the 2016 coup in turkey and the crackdown that followed with human rights issues among the chief sticking points back then france's president might call on didn't mince his words. he said it was time to end the poker. see, pretending that there was any prospect of advancement in membership talks that are so far as the relationship with the european union is concerned. it is clear that recent developments in choices do not allow any progression of the process and which we are engaged. since then, relations have deteriorated, france and turkey have been at loggerheads over syria, libya, and as a nato allies. more recently there have been new just speeches including over turkey, drilling in the eastern, mediterranean, in search of natural gas. the waters are claimed by 2 members of the greece and cyprus, that's in tangled in a quarrel with this warning shot from the top diploma

what was turkey's role? i think that's a good question for you, since you're an expert on turkey. you know, turkey has been consistently supporting the military operations in the area and a forceful resolution to the nagorno-karabakh conflict. we had a very different position on that is usually continues to be like that. however, that didn't preclude us from closely cooperating on all levels with them, including the level of president's. i think you are aware that putin and heard again, maintain continuous dialogue, even they, russia and turkey have that differences. this relationship between the 2 leaders meet allows us to combine our efforts when necessary to facilitate the resolution of various regional problems. and you know, it's really not that clear to an ordinary person. for example, right now we're talking about imposing sanctions on say, one of angle merkel's deputies as a response. well, our people believe that our relations with germany are great in years with turkey, we've seen an endless string of confrontations. so let's take that time. our ambassador was killed or

against turkey with france leading the charge. france is united and europe is united and the next european council. europe will have to take decisions that will allow it to strengthen the power balance with turkey to better defend its interests and european values. even cautious germany has warned turkey that it needs to think carefully about its next move. all of this could come to a head as leaders meet next month when the real possibility over sanctions against being given the green light, a move that could truly signal the end of the road for turkey,, joining the bloc. so what do you will ski r.t., paris, u.k. prime minister boris johnson has promised the country will not be in lockdown over the christmas holidays. this means that families will be able to spend time together over the festive period. however, the announcement has dismayed some who think to say it's unfair that minorities had to give up their religious holidays. earlier in the pandemic. restrictions in england were made on december. and it will last be read this

from turkey address sort. of course we'll be reporting live from istanbul many thanks. indeed. we're going to weather update next here on al-jazeera, then morocco's king issues a warning that his nation will respond with the greatest severity to any attack in the west. and some power of the latest round of locked out of citizenship rights will beat zimbabwe's, staplers people. but the weather remains for the cool and quiet across eastern parts of here. not too much going on here is good deal moller over towards the west, but it's also a good deal. west fans of cloud of the rain streaming in from the atlantic from time to time. just look wall to wall, right. we have got some sunshine in between, but it's looking rather blustery temperatures. not too bad. then 1415 degrees celsius here. showers longer spells of rain coming across more them out of western parts of scotland, glassy pushing into wales. scandinavia also seeing some of that damp weather with some snow over the high ground. certainly cold enough a whi

joel who is an analyst and advisor for the turkey energy strategies and politics research so. joining us by skype from istanbul great to have you with us on the program seems to be quite a turbulent time for turkey just now they've lost their central bank governor now the finance minister is gone why do you think the finance minister chose to resign at this very precarious time. thank you it's good to have you also. there is some uncertainty in the area right now in turkey something that i mean it's see it on the show announcement us reasons lying behind its resignation. but as you also mentioned there speculations that the downturn in the economy since the beginning of teen we expand that he's large trade deficits. not just with the developed markets but also with the emerging markets so tokyo you know the plans are on imports of energy. mangano of the. whole so don't bother it's the items sold. rising inflation to double digit figures willing to currency. and running down on a portico to series or probably. something some kind of crisis in the government that's been. the bac

against turkey with france leading the charge. france is united and europe is united and the next european council. europe will have to take decisions that will allow it to strengthen the power balance with turkey to better defend its interests and european values. even cautious germany has warned turkey that it needs to think carefully about its next move. all of this could come to a head as leaders meet next month with a real possibility, open sanctions against being given the green light, a move that could truly signal the end of the road for turkey, joining the bloc. so what do you can ski auti, paris today, throughout the morning and early afternoon here from the russian capital, this is an international morning, top stories is your media a reflection of reality? in a world transformed what will make you feel safe from isolation, full community, are you going the right way or are you being led? so direct. what is truly wants is faith in the world corrupted. you need to descend to join us in the depths of the shallowness. just

against turkey with france leading the charge. france is united and europe is united and the next european council. europe will have to take decisions that will allow it to strengthen the power balance with turkey to better defend its interests and european values. even cautious germany has warned turkey that it needs to think carefully about its next move. all of this could come to a head as leaders meet next month with a real possibility of sanctions against being given the green light, a move that could truly signal the end of the road for turkey, joining the bloc. so what do you mean? ski auti, paris. and that brings up with all the news for this hour, back again in about 30 minutes. elwood forward to talking to you all. that technology should work for people. a robot must obey the orders given by human beings, except where such orders would conflict with the 1st law show your identification for should be very careful about artificial intelligence at the point. obesity is too great trusts the shia militants linked to take on v

against turkey with france leading the charge. france is united and europe is united, and the next european council europe will have to take decisions that will allow it to strengthen the power balance with turkey to better defend its interests and european values. even cautious germany has warned turkey that it needs to fink cafe about its next move. all of this could come to a head as leaders meet next month when the real possibility over sanctions against being given the green light, a move that could truly signal the end of the road for turkey, joining the bloc. so what do you want? ski auti? paris for you rather, stay, don't forget to check out more news stories by heading to our website. go to r.t. dot com. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy. let it be an arms race. dramatic to follow, the only strategy will be to sit in the same wrong roll call to shape our answer and in the trail. when so many find themselves worlds apart. to look for common ground. a member of the board with the sleev

we will do this with turkey together. bearing in mind that we have very good experience with cooperation in the middle east, including in syria in the libyan zone. and on the border between syria and turkey. we organize, joint patrols together, blood report, and also mention the role of the collective security treaty organization that some critics accused of not doing enough to protect their mania. he said that the fighting was never on the armenian territory nagorno-karabakh. he's not part of their media. and this is why all is member state of the organization. it wasn't attacked. and this is why there was not any reason for the sea to step in . and he also said that the border kind of before now will remain disputed territory disputed areas. so its status quo will remain, but in the future when the wounds are not living anymore. the countries that are by john and the media may return to discussion and may resolve this issue. speaking about that peace deal signed by russia, armenia, and azerbaijan. last monday, vladimir

turkey has reported record numbers of new coburg, 19 cases. that's led the government to impose more restrictions. they're pushing many restaurants and small businesses to the brink of ruin. fast food store and used to have 6 employees. now he has only 2 left and he can hardly pay them because you know, that's why we've been struggling for 7 months. but now we are really thinking, what should i do? mock up and go, i might have no other choice. the government of president, one has cut interest rates in an attempt to boost the economy, but the country's central bank has no change course. in mid november, its new governor hiked the main lending rate by 4.75 percent to 15 percent. it's an attempt to attract foreign money and stop the slide of the turkish lira. but some analysts say the steps come too late to lift confidence in turkey's political and monetary system. turkey needs bigger structural reforms and we have made it there for some years now. and actually 3 main reforms usually come to the front, one should be an independent judicial system

ramped up turkey roasts. producers are adapting as well, selling turkey breasts and leg wills. they never imagined the holiday would turn out like this. >> we just kept hoping things would change and it would get better with the covid situation and people would, could be together. but, as we see it's really not turned on out that way. >> with -- with potentially lot left overs, will it be a feast at the smith home? >> we don't eat turkey on thanksgiving. you are doing to laugh. >> they don't have time to cook one. these gobblers may get the ultimate holiday. a dinner table pardon. >> it's almost thanksgiving. >> janet, burlington, texas. >>> and that's the "overnight news" r this wednesday, >>> it's wednesday, november 25th, 2020. this is "the cbs morning news." new covid-19 concerns. record number of americans are in the hospital with the virus as thanksgiving travel warning goes ignored across the country. >>> off the hook? reports that president trump is considering a pardon for michael flynn, his former n

cooking a turkey is like a horror movie to me. we are here using the cold water method to defrost my turkey. jesus, take the wheel. >> we remember the three ts. we talk about thawing, thermometer and tenting. >> after thawing your turkey, then you're ready to cook them. >> the open pan method is ideal. 325 from start to finish is the tried and true way that we love to prepare our turkey. >> nicole and team butter ball recommend an open pan two inches or so on the sides with a flat rack to place your turkey on. >> our coil of foil is simply ripping off some aluminum foil, scrunching it up like a snake and forming sort of an oval shape. that could substitute as a rack. i feel like most folks have foil in your kitchen. the only recommendation is using three to four large raw uncooked carrots and simply putting those in the bottom of your pan. again, will help substitute for the rack. >> butterball prebastes their turkeys. there is one thing you should do before baking your bird. >> if you have cooking spray or vegetable oil, you're g

but there is another regional power to make its market turkey. in recent years, turkey has also been investing in this corner of moldova, from infrastructure to hospitals and schools. it has even been funding lessons in the gakkai was language, so it doesn't become extinct here. one way of encouraging ties between its peoples . whereas russia continues to focus on the politics of power and political technology. providing assistance for candidates and political parties during the elections and between the elections. this is what russia, while turkey and russia continue to vie for influence in the caucuses and the middle east. that goes as governess says that cooperation here between moscow and the e.u. could offer another way of conducting diplomacy in the region in ukraine. mr. we're in a unique situation. our territory has welcome to the west, aist and other different partners who put in a lot of effort to develop our ptolemy. it brings huge advantages to our country. if there are economically strong stable regions, it drives better development.

given all of that, why is pronto not meeting with any senior officials there in turkey? well, apparently, based on the statements, this is not something on purpose. he's going on a 10 day tour and his office said that his schedule was highly packed up in istanbul. that's why he wanted to meet presidents are drawn in a stumble, and foreign minister chair was filled in istanbul as well. but according to ancora out, this is purpose. 2nd, bilateral visit the 1st 2nd visit to turkey. he only paid one bilateral visit, which was with the vice president mike pence during to spring operation that it's conducted against the kurdish fighters group by p.g. in northeastern syria. that's why the turkish officials, the foreign ministry office, that, that if he's going, if he's paying it by a little visit, the meetings should be held in the capital ankara. not in istanbul. it cannot be. the meetings cannot be scheduled based on a missive. pompeo schedule, but based on the home countries, officials schedule, but they have but of course, from the turkish perspective. also, mr. panto is se

to stay never roam ♪ >>> one very turkey lurkey is very lucky turkey lurkey. in pennsylvania, it managed to survive thanksgiving and is now home to stay. >> looking forward to a very merry christmas. will ganss has more. >> turkey lurky, i can't say it five times fast. most of us had turkey on the menu over the holiday weekend. but a family in pennsylvania, the turkey is more family than feast this year. >> so the plan was, is we were going to hatch them, raise them and then they were going to be dinner. >> but no fowl play for via the turkey this thanksgiving. >> it was nighttime. we heard a crack and it was via's egg. >> maci knew from the moment via was born back in march they'd be baste friends -- i mean best friends. >> it started out with instant snuggles on the couch when she was very tiny. then, i don't know, their little relationship, they just bonded. >> what exactly does a 6-year-old girl do with an 8-month-old turkey. >> i like to gobble with her sometimes. >> as one does. >> i do like gobble, gobble. >> stuffing as much quality time into each day

, leftover turkey should be consumed within three days. if you don't consume it in three days, pop it in the freezer for longer storage. up to three months turkey can be stored in the freezer. so that gives you a little bit of time to play with. >> our thanks to nicole johnson. head to butterball.com for all of these recipes in full, plus more ideas to give your leftovers a lift this holiday season. guys. >> i like how will's already in the christmas spirit. >> he is. up to two months in the freezer there. >> that's right. >> there's also ideas for leftover stuffing, which some of us have never heard of because we take care of it day one. but you can make them, meatballs. >> oh, that sounds -- use them in salads. >> yeah. or just eat them right off the plate, because it's that good. >> that's true. >>> coming up, the sign of the times at so many thanksgiving dinner tables this year. >> yeah, the grandparents who were there in both spirit and cardboard. our party mix and polka are next. ♪ >>> time now for "the mix." to call this thanksgiv

we will do this with turkey together. bearing in mind that we have very good experience with cooperation in the middle east, including in syria in the libyan zone. and on the border between syria and turkey. we organize joint patrols together. this kind of cooperation is not required here, but we agreed that we will create a joint center for the use of unmanned aerial vehicles. together, we will control the situation along the border with the help of these aircraft. together, we will receive information together, analyze it, and draw conclusions from what is actually happening with the center will be located, is another question. it would be obvious to locate in the sovereign territory of azerbaijan and azerbaijan has the right to make a decision independently, considers it necessary. so if you remember, after the peace 2 was signed, the decision was made to establish. so cold mornings were in center with the turkish and russian soldiers, and what important is now on for size it one more time that the turkish officers, th

displaced at least 10 people have died in the philippines as the search for survivors goes on in western turkey 2 days after a powerful earthquake there $62.00 people in and of died. 2 people die in ivory coast and violence with security forces after an election that's been rejected by the opposition. we begin with one of the most divisive u.s. elections in recent years donald trump and joe biden have less than 48 hours to make their final pitch to the american people and they're doing it in several important battleground states president trump is now come painting in michigan where he won by less than one percentage point in 2016 joe biden is hoping to win that states that he made his case when he went there on friday trump is expected to hold rallies in 5 different states on sunday while biden will focus on pennsylvania another crucial states for the former former vice president our correspondents are closely following the campaigns kimberly how could a standing by for us in philadelphia pennsylvania but 1st let's go to john hendren who is in the windy washington in michigan where president t

brent: will this have an impact on bilateral relations between germany and turkey? hans: relations have been in a very bad state for several years in this incident will not make anything better. the turkish side reacted with acrimony today, and the german side said well, this is just a further incident that is going to be reported and discussed at the next european union summit because what is behind us as tension not only between turkey and germany, but turkey and the international community here in europe with the european union and also with nader -- nato. brent: thank you. three prominent hong kong activists have been detained after pleading guilty to their involvement in leicester's pro-democracy protest. they are due to beach -- sentenced next week. they could face up to five years in prison. >> they arrived knowing it could be the last moments of freedom. >> it would not be surprising if i am sent to immediate detention today. >> that proved correct. the vehicle transform the activists into custody after they face trial over their role in massive, pro-democra

we'll talk turkey when we return. a butterball turkey hotline expert will join us. >>> welcome back. we are covering thanksgiving tomorrow. that can be stressful as you think about cooking. joining us to answer all your yr questions, a butterball turkey cooking expert. thanks for mid-atlanticing time for us today. >> no problem. happy thanksgiving. we're just here to help you celebrate the good. it's all about family, good turkey and fellowship on thanksgiving. >> tilt your camera laptop a little bit just a little bit. because we want to see you perfectly right there. folks, if you have a question for karen, please put it on facebook live. i have to imagine that this year there will be more first timers because they're skipping the trip with grandma's. what would you say about turkey best practices? >> thanksgiving is going to look different for almost all of us. do not be worried or afraid. call us at 1-800-butterball jump on butterball.com. it's all about the t on thanksgiving, thawed. we're a day away. you have to

turkey's finance minister says he's resigning because of health reasons but i was told by eric who's also the son in law of president richard diapered one made the announcement on his instagram account it comes 2 days after the central bank governor was sacked turkey's currency the lira has lost 30 percent of its value against the u.s. dollar since the start of this year seen of course the although is in istanbul and reports of president 31 accepts the resignation it will be a significant move. for sure this resignation is going to be a game changer especially for president are gone and his ruling party decides to corner me because the polls the surveys show that the support for the ruling party has been down to 33 percent where people accuse the bad economic management for this and it's not only the opposition or the investors accusing the government for bad economy management but it's also some circles within the our party and we have been hearing that a group of up party members were about to decided to resign and switch to other offshoot parties so just looking at today since the

but what they did not count on was the intervention of turkey. the so-called, big brother of serbia, john both are predominantly muslim countries. the turks have been flexing their muscles all over the sub region. they've been coming into conflict with the french, with regard to the eastern mediterranean and in conflict with their old time and tackiness. speaking of greece, they have been flexing their muscles in libya, where they have helped to turn the situation around there. and there are many in charge that the turks imported religious zealots from the battlefields of syria. we hope to turn the tide against our many and forces. so it does not surprise me that there were many in masses or in the streets, but they may have to adjust themselves to this new reality that they're now facing . while prime minister has actually defended the truce saying armenia would have lost far more land if they had continued fighting, and thousands of armenians would have actually died. is this a realistic assessment? oh, i think so, because the armenians do not

rescue workers are racing against time to save people they believe are trapped under the rubble in turkey a powerful earthquake on friday hit the turkish province of is near and the greek island of a samo struggling a small tsunami at least 44 people have been killed and hundreds more injured cynical see all the reports. this is the aftermath of the magnitude 7.0 earthquake. when the buildings and as more provinces collapsed within seconds killing dozens of people and injuring hundreds. some were buried alive this woman and her 3 children were pulled out of the rubble 23 hours after to earthquake. there are similar stories throughout as my province here people wait to hear for any news and a sign that their loved ones may still be alive but that the rubble tried because of people my sister is trapped under this 8 story building she just came home from work we waited with hope but she still hasn't been rescued yet she loved animals they rescued her cats there have been more than 615 aftershocks is friday's earthquake people in this region of turkey and in nearby greek islands have been a w

she's been a contact traces since march 1 of around 35000 in turkey. yeah, and if you're in your book one day, seen from here, the size of the city kelly scary. and i sometimes wonder where this endemic is headed. but as a doctor, i have a responsibility. i try to think positively and knowing that i help people this would motivates me and keeps me going there on the tracing team manages around 10 households a day. they work in shifts almost around the clock. the goal is always the same. track down test and isolate those who have been exposed to someone with call that 90 and all of this as quickly as possible. google's 1st case today is the call, x. is all family. the mother recently tested positive. now the father has symptoms to the rule. could you call a clinical quitter? if the test is positive, gergen will also try to trace his contacts. the whole family has to stay at home for the next 14 days. after each visit, protective clothing has to be changed. job is time consuming and strenuous, but it's worth it. she says, few countries expanded their con

and more than 3 days after a powerful earthquake hit western turkey a 14 year old girl has been found alive beneath the rubble in the turkish city of its man crowds cheered as rescue workers moved her into an ambulance they also found a 70 year old man a daybreak more than 5 dozen people have now be confirmed. another round of talks are started over ethiopia's controversial ground renee. sudan and egypt fair the dom will divert too much of the water they rely on from the river nile ethiopia argues the project is set to become africa's largest hydropower plant on this crucial to its economic future. algeria has recorded a low turnout of only 23.7 percent in its referendum on whether to rewrite the constitution the proposed changes aim to appease the protest movement that toppled president of the lizzie's beautifully last year but protest leaders had called for a boycott of the vote saying the changes don't go far enough the referendum proposes limiting presidential terms and giving more power to the parliament and judiciary. thousands of people in georgia have gathered outside parliame

we visit the remote region in moldova, that scores between russia and turkey, and bringing dress and act on life. and in asia's controversial plan to turn a world heritage site and her tirzah home. hello. once again, western europe, turning stormy. it's the atlantic feeling. it also is the british isles, getting the 1st hit to r. and then the british isles. but we've seen stormy weather in the southeast corner to now between the 2. it's settled weather. so if you're in austria or poland or briefly even in germany, it's been 40 in the morning in cordova cast by the way, not to be slow to change. so was the wind picks up again, and this is later on thursday now and, and the come stormy conditions are there in denmark and sweden and norway, but easing, if you like, this change is slow to come through on some sunshine. still quite nice. down in spain and portugal, south mediterranean, but there's still a few showers around greece. there, creates flooding probably won't be repeated. and here's a storm system, south of ice and spreading its largest is rain into western norway and disruptin

, new york, the turkeys yell eat more pork ♪ ♪ that's the turkey polka ♪ >> any requests? ♪ ♪ stuff your face with sweet potato pie and never stop ♪ ♪ when black friday comes, we'll work the pounds off when we shop ♪ ♪ spend all of your hard earned pay on junk from china, usa ♪ ♪ that's the turkey polka ♪ i could go on singing but i heard a group complain ♪ ♪ peta says my voice is not just cruel, it's inhumane ♪ ♪ sorry guys, i have to scram ♪ for home made buns and traffic jam that's the turkey polka ♪ hey, are you busy next thursday? we would love to have you for dinner. >> announcer: it's "live with kelly and ryan!" today, emmy-award-winning talk show host tamron hall, and from the hit series "this is us," susan kelechi watson. plus just in time for the big holiday: thanksgiving cornucopia arrangements, all next on "live." and now here are kelly ripa and ryan seacrest. >> ryan: good morning. >> kelly: hey, morning. thursday, november 19, 2020. welcome to the show, everybody. >> ryan: do you know that we're--our show is called "live," and wh

also on the show turkey's currency comes balloting back after the country appoints a new central banker and finance minister lester is simple correspondent if big policy changes could be ahead. and it's the battle of the boxes will microsoft's new series x. be able to take on sony's latest playstation. blog welcome to the show i'm soon busy in berlin it's good to have you with us. asian markets were up tuesday as part of a global rally following news that u.s. pharmaceutical company pfizer and its german partner biotech are on the brink of a coronavirus vaccine and the companies say they're seeking a merge it's the approval for their candidate to be rolled out in the us and that's following trials out of showing that the drug is strongly effective. vials full of hope an initial clinical trial data shows this vaccine made by germany's bio on tech and its u.s. partner pfizer is over 90 percent effective infectious disease specialists from the university hospital in the german city of cologne say the data is promising but they warn it was announced in a press release and not a scientific p

turkey? americans are worried that their thanksgiving celebrations, i guess debate whether festivities ought to be canceled during the current guidelines that there are more shoulder thanksgiving in your life. like an emergency algorithm to deal with misinformation in the wake of the u.s. election. critics say that the platform is giving preference to content that supports joe biden. and the u.k. government is accused of having an orwellian unit that is screening and obstructing requests under the freedom of information. good afternoon, just gone 2 o'clock in moscow. you watching r.t. international. now the pandemic is casting a grim shadow over the festive season, including in the united states where the day death rate is now hire them back in may experts say that hospitals could be overwhelmed by christmas with americans celebrating thanksgiving on thursday. president elect joe biden is asking people to limit their celebrations for our families for 40. so choose 40 some really tradition tra

there's a run on small turkeys, turkeys that are 10 to 14 pounds are in high demand right now. even if you're one of the few privileged enough to have a smaller turkey on your table this year, don't get too excited. this thanksgiving is supposed to be especially dangerous. with more people staying home for thanksgiving, more americans will be cooking at home for the 1st time. and some of them are stressed and with more amateur cooks hitting the kitchen this year. one firefighter's says it could be a recipe for disaster and case. that's not enough for you to stress about new york's governor. andrew cuomo capped the amount of people you can have to dinner at 10. i don't think you can get away with an extra straggler too. big brother cuomo was watching while cuomo didn't seem to have any problem sacrificing other people's thanksgiving day when he urged families not to gather for the celebration. he himself invited his mother and 2 daughters home for the holiday. that wasn't long before he withdrew the invitation. but many people still aren't happy about that. cuomo is the worst go

he's the turkey master over here. >> my gosh, that's wrong. 80 degree water to thaw your turkey? no. let's talk about san jose, 44 degrees. here's a look at your highlights. mostly sunny today. the winds will be up but the temperatures will be down. frosty mornings friday, saturday, sunday, sprinkles possible sunday night into monday. you can see the push of dry, breezy conditions as a trough of low pressure is coming in behind that cold front. the winds initially with the cold front will be a little fast this morning in the north bay, that will help get rid of the fog quicker. around 10 to 20 miles per hour the afternoon hours. notice they pick up in the north bay and in our hills tonight. that will keep us from reaching our full potential tomorrow morning. the winds will be an issue for outdoor dining and thanksgiving. other than that, it ought to be nice temperature-wise tomorrow. warmer than this. today is not bad. 60 to 63 degrees from san francisco into antioch and concord. 62 in san jose. also in santa rosa. mid to upper 50s along the coast. tonight, 30s in the deepest val

syria to support the as a right out there on the side you've got a potential conflict here between turkey and nato power and russia and nobody wanted to see this evolve into a military confrontation between russia and turkey so putin understanding this and seeing the reality on the ground probably came up with the best deal that the armenians were going to get but their meanings are very unhappy with us. as you say those generally have good relations with armenia and azerbaijan but as we speak almost 2000 russian troops are heading to cutback to service peacekeepers peter how significant is that do you think i think is very significant on the one hand they get the armenian troops out of that region. and allows russia to play an even bigger role turkey and iran are also going to be involved and the country that all 3 of those countries border this region so it's still a very tense situation. where everybody is hoping that this cease fire will hold and the russian peacekeeping troops will be able to do so they've brokered 3 previous cease fires none of which help part of what the situation

you can assess turkey's actions in any way, but it is difficult to accuse turkey of violating international law. why provoke the armenian side with the presence of the soldiers on the border? it seems to me that president, one perfectly understood it and has understood it. we didn't have any problems. we agreed to turkey at the request of azerbaijan will take part in monitoring the ceasefire. but we will do this with turkey together. bearing in mind that we have very good experience with cooperation in the middle east, including in syria in the libyan zone. and on the border between syria and turkey. we organize joint patrols together. and also mentioned the role of collective security treaty organization that some critics accused of not doing enough to protect their mania. he said that the fighting was never on the armenian territory nagorno-karabakh. he is not part of our media. and this is why all the army is member state of this organization. it wasn't attacked, and this is why there was no any reason for the sea to step in. and he also said that the board and about for now will remain

turkey's finance minister says he's resigning health problems. also the son in law president. made the announcement on his instagram accounts the resignation comes 2 days after the central bank governor was sacked turkey's currency has lost 30 percent of its value against the u.s. dollar since the start of the year let's get more from she's live for us in istanbul and cinema all seems rather on a resignation. health problems what can you tell us about this resignation. well his thoughts health problems are unspecified howler and so far i have to say that he has also shut down his twitter account after posting this resignation letter on has officially instagram account but prisons are gone hasn't accepted or approved the resignation yet at least so far we haven't heard from him accepting having accept that this request so yes the resignation came after the appointment of a new central bank governor who is known to be a highly critic of policies which many circles not on the political source circles but also in rest there in restaurateurs believe that these policies were asserti