is a state agency controlled by erdogan, has a wide sweep. the other is in opposition leaning news agency. both of them now are reporting the same result which is that president erdogan looks like he is about to get another five years in power. he has gone over that 50% line which is needed to be turkey s next president. kilicdaroglu, his challenger has been speaking this evening in ankara, talking about dark days ahead, he says the turkey. people have been taken aggravating here all day. as soon as soon as abating finished at five o clock, those ballot boxes were opened and the votes were counted. we expected it, always, to be a quick process can lead to two weeks ago, the first presidential election, which was also wrapped in with parliamentary elections. that time around, we saw queues at polling stations because the ballot paper were so long that some people were struggling to fold it up and squeeze it into the envelope they had to put it in to make it official. this time
across the board, we expect tilly mac had excellent relations. when i worked with erdogan in 2018 we had more difficulties, possibly over the russian missiles, the differences. these were resolvable problems, but they made things worse. president erdogan, and his general anti western demeanour, was very irritating in washington and brussels. this will continue. what brussels. this will continue. what about the position brussels. this will continue. what about the position in brussels. this will continue. what about the position in nato? i brussels. this will continue. what about the position in nato? bringing the second biggest army, but standing on the way of sweden s joining. to think that is something that will continue? will erdogan see this as an endorsement in that position and continue along the
their homes? in the ease, eu leaders say they worry more about security than energy. what on earth is the point, they say to brussels, in imposing those huge financial sanctions on moscow if you are now going to fill up the war chest by paying every day for so much russian energy? eu leaders will come face to face on thursday at a summit to discuss the wider ukraine crisis, expect a heated discussion on energy. expect a heated discussion on ener: . . ,, expect a heated discussion on ener . . ., expect a heated discussion on ener . ., ., ., ., expect a heated discussion on ener. . . . . . ., energy. katya, thanks again, from brussels. let s energy. katya, thanks again, from brussels. let s go energy. katya, thanks again, from brussels. let s go to energy. katya, thanks again, from brussels. let s go to washington i energy. katya, thanks again, from i brussels. let s go to washington and talk to sarah smith, our north america editor. we heard the president referring to the fact thi
was the public part of the meeting by the nato defence ministers and they now go in for private discussions. we can go live to brussels. what more might nato be able to offer? i brussels. what more might nato be able to offer? able to offer? i think it is a continuation able to offer? i think it is a continuation of able to offer? i think it is a continuation of what - able to offer? i think it is a continuation of what they l able to offer? i think it is a - continuation of what they have been doing already, what they are talking about, supplying more weapons. it is not nato that supplies the weapons, it is members of nato and not all of them who are supplying the weapons. 0thers them who are supplying the weapons. others are supplying humanitarian aid to ukraine. we havejust heard from the estonian defence minister who said their latest shipment of weapons got through to ukraine yesterday. ben wallace, the british defence secretary said the supplies are continuing from many diff