Warplanes all 3 leaders have expressed concern about the risk of a deterioration the terrorist in the humanitarian situation there is a need to be we have refugees amassed on our borders and we cant sit and watch this such a Dangerous Development will affect not only our country but also europe we need to continue our responsibilities and we have decided there is a need to establish safe areas for our troops live to aljazeera. And so this was the 5th meeting on syria between the 3 leaders what have they announce what have they agreed on. Well foley in terms of tangible announcements the only real one that came out was the announcement that they would meet again in a month this time in iran however they seem to be in some sort of general agreement as to the need to continue working towards this all out inclusive the escalation as theyve called it essentially moving towards it completes a station of hostilities a cease fire what is the Sticking Point as you mentioned there was. The russians and the iranians obviously because of their backing their proxy in the regime of bashar assad want to see a complete disarmament so all of the armed opposition groups turkey wants to see an end to bombardments all of those years in order to ensure that there isnt more refugees and also so that they can send and repatriates some of the refugees that are here present pointed to the fact that 350000 turkish or rather Syrian Refugees from starkey were able to return home because of the areas that the Turkish Military has been able to safeguard on that sliver of land on the syrian side of the psyche border but you also pointed out to the fact that he is adamant that a 30 kilometer safe zone buffer zone must be established under the protection of the Turkish Military awards the east of new free its river all of the asli the russians and the iranians fell short of agreeing on that however it starkly said if they dont get approval or agreements within the next couple of weeks its a threats weve heard before that they would go ahead you know naturally an operator is taking points as far as the russians on the reins are concerned this we heard through the president of iran has on our honey the presence of American Forces in that area they are a nato ally of turkey and therefore thats going to cause sorts of juggling act for korea to deal with thats the short term. Issues there are medium and long. Charm factor is year 41 being the overall reports from the return of the millions of Syrian Refugees not just from turkey but also from lebanon and so forth but in order to do that were in a culture 22. 00 situation whereas you kind of need some sort of political agreements but to get the political agreements there needs to be some sort of stability and safety on the ground and this is where we have the 3rd sector of these dialogues for the long term factor or elements in them which is that political agreements and here theyve been speaking about setting up some sort of Constitutional Committee that would draw off the document that would rule or post conflict syria thank you for that. Lets speak some more about this now to Joshua Landis who is the director of the center for middle east studies at the university of oklahoma and president of the syria studies association his via skype from norman in oklahoma Joshua Landis as always good to have you with us on aljazeera how much progress do you think they have maids in this meeting really towards securing a lasting truce in syria do you think anything will change in the next few days and weeks. You know theres not a lot of progress but it is the 3 have to get together and constantly manage the situation which is quite explosive because there is an offensive led by the Syrian Government in italy province which could drive hundreds of thousands not millions of refugees into turkey turkey is also at daggers drawn with the United States over the question of kurds in in Eastern Europe radius region and so all of those different interests have to be managed and each side wants to use this conference as a way to underline its interests its needs to tell america in a sense that they need to leave the area so different interests as you say in different agendas russia was very eager to see progress on a sad mission this Constitutional Committee for sorry after oversee the next stage of the political settlement and we heard earlier from the 3 leaders that this Constitutional Committee will stop where he needs it leave that significant in your view well you know theyve been saying to us for for well over a year now it is the one thing that they all pretend to agree on but its quite clear that that Bashar Al Assad is not having much of this hes not going to change the constitution in any substantial way he believes hes won the war russia does too just the other day the russians were saying the war is essentially over we just have to worry about these 2 different pockets the one in atlanta the one where the kurds are and then the east of the euphrates and so its hard to see that this constitutional process has really got legs but they all like to talk about it right and as you said yourself we know about some of the priorities wayside techies priority right now things have shifted to preventing the influx of refugees from syrias northwests what about iran right now. Well iran has the least at stake here of course they want to stress the line that syrian sovereignty is paramount in their eyes they want to get rid of both turkey and you know. Turkey and americans but they are also sitting in the world stage right now this is an important moment because of the trouble in the persian gulf iran wants to look like a comic rational player in the international scene. And all of these partners russia and turkey and iran want to underline that america at least they see it america and syria as the bad actor so thats what theyre underlining its good for iraq i thank you so much for your thoughts Joshua Landis from the university of oklahoma joining us say by skype thank you very much for your time pleasure to spend time i had on this on just your knees are including doctors lawyers and nurses joined protests in france against proposed Pension Reforms passed police in italy a rescue ventas outraise claiming they try to blackmail the clap thats coming up in sports with pete. First britains Prime MinisterBoris Johnson has been booed by crowds after holding talks with the luxembourg Prime Minister on breaks it for more lets cross over to my intimacy in our european Broadcast Center in london mariam. Yeah thats right funny not a great reception for the british Prime Minister that he actually ends up skipping that joint press conference for the luxembourgs have bethell after receiving a frosty reception from crowds after those breaks it talks the. A battle says no concrete proposals have been presented by press and earlier johnson met the head of the European Commission chunk of. Britain is yet to offer any legally Operational Solutions to this battle echoed those comments speaking alongside an empty podium set up by johnson. For me and i just have one we strong agreement on the table and its one from last year done no changes there are no concrete proposals for the moment on the table and i want to give an agreement to ideas we need written proposals and the time is ticking so should stop speaking but act a very different tone from the british Prime Minister who says he can see a bracks at dale taking shape we are now in the stage where we have to start really accelerating the work and that was the agreement today. Its all good youre good with me siobhan and look i dont want to get peoples you know weve got to manage this carefully yes there is a good chance of a deal yes i can see the shape of it. Everybody can see roughly what could be done but it will require. Movement and the system by which the e. U. Can control the u. K. After we leave the socalled backstop. To go from that treaty and that needs to happen and out of there is no brings us more now from luxembourg. Well there were rather extraordinary scenes at the Prime Ministers office in luxembourg Boris Johnson the british Prime Minister was supposed to be having a press conference with exactly a bettle the Prime Minister of luxembourg just outside the courtyard with this was due to take place very visible a crowd of about 100 protesters chanting slogans against Boris Johnson it was incredibly loud so much so that many wondered how on earth the speakers in this press conference would be heard but then the door was open to the Prime Ministers office and for storms moving through the crowd and straight out leaving its obvious battle the Prime Minister of luxembourg alone at the podium to take this press conference better was visibly quite shaken he had held about 30 minutes worth of talks with Boris Johnson they had of course discussed brags its a battle made it very clear that as far as key another european leaders were concerned their position had changed he said the Boris Johnson had not brought anything new to luxembourg or one proposed anything new in an earlier meeting with the European Commission heads. That you had expected johnson to come up with some realistic or viable turn to stick the contentious irish back stop part of the good george agreement the job he wants to scrap but it is very clear said battle that there were no real propositions made and he said that the European Union was fed up with being having its future held hostage as britain still tries to work out what it wants to do. Alan wager is a Research Associate at the u. K. And a changing Europe Initiative at Kings College london joins me now and so there you have it Boris Johnson booed and heckled in luxemburg how barrus ng is it that this reception then causes him to miss on out on the press conference with the Prime Minister who then ends up gesturing at an empty podium well yes it shows the antipathy between. 27 many countries the 27 and Boris Johnson it shows enter for these many people in the e. U. To Boris Johnson also shows the distance there still is to go before there is anyone close to to a deal i mean weve just seen today but they couldnt luxembourg in the u. K. Can negotiate the terms of a press conference. That theyll negotiate a new deal that took over 2 years a negotiated in a matter of weeks a matter of days so the real distance we are to get anything close to a deal between the u. K. Me but johnson insists that by threatening to to crash out of the e. U. At the end of october that that increases the chances of there being a deal to him this is this is exactly the point its a negotiating strategy yet maybe shows a sort of reckless and willing to sort of abandon the pretext of a deal and sort of go for a full head of that with a no deal but hes been briefing at the weekend about the prospects of a deal and he sort of told the newspapers on sunday in the u. K. That he would be like the incredible hulk and very muscle into these negotiations and commit to a deal and get make sure the u. K. Sort of the back down if you like and here he is today sort of abandoning a press conference a sort of conflicting messages conflicting signals coming out one little head of the hulk would be perhaps. Is the e. U. Feeling any pressure right now. I think its feeling some pressure what a member the e. U. A noted outcome wouldnt be beneficial to the European Union it would be bad for ireland but were seeing a situation where the e. U. Is able to keep itself together because theres no real proposals to try and divide up the other members no real just that there are proposals coming from the u. K. At present on alternatives that will join agreements so at the moment is it their interest to see the u. K. Crash out without a deal its not in their interest is going to be bad for the economy of the 27. 00 as well as as well as the as well as the u. K. But if were talking about right now the politics of september into october. Is going to try and scope out and frame as a blaming exercise then they are going to push back strongly against that because theyre saying they feel that theyre saying Boris Johnson coming to the coming to the come to brussels going to luxembourg today and basically trying to put the blame on the for an ideal outcome either after an election or before and thats what they really should appreciate against this week how well the Prime Minister deal with this law passed by parliament calling on him to ask for an extension in the event a deal isnt go shaded by. 1000. 00 and that doesnt like the likely scenario can Boris Johnson just ignore it its unlikely theyll be able to ignore it the most likely outcome is that hell resign to avoid it because hell say coming election and hell be framing that as the possibility of say i did everything i could to stop to stop this theres a time to stop breaks it vote from a give me a majority against Jeremy Corbyn and i will fulfil that mandate and hell think thats probably the better political option than going to brussels with his tail between his legs which is the big choice hes got of the moment alan wager from Kings College london thank you thanks. Ill bring you more from london a bit later on and the news out now lets get back to folly and out of miami thank you very much still ahead on this news i will tell you where forest fires are causing widespread toxic paints as teachers on strike and why more than a 1000000 children in jordan have been forced to stay at home. And well tell you about a city in japan thats become a home from home for the rugby team of the Welsh Rugby Team and stay with us. Hello again welcome back were here across the northeastern part of turkey azerbaijan as well as into georgia we are seeing scored a few clouds on our satellite image right there in those clouds some heavy rain as well and thats going to continue as we go towards tuesday but about koop things looking much better for you with plenty of sun in your forecast we do expect to see a temperature of 26. 00 tehran at 34. 00 in kuwait city starting at 40 degrees here on tuesday possibly going up to 44. 00 by the time we get towards wednesday well mornings here in doha are going to be a little bit sticky humanity is going to be quite high visibility could be a little bit lower to here on tuesday specifically by the time we get towards wednesday we do expect to see better visibility actively in the morning over here towards of dobby a High Temperature few of 38 in saliva a Beautiful Day at about 28 degrees there and then very quickly across parts of Southern Africa temperatures are on the rise for many cities were going to sing some clouds 1st of all down here across much of the south but by the time we get towards tuesday we do expect to see derby with a high of 28 degrees johannesburg at 31 and capetown where you are finally into the low twentys we do expect to see on tuesday 23. 00 degrees there may be getting a little bit cloudy as we go towards wednesday 22. 00 but for joining us it is going to be more sun and that means temperatures are on the way up. We do expect to see a high of 32 degrees. 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