with countries such as serbia and eager to join the e.u. the visit by the president of the european commission encourages the belief that brussels is taking their accession and bishan seriously. also hopes for the tour but what promises can he make his hosts. and will he disappoint some of them. look at his notes. puts the finishing touches on his speech to the bosnian parliament. it's a crucial one. remains one of the region's most trouble states. and message is not all positive. because a rival in sarajevo is friendly and. mr. affable warm media savvy younger is nothing if not charming he's been in politics for nearly forty years and his experience is an office on trips like this one younger is keen to nurture the balkan countries access. and encourage them to implement reforms. bosnia is pinning its hopes on accession so there's a lot of potential for disappointment. with. but john thought the younger knows how to coach his message in positive terms. of all to hear. i'm here to speak he was equals stiffed i don't want anyone to see me as

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in serbia the delegation is met by an icy wind the trip is a physically strenuous. really need to make this kind of africa's at the end of his career. didn't mention. those people in the e.u. need to be made aware that the balkans are on their doorstep for going. to war raged here in the one nine hundred ninety s. . without the promise of a you work session we could all too easily see a repeat of the conflicts witnessed here in those years. and. how. that promise is central to the policies of serbian president alexander of which it's accession negotiations have been underway since twenty fourteen. praises the progress the country has made he would like to make serbia a role model for the rest of the region. you know. that's why he's brought along a you commissioner your highness han he understands the balkans like few others. the show and others include. the sequels the great fanfare the interesting thing as it was the enthusiasm for the ease up soon should be at least a this is and this among young people in particular there is a desire for the values the e.u. symb

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in serbia the delegation is met by an icy wind the trip is a physically strenuous one. really need to make this kind of africa's at the end of his career. did mention you know patient. people in the e.u. need to be made aware that the balkans are on their doorstep for going. to war raged here in the one nine hundred ninety s. . without the promise of e.u. accession we could all too easily see a repeat of the conflicts witnessed here in those years. and. that promise is central to the policies of serbian president aleksander of which it's. accession negotiations have been underway since twenty fourteen. praises the progress the country has made he would like to make serbia a role model for the rest of the region. you know. that's why he's brought along a you commissioner your highness han he understands the balkans like few others. to show another theme through. the cold gray case here the interesting thing is it is the enthusiasm for the ease up soon should be at least a this is and is seen among young people in particular there is a desire for the values the e.u. symbo

serbia nationalist politician voice says he's proud of his war crimes after being sentenced to ten years in jail was initially acquitted by a un course of crimes against known serbs during the balkan wars that's now been partially overturned in the hague on appeal. of the top stories more news coming up in twenty five minutes time off to witness which is next.

reporter: two years ago, this camp in serbia on the hungarian border was badly overcrowded. it had no electricity or water. only 15 refugees were allowed into hungary through the horgos checkpoint per day. hoping to provide some relief, aid organizations and the serbian authorities moved the refugees to camps with better living conditions and further back from the border, where it was easier to monitor them. at the same time, hungary built a fence and made it harder to cross the border. payman and fahrid decided to stay here in one of the tents left behind. they've taken responsibility for informing their fellow refugees in case the border opens. they describe how the procedure works. >> we pick up the family from the tent at 8:00 a.m., and they wait here another hour. then the hungarians call them, and they can enter the country legally. reporter: but a few weeks ago, the authorities stopped working together with these two refugees without explanation. once a week, payman visits his family in the camp in subotica 20 kilometers away. his little daughter naya is overjoyed to

for the months until recently families would have to wait in various holding camps here in serbia for a year. now things are much worse for the last hungry has only been allowing one person per day one family a week to pass through. that increases the waiting three or four years. people here are pressed gradually going crazy from having to wait so long. nobody knows when they can go. two years ago this camp in serbia on the hungarian border was badly overcrowded it had no electricity or water only fifteen refugees were allowed into hungry through the hard cash check point per day hoping to provide some relief aid organizations and the serbian authorities moved the refugees to camps with better living conditions and further back from the border where it was easier to monitor them. at the same time hungry built a fence and made it harder to cross the border. pay man and ferry decided to stay here in one of the tents left behind. and they've taken responsibility for informing their fellow refugees in case the border opens. they describe how the procedure works. we pick up the family from

political stage serbia is seeking membership of the e.u. a move he's basically opposed to sony vaio al-jazeera of almost senior chinese official who was once a major candidate for a leadership position is on trial for corruption so john ties one of the most high level politicians to be charged under president xi jinping anti corruption crackdown his accuser trick taking bribes and abuse of power between two thousand and two and two thousand and seventeen before is expelled son was the youngest member of the politburo made up of ruling communist party's top members. here's republican house speaker paul ryan says he won't run for re-election he will serve out his current time before retiring in january ryan's announcement follows a series of regional election wins for democrats and mounting republican concerns about holding on to that majority in the house of representatives donald trump's choice for the next u.s. actually of say says to begin his confirmation hearing later on thursday might pompei was the director of the cia when president selected him to replace rex tillerson state

political stage serbia is seeking membership of the e.u. a move he is basically opposed to sony vaio al-jazeera. still ahead on the bulletin . we didn't take it broad enough view of our responsibility and that was a big mistake. senators get tough on mark zuckerberg during his second day of testimony before the u.s. congress and why the risk of cancer as communities in ivory coast to change the way they smoke their fish. from cool brisk knows in few words. to the woman trying to use of southeast asia. however got lots of warm spring sunshine across central parts of europe some lovely weather in place here seen a fair amount of cloud recently just around the balkans s. easing over towards to key into the black sea it'll thin the break as we go as a brightening up quite nicely brighter behind high pressure in charge of a bit of cloud further north of the real cloud the real disturbed weather continues to pile in from the atlantic west in pa still looking a little disturbed things will improve as we go through the next few days was. just there for madrid some pretty wet weather making i

political stage serbia is seeking membership of the e.u. a move he is bitterly opposed to sony vaio al-jazeera. the daughter of a russian double agent who was poisoned by a nerve agent in the english city of salzburg the last month has the client help from the russian embassy in her first statement since leaving hospital u.t.s. crippled said she is recovering but her father sergei remains seriously ill the british government has accused russia of being behind the attack on the screw palace which moscow denies. angry demonstrators in central african republic have laid the bodies of at least sixteen people killed in recent clashes in bangui outside the u.n. mission headquarters un peacekeepers and local security forces have been fighting armed groups and a large will muslim neighborhood of people five of them in straight areas are blaming un soldiers for firing on residents protesting against the operations of. nearly sixty thousand people have fled fighting in eastern the pratik republic of congo since january to seek refuge in neighboring uganda that's according to the medical. char

political stage serbia is seeking membership of the e.u. a move he is basically opposed to sony vaio al-jazeera saudi arabia says is intercepted a ballistic missile fired from yemen over the capital riyadh who they fight has claimed responsibility for the attack through a twitter account associated with the rebels they say they were targeting the saudi defense ministry there were no reports of damage. well you know many of these advancements showed the capabilities of the cooties this is what changed the equation in the rules of the political game and also managed to change the strategy of defense that's what we've noticed these missiles can determine the targets coordinates and hit them accurately. meanwhile the yemeni national army has recaptured the coastal city of meet the from who the rebels it follows a three day operation backed by the saudi led coalition will than ten thousand civilians have died in yemen civil war since twenty fourteen here miles army has jailed seven soldiers for their involvement in the killing of ten ranger muslim men last year they were sentenced to ten

problems in the north serbia among other crossly as well as for their potations and forcible resettlement before two years he was being acquitted of all charges for the charges included in the store cruel treatment the destruction of the villages destruction of religious buildings and the pillaging of public or private property culliver prosecution has base the indictment on hate speech and during the war he is sending volunteers from serbia to croatia and boss the un has a goatee and the court chambre didn't prove a systematic attack against boston and cross happened but of the conclusion of the tribunal was that the plan of establishment of the greater serbia is a just political process not a crime and the statements such as these let the prosecution be for two years to conclude that the render judgment was in a shop contrast with all other judgments rendered by i.c.t. i. spent eleven and javier us in the hague that tension the unit this time will be included in tow his sentence which means that he is a now also formally free. well still ahead here on al-jazeera a south african says far

we launched the strikes to cripple the ability of serbia to use chemical weapons in the future. they were joined by the united kingdom and france, he demonstrated solidarity in addressing these atrocities. americans are united in condemning syria's inexcusable use of chemical weapons, which no civilised nation would tolerate. we are encouraged by the support we received from the senators and congressmen on both sides. they are extremely proud of the united states servicemembers who carried out this operation last night. they demonstrated unwavering coverage and commitment in their defence of the american people and the values and ideals our nation represents. this operation was carefully orchestrated and methodically planned to minimise potential collateral damage. i can pursue you that we took every measure and percussion to strike only what we targeted and we successfully hit every target. this operation does not represent a change in us policy. nor any attempt to depose the syrian regime. the strikes were justified, legitimate and a proportionate response to the syrian regime

today, you've got fortunately young leaders in serbia and albania who are determined to make it work, and i hope they will make it work. and both of them want a future in the european union. but my point is very simple. in exactly the same way, the end of the conflict didn't signal nirvana. the whole world didn't suddenly change. what it did do was give you an opportunity over time to put in place changes that are part institutional and then deeply cultural, and that requires time. you are concerned, you made it clear on a number of occasions, that brexit could really threatened matters. is that maybe too much of an exaggeration? this was tested, this argument, in the supreme court, and they said that brexit was not necessarily incompatible with the good friday agreement. of course, but the thing is this. i am deeply opposed to brexit for all sorts of reasons to do with the uk, its place in the world and the economy and so on and so forth. but, and if we do brexit, we are going to have to make it work, and we are going to have to make the good friday agreement work whatever is happeni

petersburg said, if we don't baxter via -- back serbia, we will not be a great power. austria-hungary or was saying, if we let serbia get away with this, we will not be a great power. that is probably more important than the actual treaty arrangement. i don't know if michael would possibly disagree. michael: i would just add, treaties and alliances and structures like this work when interests are all moving in the same direction. britain and france have a shared interest in keeping germany from the southern end of the inlet channel. france has the most obvious interest, repelling an invasion. there is no special relationship between the u.s. and britain in world war ii, except where interests overlap. italy took one look at this and said, there's nothing in the agreements we sign that says we have to do this. it is much more complicated than people sometimes want. the line that i use, there's a five-minute way to explain the origins of the first world war, and a one semester way, and there's not much between that holds water. the alliances are one way to put the five-m

petersburg, what they were saying is if we don't back serbia, we will not be a great power. austria-hungary was saying, if we let serbia get away with this, we will not be a great power. and what germany was saying is if we do not back austria and hungary, we will not have any friends. that is probably more important than the actual treaty arrangement. i don't know if michael would possibly disagree. michael: i do not know if i would disagree, but i would just add, treaties and alliances and structures like this work when interests are all moving in the same direction. britain and france have a shared interest in keeping germany from the southern end of the english channel. france has the most obvious interest, repelling an invasion. there is no special relationship between the u.s. and britain in world war ii, except where their interests overlap. as margaret said, italy took one look at this negotiation and said, there's nothing in the agreements we sign that says we have to do this. have to do this. it is much more complicated than people sometimes want. a complicated, th

austria-hungary was saying, if we let serbia get away with this, we will not be a great power. germany was saying if we don't back austria-hungary, we have no other friends and we will be left alone. i think that is probably more important than the actual treaty arrangement. i don't know if michael would possibly disagree. richard: michael: i don't -- michael: i don't disagree, i would just add that treaties and alliances and structures like this work when interests are all moving in the same direction. britain and france have a shared interest in keeping germany from controlling the southern end of the english channel. france has the most obvious interest, repelling invaders. there is no special relationship between the u.s. and britain in world war ii, except where their interests overlap. as margaret said, italy took one look at this and said, there's nothing in the agreements we have signed that says we have to do this. again, it is much more complicated, i think, than people sometimes want. it is complicated -- the other line that i sometimes use, if there's a five-minute

petersburg, what they were saying is if we don't back serbia, we will not be a great power. austria-hungary was saying, if we let serbia get away with this, we will not be a great power. and what germany was saying is if we do not back austria and hungary, we will not have any friends. that is probably more important than the actual treaty arrangement. i don't know if michael would possibly disagree. michael: i do not know if i would disagree, but i would just add, treaties and alliances and structures like this work when interests are all moving in the same direction. britain and france have a shared interest in keeping germany from the southern end of the english channel. france has the most obvious interest, repelling an invasion. there is no special relationship between the u.s. and britain in world war ii, except where their interests overlap. as margaret said, italy took one look at this negotiation and said, there's nothing in the agreements we sign that says we have to do this. it is much more complicated than people sometimes want. a complicated, the line that i use

political stage serbia is seeking membership of the e.u. a move he is basically opposed to sony vaio al-jazeera facebook c.e.o. mark zuckerberg is testifying at the u.s. congress for a second day about the massive breach of user's private data the thirty three year old billionaire apologized several times and promised to make meaningful reforms to protect data privacy facebook has been in the spotlight after the personal information of eighty seven million people was harvested by the political consultancy firm cambridge analytical it's clear now that we didn't do enough to prevent these tools from being used for harm as well and that goes for fake news foreign interference in elections and hate speech as well as developers and data privacy we didn't take it broad enough view of our responsibility and that was a big mistake it was my mistake and i'm sorry i started facebook i run it and at the end of the day i'm responsible for what happens here. the speaker of the u.s. house of representatives paul ryan says he will not run for reelection his decision comes amid growing fears among r

it's the first harvest of the season and serbia's neighbors are feeling festive to day and good money on a small amounts they harvest. they say they're paid twice as much as elsewhere there's real pride in a special product and serbia is no longer a crazy tree hugger he's a local hero. boxes clearly labeled for random quality testing their regular checks to make sure these are really pure enough you know cocoa beans . a local climate with its extreme weather heavy rain and warm temperatures plays a key role in the way that means taste. it is the end this is that glossy on this i want chocolate creates a taste explosion in the mouth it lasts for a long time to get satisfying and you just want to keep eating it forever if you get a communal. c n. n equals capital quito the bins are then transformed into chocolate under the careful eye of the group's third man about austrian culture whites of all of serbia in jerry's hard work is now in his hands. when if you get the timing wrong you end up burning the cocoa beans then you can't make any chocolate from the model. car came to ecuador afte

political stage serbia is seeking membership of the e.u. a move he is battling opposed to sony vaio al-jazeera. depression will have the emotions of bold play of the day bold. a memorial service has been held in south africa for the woman that many called the mother of the nation thousands attended the ceremony but when a medical mandela in some way to where she lived a force against apartheid catherine saw i was there i was out of africa and celebrated my duties and of mandela's extraordinary life the contribution she made to the catch his parishioners struggle the forty thousand capacity to land a stadium in seoul where talk was not his food as expected but the thousands who turned up sat and balanced or knowing how bravery the mainline exide and others like i had spent the late now some mandela in peace and those who knew how best talked of her last week and she trusts a part forgiveness and it's one of those things that's when ever she spoke about she would have a chance in hell eyes fact that she would look photo not faith and she would say so to all i don't have just any ball

political stage serbia is seeking membership of the e.u. a move he is basically opposed to sony vaio al-jazeera facebook c.e.o. mark zuckerberg has faced more tough questions on the final day of testimony about the massive breach of user's private data facebook has been in the spotlight after the personal information of eighty seven million users was harvested by the political consultancy cambridge analytical it's clear now that we didn't do enough to prevent these tools from being used for harm as well and that goes for fake news foreign interference in elections and hate speech as well as developers and data privacy we didn't take a broad enough view of our responsibility and that was a big mistake it was my mistake and i'm sorry i started facebook i run it and at the end of the day i'm responsible for what happens here well david mackay visit technology reporter often online magazine he says the key question is whether zuckerberg will change the way he runs facebook. what we saw at these hearings was that he is resistant to changing the overall business model of facebook which is

the biggest setback has been in europe journalists and poland the czech republic slovakia hungary and serbia are increasingly facing hostility. topping the freedom and norway sweden and the netherlands. germany rose one place to rank fifteenth. many countries rank far lower than even multi in terms of press freedom in bangladesh new terror laws give police the power to jail journalists just for conducting research bangladesh ranks hundred forty six from the global index. b. the west african nation the gambia has made the most progress when your job as dictatorship ended in two thousand and sixteen the country rose twenty one places to rank hundred twenty two in the press freedom and the media has been flourishing in a more open environment where criticism is no longer forbidden. two thousand people have taken to the streets of the. against. the. recent assault. the alleged. abuse. jewish community warned jews to avoid. reduce the risk of. biggest music the echo is no more the award of the award ceremony were suspended indefinitely today in a scandal over an album containing. lyrics two weeks

now in the champions league quarter finals by a munich came from behind to secure an away win against serbia. gave the spanish hosts a deserved lead in the first levelled the score before the break thanks to an own goal from his novice. completed comeback with a diving header after half time handing the varians a crucial second away goal ahead of the return time later this month. and in tuesday's other match champions real madrid demolished hosts eventis in what was a repeat of last year's final the night belonged to chris jalil rinaldo who gave the visitors an early lead with a close range finish before bagging a goal of the season of the season contender the portuguese forwards soared into the air unleashed an incredible bicycle kick to double his side's lead the goal was so good it brought both sets of fans to their feet marcello then made it three nil to rail madrid late on. and just forego a reminder of the top stories we're following for you here today on the news the presidents of iran turkey and russia are meeting for their second summit in six months to discuss the crisis in syria e

against both prods happened but of the conclusion of the tribunal has the plan of a stop of the great serbia is just you know political project not crime and statements such as. these like the prosecution to conclude that the render judgment was in sharp contrast with all judgments run the by i.c.t. i will see what will say prosecution but we'll see what we'll say the family of victims nobody but we talk about family of victims not here today he'd be shocked before two years just now we will just listening what's good they can say anyway she spent eleven and hof years in the hague that tension unit this will timepiece time will be included into his sentence which means that he's now also formally freed well we'll leave it half an hour seventy await for reaction from the balkans as to that very for the moment adnan roundish thank you for joining us from the hague. facebook boss mark zuckerberg will face more questions later from u.s. politicians about the massive breach of uses private data and i sat through a five hour grilling in congress on tuesday when he admitted to making mistakes helen

known sobs exactly on the cross just not in boston and even in vojvodina it's probably in the north serbia among the crowds leave as well as for deprivation and forcible resettlement before two years or he was being acquitted of all charges for the charges included in the store cruel treatment the destruction of the villages destruction of religious buildings and pillaging of public or private property culliver prosecution has baze the indictment hate speech and during the war he is sending volunteers from serbia to create and boss the end. the court didn't prove a systematic attack against cross happened but of the conclusion of the tribunal was that the plan of establishment of the greater serbia is a just political process not crime and statements such as these let the prosecution be for two years to conclude that the render judgment was in a shop contrast with all other judgments rendered by i.c.t. i. spent eleven and furious in the hague that pension the unit this star will be included in tow his sentence which means that he is a also formally free. facebook c.e.o. mark zuckerberg is

serbia was a slavic orthodox state like russia. so ordinary russians felt a kinship with serbians. two ordinary russians, not just extreme. they will become locked into american policies that are antithetical from our own interest. to advance it closer, i've often heard from people that the russians are being disingenuous, a course they know we are not going to invade. i do think they know that. in 2015, turkey shut down a russian fighter that from syria and the first thing they told the russians was turkish airspace is nato airspace, meaning, you attacked us, you attacked the united states and the united states will come to our defense. russian prime minister condemns this, that turkey had invoked not itself as the actor but nato saying this was very dangerous. from the russian perspective, those who were part of nato get locked into policies that they consider fundamentally detrimental to their interest. i agree with you that the central and eastern european countries desperately wanted protection from russia, but there was, in my view, no cost to trying this approach, meaning, l

for serbia no berlin is a place of tolerance and freedom. in his home country of italy no lives virtually in captivity with constant police protection. in two thousand and six his book gomorrah exposed the criminal heart of the cumorah in naples since then he needs bodyguards and bulletproof cars as the mafia are threatening ridge. he described the terror of the clan in detail named names and provided evidence to investigators leading to the arrest of several mafia bosses. violent death is still an everyday phenomenon in naples only the gangsters methods have changed. in the past the quarrel we conquer their territory using blackmail threats today they just burst in and shoot indiscriminately a proper. people gain power by spreading fear. they raced through town on scooters looking for easy money and they're prepared to kill for it that's the life of the teenage killers of seven on his novel the puranas which is due to appear in english in september. his fast and furious descriptions are borne out by police videos gangs of youths gaining con

today, you've got fortunately young leaders in serbia and albania who are determined to make it work, and i hope they will make it work. and both of them want a future in the european union. but my point is very simple. in exactly the same way, the end of the conflict didn't signal nirvana. the whole world didn't suddenly change. what it did do was give you an opportunity over time to put in place changes that are part institutional and then deeply cultural, and that requires time. tony blair speaking about the good friday agreement there. 0spreys were almost extinct in england and wales — but are now making a comeback in some parts of the country. last week, a pair of the nesting birds arrived back in cumbria — after spending the winter in a warmer climate. judy hobson has the details. this is foulshaw moss, one of the few places in england and wales where you might catch a glimpse of a very rare pair of breeding birds. well, the ospreys are nesting safely in the distance, in the first set of trees. you can't actually see them from here unless you have a telescope, but we can sho

it's the first harvest of the season and serbia's neighbors are feeling festive too they and good money on the small amounts they harvest they say they're paid twice as much as elsewhere there's real pride in a special product and serbia is no longer a crazy tree hugger he's a local hero. boxes clearly labeled for random quality testing there are regular checks to make sure these are really pure nasional cocoa beans. the local climate with its extreme weather heavy rain and warm temperatures plays a key role in the way the beans taste. it is the end of this ice blocks the on this i would chocolate creates a taste explosion in the mouth it lasts for a long time to get satisfying and you just want to keep eating it forever it gets a good communal simply. connected all the capital quito the bins of an transformed into chocolate under the careful eye of the group's third member austrian fighter all of servia in jerry's hard work is now in his hands. when all right if you get the timing wrong you end up burning the cocoa beans then you can't make any chocolate from them or. talking to ecuado

today, you've got fortunately young leaders in serbia and albania who are determined to make it work, and i hope they will make it work, and i hope they will make it work, and i hope they will make it work. and both of them want a future in the european union. but my point is very simple. in exactly the same way, the end of the conflict didn't signal nirvana. the whole world didn't suddenly change. what it did do was give you an opportunity over time to put in place changes that are part institutional and then deeply cultural, and that requires time. you are concerned, you made it clear ona number of you are concerned, you made it clear on a number of occasions, that brexit could really threatened matters. is that maybe too much of an exaggeration? this was tested, this argument, in the supreme court, and they said that brexit was not necessarily incompatible with the good friday agreement. of course, but the thing is this. i am deeply opposed to brexit for all sorts of reasons to do with the uk, its place in the world and the economy and so on and so forth. but, and if we do brexit,

a senior european union official is urging kosovo to settle its long-standing dispute with serbia. he spoke today during a joint news conference with cousin was president. president. >> i know this is a difficult issue for both sides but there is no alternative. it comes down to a strategic convincedt i am 100% will pay off. >> he said that after speaking with the residents of most serbia and cozumel he is kosovosly optimistic -- he is cautiously optimistic. the first meeting between iraqi and kurdish leadership encounter between their forces last year. all major roads between the kurdish region and a rock are now open. airports are open to international flights. global news 24 hours a day powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am a mark crumpton, this is bloomberg. ♪ >> live from bloomberg's headquarters in new york i am julia chatterley. >> i am scarlet fu. >> i am joe weisenthal. nasdaq leading the gains. facebook having its best day since january 2016. scarlet: amazon gets ready to take center stage. alexa and ad sales expected to dri

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, our reporter paul tutsek visited the controversial fence along the country's southern border with serbia, including two small hungarian villages located there. the two communities are only 30 kilometers away from each other. but, as we find out now, they're worlds apart. reporter: barbed wire as far as the eye can see. this is kubekhaza, on the hungarian-serbian border. mayor robert molnar wants to show us how the so-called anti-migrant fence has affected his community. but the border police don't want us here. >> do you have permission to film? reporter: no, but we do have press freedom. the border guard wants to check our papers. >> don't get too close. it's got an electric current. reporter: finally, they let us film. mayor molnar: i don't want to live in a country that allows things like this, and i don't want that for my children. we may end up as refugees ourselves one day. freedom of the press is under attack. the entire system is corrupt. reporter: the 1500 people who live in molnar's village can sense that. most of the residents are farmers or craftsmen. the village gets hardly

our reporter paul taught sec visited the controversial fence along the country's southern border with serbia including two small hungary and villages located there are the two communities are only thirty kilometers away from each other but as we find out now they're worlds apart. barbed wire as far as the eye can see this is cool because i'm on the hungary and the serbian border mayor robot manara wants to show us how the so-called anti migrant fence has affected his community but the border police don't want us here. why do you have permission to film you know but we do have press freedom. the border guard wants to check our papers. but don't get too close it's got military current. finally they let us film. the market that way and i mean what i don't want to live in a country that allows things like this because of that i don't want that for my children are going nowhere that we may end up as refugees ourselves one day short freedom of the press is under attack that the entire system is corrupt. the fifteen hundred people who live in molnar spillage can sense that. most of the residents ar

reporter paul taught sect visited the controversial fence along the country's southern border with serbia including two small hungary and villages located there and the two communities are only thirty kilometers away from each other but as we find out now they're worlds apart barbed wire as far as the eye can see this is key because on the hungary and serbian border. mayor robert manara wants to show us how the so-called anti migrant fence has affected his community but the border police don't want us here. why do you have permission to film you know but we do have press freedom. at. the border guard wants to check our papers. oh. don't get too close it's got the electric current. finally they let us film. the market that way and i mean what part of want to live in a country that allows things like this because of it and i don't want that for my children are going nowhere that we may end up as refugees ourselves one day short freedom of the press is under attack it or the entire system is corrupt and. the fifteen hundred people who live in molnar village can sense that. most of the reside

you know serbia they all played nigeria today they played a bit of a we can side a lot of changes in the surface i'm still feeling a new coach you can see thought we played well so it's good to difficult to get some going into the next friendlies and then i'm always you know welcome to self costa rica's the most important games are to get a free points day and. see what happens you know brazil the last game that's the dream and dream if we could get something out of brazil the world champions i'm just not what champions but culturally the best winning side in the world. so the. whole focus should be to to to create a hype team spirit that we have already but maybe to bring it even one level one step further and then just focus on the basics and you know making not so many failures and i think we can go places no doubt you won't say that out of the final bid is nice as they should so we're now in russia to flee i think we came to the change in the month or so it's always just these games are the ones we love most from august to release a thing from the last six games for one five so t

our reporter paul taught sex visited the controversial fence along the country's southern border with serbia including two small hungary and villages located there are the two communities are only thirty kilometers away from each other but as we find out now they're worlds apart barbed wire as far as the eye can see this is key because on the hungary and serbian border. mayor robert manara wants to show us how the so-called anti migrant fence has affected his community but the border police don't want us here. why do you have permission to film you know but we do have press freedom. at. the border guard wants to check our papers. but don't get too close it's got the letter a current. finally they let us film on. the market of criminals that way and i mean what i don't want to live in a country that allows things like this and i don't want that for my children are going nowhere that we may end up as refugees ourselves one day short freedom of the press is under attack it or the entire system is corrupt. the fifteen hundred people who live in molnar village can sense that. most of the resident

reporter paul taught second visited the controversial fence along the country's southern border with serbia including two small hungary and villages located there are the two communities are only thirty kilometers away from each other but as we find out now they're worlds apart barbed wire as far as the eye can see this is key because on the hungary and serbian border. mayor robert manara wants to show us how the so-called anti migrant fence has affected his community but the border police don't want us here. they. do not have permission to film you know but we do have press freedom. the border guard wants to check our papers. but don't get too close it's got the letter current. finally they let us film. in the market of criminals that way and i mean what i don't want to live in a country that allows things like this because of that i don't want that for my children are going nowhere that we may end up as refugees ourselves one day choice freedom of the press is under attack it or the entire system is corrupt. the fifteen hundred people who live in molnar village can sense that. most of the

reporter paul taught second visited the controversial fence along the country's southern border with serbia including two small hungary and villages located there are the two communities are only thirty kilometers away from each other but as we find out now they're worlds apart barbed wire as far as the eye can see this is key because on the hungary and serbian border. mayor robot manara wants to show us how the so-called anti migrant fence has affected his community but the border police don't want us here. what do they have permission to film you know but we do have press freedom. at. the border guard wants to check our papers. but don't get too close it's got the electric current. finally they let us film. in the market that way and i mean what pi don't want to live in a country that allows things like this because of it and i don't want that for my children are going nowhere that's we may end up as refugees ourselves one day short freedom of the press is under attack it or the entire system is corrupt when. the fifteen hundred people who live in molnar village can sense that. most of th

reporter paul taught sect visited the controversial fence along the country's southern border with serbia including two small hungary and villages located there are the two communities are only thirty kilometers away from each other but as we find out now they're worlds apart barbed wire as far as the eye can see this is key because on the hungary and serbian border. mayor robot manara wants to show us how the so-called anti migrant fence has affected his community but the border police don't want us here. they. do not have permission to film you know but we do have press freedom. the border guard wants to check our papers. but don't get too close it's got military current. finally they let us film. the market that way and i mean what i don't want to live in a country that allows things like this because of that i don't want that for my children are going nowhere that's we may end up as refugees on a sounds one day short freedom of the press is under attack it or the entire system is corrupt. the fifteen hundred people who live in molnar village can sense that. most of the residents are f