title: presstvbrits enraged by royal familys costs
text: on the news line afp 
  these are some of the headlines we are tracking for you in this episode of on the news line 
  the syria conundrum 
  the crisis in syria is getting more complicated many parties are participating in the war the administration of us president barack obama has been talking about sending more sophisticated weapons to the socalled moderate rebels in syria but the white house is hesitant and the plan seems to have stalled the turks are after for their own agenda in syria its been almost two months since turkey launched its offensive in northern syria according to ankara the mission is aimed at clearing its border area of isil militants and antiturkey kurdish militants and that has put turkey on a collision course with the us which has invested heavily on the kurdish fighters 
  eu threat of disintegration 
  things seem to be falling apart in europe which many believe is under strain from many factors ranging from the brexit to the rise of the farright across the european political spectrum to the refugee crisis which is the worst to hit the continent the prospect of the european union seems so bleak that it has rung the alarm in germany german foreign minister frankwalter steinmeier has warned the financial crisis the refugee influx into europe and the shock from the brexit referendum in great britain have brought the european union into violent turmoil steinmeier warned that this might lead to the collapse of the eu 
  saudis aim to starve yemenis 
  reports have surfaced that saudi arabia is deliberately targeting impoverished yemens farms and agricultural industry increasing evidence suggests that the kingdom is not merely bombing civilians but it is systematically targeting infrastructure survivors will need to avoid starvation when the war is over that includes water infrastructures and even farms loading