turkey is in the threat. of sanctions there are even festooned there in greece the chickie as far as the military debate is concerned am i am defense contracts so i think there is incentives on both sides and that's not necessarily an actually reaching an agreement but certainly litigating a conflict and sort of embarking on a deescalate really dynamic ok let me bring galligan i got i am assuming you probably want to come back at a lot of some of the historical points which mr andreas was mentioning there but if i can try and get us to focus a little bit more on the now rather than the ancient history of this why. it is one way of looking at this is perhaps turkey being a little bit on the back foot feeling the heat from some of those factors which natalie mentioned whether it's a closer transatlantic alliance or the e.u. sanctions is that what's happening was a little. well it's significant impact and one of the let's not forget one of the major reason that led to the present is the mediterranean was a syste

there was a young resolution on the site and turkey sewed. supported maybe 65 percent and then the group said it rejected by 75 percent so there was a young process on cyprus but when it comes to doing an international law perspective on the. other settle the dispute i think in the end in what way or another will end of you know international arbitration but the question is exactly what we discussed at the beginning what would take that into an issue or because either this agreement will what to be taken to the insanity court as well do it because what one side is described as this bit of as they describe it as its sovereignty so endeavor like that as long as you have these glaring get in the ball says narrow what do what is that it is and what is the sovereignty issue than you know taking that usually intent is you've got at these this is quite unlikely right ok and that's what let me give a chance to address and breath why is athens resisting this cussing all the issues if you going back to talks surely put everything on the table could hel

given the credits in turkey what he's asking for the purpose of goods and services. cyprus is a country less than 10000 square kilometers and turkey would like to have her exclusive or you know can set up glaswegians states so it wants to sort of caught us who lives where on that why doesn't that practice practice in turkey and once you know what comes out with a great perspective but you know that's a nicosia is a uncle i would like it is unusual to turn cyprus into a protectorate and also to change the demographic structure or right and then to claim locals who are as asian so i think he is ok that's really the point is unfortunately the point is clear they have made a lack of trust in him in turkish intentions and what the greys say not only is it exactly as and let me if i can let me because we have got a lot of time let me get a chance to natalie it's i think even clear from just listening to the discussion in this show that there isn't a lot of common ground even on what the issues are. why have talks even begun at this point what made them possible they've bee

would turkey --. cyprus is a country less than 10,000 square kilometers and turkey would like to have an exclusive constituent states. it wants to set quotas on who is that. where is that practice in turkey? both in athens, is that ankara would like a resolution that would turn cyprus into a protectorate. and also to the change the democratic structure. the organization. these, unfortunately -- >> the point is clear. the lack of trust in turkish intentions and what the greek state - expansionism. if i can, let me give a chance to nathalie. it is clear for listening from the discussion there is not a lot of common ground and what the issues are. why have talks even begun at this point? what made them possible? they have been installed. was it a change in the u.s. administration? i think the change in the u.s. administration made a big difference because ultimately the last four years, under the trump administration, would be characterized by on the one h and, erratic u.s. behavior and more importantly

greece a turkey have no choice . are they going to continue as they did last year, sending rival energy survey ships act by warships, and last year, a turkh ship collided with a greek ship. or are they going to get down to the heart business of negotiating? each side making compromises. but coming to a settlement that will ultimately be to the befit of both sides. the second issue is that of migrants and refugees. turkey and greece together constitute what you might call the southeastern gateway. they attract migrants and refugees. turkey has 4 million syrians and iraqi refugees. when the two countries don't cooperate, tragedies happen. boatloads of migrants and both couries get a bad press. turkey wants to update the migrant agreement that it foraged with greece in 2015. there are big advantages to such cooperations. james: jasper mortimer, thank you for that. now to the u.s. next where democrats are set to send the impeachment charge against donald trump to the senate. a growing number of republicans say they are o

took delivery of 3000000 doses in december for the latest on turkey's x. nation campaign is speak to simple soon in istanbul cinema tell us more about how this vaccine is being rolled out. well full of the vaccine to early december on december 30 and there was a 14 day of test clinical trial and here i am at one of those state hospitals in istanbul where there are the vaccination units initially the medical workers the health employees or being vaccinated as they are exposed to the virus threat and you see one of the nurses preparing the chinese rock scene to receive $3000000.00 of seeing a lot of folly and within 3 months turkey's expecting to receive $50000000.00 more dollars this and this is this is implemented 2 times within 14 days and of course not only the chinese a vaccine turkey is negotiating with the european brand pfizer. initially will be receiving 500000. vaccines from beyond tech as well but of course everybody's curious right now many people especially elderly people the seniors are expecting to have the vaccine as soon as possible because

turkey meantime has kicked off its coronavirus vaccination program using a vaccine developed in china turkish president wretch of type heritable on was one of the 1st to receive the jab and initial 250000 people were vaccinated on thursday after a vaccine developed by chinese company c. nowak was given approval a day earlier and turkey has received an initial 3000000 doses of the vaccine and has secured a total of 15000000 doses studies conducted in brazil suggest that see novak vaccine is only 50 percent effective let's go to turkey where correspondent yulia han is standing by so yulia what more can you tell us about this start of the nationwide vaccination campaign in turkey. he was planning to roll out vaccinations in mid december so this is been a late start and the government has come under fire for that especially since turkey is among the 10 countries worldwide with the highest number of daily infections but now they are administering shots with a surprising speed about hall for a 1000000 turkish health workers have already received their initial dose of the 1st 2 since the com

via turkey on dry land. in september 25th dane hungary closed its border to serbia in march 26th other countries including slovenia and croatia followed suit. maybe so-called hold spots had already been set up in italy and greece they were designed to identify and register refugees directly at the e.u. border where they could then proceed with their asylum hearing. morea on less boss was one such hot spot. for him and not let on for instance over and retrospect a lot when fundamentally wrong in 2015 but because the hot spots on the greek islands were supposed to test distributions census and hopefully they were meant to enable rapid processing newcomers were to be registered quickly and distributed within the new member states to teach baton. but this did not happen and in march 26th jane to deter more new arrivals the e.u. struck a deal with turkey where several 1000000 refugees were stuck in transit the main idea was that turkey was to stop these people from finding their way into the e.u. . anyone who wro

via turkey on dry land. in september 25th dane hungary closed its border to serbia in march 26th again other countries including slovenia and croatia followed suit. maybe so-called hold spots had already been set up in italy and greece they were designed to identify and register refugees directly at the e.u. border where they could then proceed with their asylum hearing. morea on less boss was one such hot spot. for him and not let on for instance of it and retrospect a lot 20 fundamentally wrong in 2015 but the hot spots on the greek islands were supposed to act as distribution centers and in full they were meant to enable rapid processing newcomers were to be registered quickly and distributed within the new member states to teach baton. but this did not happen and in march 26th 18 to deter more new arrivals the e.u. struck a deal with turkey where several 1000000 refugees were stuck in transit the main idea was that turkey was to stop these people from finding their way into the e.u. . anyone who wrongful

via turkey on dry land. in september 25th dane hungary closed its border to serbia in march 26th other countries including slovenia and croatia followed suit. maybe so-called hold sports had already been set up in italy and greece they were designed to identify and register refugees directly at the e.u. border where they could then proceed with their asylum hearing morea on less boss was one such hot spot. for him and not let on for instance of it and retrospect it's a lot 20 fundamentally wrong in 2015 but of think the hot spots on the greek islands were supposed to act as distribution census and in full they were meant to enable rapid processing newcomers were to be registered quickly and distributed within the e.u. member states to teach baton. but this did not happen and in march 26th jane to deter more new arrivals the e.u. struck a deal with turkey where several 1000000 refugees were stuck in transit the main idea was that turkey was to stop these people from finding their way into the e.u. . anyone wh

mohammed managed to reach zeina in turkey on the day she gave birth. but now she's out of the hospital, mohammed has to return to idlib, leaving the family in turkey. explosion. mohammed has been separated from the family for one week. during that time, dozens of people have been killed in a series of airstrikes, including four children. he's on his way to one of idlib�*s dedicated coronavirus hospitals. it's working at full capacity, and patients are being turned away. the hospitals are also running low on oxygen. to make matters worse, nearly 1,500 doctors and nurses have tested positive for the virus — 30% of the medical workforce in idlib. three weeks after giving birth, zeina is trying to get back into syria to look after mohammed. but having entered turkey via an unofficial route, she is repeatedly turned away from the border. but even with his symptoms, mohammed must continue to work. there are only 70 ventilators across the whole of idlib, and growing competition among the hospitals. after four attempts, zeina and the children finally make

covid has killed more than 23,000 people in turkey. doctors say the vaccine is their best weapon but there are fears some here will not be willing to get it. do you think people are convinced the vaccine will work because there has been some doubt about this particular vaccine from china? >> i do not trust in the chinese vaccine. that has been around turkey since the vaccine was introduced , but as far as i know people will get used to it in the end. they will do it. reporter: staff your want the vaccine to be catching. in their long, brutal battle against covid-19 they say this is a day of hope for them and for turkey. laura: in other news from around the world counting is underway in uganda's presidential election. crowds gathered around polling stations to observe the count amid tight security. the turnout was high for the pole pitting the longtime leader against a popular pitician. an internet shutdown is fueled opposition concerns about whether to trust the results. the u.k. has banned all the rebels from 14 south american countri

internet blackout and allegations of ballot delays as polls close in uganda as general election turkey rolls out coronavirus vaccinations with dozens of inoculation center set up across the country. thanks for joining us donald trump has become the 1st president in the history of the united states to be impeached a 2nd time with just a week before he leaves office the house of representatives has formally charged him with inciting an insurrection 10 republicans broke ranks and joined democrats to vote in favor of impeachment it's a rebuke of trump's repeated questioning if election results which included a speech she gave to supporters before they overran the capitol building castro has the latest from washington d.c. . the arguments came down to what's more dangerous impeach donald trump again and risk further dividing the country or allow him to remain in office even if it's just for a few days he is capable of starting a civil war he must be impeached he must be stopped now on this the final vote with 232-2197 in favor of impeachment and took place in what a week ago. with a crime s

and here in turkey we have rocky. the recognizer part of our culture to be for that if some people want to more or less get rid of this cultural asset well. i'm not so good about that. but. shaaban all time keeps asking himself a similar question what's so good about constantly rising prices driving young people like his daughter dariya to full victim to ruthless bootleggers he's bitter she was a happy young woman always ready for a laugh and popular. more than 100 young people came to her funeral. or friends and acquaintances. i think if the traces for all the whole of the more moderate her death could have been prevented. by some in turkey say drinking alcohol is a sin for others he can end in death. right now being outdoors is in walking hiking simply getting out of one's own 4 walls because the ceiling is closing in on you due to luck to kaiser runner from sweden regularly gather some family and camping gear to find relaxation and recharge your batteries in the great outdoors there are 2 things she can't be withou

via turkey on dry land. in september 2015 hungary closed its border to serbia in march 26th again other countries including slovenia and croatia followed suit. maybe so-called hold spots had already been set up in italy and greece they were designed to identify and register refugees directly at the e.u. border where they could then proceed with their asylum hearing. morea on less boss was one such hot spot. for him and not let on for instance of it and retrospect a lot when fundamentally wrong in 2015 but think that the hot spots on the greek islands was the post test distribution census and hopefully they were meant to enable rapid processing like new comers were to be registered quickly and distributed within the new member states. happen. but this did not happen and in march 26th jane to deter more new arrivals the e.u. struck a deal with turkey where several 1000000 refugees were stuck in transit the main idea was that turkey was to stop these people from finding their way into the e.u. . anyone who wron

ball also coming up turkey rolls out coronavirus vaccinations with dozens of centers set up across the country. lebanon begins an all day curfew expanding the scale of the nationwide lockdown to contain a virus. and voting is underway in uganda's general election amid an internet blackout and records of violence plus half of the world's climate change funding should help poorer nations adapt to its effects according to a new u.n. report. the as. donald trump has become the 1st president in the history of the united states to be impeached a 2nd time with just a week before he leaves office the house of representatives has formally charged him with inciting an insurrection 10 republicans broke ranks and joined democrats to vote in favor of impeachment it's a rebuke of trump's repeated questioning of election results which included a speech he gave to supporters before they over on the capitol building castro has the latest from washington. the arguments came down to what's more dangerous impeach donald trump again and risk further dividing the country or allow him to remain in office eve

whether it's be you wine or vodka homemade alcohol is booming in turkey. more and more people are making their own supplies in the cellar or the bath tub that troubles these old people in yellow . scots have their whiskey the french their wine the greeks. and here in turkey we have rocky could never be recognised part of our culture to be for that if some people want to more or less get rid of this cultural asset well . what's good about that. but. going to. shaaban al time keeps asking himself a similar question what's so good about constantly rising prices driving young people like his daughter dariya to pull victim to ruthless bootleggers he's bitter she was a happy young woman always ready for a laugh and popular. more than 100 young people came to her funeral. or friends and acquaintances. i think the prices for all the whole have been more moderate her death could have been prevented if. some in turkey say drinking alcohol is a sin for others he can end in death. right now being outdoors is in walking hiking simply getting out of one's own 4 walls be

and here in turkey we have rocky. the recognizer part of our culture to be for that if some people want to more or less get rid of this cultural asset well. what's good about that. but. shaaban all time keeps asking himself a similar question what's so good about constantly rising prices driving young people like his daughter to fall victim to ruthless bootleggers he's bitter she was a happy young woman always ready for a laugh and popular. more than 100 young people came to her funeral. friends and acquaintances. i think if the traces for all the whole have been more moderate her death could have been prevented. some in turkey say drinking alcohol is a sin for others he can end in death. well right now being outdoors is in walking hiking simply getting out of one's own 4 walls because the ceiling is closing in on you due to luck to cause a runner from sweden regularly gathers for family and camping gear to find relaxation and recharge your batteries in the great outdoors there are 2 things she can't be without on her

that's quite stormy easily be snow in the high ground some parts of syria more especially turkey and into levant that strong wind will mean rain or showers now bench that might make its way eastwards but on saturday probably not we've seen a lot of rain this season this year if you like in the maybe year and it shouldn't really often come to this west coast which is a cold and dry place normally but no not rain has reached there and is back in the forecast reaching the scouts and coast through when talk but further south surprising warps in cape town it's been over 30 degrees the last 2 days of forecast for thursday is 33 degrees well above the average which we reach with a change of wind direction for both friday and saturday which become showery now the heaviest of the rays like to be further east particularly focusing in zimbabwe . gay calm and make sure you're not hyping the situation be part of the debate my main characters are women when no topic is off the table the law is in the last allow child marriage to happen legally these are basically archaic walls that often the jet m

turkey signed a deal for 50 turkey signed a dealfor 50 million doses of the vaccine before the final results of the trial were even published. this prompted questions from independent media in the country, but from social media users as well. some of whom wondered why exactly turkey had decided to go for the chinese vaccine. in brazil, interestingly, despite the fact that it was a brazilian lab that announced yesterday that according to the latest tests the chinese vaccine may only have 50% efficacy, actually the media in the country has wrecked quite calmly. i think the overwhelming sentiment is that after all of the hundreds of thousands of deaths that have occurred in brazil, people feel lucky to have a vaccine at all. no prizes for guessing that a number of chinese diplomats and embassies across the world sent out tweets trying to give assurances on the safety and efficacy of the corunna vac, this was the case for the chinese embassy in the philippines. domestic state media quoted the sinovac ceo saying that the discrepancies over the efficacy data in brazil compared to indonesia

that's quite stormy easily be snow in the high ground some parts of syria more especially turkey and into levant that strong wind will mean rain or showers now bench that might make its way eastwards but on saturday probably not we've seen a lot of rain this season this year if you like in the movie here and it shouldn't really often come to this west coast which is a cold and dry place normally but no not rain has reached there and is back in the forecast reaching the scouts and coast through when talk but further south surprising warps in cape town it's been over 30 degrees the last 2 days the full cost for thursday is 33 degrees well above the average which we reach with a change of wind direction for both friday and saturday which become showery now the heaviest of the rays like to be further east particularly focusing in zimbabwe . the 2nd episode of this series explores the rise of the major drug cartels and their reign of terror 19 sentence mexican government little point all the traffickers have to produce the body because they know it is their. america's public enemy number

the same where qatar has and it can definitely use that to try to build bridges between turkey and saudi arabia you know that's ahead of him and as long as you don't have strong relations between the. and we're sorry there is absolutely no way this blog can move forward and tackle issues like libya syria or even how to deal with iran because turkey not only is a powerful engine of power but it's also a powerful it's certainly a nation in that region and therefore it is a nation that you need to go to when it comes to solving problems or building the realign says or thinking about political realignments and this could be the opportunity for qatar to say i would use that symbolic capital i do have to try to build bridges and turn that chapter and i think it is definitely going to be a win win situation of this plane that you're seeing right now lending is of of them are online indeed of course will continue to unpick what happens at the g.c.c. in terms of oman and the plane just landing there you know if this is going to be the 1st g.c.c. meeting at such a high level for the new sultan him

and here in turkey we have rocky. the recognized part of our culture to be for that if some people want to more or less get rid of this cultural asset well. i'm not so good about that. but. shaaban all time keeps asking himself a similar question what's so good about constantly rising prices driving young people like his daughter to fall victim to ruthless bootleggers he's bitter remember she was a happy young woman always ready for a laugh and popular. more than 100 young people came to her funeral. friends and acquaintances. i think if the traces for all the whole had been more moderate her death could have been prevented. some in turkey say drinking alcohol is a sin for others he can end in death. right now being outdoors is in walking hiking simply getting out of one's own 4 walls because the ceiling is closing in on you due to locked keyser runner from sweden regularly gathers a family and camping gear to find relaxation and recharge your batteries in the great outdoors there are 2 things she can't be without on

and here in turkey we have rocky. globally recognised part of our culture to be for that if some people want to more or less get rid of this cultural asset well. what's good about that. but. shaaban all time keeps asking himself a similar question what's so good about constantly rising prices driving young people like his daughter to fall victim to ruthless bootleggers he's bitter she was a happy young woman always ready for a laugh and popular. more than 100 young people came to her funeral. friends and acquaintances. i think if the traces for all the whole had been more moderate her death could have been prevented. by some in turkey say drinking alcohol is a sin for others he can end in death. right now being outdoors is in walking hiking simply getting out of one's own 4 walls because the ceiling is closing in on you due to luck to chi is a runner from sweden regularly gathers for family and camping gear to find relaxation and recharge your batteries in the great outdoors there are 2 things she can't be without on

she earns over 30 percent more per month than the average for turkey. as a single mother the 35 year old needs the money and as least daughter darian suv is 11 years old. and. she's a passionate fence nestle's supporter and provides for the training. debt ensues father moved out single parents are rare in turkey only one in 4 turkish women is employed marriage and tradition hold strong in this country. coming your way if you did the work of the woman is supposed to stay home in the kitchen take care of the children and serve her husband and his family. that's what counts as normal and there's no gratitude for it no appreciation. nobody says thanks for cooking today you make up in the fall when she's at work nastily you can shut out all frustrations she appreciates her independent life it isn't always easy but she hopes to set an example and give other turkish women the courage to go their own way. for months the citizens of belarus have been taking to the streets calling for fresh elections and democracy they are accusing the autocratic president lukash

turkey talk about that it's a strategic ally we mean works with turkey on a lot of regional issues economically i'm very so fast partners but also regionally and geo politically they are in agreement over the many of the regional issues and conflicts and issues there that they're getting deals where. it comes to iran it's a different matter iran is our neighbor gets a big country geopolitically speaking you cannot. turn a blind eye to iran it will always be there and you need to address the issue of iran whether way or the other i think that those position has always been historically to deal with iran to deescalate with iran to maintain the disputes and conflicts with iran compartmentalize in their respective context and not to antagonize iran into becoming a direct enemy of their gulf states this will continue over their issue of mediation i think that there has always been a key player when it comes to mediation in the region and i think during their past couple of times when the united states their temperaments nation and iran. escalating against each other. there were diplomatic visits aff

have been accusing turkey of being one of the keeper supporters of political islam and in particular the muslim brotherhood which has been a key player you know all those factors that have been playing in the mix for quite some time in this part of the world the key to those problems here today in the lower it just takes a few moments to handshakes a genuine debate and a think you will solve those problems the moment with washington live now from iowa could be the moment could have huge repercussions of the region and there is the man of the moment the emir of catarrh shake. to me bin have a tiny who in fact is coming down the steps to meet the crown prince of saudi arabia moment been some are we expect no handshake because of it but certainly. corrected there is a. problem that says more than anything else how should these be times to do that now wow that really is the moment look at exactly what happened the moment they think this said to themselves you know what because of the cold with respect here's a social distancing but however we come from this part of the world where the tr

she earns over 30 percent more per month than the average for turkey. as a single mother the 35 year old needs the money and as least daughter darian suv is 11 years old. and. she's a passionate fencer nestle's supporter and provides for the training. debt ensues father moved out single parents are rare in turkey only one in 4 turkish women is employed marriage and tradition hold strong in this country. coming your way if you did look at them you know woman is supposed to stay home in the kitchen take care of the children and serve her husband and his family. that's what counts as normal and there's no gratitude for it no appreciation which the. nobody says thanks for cooking today you make up in this home when she's at work nicely you can sure counsel frustrations she appreciates her independent life it isn't always easy but she hopes to set an example and give other texas women the courage to go their own way. for months the citizens of belarus have been taking to the streets calling for fresh elections and democracy they are accusing the autocratic p

turkey has agreed to buy 50 million doses. butjust before the roll—out here, clinical trials in brazil found this vaccine to be only 50.4% effective. one of the first in line to get the jab, the head of a major hospital. even he's allowed to wince. i asked dr mehmet emin kalkan if he was concerned about the data from brazil. speaks turkish. "no", he said, "clinicaltrials in our country are transparent, based on scientific research and statistically correct. we found this vaccine to be more than 90% effective". well, there's another vaccination about to happen here now. in this room alone, there are six people being vaccinated every hour — that's one every ten minutes — and there are 50 rooms like this in this hospital alone. the teams here will be working until midnight tonight. now that a vaccine is here, they don't want to lose a minute. covid has killed more than 23,000 people in turkey. doctors say the vaccine is now their best weapon, but there are fears that some here won't be willing to get it. do you think people

very long one but i'll give you the 1st 2 parts of 2 sentences here well the buy in ministration have turkey pushed further into syria and do you expect the war in ukraine to start again soon go ahead george. well i would think the onset of both of those questions is yes 5 i think that the people around bite in particular and to the blinken have already made clear that they intend to pursue their regime change in the in syria they agree that. during the obama years they failed to achieve what they were often named at the top . and so therefore they that this is something that they would want to do i like and the same applies to ukraine and ukraine is really a. baby wake i mean he was that. point man on ukraine. and he was very involved in the post-coup regime and of course you know the whole story about. how much he was making in the ukraine so i would think that that is a personal project of bidens to try to push russia out of ukraine and try to fuel war. to increase the likelihood of a more intense war between russia and ukraine and already the overall project i think of the incoming biden

and here in turkey we have rocky. the recognized part of our culture to be for that if some people want to more or less get rid of this cultural asset well. what's good about that. but. shaaban all time keeps asking himself a similar question what's so good about constantly rising prices driving young people like his daughter to full victim to ruthless bootleggers he's bitter remember she was a happy young woman always ready for a laugh and popular. more than 100 young people came to her funeral. or friends and acquaintances. i think if the traces for all the whole had been more moderate her death could have been prevented. some in turkey say drinking alcohol is a sin for others he can end in death. right now being outdoors is in walking hiking simply getting out of one's own 4 walls because the ceiling is closing in on you due to luck to kai's a runner from sweden regularly gather some family and camping gear to find relaxation and recharge your batteries in the great outdoors there are 2 things she can't be without

and forking from dizzying heights in turkey butts we begin in germany where the media is reporting new covert 19 deaths every day a new initiative wants to make a grief more public by reminding the country that there are real people behind these numbers. it's the 8 sunday that close john schmidt has come here to send out candles a visual reminder of those who have died from covert 19. he's not the only one doing this. germany may have done better than other countries at the beginning of the pandemic but the death toll now stands at more than 50000. i'm not us but yes the during the 1st wave of other countries had these kinds of numbers and i felt like we just accepted it here with a shrug. we thought we needed images to make death something you can see. that's why we started this initiative. under much anybody because. many people come here to talk about the disturbingly high number of new cases others come because they've lost someone who says i'm far from a fog or it's just a question of where you can show grief or where can you go to experience this feeling peacefully like in a ceme

traditional patriarchal roles have gotten a boost under islamic conservative president ed a one in turkey many women are oppressed by their husbands most are homemakers and financially dependent on men but in the modern city of east some will one woman is showing how things can be different she hopes to be a role model for other young women who are striving for an emancipated and independence life now her story and is not for people who are afraid of heights. all the cleaning team keeps a firm grip on their equipment as they balance. they proceed slowly secured by a steel cable the red rope is assigned to the. she gets into position. the mat under the safety rope keeps it from being damaged by the roof sharp edges. her life will be hanging on that rope. at last the actual work can begin. song we are 130 meters high up and it's a wonderful feeling. with i feel absolutely free. i feel like i don't depend on anything except these ropes it is a ball or. nicely uses techniques similar to mountaineering she learned these during her training which was both mentally and physically tough but she b

mass distribution of that same chinese made vaccine has just begun in turkey where health care workers and high risk groups are being prioritized in a mass inoculation drive the health minister says doses of already been delivered to 81 sites across the country turkey it's a delivery of 3000000 doses in december so because of all glue is at a hospital in istanbul where the vaccination campaign is underway. the health workers are prioritized and there they have been they have they have started receiving the vaccine since early morning again today just right behind me you are seeing one of the nurses working at the state hospital of course when we speak to them they are happy to be able to receive the vaccine as they say they are highly exposed to the core of the virus stress and their families also have been under a risk within those 10 months that the country has been dealing with color on the virus and the death toll actually reached 23004 the last couple of months especially the last 2 months have been a very critical in turkey and that's why this is a hope for everyone of course it'

as of thursday morning to medical workers in turkey started to receive the coroner virus vaccine that truth you received from china this in a lot of 3000000 dollars came to turkey on late december and now medical workers in the state hospital are receiving their vaccinations when charity is national everybody needs to be vaccinated we have no other alternative for the really richard it is we hope workers are fighting the virus but when a medic falls ill and is absent for 14 days it becomes a problem that's why medical workers are prioritized to receive the vaccine. turkey is planning to complete $15000000.00 of the chinese vaccine by the end of march and beginning of april also turkey will receive $500000.00 from pfizer beyond tag and currently negotiations under way to receive $25000000.00 doses of vaccine according to the pools conducted before the new year at this 41 per cent of the turkish population is happy to receive the vaccine because they are fed up of being indoors then being limited with mass and everything in turkey also is conducting some other work so how it's all vacci

we also had a statement from turkey lot of people on twitter commented that a state like turkey which has its own problems with security especially when it comes to executives office the were commenting that it's ironic that turkey condemned the but they said we are following the domestic developments with concern as is the foreign ministry that took place after the us presidential elections and the demonstrators attempt to raid the congress building today so i think a lot of people around the world recognize this as a kind of historic event even if it might be symbolic it looks like of the protesters didn't get away with disrupting so much today nancy pelosi speaker of the house said that the vote will continue this soon as they feel that the congress the secure which security official said that it has been secured so it looks like it's going on looks like the protest was largely symbolic but like i said people from around the world from norway iceland scotland spain all condemned what they saw today as an anti-democratic act going to thank you for that i mean in a safe and also inne

yeah, that has been around turkey since the vaccine was introduced. but as far as i know, people will get used to it and in the end they will do it, yeah.- they will do it, yeah. staff here want _ they will do it, yeah. staff here want the _ they will do it, yeah. staff here want the vaccine - they will do it, yeah. staff here want the vaccine to l they will do it, yeah. staff. here want the vaccine to be catching, in a long, brutal battle against covid—19, they say this is hope for them and for turkey. scientists from five key agencies around the world have confirmed that 2020 was one of the hottest years ever, bringing to a close the warmest decade yet recorded. here's our science editor david shukman. a desperate rescue in indonesia after torrential rain triggered landslides earlier this week. scientists say even heavier downpours are likely in future as the world gets warmer. wow! in some countries hotter, drier conditions are on the cards. the wildfires that struck in australia last year are nothing new in themselves, but the more human activit