has 3 and a half 1000000 syrian refugees 3 times more than the whole european union so far european union to want to help for all in a humane way irregular migration it is obvious that there needs to be support not just for the refugees in turkey already but also for another 3000000 at least internally displaced in syria close to the turkish border are currently being supported in the humanitarian way through turkey so i guess the question is what will the european union put on the table at the same time turkey has an interest in a new agreement because due to the breaking down of they dream and it's not that more people reach europe it's just that the european union is being more brutal pushing people back at their land that is the border so check in at that moment is actually losing most minister cannot support what is going to have because no one has to happen then you it sounds like you're saying that the european union needs to put down a lot of money on the table to convince turkey to treat syrian refugee use humanely is that what that's what you're saying right. well tekkie has 3 a

interest but is about a reflection on the temp by the european union to highlight european values on human rights and other issues and as part of the ship we're seeing whereby. the europe is trying to redefine itself stroh's and to redefine it. with strategic autonomy and that strategic autonomy is to be defined by european civilized nation balanced unfortunately it comes just at the point where really the whole idea of universal human balance is rejected by most of the pro as no longer appropriate and they say you know we all have our other supplies and chinese they are civilization about use our harmony and community not individuals and not price and so it's quite difficult so they are they will make an effort yes on syria it will be like that ukraine is a much more problematic for the european union but i mean basically the european union has almost 0 or ations with russia now it's gone i mean it was not so long ago 10 years ago when it was thought in the europe and elsewhere that there would be a great europe stretching from brought it. down to to lisbon and that if europe if rus

union and turkey earlier this week 2 of the european union's top leaders. a woman and charles michel a man visited a turkish president richard. also a man but as the 3 gathered for talks they discovered that there were only 2 chairs present now if you were expecting the president to say please take a seat ladies 1st your belt to be disappointed. it was a meeting that said hopes for reengagement between the u.n. turkey but spending time has got off to a rocky start. one of the e.u.'s most powerful female executives was left without someone to sit instead of being placed in equal rank according to diplomatic protocol or so the fund and i and the european commission president was placed on a sofa while the men took center stage. it draws stock comparison to previous years where un turkish leaders were seated in equal standing whether the optics were intentional or not it may have added further strain to the relationship but the spokesman for the european commission says she wanted to focus on the issues at hand. shows that marriage ties substance over question

no the european union promised 36000000000 to be committed in 4 years that happens and the european union did not put on the table another offer for the next few years although the number of refugees in turkey keeps growing. turkey has agreed to take people back from the greek islands it did so for 4 years it was the fault of their silent system of greece we have the european union supporting it that we didn't have we get decisions taki that said what a year ago that its side of the deal was off as well so at the moment we have no agreement and what we are seeing now which is the breakdown of the rule of law is actually the world without an agreement if we don't reach one this is how it will look for the next months years which is basically the end of the refugee convention i'd like for you to take a listen to what e.u. commission president underlie and have said about this take a listen we will further gauge with turkey on issues such as migration financing high level dialogues and modernizing the customs union if turkey does not move forward construction constructively if it returns to

this is not going to be acceptable for the european union. we have a situation where russia is not exactly being seen positively by the european union , but it is also not being seen positively across the atlantic in the united states. it was just recently that biden called putin a killer. at the moment, russia must do everything it can to maintain decent relationships with the european union union countries that a can and certainly not to escalate and cause more confrontation. >> getting for the time being is a russian reaction which is brushing aside all of the accusations, saying they were blown out of proportion, however, in europe, the feeling is the russians were very smart and tapping into the old networks of spies, handlers, and people who were sympathetic to former soviet republic, they are triggering that network and they are using that same network, and this is what is creating now a huge problem in europe. >> in moscow, the russian general staff believes that the west is already waging a hybrid war against russia, trying to delegi

union and the commission and the council have the same rank then 1st of all the european union should have told the turkish protocol to turkish were to call this situation. nobody is going to ask say sorry about the situation the turks are saying is that her opinion is faulty your opinion is your opinion is that it's turkey's fault and this just it victimizes the relationship between the european union and turkey which are really really in a dire situation or a very bad situation now you know that was the whole point of this meeting wasn't it to try and deal with these foreign relations between turkey and the e.u. so how is that looking now very bad if they can't agree on who is supposed to be sitting next to each other how are they going to agree on much much more i would say not dangerous but more important situations like massive immigration and the u.s. being turkey 6000000000 euros 3 to manage immigration it's apparently not working turkey has been expanding as fed been expanding its military in syria in libya it's been doing this in the mediterranean sea in. never going to care

greenman between zurich and the european union the turkey has recently been a mights treated like its 3rd country and that is essentially a candidate country for a us session so if turkey especially those that has a 3rd country in the neighborhood i used to look is not necessarily focusing on at the 1st state to its primary states states on democracy and human rights but it's mainly on operation on foreign policy and democracy but to date exceptionally we have seen. attention to basically said freedoms both by themselves and on the lion and i believe that myself that this is the at the end of the passion that was coming from both from the european parliament some member states and the united states as well let me ask you about that help much has the change at the white house with a new president does it have to do with president airtel one suddenly improve the attitude to dealing with the e.u. . i would say it's sure is. a very key impact because i think it has 22 dimensions. had a very gruesome nice relationship its end of the line and this was not necessarily in line with. the pract

union and turkey earlier this week 2 of the european union's top leaders or the lion a woman and charles show a man visited a turkish president richard. also a man but as the 3 gathered for talks they discovered that there were only 2 chairs present now if you were expecting the president to say please take a seat ladies 1st you are about to be disappointed. it was a meeting that said hopes for reengagement between the e.u. and turkey but spending time has got off to a rocky start. one of the e.u.'s most powerful female executives was left without someone to scent instead of being placed in equal rank according to diplomatic protocol or so the fund in lyon the european commission president was placed on a sofa while the men took center stage it draws stock comparison to previous years where turkish fetus was seated in equal standing whether the optics were intentional or not it may have added further strain to their relationship but the spokesman for the european commission says she wants to focus on the issues at hand . she shows that maritime substance of the questions of formal per ty

has 3 and a half 1000000 syrian refugees 3 times more than the whole european union so far european union to want to help for all in a humane way irregular migration it is obvious that there needs to be support not just for the refugees in turkey already but also for another 3000000 at least internally displaced in syria close to the turkish border currently being supported in the humanitarian way through turkey so i guess the question is what will the european union put on the table at the same time techie has an interest in a new agreement because due to the breaking down of a green meant it's not that more people reach europe it's just that the european union is being more brutal pushing people back if they let the this is the border so check you know that moment is actually losing the most in this because work is what is going to happen and what needs to happen then you're it sounds like you're saying that the european union needs to put down a lot of money on the table to convince turkey to treat syrian refugee use humanely is that what that's what you're saying right. well techie ha

in the european union or amongst european union countries pavel the russian spies were i mean from the statement from the from the italian foreign ministry and the police were looking for crucial military information about the italian military and nature are you are we likely to see some profound damage to the italian russian relations here. well i don't think that's going to be any lasting damage that's going to be most likely russian tit for tat expulsion. diplomats from moscow and basically that's going to be most likely the end of the story both rome and moscow don't and they expressed that opinion that they don't want to really spoiler away sions because this unfortunate event so no lasting things everyone understands this is business as usual that's how the system gathering information were and it's not actually could that really clear that be information passed was really a sense that there was a report that the italian name officer was paid 5000 euro in cash and that's not really a lot of money in terms of kind. of where if it was really a sense that if it would be much more an

and european union is helpful on that field and therefore i expect that european union and also the acting and the new german government have to has to. close their rows together with north america because a leverage is much bigger if we work together instead of doing it on a on a single signal by their way between european union and china let's go back to the elections 16 years of angle americal she came to power with a new cd you after helmut kohl do you think that the end of her era will also lead to a government where the c.d.u. need some time in the opposition to rejuvenate i mean we've talked about divisions in the party the pandemic an assertive russia and china are you heading for the opposition i think that into the government needs city will see as it will and i hope that this you see as it would also and present the next chance because of the fact that we might come out as the biggest party out of that elections and looking to that but under the american reach i think the economic benefit. of hope. it's perfect we never saw such a. continuous and long. boost in the economy in th

has 3 and a half 1000000 syrian refugees 3 times more than the whole european union so far european union to want to help for all in a humane way irregular migration it is obvious that there needs to be support not just for the refugees in turkey already but also for another 3000000 at least internally displaced in syria close to the turkish border we're currently being supported in humanitarian way through turkey so i guess the question is what will the european union put on the table at the same time techie has an interest in a new agreement because due to the breaking down of their green meant it's not that more people reach europe it's just that the european union is being more brutal pushing people back at their land than just the border so check in at the moment is actually losing most economists to council workers what is going to happen and what needs to happen then you're it sounds like you're saying that the european union needs to put down a lot of money on the table to convince turkey to treat syrian refugee use humanely is that what that's what you're saying right. well tekki

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well the united kingdom european union and the united states are sinning medical equipment and supplies to india but that will not bring immediate relief so why is india so badly hit by this latest surge we asked dr shushan founder and director of india's cygnus hospital so i didn't read i called it does not me earlier bird i didn't get even worse than a tsunami we is like an inferno in this the lobby at least if you cling on to something unloaded basile what you used to live but it's like an introvert it would burn anything but instead to having people dying in their arms and not even get. a little bit. a little bag. north of the level i think the sheer size of the population and the fact that there are big metropolitan cities congested areas and dividers as new we have seen double moved into itis is triple. well now so. the new game is a hugely prevalent in the north part of the part of the country so a mix of all these factors i think is leading to this huge and for no that's engulfing everything in its bot. that was dr solution but joins the founder and director of india's cygnus ho

member of the european union does turkey still want to join. well president one only a few weeks ago said that this sees a key policy of turkey to join the european union but it has to be said that neve aside believe that this is really stick in the short meeting or even long term most people think the turkey's accession bit is dead and that has presenting the european union with a big problem because turkey succession bait was also always its most important leverage over turkey now that it's seen as e.u. is now looking for new leverage and this is why i think they are opening up the talk so if a customs union modernization and possible leave of visa liberalization they see this as providing very important leverage going forward and that's important given the fact that they are looking to turkey to honor its migration and we heard that that is seen as a priority for the e.u. that turkey continues to know all of the parts of the migration deal oh aren't you just use dorian joins with the latest tonight from istanbul during as always thank you. o

and the european union are about to reveal if they see any links between astra zeneca has called it 1000 vaccine and where blood clots those clots for friends in just a handful of the 10s of millions of people who have been given the job but many countries have raised concerns south korea is the latest to temporarily suspend its use in people under the age of 60 i don't choose to eat the university of oxford holds the trial of the vaccine in children saying that this was just a precautionary measure let's go live very soon attash a buckler she's joining me from paris where she will be monitoring the in. from the european medicines agency. that's asher this is spin a story that's been percolating you could say for several weeks and months now. we wait for an announcement on just how safe this vaccine is just give us a sense of why it's so important to find out which vaccines countries in europe should be using. well it's very important because of course the european medical agency governments across europe need to convince their public that the vaccines they are using are safe i should ju

and european union is helpful on that field and therefore i expect that european union and also the acting and the new government have to has to. reach a close there are those together with north america because a leverage is much bigger if we work together instead of doing it on the on the singular by the 2 way between european union and china let's go back to the elections 16 years of angle americal she came to power with a new cd you after helmut kohl do you think that the end of her era will also lead to a government where the c.d.u. need some time in the opposition to rejuvenate i mean we've talked about divisions in the party the pandemic and assertive russia and china are you heading for the opposition i think that the government needs city will seize it will and i hope that this if you see if you would also present the next chance because of the fact that we might come out as the biggest party out of that elections and looking to that but i'm going i'm happy i reached i think the economic benefit. of hope. it's perfect we've never saw such a. continuous and long. boost in the econo

well the united kingdom european union and the united states are sending medical equipment and supplies to india but that will not bring immediate relief so why is india so badly hit by this latest search we asked dr shushan budget founder and director of india's cygnus hospital so i think we i called it does or not me earlier bird i think it's even worse than a tsunami really is like an inferno industry lobby at least if you cling on to something and loaded basel what you used to live but it's like a need for it would burn anything that instead of having been bottled dying in their arms and not even getting. a little bit. a little bag. i think the sheer size of the population and the fact that there are big metropolitan cities congested areas and dividers as new gated we are seeing double new to this is triple. well now so. the new game is a hugely prevalent in the north part of the part of the country so a mix of all these factors i think is leading to this huge and for no that's indulging in everything in its spot. that was dr solution but join the founder and director of india's cyg

turkey for its part is keen to advance its stalled bid to join the european union. thousands of demonstrators turned out recently to protest against turkey's decision to pull out of an international agreement on women's rights ironically that school the istanbul convention both the emissaries condemned that move as sending the wrong signal on rights. another area of dispute is turkey wanting to drill for gas in the mediterranean in areas which greece and cyprus see as that territory the latest talks between the e.u. and turkey aimed to mend fences but there are still huge differences to overcome thanks r.k. 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 o

european union supports. and voluntary licensing in order to ramp up the production of the vaccine was initially the big issue facing hugo as well as the world was limited production capacity this has now been improved also through the measures like coal abrasion and licensing are you why did that their kind of pandemic that we are seeing deepening every day in india with potentially harm india's the supply of vaccines that india can deliver to the rest of the world including the e.u. is that a concern in the e.u. right now. we are concerned because of the situation in india very much 1st of all because of the situation affect the indians themselves but 2nd also because india is one of the biggest if not the biggest producer of acceptance worldwide and until the current crisis india has exported tens and tens of millions of folks since produced in india to other parts of the world this exports have now stopped and this may have negative impact on the availability of exodus is in large parts of the world so we

over the european union. we show 3 screws and they're done oh the proof is old elitist developments in turkey in this respect in particular on the freedom of speech the 3rd it interfered to reporters and media and today show michelle and i clearly underlined that respect for fundamental rights and the rule of law are crucial for the european union this must be an integral part of our relationship turkey must respect international human rights rules and standards. there's a lot at stake millions of refugees who fled from syria's bloody civil war are living within turkey's borders they would otherwise head for europe and ankara once the e.u. to pay more to support. turkey for its part is keen to advance its stalled bid to join the european union. thousands of demonstrators turned out recently to protest against turkey's decision to pull out of an international agreement on women's rights ironically that school the istanbul convention both the e.u. emissaries condemned that move and sending the wrong signal on r

and european union is helpful on that field and therefore i expect that european union and also the acting and the new german government have test to. close their o's together with north america because a leverage is much bigger if we work together instead of doing it on a on a single signal or by the total way between european union and china let's go back to the elections 16 years of angle americal she came to power with a new cd you after helmut kohl do you think that the end of her era will also lead to a government where the c.d.u. need some time in the opposition to rejuvenate i mean we've talked about divisions in the party the pandemic and assertive russia and china are you heading for the opposition i think that the government needs see who sees it will and i hope that this it was easy it would also present the next chance because of the fact that we might come out as the biggest party out of that elections and looking to that but i'm going i'm actually reached i think the economic benefit. of hope. is perfect we never saw such a. continuous and long. boost in the economy in the l

and the laws of the european union for. being. in the course of doing this. a c.n.n. correspondent is among 9 people detained near the penal colony work travel in critical x. and alleys currently imprisoned in russia they were arrested over public order violations the media and supporters of the 44 year old blogger arrived at the passivity following claims his health had deteriorated. who has been following the story. the police have said that 45 people gathered outside the penal colony east of moscow and 9 of them have been detained for quote unquote violating public order some of them apparently for trying to get the access that they didn't have permission for not speaking of the c.n.n. journalists according to a russian foreign ministry department that oversees the work of foreign journalists and this country the c.n.n. staff were standing right on the road outside that prison and ignored orders to clear the road and also refused to show their press credentials in this particular call me didn't only become the center of

that has presented their pin union with the problem. -- the european union with a problem. the eu is looking for new leverage, and this is why they are opening up talks over customs union modernization, possible visa liberalization. they see this as providing important leverage going rward, and that's important given the fact they are looking to turkey to honor its migration deal. we heard that is seen as a priority for the eu, that turkey continues to honor all parts of the migration deal. brent: dorian jones from istanbul, thank you. here's a look at some other stories making headlines. egypt and sudan say talks aimed at resolving a dispute with ethiopia over a dam on the nile river have ended without progress. ethiopia is constructing the dam and says it is vital for power. sudan is concerned about the dam's safety. in myanmar, protesters have held a candlelit vigil to remember those killed since the start of the military coup. they marched through the town, and observers say security forces have killed at least 570 people since the beginning of february. hundreds of peo

union this it makes turkey the gate keeper for migrants and refugees into europe european union very keen that that continues and also on the important parts of that the except in back of migrants that have had their asylum requests in greece have been rejected and turkey takes those people back that's something that is also seen very important and they say they will be looking to turkey to go forward and to meet those commitments so at the moment it seems that both sides are seeing this as a cautious optimistic situation a positive environment. to. talk about. agreement and visa liberalization. bring the 2 sides closer together it is what 15 years ago 16 years ago the negotiations for turkey to become a full member of the e.u. began as to give a bad idea. well officially president heard one only reiterated turkey's commitment a few weeks ago to joining the european union but i think it's extremely significant that the worst turkey joining the european union was not mentioned once in the press conference by eva sharp michele. it is i think a commonly accepted fact on both sides that

well the united kingdom european union and the united states are sending medical equipment and supplies to india but that will not bring immediate relief so why is india so badly hit by this latest search we asked dr shushan budget founder and director of india's cygnus hospital so i didn't read i called it does not me earlier bird i think it's even worse than me we is like an insurer knowing this will not be at least if you cling on to something and loaded basel what you used to live but it's like a need for it will burn anything that instead of having been bottled dying in their arms in order to get. a little bit. a little bag. i think the sheer size of the population and the fact that there are big metropolitan cities congested areas and dividers as new gated we have seen double moved into it as is triple. well now so. this is a hugely prevalent in the north part of the northern part of the country so a mix of all these factors i think is leading to this huge and for now that's engulfing everything in its spot. that was dr shushan joints the founder and director of india's cygnus hos

this is the news live from turkey and the european union seeks to really relations after years of tensions turkey's president to want to host a top e.u. officials for face to face talks and uncorrupt on the agenda looking for common ground on migration trade and human rights. also coming up india reports nearly 100000 new coping 1000 cases for the 2nd day in a row now calls for the prime minister to open up vaccinations to more people. and big drama in the quarterfinals of the champions league title holders liverpool suffer a setback against real madrid and manchester city. in the final minutes. good to have you with us we begin with something of a new beginning the european union's top officials have met with turkey's president in an attempt to improve relations tayyip erdogan says he wants to turn a new page in relations with the e.u. but turkey's human rights record remains a sticking point. it's a year since the european union's most senior officials last met the turkish president both sides say they want to improve relations which have become increasingly strained but the europeans ha

and so that's caused a lot of strain within the european union particularly given the fact that we're. exporting so many vaccines not just to the u.k. but to other parts of the world as well so mr minister hasn't this been a total failure by the european union and shouldn't there be some accountability shouldn't the buck stop somewhere should perhaps a commission the resign should perhaps remember $999.00 i was in brussels at the time the whole commission resigned this is an issue that affects every citizen of the e.u. it's an issue that affects lives lives are going to be lost because of the poor rollout and it's going to affect your economic recovery it's very serious well 1st of all i don't think we can we can judge the vaccine role. in terms of whether it's been a success or not just yes certainly it's been a poor start in terms of the relationship with astra zeneca in particular but i still think that by the end of july you will see certainly close to 70 percent of europe's population or the population vaccinated so you know let's let's wait and see how this rolls out i think the

the european union and the u.k. are sending medicine and oxygen also coming up tonight is crippling critical like scene of all the leading an extremist movement russian prosecutors say yes tonight the latest legal attempt to block of all the supporters from russian elections and politics and where were you 35 years ago russia and the world are remembering chernobyl the worst nuclear disaster in history we look at the physical and emotional fall well that has never stopped. by brant goff is good to have you with us we begin with the pandemic pain in india today was the 5th day in a row that india reported a record high number of new coronavirus infections. 349000 in just 24 hours tonight the u.s. the u.k. and the european union are sending medical supplies including oxygen which hospitals desperately need to treat covered 1000 patients many hospitals are full and are turning people away and there are reports of people dying on the streets in families being told that there is no more space to hold funerals but the one

. -- _ the european union. thank you very much indeed. -- left _ the european union. thank you very much indeed. -- left the _ the european union. thank you very much indeed. -- left the european l much indeed. —— left the european union. the uk charity 0xfam says it has suspended two members of staff in the democratic republic of congo over allegations of sexual exploitation and bullying. the charity said the suspensions were part of an "external investigation" set up last november into the allegations. the charity was cleared only last month to resume applying for funding from the british aid budget, after claims of serious sexual misconduct in haiti. sarah champion chairs the house of commons international development committee — she says this will damage the reputation of the aid industry... unfortunately, it is going to knock people�*s confidence and that is a great shame because the aid sector does the most unbelievably amazing work. it saves lives, it empowers people around the world, it gives them prosperity and a future. but we have to accept that the

as you said, we've got huge economic relations with the european union. you hope it won't fall off a cliff, i think it will go down. i think we've got to keep working on that, and i don't think we should give up on our relationship with the united states, that we need to recognise that america itself is entirely transactional. but there's many issues which the biden administration care about, which happen to coincide with british values and interests, and i think we should carry on seeking to engage closely with them, too. you're one of the most experienced diplomats in the uk. how do you balance out principle and pragmatism in a relationship with china right now? are you...? again, going back to your past, you spent many years working as a diplomat under the blair government. now, tony blair was famous for talking about a foreign policy driven by values. he talked about humanitarian interventionism. we hear that the united states government believes the chinese are conducting a policy of, quote unquote, genocide against the muslim minority uighur communi

the european union's drug regulator the european medicines agency says after a safety assessment of the astra zeneca vaccine they are still encouraging people to get it that's despite finding a $169.00 cases of a rare brain blood clot after $34000000.00 doses the agency says while no clear link has been found they believe the clots are caused by any means response as a result the regulator will be listing the clots as a rare side effect of the astra zeneca vaccine. this vaccine has proven to be highly effective if it prevents if severe disease and hospitalized patients and it is saving lives vaccination is extremely important in helping us in the fight against cope at 19 and we need to use the back scenes we have to protect us from the devastating effects to my media it comes as u.k. authorities recommend that the astra zeneca vaccine should not be given to adults under 30 where possible but again they stress the continued use of the vaccine our review has reinforced that the risk of this respite to the side effect remains extremely smooth. the drug maker itself says the bottom line of

european union supports. and voluntary licensing in order to ramp up the production of the vaccine was initially the big issue facing you up as well as the world was limited production capacity this has now been improved also through the measures like call obliteration and licensing are you why did that they're kind of for pandemic that we are seeing deepening every day in india. when potentially harm india has the supply of vaccines that india can deliver to the rest of the world including the e.u. is that a concern in the e.u. right now. we are concerned because of the situation in india very much 1st of all because of the situation affecting indians themselves but 2nd also because india is one of the biggest if not the biggest producer of acceptance worldwide and until the current crisis india has exported tens and tens of millions of sins produced in india to other.

this is the abuse these are our top stories the european union's top officials have met with turkey in attempt to improve relations between the 2 sides. he wants to turn a new page in his relations with europe but european commission president. expressed concerns about turkey's human rights record. diplomats have been meeting in the austrian capital vienna to try and salvage the iran nuclear deal european countries are mediating between iran and the united states trying to bring washington back to the agreement that the trump administration walked away from both tehran and washington said that the meeting was quote constructive more talks are now scheduled for friday. lava and steam continue to spew from 2 new fissures in the icelandic volcano began erupting 3 weeks ago for the 1st time in nearly 800 years hundreds of hikers who had come to see the spectacle were evacuated due to the latest volcanic activity. this is t.v. news from berlin you can follow us on twitter and facebook or you can go to our web site. the united states and iran are on the same page when it comes to wanting to

the european union's drug regulator the european medicines agency says after a safety assessment of the astra zeneca vaccine they are still encouraging people to get it that's despite finding a $169.00 cases of a rare brain blood clot after $34000000.00 doses the agency says while no clear link has been found they believe the clots are caused by any means response as a result the regulator will be listing the clots as a rare side effect of the astra zeneca vaccine this vaccine has proven to be highly effective it preventive severe disease and hospitalized patients and it is saving lives vaccination is extremely important in helping us in the fight against covert 19 and we need to use the back scenes we have to protect us from the devastating effects to my it comes as u.k. authorities recommend that the astra zeneca vaccine should not be given to adults under 30 where possible but again they stress the continued use of the vaccine our review has reinforced that the risk of this respected side effect remains extremely small. the drug maker itself says the bottom line of the regulators fin

news in these are our top story the european union's top officials have met with turkey's president in an attempt to improve relations between the 2 sides. says he wants to turn a new page in his relations with europe but european commission president. expressed deep concerns about turkey's human rights record. state leaders in india are calling for a wider vaccination rollout as the country faces a staggering surge in corona virus cases nearly 97000 new infections were reported on tuesday close to monday's. more than half of the total cases recorded in the past 2 weeks have occurred in one western state. diplomats have been meeting in the austrian capital vienna for talks aimed at salvaging the iran nuclear deal european countries are mediating between iran and the united states to try to bring washington back into the agreement that the trumpet to destruction walked away from both tehran and washington said that the meeting was constructive more talks are scheduled for friday. this is news from berlin you can follow us on twitter and facebook or you can go to our website that's dot c

this is news and these are our top story the european union's top officials have met with turkey's president in an attempt to improve relations between the 2 sides threats of talking about everyone says he wants to turn a new page in his relations with europe but european commission president and the lion and council chairman charles michel expressed deep concerns about turkey's human rights record. state leaders in india are calling for a wider vaccination rollout as the country faces a staggering surge in coronavirus cases nearly 97000 new infections are reported on tuesday close to monday's record high more than half of the total cases recorded in the past 2 weeks have occurred in one western state. diplomats have been meeting in the austrian capital vienna for talks aimed at salvaging the iran nuclear deal european countries are mediating between iran and the united states to try to bring washington back into the agreement that the trumpet to destruction walked away from both tehran and washington said that the meeting was constructive more talks are now scheduled for friday this is news

right after one says he wants to turn a new page in relations with the european union but the e.u. is concerned about turkey's record on human rights. it's the years since the european union's most senior officials last met the turkish president both sides say they want to improve relations which have become increasingly strained but the . europeans have serious concerns about turkey's assertive foreign policy and its often heavy handed create meant for minorities and political opponents the rule of flu introspect of fundamental rights or values of the european union and we should. decrease on the latest developments in turkey in this respect in particular on the freedom of speech and the thought it into of political parties and media. and today show michelle and i clearly underlined that respect for fundamental rights and the rule of law are crucial for the european union this must be an integral part of our relationship turkey must respect international human rights rules and standards. there's a lot at stake millions of refugees who fled from syria's bloody civil war are living

union but i think it's extremely significant that the worst turkey joining the european union was not mentioned once in the press conference by eva sharp michele or it is i think a common excepted a fact on both sides that turkey's accession bid is all but dead at least for the short if not long term future now we're looking there both sides are looking for a way forward beyond turkey's accession be a more pragmatic transactional relationship and this meeting this meeting is seen as a crucial step in that process a long way to go yet key issues like resolving the ongoing tensions with greece over the territorial disputes that seen as something that's very important talks are going on with talking greece that is seen as a key from the european perspective but both sides of are aware that there are many obstacles ahead. thank you. well here's a look at some more stories making news around the world are diplomats have been meeting in the austrian capital of riyadh to for talks aimed at salvaging the iran nuclear deal european countries are mediating between iran and the united states to