and one country in the region, hungary, is ready to talk. the prime minister has high hopes that japan could help provide the hungarian economy. nhk world's jun takahashi has more. >> reporter: they attended a seminar in tokyo with a group of business leaders. he called on japanese executives to invest in his country. >> lowistically and geographically, hungary is a key point of the european civilization and the european business community. >> reporter: europe's debt crisis added to hungary's economic troubles. 70% of its exports go to other eu nations. so he feels they need to shift focus to asia. he says hungary has a strong interest in japanese technology. he met with japan's prime minister, shinzo abe, and the two agreed to deepen cooperation in the energy field. abe sees hungary as an attractive market for infrastructure exports, a key pillar in his own growth strategy. hungarian officials plan to build two more nuclear reactors. they are hoping to produce more energy back home. one hungarian company produces machinery used in nuclear p

is hungary close to foreign investors? >> there have been many changes in hungary in the last couple of years, also in the tax system, in the labor market, or in the regional structure. so we carried out a high number of reforms. so i can understand if you look at this huge range of platforms, you can say that it's unpredictable. but when we look at the next budget, for example, i should say having the next budget, it is a predictably boring budget. so i think step by step, the hungary monetary policy will be much more predictable. >> a boring budget is a very different description to an election budget. some say the spending today has been towards getting re-elected in 2014. what would you say to that? >> i would say we don't need election budget. what we need is to keep the budget deficit clearly below % and we have to have a grip on the budget and that we have. so that is a heavy foundation. when we have a happy foundation, you can expect step by step a higher growth. >> the conversation that the economy minister -- abo

tried to stop the nuclear power stations hungary is not that kind of country. the utopian slp like to compete. and of the market to deprived of coming from america and some other areas also. the haskell cruel to produce cheaper energy for our economy. he is looking to japan for technological help but there's another reason hungary is looking east these eastern european nation is export driven its most significant trade partner the european union and during the financial and credit crises hungary learned the hard way that dangers of depending too heavily on one be sure. export is important who could export feeders up cool to seventy five almost eighty percent of our export is going to the european union countries. it's not gold. i mean it's gold markets. you know it means that you will you spend only one lac. which is very unstable. so that's what we have a commute that strategy opening for the east. justice jim or abandon our badminton war sought to strengthen their economic partnership and on the band's current physics they meet the club they made that goal of

this is that austria is criminalizing almost just like hungary. authorities deny that puts a limit has been reached. this is most under putin well i think the issue was a subdued until now. now what's also reached a mention what cost to be discussed with these you know that they give you the rest of you. you see it's a growing issue in all big cities was the moment with this theme is especially important to us. hungarian government has even changed the constitution and made sleeping rough. a criminal offense. we went out on the streets with social workers from the shelter foundation. we found out they're up to fifteen thousand homeless in the capital. since mid october the been banned from staying in most of budapest streets and squares. so where did they go. the city shelters have room for sixty five hundred. the social worker offers to find this homeless man in a safe place to sleep. he declined her offer saying things get stolen in shelters. i'm not in anyone's way he says. we are in a second man of yours i actually keep the show isn't sleeping

as the third biggest business part of hungary. among the former soviet union countries after russia and ukraine in leeds is just the beginning that great prospects for developing our cooperation we have agreed to develop new insurance for strengthening of economic cooperation extend the most important part in central asia is becoming a key stakeholder in eurasia at the same time boston is maintaining good relations with its influential neighbors russia and china. that is becoming more powerful strategically but for our country is on good friend first of all hungarian partners are very much focused on the situation region. hungary has been pursuing the policy of the sport orientation since two thousand and ten the visit of the president of salt not survive to budapest next year will contribute to the rapidly developing relations between the two countries introduction of the norm and bankruptcy of individuals considered because extend the ministry of finance plans to submit a draft law to the parliament by two thousand sixteen minis

they say that austria is criminalizing the homeless just like hungary. authorities deny that puts a limit has been reached. this is most under putin well i think the issue was to do until now. now what's also reached they don't mention what cost to be discussed with these you know they give you the rest of you you see it's a growing issue in all big cities was the man with personal demons especially important to us hungarian government has even changed the constitution and made sleeping rough. a criminal offense. we went out on the streets with social workers from the shelter foundation. we found out they're up to fifteen thousand homeless in the capital. since mid october the been banned from staying in most of budapest streets and squares. so where did they go. the city shelters have room for sixty five hundred. the social worker offers to find this homeless man in a safe place to sleep. he declined her offer saying things get stolen in shelters. i'm not in anyone's way he says. we are in a second round of years. i actually keep the show is a new sleep

the cooperation agreement between cars extent of our agency in hungary's mtv eight has been signed in budapest is a part of the official visit of the foreign minister him on the sofa. stan and hungry are also developing cooperation in such he is as education and science diplomacy in law common roots of the two peoples help find common grounds. this was discussed at the meeting of july and decent and the speaker of the national assembly of hungry allows local bar as the third biggest business part of hungary. among the former soviet union countries of the russian ukraine in leeds is just beginning their great prospects for developing our cooperation we have agreed to develop new insurance for strengthening of economic cooperation. extend the most important part in central asia is becoming a key state quarter in eurasia at the same time boston is maintaining good relations with its influential neighbors russia and china that is becoming more powerful strategically but for our country. it is our good friend first of all hungarian partners are very much focused on the situation region. hu

a team of doctors in hungary say peed in it that a healthy baby this summer. three nonstop to them on to something framed and teachers to it. the session one year old has kept on life support at the medical center at the unit best gift of treats and of cause and effect kidneys and pancreas with antennae ttp creamy dip trounced don t know don't you go to london and lived according to medical documents that doesn't have to have the full capacity the agenda after such a long period own lives and to the bone. if any of the one and decide if we could all just to keep aaron night to try to ensure that at the beach the beach and if it safely. that had been hiding their attitudes changed three times a week from the countryside to be told to dictate the progress that any of them up and down the seam of the fact that the destiny of contact. at one and done i expected a piece of nights and the recipient a couple bands are afforded the opportunity of passion nights. the union pesky objectives and during new center airplay on triple its intended it to me to get them and th

from his grandfather was chosen from a thousand to join the austro hungary an emperor as god. he could easily lift a horse he packs a really heavy punch but he never hit anyone in the face why kill him you say. after studying the legend for almost thirty years. to a conclusion. martial art is concealed within go on the dance and just seems to. think their motion through. has a huge number of complex jumping elements that are unique. to twenty years of karate i realised that all movement dynamics a much higher. karate is more difficult go back is more dynamic and. one day it can throw in a ton of scare into a term to combat go back to class. so. that man gave me the opportunity to take a stand for. me just doing martial arts is what i'd been looking for he gave me and that knowledge. dreamy of creating a woman style i was looking for a girl who would understand what they just not to be someone who believes in me. a lot of glory to amazonas. dozens lived on this land around the edges of sea. once there was a country here called amazonia where women ruled. this is where the matri

look at other countries like hungary. i gather those loans are no longer being issued anymore. >> most of the foreign currency loans have been done in euro, small part in swiss franks. when we started with restructuring and change of the business model we had actually stopped foreign currency lending to retail entirely as of october 2012. so we were the -- as the largest bank we were the first bank to say enough of this. there's no free lunch and let's educate the market. let's start to change the business model and we are successful at that because our local currency lending registers a very good growth and i believe that the rest of the banking market is following our policy. >> we heard in the past 24 hours that romanians love to own bricks and mortar, there's a real love affair for property. what does that mean for the housing sector? are prices still falling and are people still -- >> we're like the british. the prices have stabilized. if you look at industrial production, romania has grown 3%. what's remarkable is t

his grandfather was chosen from a found them to join the austro hungary an emperor as god. he could easily lift a horse or she packs a really heavy punch but he never hit anyone in the face why kill him you say. after studying the legend for almost thirty years. to a conclusion. martial art is concealed within and at the johnson just seems the enemy. has a huge number of complex jumping elements that are unique. to twenty years of karate i realised that all movement dynamics are much higher. karate is more difficult go back is more dynamic and. one day they can throw in a ton of scare into a term to combat go back across. that man gave me the opportunity to take a stand for. me just doing martial arts is what i've been looking for he gave me and that knowledge. dreamy of creating a woman style i was looking for a girl who would understand you with a just not to be someone who believed in me. a lot of glory to amazon those. residents lived on this land around the house of c. . there was a country here called amazonia where women rules. this is where the matriarchal system su

base for emerging talent and concert hall, it aspires to be a high-end venue in hungary. o famous composers amongst many who train here at the music academy found that by the late in this front list -- franz liz t. splendid art nouveau style building. renovation work cost 14 million euros, much of which came from the european union. >> the renovation was a must actually. it needed real financial support from the du --eu. construction took about three years. >> more than 800 students, many from abroad, come here to study classical music it also focus in true barok style. produce several trilogies a year. >> this academy is considered to be one of the leading music universities in the world. it is quite natural if you imagine conduct is like bartok emerging from here. of course, wonderful musician. an incarnatione, of the academy's chamber hall opening with the production of "the magic flute" by mozart, certainly another reason to pay the lizt academy visit. >> last 32 of the europa league. almost the lead, but hit the woodwork. combine.es later they goal. anderson, wonderf

in hungary, it's called pa lachinta. in the ukraine these pancakes are called blini. >> it's an old russian dish, not a soviet one. it was around in the days of the czars. they ate theirs with caviar. our favorite blini joint in kiev is blinclinton, a play on the name of the former u.s. president. it's located on a busy street full of office buildings. a lot of office workers. by during their lunch breaks for a snack. originally they are made with whey and buckwheat flour. that gives them a nutty taste. the kiosk owner has her hands full making the light, airy pancakes. her repertoire has long since gone beyond the classic variety with egg, pancetta, and sour cream. >> we make different sorts with different fillings. some are sweet, some are salty. people eat both breakfast and lunch here. >> customers are spoiled for choice. >> we have 20 times, and we're always coming up with new combinations. here we have chicken, ham, mushrooms, cheese, and mayonnaise. >> regulars can order customized blini. >> i like a mix of meat a

hungary had a happy transition to democracy and capitalism in the 1990s. maybe he knows something that others do not, that the kremlin is more influential and brussels is less influential, and he has to protect his equity. he is planning for the future. he is like the canary in the coal mine, so to speak. an eu crisis that goes on for five years with 40% on implement rates in certain countries is one thing. a crisis that goes on for 8, 10 years is quite another thing. attrition of the same adds up to big change. you have a real disaffected youth population in western europe, less influence of the west in central and eastern europe. you have an authoritarian russia. you have europe that does not end at the mediterranean but at the sahara, so it is affected by the instability in libya, tunisia, etc. europe is not just an economic story. it is geopolitically interesting and requires greater and greater attention by the obama administration. with my last two minutes, let me talk about the caucuses. the caucuses are interesting. in the 1990s, armenia was pro- r

exactly the same time in another country who has the same position formed czech republic, hungary - already european country. >> riot police are allowing demonstrators to gather here, scene of the historic 2004 resolution. the government appears to be taking measures - rerouting planes, for instance. >> even behind bars the former president is piling on the pressure, pledging a hunger strike unless ukraine signs an association agreement. >> mum wrote a letter today to say that she is proud of ukrainians, proud to be ukrainian and she is announcing an indefinite hunger strike. >> meanwhile the president, who has been under financial pressure from russia addressed the people for the first time announced the deal would not be signed. >> translation: i want there to be piece and tranning guilty. a father cannot leave the family without a piece of bread. i have no right to lead people. production plants will stop and millions of citizens will be thrown into the streets. >> for now the citizens coming on to the streets are those that believe they would better serve their country by getting closer

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it is part of austria-hungary. at thes like europe. catholic cathedral here, a baptism. he is named after the pope, baby , theys dependent on russia. >> if we keep taking the bread which russia hand out to us, we would just keep coming back for more. we will never be our own masters. >> this fruit juice manufacture were has moved closer to europe. it has opened two factories in poland, and there are more on the way. if we bring ukrainian laws into line with european legislation, that will help us. >> in the city, they know exactly what part they want ukraine to take, but this country is divided. to the east and to the west. steve rosenberg, bbc news, ukraine. >> you are watching "bbc world news america." to come, this american woman is winning medals in the swimming pool. we will tell you her remarkable story. minister, the prime has resigned, following the death of 64 people when the roof of a supermarket caved in last week. the bbc's nick charles has more on the political turmoil. >> repercussions from this catastrophic building collapse continue. the country is still

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it is part of austria-hungary. at thes like europe. catholic cathedral here, a baptism. he is named after the pope, baby , they want to be less dependent on russia. >> if we keep taking the bread which russia hand out to us, we would just keep coming back for more. we will never be our own masters. >> this fruit juice manufacture were has moved closer to europe. it has opened two factories in poland, and there are more on the way. if we bring ukrainian laws into line with european legislation, that will help us. >> in the city, they know exactly what part they want ukraine to take, but this country is divided. to the east and to the west. steve rosenberg, bbc news, ukraine. >> you are watching "bbc world news america." to come, this american woman is winning medals in the swimming pool. we will tell you her remarkable story. minister, the prime has resigned, following the death of 64 people when the roof of a supermarket caved in last week. the bbc's nick charles has more on the political turmoil. >> repercussions from this catastrophic building collapse continue. the co

hungary had a happy transition to democracy and capitalism in the 1990s. maybe he knows something that others do not, that the kremlin is more influential and brussels is less influential, and he has to protect his equity. he is planning for the future. he is like the canary in the coal mine, so to speak. eu crisis that goes on for five years with 40% on implement rates in certain countries is one thing. for 8, 10hat goes on years is quite another thing. attrition of the same adds up to big change. you have a real disaffected youth population in western europe, less influence of the west in central and eastern europe. you have an authoritarian russia . you have europe that does not end at the mediterranean but at the sahara, so it is affected by the instability in libya, tunisia, etc. europe is not just an economic story. it is geopolitically interesting and requires greater and greater attention by the obama administration. with my last two minutes, let me talk about the caucuses. the caucuses are interesting. in the 1990s, armenia was pro- russian, but w

influence across the continent the golden dawn terrorizes immigrants in greece the jobbik movement hungary's third biggest political party calls jews monsters with tails and in denmark the model of scandinavian democracy the danish people's party screams about islamisation while at the same time bashing cuts the social welfare programs in europe as in the us economic disaster and misguided austerity policies have led to a rise in the type of far right political parties that send a shiver down the spine of anyone who knows the history of the one nine hundred thirty s. for more i'm joined from san francisco by marshall our back market analyst and research associate at the levee institute marshall welcome back to the show. and thanks for having me so history tells us what happens when austerity is embraced we saw what happened after after the great depression across the world across europe it led to world war two and the rise of fascism and we're seeing studies today show that with australia we're seeing suicide rates spike and we're seeing the same sort of extremism rise what is the mechanism

the vote this year in austria the far right secured one fifth of the ballot the movement for a better hungary made big inroads evan ashleigh sandwich in at twenty ten the same year a labia the national alliance came in fourth ad and twenty eleven the true fans party quadrupled its share of the national vote are just as are silly reports now from france where the nationalist movement is one of the strongest in europe. they minced no words that the prison. european people are realizing that the use in them parts of the soviet union that in fact is destroying their freedom. you authorization of islamic mass immigration to europe has been one of the greatest mistakes of recent decades there was live out here and they're all fired up to continue. this is so shake the system. there to increasingly popular figureheads riding a wave of nationalist movements across europe not quite in the mainstream but no longer on the fringes either germany france the netherlands belgium austria greece italy and the u.k. all seeing the success of political parties which in varying degrees are anti e.u. in its curren

euros and that would repeat the fate of the industrial giants who have already been caught in that trap hungary's bus factory it was the leader in public bus production throughout nineteen seventies europe producing more than fourteen thousand buses a year in two thousand and seven is shut down having failed to compete on the european market it's now reopened only to export small shipments of buses to latin american countries and repair all their models in the one nine hundred seventy s. poland's lightweight delivery buses were exported to over one hundred countries all over the world but in two thousand newsome orders and f. a c. factories both vanished from the face of the earth after being purchased by dell and g.m. respectively lot to be as rough buses were well known in the year in the soviet union those were probably the most widespread public transport vehicles on the country's roads but in the one nine hundred ninety s. the company failed to meet standards and lost the eastern market as well riga was so keen on your integration that it blocked roughs last ditch attempt to save itself thro

influence across the continent the golden dawn terrorizes immigrants in greece the jobbik movement hungary's third biggest political party calls jews monsters with tails and in denmark that model of scandinavian democracy the danish people's party screams about islamisation while at the same time bashing cuts the social welfare programs in europe as in the us economic disaster and misguided austerity policies have led to a rise in the type of far right political parties that send a shiver down the spine of anyone who knows the history of the one nine hundred thirty s. for more i'm joined from san francisco by marshall our back market analyst and research associate at the levee institute marshall welcome back to the show. and thanks for having me so history tells us what happens when austerity is embraced we saw what happened after after the great depression across the world across europe it led to world war two and the rise of fascism and we're seeing studies today show that with austerity we're seeing suicide rates spike and we're seeing the same sort of extremism rise what is the mechanism

euros and that would repeat the fate of the industrial giants who have already been caught in that trap hungary's bus factory it was the leader in public bus production throughout nineteen seventies europe producing more than fourteen thousand buses a year in two thousand and seven it shut down having failed to compete on the european market it's now reopened only to export small shipments of buses to latin american countries and repair all their models in the one nine hundred seventy s. poland slight weakness and delivery buses were exported to over one hundred countries all over the world but in two thousand new sim orders and after a c. factories both vanished from the face of the earth after being purchased by dell and g.m. respectively lot to be as rough buses were well known in the year in the soviet union those were probably the most widespread public transport vehicles on the country's roads but in the one nine hundred ninety s. the company failed to meet standards and lost the eastern market as well regal was so keen on your integration that it blocked roughs last ditch attempts to save

year in austria for example the far right secured one fifth of the ballot the movement for a better hungary made big inroads at the national assembly in twenty ten and the same year in latvia the national alliance came in fourth and then in twenty eleven the true finns party quadrupled its share of the national vote for norway it's a particularly painful problem immigration progress party came third in national elections this year despite having mass murder anders breivik as a former follower social research expert johannesburg believes populist appeal is feeding the ranks of the far right. all of these parties are anti immigrant there and our immigration they do express their. the strongest sort of anti immigrant views in europe and so that's why these trees might have a certain influence they have had like in denmark for instance and so resistance against the immigration is one thing the other is a sort of anti-gay sentiment among voters in europe so people who wish to express a protest or an anti elitist sentiment tend to support these parties could have a major influence certainly in te

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and that would repeat the fate of other industrial giants who have already been caught in that trap hungary's bus factory it was the leader in public bus production throughout nineteen seventies europe producing more than fourteen thousand buses a year in two thousand and seven is shut down having failed to compete on the european market it's now reopened only to export small shipments of buses to latin american countries and repair all their models in the one nine hundred seventy s. poland's lightweight delivery buses were exported to over one hundred countries all over the world but in two thousand and knew some orders and f. a c. factories both vanished from the face of the earth after being purchased by dell and g.m. respectively lot to be as rough buses were well known in the year in the soviet union those were probably the most widespread public transport vehicles on the country's roads but in the one nine hundred ninety s. the company failed to meet standards and lost the eastern market as well riga was so keen on your integration that it blocked roughs last ditch attempts to save itse

the ukraine not just in the short medium term but as we can see the results in bulgaria romania and hungary in the long term as well john speak to what's from the orange revolution in its failure to the president again you know i started out by saying a country divided ukraine is divided and i don't see and this is my personal opinion the e.u. recognizing that because there are it's very different places if you go to western ukraine i mean all the negative things that the european union's the things that they're against homophobia phobia. anti-semitism is rife in western ukraine but no one likes to talk about that you know because they're on the quote unquote the right side of history. yeah no i mean i totally agree it's absolutely incredible the hypocrisy is unbelievable back in two thousand and four at the time of the orange revolution i myself met pro. demonstrators who were clearly nazis they were clearly neo nazis and when i wrote about this i was ridiculed but i'm afraid it's true i mean i'm sure you're right i don't know western ukraine particularly well i really only know kiev and a

this march they're also campaigning against what they see as a brutal right wing regime rising up in hungary and they add that suppressing poor people they are also people out campaigning against the gap between the rich and the pool rent is what usually happens at these type of events people railing against what they see as the terrors of capitalism. or to live him just ahead the u.s. oil lobby well and truly doesn't sell for a pair of bills that would make testing stream expensive and federal regulation of the policy that and other stories coming up after the break. for the future. of the show the technology keeping the moscow metro rolling. weighs in the oil industry and the dream team of robots to places too dangerous for humans. to me and for the latest news in innovations here on c.n.n. . we've got the future. again if we take up your personal example off the top in your fall and you know you see them later on to the years later you know some governments can afford to do that not only. prominent journalist. has a saying i remember thinking at the time i discovered that if they were tap

euros and that would repeat the fate of the industrial giants who have already been caught in that trap hungary's bus factory it was the leader in public bus production throughout nineteen seventies europe producing more than fourteen thousand buses a year in two thousand and seven is shut down having failed to compete on the european market it's now reopened only to export small shipments of buses to latin american countries and repair older models in the one nine hundred seventy s. poland's lightweight delivery buses were exported to over one hundred countries all over the world but in two thousand new sim motors and f. a c. factories both vanished from the face of the earth after being purchased by dell and g.m. respectively lot to be as rough buses were well known in the year in the soviet union those were probably the most widespread public transport vehicles on the country's roads but in the one nine hundred ninety s. the company failed to meet standards and lost the eastern market as well who were so keen on your integration that it blocked roughs last ditch attempts to save itself through

hungary had a happy transition to democracy and capitalism in the 1990s. maybe he knows something that others do not, that the kremlin is more influential and brussels is less influential and he has to protect his equity. he is planning for the future. he is like the canary in the coal mine, so to speak. an eu crisis that goes on for five years with 40% on implement rates in certain countries is one thing. a crisis that goes on for 8, 10 years is quite another thing. attrition of the same adds up to big change. you have a real disaffected youth population in western europe, less influence of the west in central and eastern europe. you have an authoritarian russia . you have europe that does not end at the mediterranean but at the sahara, so it is affected by the instability in libya tunisia, etc. europe is not just an economic story. it is geopolitically interesting and requires greater and greater attention by the obama administration. with my last two minutes, let me talk about the caucuses. the caucuses are interesting. in the 1990s armenia was pro- rus

euros and that would repeat the fate of the industrial giants who have already been caught in that trap hungary's bus factory it was the leader in public bus production throughout nineteen seventies europe producing more than fourteen thousand buses a year in two thousand and seven is shut down having failed to compete on the european market it's now reopened only to export small shipments of buses to latin american countries and repair older models in the one nine hundred seventy s. poland's lightweight delivery buses were exported to over one hundred countries all over the world but in two thousand new sim motors and f. a c. factories both vanished from the face of the earth after being purchased by dale and g.m. respectively lot to be as rough buses were well known in the year in the soviet union those were probably the most widespread public transport vehicles on the country's roads but in the one nine hundred ninety s. the company failed to meet standards and lost the eastern market as well riga was so keen on your integration that it blocked roughs last ditch attempt to save itself through

in germany they're also campaigning against what they see as a brutal right wing regime rising up in hungary and they at that suppressing poor people they are also people out campaigning against the gap between the rich and the poor and as what usually happens at these type of events people railing against what they see as the terrorism of capitalism. he's put on a line from a bell and peter thank you very much. on the greatest high stakes trainloads after being taken on a historic walk in space to sochi twenty fourteen olympic torch has now plunged and the depths of the deepest lake in the wild like made by cullen siberia james brown witnessed the dive. you're watching the climax of this very special. where the olympic flame is making history and once again it's been. on the water by a team of three and now it's been given to the named by call who even without his wings is happily flying with the torch and his job is to take it to the shore where it will light up the olympic cauldron. to a spectacular show. and ahead for you this hour here now say the u.s. oil will be well and truly will se

while this year in austria the far right secured one fifth of the ballot the movement for a better hungary big inroads the national sample in twenty tanned same year lobby of the national alliance came in fourth and in two thousand and eleven the true finns party quadrupled its share of the national vote or at least are still your reports from france where the nationalist movement is one of the strongest in your . they minced no words that the prison hundred on course european people are realizing that the using them part of the soviet union in fact is destroying their freedom. the authorization of islamic mass immigration to europe has been one of the greatest mistakes of recent decades. and the role fired up to continue. this is to shake the system. there are two increasingly popular figureheads riding a wave of nationalist movements across europe not quite in the mainstream but no longer on the fringes either germany france the netherlands belgium austria greece italy and the u.k. all seeing the success of political parties which in varying degrees are anti e.u. in its current form anti

euros and that would repeat the fate of the industrial giants who have already been caught in that trap hungary's bus factory it was the leader in public bus production throughout nineteen seventies europe producing more than fourteen thousand buses a year in two thousand and seven it shut down having failed to compete on the european market it's now reopened only to export small shipments of buses to latin american countries and repair older models in the one nine hundred seventy s. poland's lightweight delivery buses were exported to over one hundred countries all over the world but in two thousand newsome orders and f. a c. factories both vanished from the face of the earth after being purchased by dell and g.m. respectively lot to be as rough buses were well known in the year in the soviet union those were probably the most widespread public transport vehicles on the country's roads but in the one nine hundred ninety s. the company failed to meet standards and lost the eastern market as well riga was so keen on your integration that it blocked roughs last ditch attempt to save itself through

example this year in austria the far right secured one fifth of the ballot the movement for a better hungary may begin roads at the national assembly in twenty ten in the same year in latvia the national alliance came in fourth and then in twenty eleven the true finns party quadrupled its share of the national vote or for norway it's a particularly painful problem the anti immigration progress party came third in national elections this year despite having mass murderer anders breivik as a former follower social research expert your hands burke believes populist appeal is feeding the ranks of the far right. all of these parties are anti immigrant there and they do express sort of that. the strongest sort of anti immigrant views in europe and so that's one of these days might have a certain influence as they have had like in denmark for instance and so resistance against immigration is one thing the other is a sort of anti-elite to just sentiment among voters in europe so people who wish to express a protest or an anti elitist sentiment tend to support these parties they could have a major in

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to be drawn up that easy to use national security threat auntie country colts forty seven seats in hungary's pretending it's the six seat parliament. kendall's mornings european will make his opinion on c's comes amid speculation that nationalist policies like the arctic and golden tone will see well in european parliament elections next spring as it is expressed their anger at the economic austerity and unemployment. it's veteran's day theory the united states and across the country americans are taking the time to remember those who've served and sacrificed the us military. and here in israel synagogue in washington dc jewish war veterans are taking the spotlight as millet read and pulled the discussion of how tired she wished they had informed their many years of service to us for seats the military to our country's leader when it comes to quality. the first of the organization to be sick again to the harry s truman's presidential order it is today an organization where anyone can excel. based on their own skills and determination but not where they're born. the color their skin or whethe

construction is now underway for the natural gas pipeline to run under the black sea two ball carrier and hungary before reaching out to western europe but there's a bit of a a spanner in the was because an official claims the deal is in collision with the rules mr bush from the eighty's and said that is not in line with their rules since they do not allow for third parties which in this case would be gas probably mr bush he went on to say that an exemption could be granted but it's not been requested. corporate news now then we're going to start with the aircraft sector because boeing and russia's largest titanium producer they've agreed to expand their joint venture with autos will make plane parts in the euros region boeing pounds to spend around twenty seven billion dollars on russian titanium over the next decade. gazprom increased gas supplies to europe by fifteen point five percent in the first nine months of twenty the day in germany turkey and israel remain the biggest buyers all russian that your gas. production telecoms giant will tell a call what's his exports to return a giant payout

the ukraine not just in the short medium term but as we can see the results in bulgaria romania and hungary in the long term as well john speak to what's from the orange revolution in its failure to the president again you know i started out by saying a country divided ukraine is divided and i don't see and this is my personal opinion the e.u. recognizing that because there are it's very different places if you go to western ukraine i mean all the negative things that the european union's the things that they're against homophobia phobia. anti-semitism is rife in western ukraine but no one likes to talk about that you know because they're on the quote unquote the right side of history. yeah no i mean i totally agree it's absolutely incredible the hypocrisy is unbelievable back in two thousand and four at the time of the orange revolution i myself met pro. demonstrators who were clearly nazis they were clearly neo nazis and when i wrote about this i was ridiculed but i'm afraid it's true i mean i'm sure you're right i don't know western ukraine particularly well i really only know kiev and a

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young ttc to the road trip to the side to face the kt sunny pool both teams come into it but the last hungary headway. t t and p d c next week so they're looking for but it's thirty five thirty five at the half. tt's at the richardson kids up from the start and finish it's been twenty four points and decided to take this one seventy to seventy. for me here to sportscenter this has been ceded to say bag at midnight but the latest in the world of sports. i know the eye. cheers eased up a bit here in the capital on friday but it was a different story for the bounds of tat u i went that's right it's else that stirred things up or trekking but down at the weather center of doubt tgif guys as of this morning approximately fifty centimeters of heavy snow had been accorded hans not hung out with is a rare occurrence for an fm back. take a look at the current conditions with these clowns in taiwan province and instead do but it is relatively clear elsewhere in the nation. now the family dry weather warnings have been tested in taiwan province and the east was presented as for tomorrow we should get ba

euros and that would repeat the fate of the industrial giants who have already been caught in that trap hungary's bus factory it was the leader in public bus production throughout nineteen seventies europe producing more than fourteen thousand buses a year in two thousand and seven it shut down having failed to compete on the european market it's now reopened only to export small shipments of buses to latin american countries and repair all their models in the one nine hundred seventy s. poland's lightweight delivery buses were exported to over one hundred countries all over the world but in two thousand newsome orders and f. a c. factories both vanished from the face of the earth after being purchased by dell and g.m. respectively lot to be as rough buses were well known in the year in the soviet union those were probably the most widespread public transport vehicles on the country's roads but in the one nine hundred ninety s. the company failed to meet standards and lost the eastern market as well riga was so keen on your integration that it blocked roughs last ditch attempt to save itself thro

she went then to hungary to find out how those countries are re-emerging from some of the growth slump after the financial crisis, and i am hear in poland, which in many senses has been a beneficiary as a large, open economy. it has attracted capital where some of the smaller central and eastern european economies, perhaps, have lost it as a result of what happened after the financial crisis and some tightening in credit conditions. poland has had a weak spell through 2012. growth re-emerging, though, in 2013, and they're hoping to do something close to 2%. but what, then, is the investment opportunity for our audience? let's wrap up our week here with a listen to what we were told out on the road in central europe. >> now we have to actively work and fight, even fight for growing the liquidity here in romania in order to deepen this market, in order to render it more attractive for, not only for privatized companies, but for investors. >> romania has been mineralized areas, many areas where foreign investors can come. we know about maybe 35 to 40 areas which have potential for growth

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most countries in western europe hungary the vaccinated and took a rather safe against introduction of these disgusting transmissions a few bars and the polish people spread very far you should be understood. it's one of these are pics that makes this a free now and then demand in the country the only country which has considerably less vaccinations and most of the other european and western european countries whose austria on selling the stress polio outbreak in syria for fourteen years eastern european countries are being urged to vaccinate more people in eastern europe that some countries like mexico been on and ukraine which has rather no vaccination coverage so they should strive to cut the pet shop here. according to the world health organization up with diseases like that and syria into topics like this playfully i'm criquing parasitic disease. leishman diocese. the syrian government has made a deal breaker to have been sold to st practiced on fourteen of the civil war. the latest round of talks with world powers over iran's controversial nuclear program as andy didn't he go wit