narrator: vmz sopot is bulgaria's largest arms manufacturer. journalist dilyana gaytandzhieva feels that bad things come from here. she says we can't approach any closer to the state-owned complex. cameras are strictly prohibited. and she has a good idea why. >> the sad truth is that bulgarian weapons are being supplied to jihadists in different war zones around the world. syria, december, 2016, gaytandzhieva was in aleppo as a war correspondent. she and a syrian cameraman were covering the siege by government troops and hezbollah militias. east aleppo was said to be controlled by the forces with ties to al qaeda. once the fighting in that part of the city had died down, local residents took her to a cellar, where, among other items, she discovered 122mm grad multiple launch rockets, made in sopot, bulgaria. >> it was a complete shock for me seeing the labels of bulgaria on these deadly weapons. all these weapons were stored in warehouses used by al qaida -- al qaeda affiliates in syria called al-nusra front. narrator: the reporter published he

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said so parties bulgaria's largest arms manufacturer journalist illyana gaetan feels that bad things come from here she says we can't approach any closer to the state and complex cameras are strictly forbidden. and she has a good idea why. the sad truth is that. jihadists from. around the world. syria december twenty sixth. was in aleppo as a war correspondent she and her syrian cameraman were covering the siege by government troops and hezbollah militias east aleppo was said to be controlled by forces with ties to al qaida. once the fighting in that part of the city had died down local residents took her to a cellar there among other items she discovered one hundred twenty two millimeter granted multiple launch rockets made in so part bulgaria. also complete shock for me saying that. this. all this weapon. from. the reporter published her findings but had very little feedback in twenty seven team she continued her research she received leaked documents from azerbaijan's embassy in sofia. is the command. to play. provide the service. flights for weapons. to be in syria. maintains tha

said so parties bulgaria's largest arms manufacturer journalist illyana gaetan feels that bad things come from here she says we can't approach any closer to the state and complex cameras are strictly forbidden. and she has a good idea why. the sad truth is that. being supplied to jihadists from. around the world. syria december twenty sixth game. was in aleppo as a war correspondent she and her syrian cameraman were covering the siege by government troops and hezbollah militias east aleppo was said to be controlled by forces with ties to al qaida. once the fighting in that part of the city had died down local residents took her to a cellar there among other items she discovered one hundred twenty two millimeter granted multiple launch rockets made in so part bulgaria. also complete shock for me seeing. this. all this weapon. houses. so. the reporter published her findings but had very little feedback in twenty seventeen she continued her research she received leaked documents from azerbaijan's embassy in sofia. is the command. to play. provide the service. flights for weapons. to be

said so parties bulgaria's largest arms manufacturer journalist illyana gaetan feels that bad things come from here she says we can't approach any closer to the state and complex cameras are strictly forbidden. and she has a good idea why. the sad truth is that. being supplied to jihadists from. around the world. syria december twenty sixth team. was in aleppo as a war correspondent she and her syrian cameraman were covering the siege by government troops and hezbollah militias east aleppo was said to be controlled by forces with ties to al qaida. once the fighting in that part of the city had died down local residents took to a cellar there among other items she discovered one hundred twenty two millimeter granted multiple launch rockets made in so part bulgaria. also complete shock for me saying that. this. all this weapon. from. the reporter published her findings but had very little feedback in twenty seventeen she continued her research she received leaked documents from azerbaijan's embassy in sofia. is the command. to play and provide the service. flights for weapons. to be in

said so parties bulgaria's largest arms manufacturer journalist illyana. feels that bad things come from here she says we can't approach any closer to the state owned complex cameras are strictly forbidden. and she has a good idea why. the sad truth is that. being supplied to jihadists from. syria december twenty sixth. was in aleppo as a war correspondent she and a syrian cameraman were covering the siege by government troops and hezbollah militias east aleppo was said to be controlled by forces with ties to al qaeda. once the fighting in that part of the city had died down local residents took her to a cellar. there among other items she discovered one hundred twenty two millimeter grant multiple launch rockets made in so part bulgaria. also complete shock for me saying. this. all this weapon. the reporter published her findings but had very little feedback. in twenty seventeen she continued her research she received leaked documents from azerbaijan's embassy in sofia. is the command. to play. provide the service. flights for weapons. to be in syria. mai

said so parties bulgaria's largest arms manufacturer journalist illyana. feels that bad things come from here she says we can't approach any closer to the state owned complex cameras are strictly forbidden. and she has a good idea why. there said truth is that. being supplied to jihadists from. syria december twenty sixth game. was in aleppo as a war correspondent she and her syrian cameraman were covering the siege by government troops and hezbollah militias east aleppo was said to be controlled by forces with ties to al qaeda. once the fighting in that part of the city had died down local residents took her to a cellar. there among other items she discovered one hundred twenty two millimeter granted multiple launch rockets made in so part bulgaria. also complete shock for me saying that. this. all this weapon. the reporter published her findings but had very little feedback. in twenty seventeen she continued her research she received leaked documents from azerbaijan's embassy in sofia. is the command. to play. provide the service. there is. to be in syri

a builder but you can also take a carpenter let's say from bulgaria who is only needs to be paid the minimum wage if for instance he works here in belgium now the in addition to that he only has to pay the taxes back in his home country in bulgaria and also the social charges and that gives him a comparative competitive advantage that local companies contextually compete with so the idea of the ministers is now to restrict that post that worker status to to potentially even just one year and the big concern that eastern european countries in the e.u. have was that is that this would actually take away that competitive advantage the reason why in the first place is the european workforce is employed here overall it's a sensitive it's a political issue because after all if you look at the numbers only one percent of of europe's workforce is actually under the status of a post that werman so i mean get to me this sounds like the social affairs minister i have this impossible task that they have to please everybody which from what you just told us is going to be difficult so what kind of

a builder but you can also take a carpenter let's say from bulgaria who is only needs to be paid the minimum wage if for instance he works here in belgium now the in addition to that he only has to pay the taxes back in his home country in bulgaria and also the social charges and that gives him a comparative competitive advantage that local companies can actually compete with so the idea of the ministers is now to restrict that post that worker status to to potentially even just one year and the big concern that eastern european countries in in the e.u. half was that is that this would actually take away that competitive advantage the reason why in the first place is the european workforce is employed here overall it's a sensitive it's a political issue because after all if you look at the numbers only one percent of of europe's workforce is actually under the status of a post that werman so i mean get to me this sounds like the social affairs minister i have this impossible task that they have to please everybody which from what you just told us is going to be difficult so what kind

in 2012, an attack in bulgaria killed others. laying the groundwork for attacks in egypt, thailand, cyprus, peru. other incidents of hezbollah, related arrests around the world that are at this point on publicizing and remain -- unpublicized and unknown. i can ensure you the conversation today will be much different. exceeded,these has casualty counts would be higher and many innocent lives would be forever altered. the group is known to concentrate on areas populated with tourists, knowing that innocent civilians will be victims. let me say this, while much of focused on al qaeda and more recently on isis, the designation as a foreign terrorist organization, we have never taken our focus off hezbollah and the threat it poses to our homeland. i'm not here to talk about any specific or credible threat but we do see specific activity on behalf of hezbollah in the homeland. we are watching very closely for additional signs of activity here in the homeland. in june, as i'm sure much of you are aware, to individuals conducting activit

en acciÓn del grupo a, francia visitÓ a bulgaria. no entrenas a los tres minutos, los adelantaba con un buen remate de zurdo. hace selecciÓn y ahora acumulan 19 unidades. esta fue la informaciÓn, compaÑeros. llegamos al final, esta noche otra cita, fÉlix. >>la pobreza en estados unidos tiene 43 millones de rostros. >> estoy sin dinero, no tengo quiÉn me dé. >> una cruel estadÍstica de hambre y miseria que incluye a los desamparados, los que buscan empleo y los que trabajan sin descanso para tener lo mÍnimo. >> hicimos estudios comparando niveles de pobreza entre 21 paÍses desarrollados. en estados unidos, existe un

francia visitÓ a bulgaria manteniendo el liderato del grupo. el gol de madrid y serÍa la diferencia del partido.-- el gol de matuidÍ sería la diferencia del partido. en coors, elaboramos, filtramos y empacamos en frío. para conseguir el sabor puro y fresco, que te mereces al llegar a la cima. cualquiera que sea tu montaña. sigue subiendo. nathalie juarez nos acompaqa con lo 2018.. natalie: con cristiano ronaldo, portugal enfrentaba a andorra. cristiano ronaldo marcÓ el primero y andrÉ silva marcÓ el segundo. la victoria de suiza hace que los lusos continÚen en el segundo puesto. francia visitÓ a bulgaria con la misión de mantener el liderato del grupo a. un gol de mathuidÍ mantienen el liderato. en la penÚltima jornada del grupo g de eliminatorias africanas, tambiÉn sellÓ su boleto al mundial. >> si yo al mejor tiempo para conseguir su posiciÓn la 71 de su carrera. checo pÉrez partirÁ sexto. hasta aquÍ la informaciÓn. para mas visitar la pÁgina univisiÓn deportes.com >> esta todo listo para el especial de "crÓnicas de sÁ

brutally put down the results they committed countless massacres in bulgaria recorded in the western press. europe took the side of the christians in the ottoman empire the turks were painted as being the bad side and were accused of terrible atrocities while no mention was made of what was being done to muslim groups in the balkans. the situation came to a head in eight hundred seventy six the bosnian revolt had become the crisis in the east the ottoman power was faltering. the ruling sultan. is tamil was overthrown his successor moore and the fifth was considered insane. in august eight hundred seventy six his brother abdul hamid the second came to power. he received the sort of the founder of the dynasty in the arab sultan mosque. he was thirty four years old when he became the thirty fourth ottoman sultan. sultan abdul hamid who was the last stand when the empire started crumbling as a result of the nationalist efforts particularly in the balkans and under the pressure of the major powers he tried playing a new convert over the gulf coast convert he was seen as a liberal who woul

france will move above them if they hold onto —— against bulgaria. the dutch being held against belarus. they must win. it means that either france or mcswegan will qualify automatically. that will be settled in the final round of matches. alex iwobi scored as nigeria beat zambia to become the first african side to seal a place at next year's tournament in russia. and ghana have asked fifa to consider replaying their qualifier against uganda. they have launched a protest over the performance of the referee after a 93rd minute goal was co ntroversially referee after a 93rd minute goal was controversially disallowed. there are 18 world cup qualifiers taking place across the globe on saturday. for all of these scores and news, head to the bbc‘s website. lewis hamilton says he's driving better than ever after taking his tent pole position in 16 races ahead of tomorrow's japanese grand prix. the championship leader broker track record several times to take his first pole position at the suzuka circuit. he was three tenths of a second quicker than his te

brutally put down the results they committed countless massacres in bulgaria recorded in the western press. europe took the side of the christians in the ottoman empire the turks were painted as being the bad side and were accused of terrible atrocities while no mention was made of what was being done to muslim groups in the balkans. the situation came to a head in eight hundred seventy six the bosnian revolt had become the crisis in the east the ottoman power was faltering. the ruling sultan abdul aziz in is tamil was overthrown. his successor were at the fifth was considered insane. in august eight hundred seventy six his brother abdul hamid the second came to power. he received the sort of the founder of the dinner. in the arab sultan mosque he was thirty four years old when he became the thirty fourth ottoman sultan. because. the sultan was the last stand when the empire started crumbling as a result of the nationalist efforts particularly in the balkans and under the. pressure of the major powers he tried playing a new confidence over. converts he was seen as a liberal who would

brutally put down the results they committed countless massacres in bulgaria recorded in the western press. europe took the side of the christians in the ottoman empire the turks were painted as being the bad side and were accused of terrible atrocities while no mention was made of what was being done to muslim groups in the balkans. the situation came to a head in eight hundred seventy six the bosnian revolt had become the crisis in the east the ottoman power was faltering. the ruling sultan. is tamil was overthrown. his successor moore on the fifth was considered insane. in august one thousand nine hundred eighty six his brother abdul hamid the second came to power. he received the sort of the founder of the dynasty in the sultan mosque. he was thirty four years old when he became the thirty fourth ottoman sultan. sultan abdul hamid who was the last stand when the empire started crumbling as a result of the nationalist efforts particularly in the balkans and under the pressure of the major powers he tried playing a new card over the gulf coast and with he was seen as a liberal who

they have to win against bulgaria to go back to the top of the group and have everything in their own hands, because sweden have beaten luxembourg comfortably. today bulgaria stopped france qualifying for the world cup back in 1994, so there are nerves for this great france team, packed with talent, including lots of english premiership stars. and looking at another fixture, belgium, who premiership stars. and looking at anotherfixture, belgium, who top premiership stars. and looking at another fixture, belgium, who top of theirgroup, another fixture, belgium, who top of their group, they were losing to bosnia but are now leading them 4—3. and this is significant, because bosnia are currently second in that group and they were the lowest team in terms of points channel 4 teams like wales and scotland, who want to be finishing second, they need to make sure that they are one of the eight teams who go into the play—offs? yeah, one team which finishes second will miss out on the play—offs, and i the moment that tea m play—offs, and i the moment that team would be bosnia. so, wale

brutally put down the results they committed countless massacres in bulgaria recorded in the western press. europe took the side of the christians in the ottoman empire the turks were painted as being the bad side and were accused of terrible atrocities while no mention was made of what was being done to muslim groups in the balkans. the situation came to a head in eight hundred seventy six the bosnian revolt had become the crisis in the east the ottoman power was faltering. the ruling sultan abdul aziz in is the middle was overthrown. his successor were at the fifth was considered insane. in august eight hundred seventy six his brother abdul hamid the second came to power. he received the sort of the founder of the dynasty in the arab sultan mosque he was thirty four years old when he became the thirty fourth ottoman sultan. because. of the sultan abdul hamid who was the last stand when the empire started crumbling as a result of the nationalist efforts particularly in the balkans and under the. pressure of the major powers he tried playing a new convert. convert he was seen as a li

the 31—year—old will now play sixth seed grigor dimitrov of bulgaria on wednesday in the second round. another frenchman is also through to the second round asjulian benneteau beat canadian teenager denis shapovalov in straight sets 6—4, 6—4 to set up a match against compatriot and 11th seed jo wilifried tsonga. west indies bowlers fought back on the second day of their second test against zimbabwe in bulawayo to dismiss the home side for 326 openers kraigg brathwaite and keiran powell helped the tourists to build a steady reply as they closed the day on 78 for 1, brathwaite the man out for 32. tiger woods is set to play his first tournament in nine months after picking himself for the hero world challenge at the end of november. the 1a time major winner — who is the host of the tournament in the bahamas — is to return to golf after back surgery which has kept him out of competition since the start of february. woods was sentenced to a year's probation on friday, after pleading guilty to reckless driving in may. he had a fourth back operation in three years in april and earlie

pay gap to its now at one to ten that means workers in luxemburg earn ten times more than those in bulgaria no wonder the posting of workers is increasing in twenty ten it was already one point three million people twenty fourteen already one point nine million an increase of almost forty five percent germany france and belgium are the country. which of the most foreign workers from other e.u. countries most of them come from eastern europe most workers that came to germany in twenty fourteen were from poland at thirty six point five percent slovenia at twelve point one percent and hungary had eight point nine percent one in three works in construction one in five in industry and one in ten in the health care or senior care branch their working conditions should now improve. now clouds are continuing to gather over germany's call industry here p n commission in brussels announced that even more raids on offices will be carried out on german comic saying it will be looking for evidence that they may have violated anti trust rules dima v.w. have confirmed they were targeted by raids investiga

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because no one country, poland, bulgaria, romania, they didn't do this themselves. with thousands of disabled children and young people in need, finding a loving family is not an easy task. nick was one of those who dreamt of a different life. in desperation and with a bit of government help from nikolai, he used social media to find an adoptive family. and the video went viral. eventually, after a life spent hidden away in an institution, the 23—year—old got what he wanted. here in ukraine, i've met parents who have fought to keep their children out of institutions. alexander and his wife have an apartment on the third floor with no lift. they've adapted their life in order to raise their son. sasha is now setting up her own centre. she wants to help other disabled children. and andriy is finally getting the love he needs. for now. but i've also met children and adults who have no—one. there is still that acceptance that if you have a child that has a disability, it is fine to go into an institution. so while the government will be putting forward plans, educ

because no one country, poland, bulgaria, romania, they didn't do this themselves. with thousands of disabled children and young people in need, finding a loving family is not an easy task. it was one of those who dreamt of a different life. in desperation and with a bit of government help from nikolai, he used social media to find an adoptive family. and the video went viral. eventually after a life spent hidden away in institution, the 23—year—old got what he wanted. she in ukraine, i've met parents who have fought to keep their children out of institutions. alexander and his life have an apartment on the third floor with no lift, they have adapted their life in order to raise their son. sasha is now setting up her own centre. she wants to help other disabled children. and andriy is finally getting the love he need. for now. but i've also met children and adults who have no one. day is still that acceptance that if you have a child that has a disability it is fine to go into an institution so while the government will be putting forward plans, including educat

>>> let's head on over to bulgaria where this video was recorded by enduro life for the heart enduro race. >> what they put in front of these guys is insane. >> that was like an enduro le mans. this was crazy. >> they had to run and climb through obstacles before they got to the bike. i want to meet some of the guys that sign up for that, that volunteer to do this stuff. >> the bikes are light, they can handle quite a bit but you don't realize how difficult enduro is until you see something like this. >> this is crazy. they go down the stairs and stuff. that is amazing experience. come on. >> i wouldn't get ten feet, but it does look like fun. >> you have a couple of wipeouts like this one here, trying to cross through this obstacle. >> you duck, take your head off if you get that wrong. >> ooh! >> yeah. but don't worry, he's enduro himself so he'll get right back up. >> oh my god! >> how are you supposed to get over that? >> did they bomb out a building and say go ahead, ride over it? >> here's another pretty amazing wipeout. >> oh, bad, bad, bad. >> oh! geez. >> yikes! >> yes, that

en acciÓn del grupo a, francia visitÓ a bulgaria con la visiÓn de mantener el liderato. los tres minutos, buen remate de zurda. esa diferencia termina dÁndole la victoria a su selecciÓn y ahora acumula 19 puntos. el marte recibe a bielorrusia y con una victoria garantizan su clasificaciÓn mundial. en mÁs del grupo a, suecia continuaba a la casa de francia en su intento por arrebatarle el primer lugar. golearon 8 - 0 a luxemburgo. con este resultado, holanda queda prÁcticamente eliminadas a que la Última jornada tendrÁ que vencer a suecia por siete goles dicen en la punta en la penÚltima jornada del grupo s de las eliminatoria en África. con la victoria, se convierte en el primer equipo africano en sellar su boleto al mundial. en este momento del dÍa, el cubano demostrÓ que no sólo tiene poder en el bate, sino tambiÉn en la lengua. vaya manera de festejar. para mÁs informaciÓn, recuerde visitar univisiÓndeportes.com. ♪ ♪ beatriz:en noticias univisiÓn 14 somos tu gente, tu voz. si tiene alguna historia que reportar, comunique con nosotros. un espectÁc

. >> fall into a gas station in bulgaria, you might want to listen to the attendant. these two cars at the gas station, see the one guy on the right gets out, and he's standing there. >> smoking. >> what kind of a moron are you? >> he's the type of moron who doesn't take heed when the attendant asks him to put it out. not that he should have to tell you in the first place, but common sense is not so common. gas attendant comes out, what did i tell you, gets the fire extinguisher. >> right in his face, put the cigarette out. yeah! >> oh, wow, he actually did. >> yeah, just like you, nick, he lets loose and all you see is a big plume of poof. >> all right, i'm following protocol. >> that is justice right there. >> but also the person pumping right there, we know how gas works, he could have sent everybody up in flames. >> now at this point they are going back and forth, mad they extinguished their fire and he's like, well, what did i tell you? next time you pull it here, done do that. >> if i was the boss, you get a bonus today, bro. >> for sure. >> let's move over to c

goes new director general she succeeds bulgaria's irina bokova at a turbulent time with the us and israel saying their withdrawal from the un's cultural agency former un secretary general kofi annan has called on me and. refugees safely returned to their homes more than half a million are in neighboring bangladesh to escape a military crackdown in rakhine state venezuelans are preparing to vote in sunday's regional elections for twenty three governorships the opposition parties operating to win most of the seats as nicolas maduro his presidency is embroiled in political and economic crises the family freed after being held hostage in pakistan for five years has returned to canada joshua boyle and his american wife coleman was seized by the taliban linked to colony group while hiking in afghanistan the couple had three children one in captivity those are the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after one i want to say thanks so much about that. china is holding what appears to be its most significant communist party congress in decades with president xi jinping keen to consolida

former culture minister as you lay has been named as you know goes new director general she succeeds bulgaria's irina bokova at a turbulent time with the united states and israel saying it was draw from the un's agency venezuelans are preparing to vote in sunday's regional elections for twenty three governorships the parties are pretty close to the seats the president will do or is embroiled in political and economic crises. provisional results in liberia's election show former football star george where in the east a third of votes from five thousand three hundred polling stations have been counted we as almost forty percent want his nearest challenger the vice president joseph is on thirty one percent is likely they'll be a runoff next month that's fifty percent of those needed to victory. well those were the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera talked about a service station that's off. in the hash tag hero when news coverage of looking for an easy solution we delved deeper from on this and challenge the status quo join me man the hot sun for a new season of our front at this time

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because no one country — poland, bulgaria, romania, any other countries — didn't do this themselves. progress is already under way. a new law means that all schools in ukraine must now teach disabled children, like artem. he can now make friends and learn, and hope for a betterfuture. but there's still an acceptance here that if you have a child with a disability, they will go into an institution. ukraine is changing, but for those who have spent a lifetime in care, real change will take time. nikki fox, bbc news, ukraine. before last year's us democratic national convention, few had heard of khizr khan or his son's story of service. but after an impassioned speech that led to a public feud with donald trump, all that changed. now, he is the author of a new book. he's been speaking to rajini vaidyanathan, who began by asking for his view on the recent row between president trump and the widow of a us soldier who died in niger. i have been saddened by the political expediency that this sad, tragic moment which should be dignified in privacy and restraint should be the call of the day,

contributions to european energy security through its support of thetrans-adriatic pipeline, greece bulgaria interconnect or and liquefied natural gas facilities that are capable of transporting diverse sources of energy to europe including potential liquefied natural gas exports from the united states of which that particular route and businesses getting bigger and bigger and bigger as you know. these make both are people safer and create good jobs for hard-working citizens. finally i am also very proud that the united states will be the honored country at next fair innternational greece. this historic business and trade exhibition will showcase american technology, enterprise, and innovation on the world stage. we look very much forward to sending a high-level delegation to attend this wonderful event. mr. prime minister, thank you again for being here today and for your partnership in addressing critical issues facing our countries. i look forward to have many productive discussions with you and to having a very close and warm cooperation on a wide range of shared objectives. we will buil

so it's perhaps no surprise that, in bulgaria's capital, you can apparently rent the embassy building for parties — often it turns out, noisy ones, with plenty of fireworks. and the gulf times says that dubai airport will soon have ‘smart tunnels', a biometric technology system that passengers can walk through to clear security in as little as ten seconds, and without even showing their passports. that the technology, i'd say, that can't come too soon. now, babita, what are people talking about online? donald trump, surprise, surprise. the us president donald trump has had a twitter fight with his former ally, the republican senator bob corker. mr trump sent out a barrage of tweets criticising the senator, saying he didn't have the guts to run for office again. mr corker, who is the chairman of the senate foreign relations committee, responded with a sarcastic post, saying: the people living on the border between north and south korea need no reminding about the cost of conflict. the landscape is covered with reminders of the korean war more than 60 years ago, and preparations for

contributions to european energy security through its support of the trans-adriatic pipeline, the greece-bulgaria interconnector and liquefied natural gas facilities that are capable of transporting diverse sources of energy to europe, including potential liquefied natural gas exports from the united states of which that particular route and business is getting bigger and bigger and bigger as you know. these make both are people safer and create good jobs for hard-working citizens. finally, i am also very proud that the united states will be the honored country at next year's international fair in greece. this historic business and trade exhibition will showcase american technology, enterprise, and innovation on the world stage. we look very much forward to sending a high-level delegation to attend this wonderful event. mr. prime minister, thank you again for being here today and for your partnership in addressing critical issues facing our countries. i look forward to having many productive discussions with you and to having a very close and warm cooperation on a wide range of shared objectives.

so it's perhaps no surprise that in bulgaria's capital, you can apparently rent the embassy building for parties. and the gulf times says that dubai airport will soon have "smart tunnels" — a biometric technology system that passengers can walk through to clear security in as little as ten seconds and without even showing their passports. now babita, what are people talking about online? the us president donald trump has had a twitter fight with his former ally, the republican senator bob corker. mr trump sent out a barrage of tweets criticising the senator, saying he didn't have the guts to run for office again. mr corker, who is the chairman of the senate foreign relations committee, responded with a sarcastic post, saying... the boss of japanese advertising giant, dentsu, will take a 20% pay cut for the next six months after the firm was fined for making employees work excessive overtime. dentsu was scrutinised after a young worker killed herself in 2015. but a recent government report found employees at nearly one in four companies are at risk of dying from working too much. cr

has been named as unesco's new director general she succeeds bulgaria's it in a book over at a turbulent time with the united states and israel saying they'll withdraw from the un's cultural agency venezuela's are preparing to vote in sunday's regional elections for twenty three governorships the opposition parties are predicted to win most of the seats as nicolas maduro his presidency is embroiled in political and economic crises. as anti immigrant freedom party has ended its election campaign with a rally in vienna immigration has been a major issue ahead of sunday's votes party's leader hinds christian kids the government governing coalition of trying to swap out austin people for muslims as the headlines the news continues but first it is inside story. turkish troops cross the border into syria and korea says it's to enforce a deescalation zone deal with so many foreign forces in the country though which they don't mean for the unity of syria and the prospects of peace this is inside story. i welcome to the show i'm sam is a than dozens of turkish soldiers of crossed into had lived p

contributions to european energy security through its support of the trans-adriatic pipeline, the oreece-bulgaria interconnect o and liquefied natural gas facilities that are capable of transporting diverse sources of energy to europe including potential liquefied natural gas exports from the united states of which that particular route and businesses getting bigger and bigger and bigger as you know. make both are people safer and create good jobs for our hard-working citizens. finally i am also very proud that the united states will be the honored country at next year's international fair in greece. this historic business and trade exhibition will showcase american technology, enterprise, and innovation on the world stage. we look very much forward to sending a high-level delegation to attend this wonderful event. mr. prime minister, thank you again for being here today and for your partnership in addressing critical issues facing our countries. i look forward to have many productive discussions with you and to having a very close and warm cooperation on a wide range of shared objectives. we wil

contributions to european energy security through its support of the trans-adriatic pipeline, the greece-bulgaria interconnector and liquefied natural gas facilities that are capable of transporting diverse sources of energy to europe, including potential liquefied natural gas exports from the united states of which that particular route and businesses getting bigger and bigger and bigger as you , as you know. these issues make both our people safer and create good jobs for our hard-working citizens. finally i am also very proud that the united states will be the honored country at next year's international fair in greece. this historic business and trade exhibition will showcase american technology, enterprise, and innovation on the world stage. we look very much forward to sending a high-level delegation to attend this wonderful event. mr. prime minister, thank you again for being here today and for your partnership in addressing critical issues facing our countries. i look forward to have many productive discussions with you and to having a very close and warm cooperation on a wide range of sh

because no one country — poland, bulgaria, romania, any other countries — didn't do this themselves. progress is already under way. a new law means that all schools in ukraine must now teach disabled children, like artem. he can now make friends and learn, and hope for a betterfuture. but there's still an acceptance here that if you have a child with a disability, they will go into an institution. ukraine is changing, but for those who have spent a lifetime in care, real change will take time. nikki fox, bbc news, ukraine. and you can see more on that story on our world, on the bbc news channel, at 9:30pm on saturday and sunday night. historians, journalists and conspiracy theorists have spent the last 2a hours poring over the thousands of newly—declassified files relating to the assassination of presidentjohn f. kennedy. president trump has opted to keep hundreds of other files secret, but said today he hopes to get all of them made public. our north america editor, nick bryant, is at the national archive in washington. so what have we learned? i was hoping i would have the case s

bulgaria now came not be somebody. spanish authorities have summoned push the mall and other members of his former cabinet to to face court on thursday. he says he'll return to catalonia only one madrid guarantees them a fair and free trial. adding that he is not seeking political asylum in belgium but safety and freedom. push tomorrow also called on europe to intervene in the crisis. but made up my not engaging in dialogue tolerating and not stopping the violence of the far right. imposing itself militarily and putting us in prison. the spanish government is essentially putting an end to the idea of europe. go off it's a hugee mistake. that everyone. not just us will pay for very dearly. last friday bustamante claire independence which spain's ruling government considers unconstitutional. the central government then fired him i'm called a snap regional election in december. yeah. on the streets of brussels the catalan leader was hard pressed to find support. protesters called for unity between spain and catalonia. tur

she succeeds bulgaria's irina bokova at a turbulent time with the united states and israel saying then withdraw from the un's cultural agency and tens of thousands of penguin chicks have starved to death in antarctica it's the second bad season five years for a colony of a daily penguins all but two of the chicks died experts say it's caused by unusually high amounts of ice late in the season forcing the adult penguins to travel further for food well those were the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after witness statement than so much about tonight. the mama. all watching from the. very. on. the right here. and you can bang it with. people and we have. the song for them. it's. on the phone. to me. to. watch the. treasure at the. top but by. the judges yes you shoot funny to watch. you know. you will. it is only one quarter year. so sure there's a lot of. cold war ching ching you know i warrant our own from the ownership of our own home with the car should. only be a boat on jazeera and. move . on. to stuff a. little too much to myself i. know not how you want to vote on a