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departure of thei their president. and now there is a hole in their leadership. winning the third title in 17 years. turkish and german leaders have been holding talks in ankara. they spoke of projectcal ways they will help those who need it. and they spoke with the syrian and russian airstrikes in alep aleppo. we were shocked to see the suffering caused by syrian government bombardment as well as russian jets. we have to remember the u.n. resolution in december which russia did agree to, to immediately cease any operations against civilians. this is why germany and turkey will come to the u.n. and demand respect of this resolution, which was signed by russia. we stand against any barbaric action. returning people back to syria once it s a safe place again. they ve been talking about the large numbers of refugees, to what degree is that figure 30,000 probably seen as far as you can tell? let me explain the numbers that we ve been talking about here. around 4 ....
we are on patrol with u.s. peacekeepers in mali, considered to be one of the most dangerous missions in the world. it is a cover up by bangladesh. and why these artworks made the chinese ambassador explode with rage. and i ll be here with the sport, including the denver broncos crowned super bowl champions, beating the carolina panthers for the first time in 17 years. starting inside syria, refugee camps are being built to house thousands of people that led the fighting around aleppo. government and opposition forces are locked in a battle for control. 30,000 people are enduring terrible cold at the turkish border with the prime minister saying they ll be allowed to cross when necessary. talks in ankara, the turkish capital. he and the german chancellor committed to a diplomatic effort to stop the onslaught on aleppo. angela merkel critical of russia saying the government was not just appalled, but horrified by suffering caused by the air strikes in syria. we lear ....
jerm strugglgermany struggle toe issue. taking action. the u.s. and south korea plan talks on antimissile systems in response to north korea s rocket launch. signs of hope. more survivors including an eight-year-old have been pulled from the rubble three days after an earthquake hit taiwan. good evening, i m antonio mora, this is al jazeera america s international news hour. tonight we begin with new allegations of atrocities in syria. the new u.n. report says the syrian government subjects its citizens to unmitigated acts of violence. assad s force he are moving forward with their fight against aleppo. germany and turkey to vow to end the fighting in syrian. german chancellor angela merkel said the issue in syria left her appalled and horrified. kristin saloomey reports. systematically in syrian detention facilities amounting to war crimes. the mass scale of deaths of detainees suggest the government of syrian is a crime against humanity because these deaths ha ....
and demands for the south african president to repay money that was spent on renovating his home. hello, the united nations has called on turkey to open its border with syria to let refugees cross. tens of thousands of people have arrived at the crossing after fleeing intense fighting in aleapt poe. the government has stepped up its offensive there, backed by russia air strikes. with the border camps already full some are having to sleep in the open with just the clothes on their backs. syria s government is trying to surround aleppo, hoping to cut off lebl rebel supply lines to and from turkey. zana hoda sent this report. reporter: it s their jobs to watch the skies. civil defense engineers are on alert whenever they hear the sound of jets. as first responders to the scenes of attacks, these volunteers have been busier than usual. russian air strikes have intensified since the offensive began in aleppo over a week ago. volunteers say they are the only hope for ....
the presidential candidates. and angry protesters demand that south africa s president repay taxpayer s money he used for home improvements. the united nations has called on turkey to open its borders to syrian refugees fleeing fighting in adepot. tens of thousands of people are stranded at the boarder. but turkey s foreign minister has warned that if the regime s military campaign continues the number of refugees could reach a million. let s take you live now to the turkish city near the syrian border. stephanie decker is there. stephanie why don t turkey allow these people to cross its border? reporter: well, what the officials here say is that at the moment they can handle them perfectly where they are. they say we can provide for them here as good as we can over the border. turkey of course is also concerned because it has a huge number of syrian refugees already here, over 2.5 million. and the message from the government is they sort of feel russia is putti ....