country. on the border minute on sunday night trying to remind each border crucial border when it on how from the way beating the laws they shoot you allegations against gration like those by name a tool of a z. the unmounting reporters took photos during many visits to north western policy at sego vino the some refugees this say these injuries were inflicted by creation border police. an hour north of here's one of the border crossings integration into the. we confront a local border police chief with the allegations but he dismisses them. the croatian police strictly adhered to the law and regulations i emphatically reject every allegation that the creation police are acting unlawfully in. the e.u. border runs right through a former warsaw dominantly muslim be had was heavily contested during the bosnian war and hostages many refugees. in one nine hundred ninety two there were more than fifty thousand refugees here so the number of migrants today is not really so high many think it's high si

are calling for more e.u. solidarity others like italy austria and several central european countries oppose attempts to redistribute asylum seekers across the bloc there's also growing concern that far right and. popular spot is will use the issue to make fun of the political gains. austrian chancellor sebastian could subpoenaed in good spirits on the second day of an informal meeting of e.u. leaders in salzburg. but the day's agenda of migration is one that has been a thorn in the side of the blocs leadership the twenty eight leaders are looking for new ways to stem the flow of refugees and europe's borders. going into today's talks e.u. official donald had a word of caution. instead of taking political advantage of the situation we should focus on what works and just get on with it we can no longer be divided into those who want to solve the problem of illegal migrant flows and those who want to use it for political gain. at the migration crisis is peak in twenty fifteen more than a million migrants entered

last night today those e.u. leaders they said the dinner was a british attempts at cherrypicking an attempt but europe refuses to swallow i bring gulf in berlin this is the day. but for sure we would never accept a deal. which would then mange z. european union and the us and its intake for sure. white paper remains the only serious and credible proposition if we if there is no agreement on a deal that is acceptable to the united kingdom the new deal you smoked my working assumption but let nobody be in any doubt with the top. ten we are prepared and we are preparing for the new deal i'm negotiating and i'm negotiation caught in the interests of the british people the atmosphere today and distil day was much better than to go free which may go so do you have you don't want. also coming up tonight the world anti-doping agency today lifted russia's suspension triggering outrage around the world some calling the decision and insult to the world's clean athletes you know the process stinks and it's been extremely sh

italy austria and several central european countries favor strong external e.u. borders and oppose attempts to redistribute asylum seekers throughout the block other government spirit the issue will help populist parties gain ground in elections next year. and last night was all about bribes at the european council president altos warns that key parts of the u.k.'s breaks of proposals need revising if a deal is to be reached. it's being described as an informal summit. austrian chancellor is a pasty and cooks appear to be living up to the relaxed atmosphere as pretty as prime minister to resign may arrive for dinner. but her main task is to convince the whole of the e.u. that her brags that package will work. ahead of formal negotiations may remained positive in the face of continuing harsh criticism over her exit proposals i believe this is the right proposal because it maintains frictionless trade it's the only credible and the goetia will plan on the table that delivers no hard border in northern. city of us on the votes of the british people and if we're goin

want and that's what's going to happen when sebastian cortes hosts e.u. leaders in salzburg next week he'll have to prove his skills as a mediator. sports news now and world racing champion lewis hamilton has jumped forty points ahead of germany's a bust and vettel at the top of the formula one standings the briton secured a victory under the lights at the singapore grand prix for his fourth win in five races. lewis hamilton started on pole and made sure he stayed up to the first corner on the tight single street circuits. those are the drama though with sergio perez pushing his own force india teammate estimable into the wall on the opening left of. the yellow flags came out on sparks flew literally to . the staff and to grab the second. bullet and hits it first. on one of the staff and stopped he managed to emerge just ahead of the german in a classic dingdong charcoal i. fear is his day went from bad to worse would appear to be it into super so right kim williams hamilton but no such problems a speak post it's a victory we had a great start the team of

britain's exit from the e.u. countries continues more and more sectors are preparing for a worst case scenario that includes industries you don't immediately would think of ireland as one of the world's biggest question countries horses and everything around them is a billion euro business but irish purse eighty percent of irish thoroughbreds are sold in the u.k. and now breeders companies and almost thirty thousand employees fear their business could be hurt. there's always room for a bit of glamour. here at the leopardstown racecourse in dublin the horses are warming up. and the bookies are doing stellar business horseracing is deeply ingrained in irish culture and the industry is worth a lot of money. with an annual turnover of around one point eight billion euros it's an important economic sector for the country but there are fears that breaks it could slow the industry from a gallop to a canter the worst case scenario is that barriers are put on horses are not allowed to move freely across the border as they

want and that's what's going to happen once a bust in courts hosts e.u. leaders in salzburg next week he'll have to prove his skills as a mediator. sports news now and world racing champion lewis hamilton has jumped forty points ahead of germany's the boston vettel at the top of the formula one standings the briton secured a victory under the lights at the singapore grand prix for his fourth win in five races. lewis hamilton started on pole and made sure he stayed up to the first corner on the tiny single street circuit. those are the drama of the with sergio perez pushing his own force india teammate just a month into the wool new york winning lead. the yellow flags came out on sparks flew literally to. mark the stop and to grab second. gold and could see it first. hand when destruction stopped he managed to emerge just ahead of the german in a classic dingdong charcoal i. fear is his day went from bad to worse when you're sick you see it into sudar so rock and williams come up such no such problems a speak post it's a victory we had a great start the te

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country. we pay more than average because we expect more than average from our employees. the. quality flexibility and adapting to new products and materials. it's two thirty pm time for a shift change employees have worked hard for their above average salary a few years ago a strike shut down the production line one worker outside the factory though told us the salary still isn't enough to survive on. my mind instead of adjusting our salaries upwards they keep going down and. they have people who time our work then they don't work in the allotted time instead of motivating us and giving us incentives in the mylan what i want. workers' rights groups are calling for change. the main headquarters for the union representing clothing and textile workers is located in the capital sofia it represents five thousand employees. the more the cause. of why must but members throughout the country report that the standards of targets for sewing cannot be met in one day most of all can see. they often have to work overtime on that i had no. appear in texas bosses currently struggling with co

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countries and could then in this case come come to the u.k. and stand trial. talk to us about a very notorious perfume spray bottle britain says it poisoned don burgas and her partner is a connection also being made to the script case when it comes to this perfume bottle. well the connection was made by the prime minister and his statement she said that this was likely the bottle where the nerve agent was smuggled into the country with an old say the method of delivery of the nerve agent at the door handle off the screen paul's the police meanwhile still also appealing for anybody who knows more about this plot was seen at all as the books to come forward so clearly this is a really very important piece of information and for months the police will be looking for the link what is the actual link between this group calls and then the other couple that was in contact with a nerve agent and now they have released this information and would like to know even more about it so we're getting conclusion where does this leave british russian relations. british russian

the leaders of all twenty e.u. countries including germany's chancellor are meeting tonight in salzburg austria it's a working dinner with the british prime minister presenting her latest proposal we'll have the latest on the summit plus a crisis of credibility for the government of. disapproval and disbelief after a controversial domestic spy chief was fired and then promoted to a position with more power and more money. and the leaders of north and south korea agreed to sweeping measures to improve relations it comes as the u.s. gives north korea until twenty twenty one to make good on its pledge to denuclearize it's. good to have you with us we must do everything to avoid a hard and we stand ready to compromise those confident words are from austria's chancellor sebastian cortes ahead of a key e.u. song. taking place tonight in salzburg austria but with just six months to go before britain leaves the e.u. the european council president is warning that parts of the u.k.'s a bright superposed rules need revising s

would be following a europe wide trend right wing populus are now in coalition governments in eight e.u. countries these parties are united by ideas of nationalism euro skepticism and opposition to immigration these issues are also weighing on voters' minds in sweden and there's the issue of crime sweden democrats have made it one of their key talking points with this report from the city of manner. my attitude has just in time to break up a dispute between young arab immigrants in mind he knows that once the fists begin to fly someone could end up dead especially here. but the young men listen to him. to hash dealers got into it here. one said the other was muscling in on a deal these are the kinds of things that can lead to violence. toward a key knows what he's talking about a lebanese immigrant he spent four years behind bars in sweden for convictions related to violence and narcotics now he's trying to prevent crime in his adopted home that night she and others like him patrolman move streets talking with young immigrants and others interested in dialogue. we're here to talk we wan

country. because. we pay more than average because we expect more than average from our employees. flexibility there like quality flexibility and adapting to new products and materials. it's two thirty pm time for a shift change employees have worked hard for their above average salary a few years ago a strike shut down the production line one worker outside the factory though told us the salary still isn't enough to survive on. in the mind of instead of adjusting our salaries upwards they keep going down a. bit to what i do they have people who time our work then they don't work in the allotted time instead of motivating us and giving us incentives in the mylan what i mean. workers' rights groups are calling for change. the main headquarters for the union representing clothing and textile workers is located in the capital sofia it represents five thousand employees. in them all the. members throughout the country report that the standards of targets for sewing cannot be met in one day. they often have to work overtime on the right moves. peter in texas sponsors currently strugglin

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countries from that bases in the british capital a number of bankers have already traded their apartments on the banks of the thames full the river mine bought paris is also looking to lure of those on the move. the eiffel tower the louvre gallery or the arc de triomphe globally recognized paris landmarks frankfurt conde hold a candle to them it's a room a city hall pales in comparison but frankfurt was germany's financial hub even before the european central bank was headquartered here that's why many in the city's banking district are especially optimistic about britain's exit from the e.u. . front foot isn't he a few non frankfurt's an important european financial center but it's also obvious that the city of london he remains the european financial center. it will take frank for quite some time to take the title nonetheless an increasing number of london banks are eyeing paris and frankfurt as potential alternatives it looks like in april next year they'll lose the right to conduct business from their london offices over twenty financial institutions have already decided on frankfurt.

on top of this countries that have this new close ties to the e.u. would have our allies switzerland or the united states was clear that they would never make it into the list even though recent studies show that there. they are stupid jurisdictions and they could actually make it to the list if if if it was an object. process. that's music to the ears of the residents of angry law who want the same laws applied to all i believe it's by the end of twenty eighteen that we have to comply and we working on that very diligently and we see no reason why we should not comply so we should go from being on the grey list to being on the goodness and certainly not the blacklist since last year's devastating hurricane erma pressure is growing on the financial sector to keep generating profits for the islanders were and will are to end up on the blacklist it would be another disaster for the island. data has become a commodity now some say it's the new oil companies want to make money with it governments want to control it and citizens want to protect their priv

on top of this countries that have this new close ties to the e.u. would our allies switzerland or the united states was clear that they would never make it into that list even though recent studies show that they're. pretty jurisdictions and they could actually make it to the list if if it was an object. process. that's music to the ears of the residents of angry law who want the same laws applied to all i believe is by the end of the twenty that we have to comply and we working on that. very diligently and we see no reason why we should not comply so we should go from being on the grey list to being on the good list and certainly not the blacklist. since last year's devastating hurricane erma pressure is growing on the financial sector to keep generating profits for the islanders were and will are to end up on the blacklist it would be another disaster for the island. data has become a commodity now some say it's the new oil companies want to make money with it governments want to control it and citizens want to protect their privacy governments to

believe me it will be enough the european central bank began buying government bonds from struggling e.u. countries especially from southern europe those countries went heavily into debt to save their own banks and were then under threat themselves the financial crisis was about to engulf the whole state the e.c.b. financed entire countries it was a highly controversial measure but it worked collapse was averted but the problem of rising european debt still hasn't been solved. so let's talk a little bit about that's i'm joined now by marcus miller from the u. . of us city cents a gallon in switzerland but today you're here in berlin good to have you with us we just heard again those famous words by easy behead dr g. these b. will do whatever it takes to save the euro and it will be enough was it enough yes it was enough and it was probably one of the best sentences ever in monetary policy history so darkie did a perfect job too to buy time for the governments to actually study law system but i mean it looks like i mean that the central banks including the e.c.b. also the federal the u.s.

on top of this countries that have this new close ties to the e.u. would our allies switzerland or the united states was clear that they would never make it into that list even though recent studies show that. they are still pretty jurisdictions and that they could actually make it to the list if if if. it was an objective process. and that's music to the ears of the residents of angry law who want the same laws applied to all i believe this by the end of twenty eighteen that we have to comply and if we working on that very diligently and we see no reason why we should not comply so we should go from being on the gray list to being on the goodness and certainly not the blacklist since last year's devastating hurricane erma pressure has grown on the financial sector to keep generating profits for the islanders were and will are to end up on the blacklist it would be another disaster for the island. data has become a commodity now some say it's the new oil companies want to make money with it governments want to control it and citizens want to protect

on top of this countries that have this new close ties to the e.u. without our allies switzerland or the united states it was clear that they would never make it into that list even though recent studies show that there. they are secretly jurisdictions and that they could actually make it to the list if if if. it was an objective process. and that's music to the ears of the residents of angry law who want the same laws applied to all i believe this by the end of twenty that we have to comply and we working on that very diligently and we see no reason why we should not comply so we should go from being on the grey list to being on the good list and certainly not the blacklist. since last year's devastating hurricane erma pressure has grown on the financial sector to keep generating profits for the islanders were and will are to end up on the blacklist it would be another disaster for the island. data has become a commodity now some say it's the new oil companies want to make money with it governments want to control it and citizens want to protect the

you and you're shaking your head i mean of course germany is a very important e.u. country. but we shouldn't underestimate turkey either i mean. it's difficult for me as a journalist turkish journalist to talk like this is very pragmatic but the reality is that the constitutional referendum is over. the president he is the strongest man in turkey he is the only man that foreign political leaders can talk to he is only the lonely he is weak he is isolated and it's a good momentum to talk with him but we know how gone can be and i think the way the german government is trying to manage it in a pragmatic leeway hurts me as as a turkish journalist offends me on certain issues but it's foreign policy you have you don't have friends this doesn't work like this you have to find figure out a long term solutions and i agree with you on the e.u. issue the e.u. membership is not on the table anymore but the e.u. path customs union increasing economy corporation if i don't need it you know he was he was the one who messed up the relationships with the west and now he wants to find a way

country. barter when it on sunday night try one. border crucial border when it on how burning the preventing a lot there are a few allegations against croatia like those by name a tool of asean unmounting d.w. reporters took photos during many visits to north western policy at sego vino the summer refugees there say these injuries were inflicted by creation border police. an hour north of here is one of the border crossings integration into the. we confront a local border police chief with the allegations but he dismisses them. the croatian police strictly adhered to the law and regulations i emphatically reject every allegation that the creation police are acting unlawfully. called the e.u. border runs right through a former warsaw predominantly muslim be had was heavily contested during the bosnian war and hostages many refugees. in one nine hundred ninety two there were more than fifty thousand refugees here so the number of migrants today is not really so high many think it's high simply because there's no solution in sight. the

on top of this countries that have it was the close ties to the e.u. without our allies switzerland or the united states it was clear that they would never make it into that list even though recent studies show that. they are stupid jurisdictions and they could actually make it to the list if if if. it was an objective process. and that's music to the ears of the residents of angry law who want the same laws applied to all i believe it's by the end of that we have to comply and we working on that. very diligently and we see no reason why we should not comply so we should go from being on the grey list to being on the good list and certainly not the blacklist since last year's devastating hurricane erma pressure is growing on the financial sector to keep generating profits for the islanders were and will are to end up on the blacklist it would be another disaster for the island. data has become a commodity now some say it's the new oil companies want to make money with it governments want to control it and citizens want to protect their privacy governme

of blackmail and its threat of sanctions against his country the e.u. parliament in strasbourg is preparing to debate whether hungry should face penalties because of policies that violate the e.u.'s democratic values mr obama addressed the european paula just a short while ago and he defended his government and its policies as you start out as. president let's be straightforward with each other hungary's going to be condemned because hungary and people have decided that this country is not going to be a country of migrants with all due respect but very firmly i have to refuse threats the blackmail and defamations by forces supported immigrants and migrants against hungary and hungary i must state that whatever you decide hungry. protect its borders stop illegal immigration and defend its rights if needed we will stand up against you. we'll go live to our correspondent in strasburg. trasher viktor orban sounding as defined and resolute. yes it was a very defiant speech by the far right prime minister as you heard there he was talking about not wanting to

countries and let's remember the trumpet ministration is now threatening the e.u.'s energy security in two ways both with. trade with iran which of course is principally oil and threatening them over the gas the north stream pipeline with gas russia's gazprom which they need to get gas and. as all this is going on the trump announces new sanctions against china sanctions against iran sanctions against russia same thing against canada mexico everyone else i'm starting to rethink my own personal finances in light of this and i'm investing heavily in stock in popcorn because ok. because there's all of this is going on in the us is we kidding it's dumb barrois one mechanism other than the military for global hegemony i am enjoying watching them destroy the road because you know some power. for the program and i said to. me you know it's not. america first policy because it's turning into only america policy which is you know you can you know the u.s. is an enormously powerful country no one denies that it's still the center of the financial system of the world everyone

while many several countries are calling for more e.u. solidarity others like italy austria and seven central european countries oppose attempts to redistribute asylum seekers across the bloc there's also growing concern that far right and populist parties are using the issue to make further political gains. austrian chancellor sebastian could appear in good spirits on the second day of an informal meeting of e.u. leaders in salzburg. but the days agenda of migration is one that has been a thorn in the side of the blocs leadership the twenty eight leaders are looking for new ways to stem the flow of refugees and europe's borders. going into today's talks e.u. official donald had a word of caution. instead of taking political advantage of the situation we should focus on what works and just get on with it we can no longer be divided into those who want to solve the problem of illegal migrant flows and those who want to use it for political gain at the migration crisis peak in twenty fifteen more than a million migrants and to do europe by

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germany is fourth on the list of countries that have been hit hardest. the e.u.'s new data protection regulations call on private sector companies to do more to protect sensitive information. but germany still remains vulnerable to cyber attacks. the e.u. regulations don't seem to have helped much to improve security systems. professor play is the executive director of the agency for network and information security. expertise is widely respected in the i.t. sector and he's increasingly concerned about the spread of identity theft. right now is on his way to an i.t. security conference in pottstown we asked him why experts can't get a grip on this problem. isn't it time you know that you know a lot of companies are bringing products onto the market but no one seems to know whether they actually provide proper security. unfortunately that's how it is today when i buy a product i don't know what sort of security features it might have that's the case with a typical fingerprint readers will facial recognition software in small. there's no guarantee that it will do wh

germany is fourth on the list of countries that have been hit hardest. by. the e.u.'s new data protection regulations call on private sector companies to do more to protect sensitive information. but germany still remains vulnerable to cyber attacks. the e.u. regulations don't seem to have helped much to improve security systems. professor little hen play is the executive director of the agency for network and information security. expertise is widely respected in the i.t. sector and he's increasingly concerned about the spread of identity theft. right now helm bridge does not sell a lot of companies are bringing products onto the market but no one seems to know whether they actually provide proper security. unfortunately that's how it is today when i buy a product i don't know what sort of security features it might have that's the case with typical fingerprint readers will facial recognition software in small. there's no guarantee that it will do what the manufacturer claims all i can do is hope that it dogs. that doesn't exactly inspire confidence security will be

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last night today those e.u. leaders they said the dinner was a british attempts at cherrypicking an attempt but europe refuses to swallow i'm brand golf in berlin this is the day. but for sure we will never accept the deal. which would damage the european union and its intake with full sure. white paper remains the only serious and credible proposition if we if there is no agreement on a deal that is acceptable to the united kingdom the new deal you snipped my working assumption but let nobody be in any doubt with the top. ten we are prepared and we are preparing for a new deal i'm negotiating and i'm negotiating hard in the interests of the bush people the uk will said today and if the day was much better than two feet which they go so don't worry be happy don't worry. also coming up tonight the world anti-doping agency today lifted russia's suspension triggering outrage around the world some calling the decision and insult to the world's clean athletes you know the process stinks and it's been extremely shady

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germany is fourth on the list of countries that have been hit hardest. by. the e use new data protection regulations call on private sector companies to do more to protect sensitive information. but germany still remains vulnerable to cyber attacks. the e.u. regulations don't seem to have helped much to improve security systems. professor henn place is the executive director of the agency for network and information security. expertise is widely respected in the i.t. sector and he's increasingly concerned about the spread of identity theft. right now is on his way to an id security conference in pottstown we asked him why experts can't get a grip on this problem. isn't it time you did a lot of companies are bringing products onto the market but no one seems to know whether they actually provide proper security to the saw the lights on fortunately that's how it is today when i buy a product i don't know what sort of security features it might have that's the case with a typical fingerprint readers will facial recognition software and smartphones there's no gu

s that had been tampered with passports for most e.u. countries were on offer. including germany. biometric passports are available like this one from the u.s. . we contacted one of the sellers. passport with biometric features can you get me one. tag what does it cost when can you deliver. it. we wait for the reply. there's a good deal of evidence that shows that hackers are specifically targeting biometric data our research indicates that millions of people have been affected. in twenty fifteen the u.s. office of personnel management issued the following statement. it reads in part our records indicate that your fingerprints were likely compromised joining a cyber intrusion five point six million people were affected. in the philippines in two thousand and sixteen hackers broke into an official voter database where fingerprints were stored. fifty million people were affected. last year in india there was a security breach in the government's biometric identification system known as odd har. about one point two billion people were affected. india is the world leader in the use of

with the e.u. last night. very she had about ten minutes last night around midnight to again officially introduce her checkers concept the first time she's done so fiercely although that plan has been on the table since july apparently she did not over run so she wasn't eager to talk more about it no reaction so far from the remaining twenty seven e.u. member states they will talk about this today but we do know that the two contentious issues so the border between northern ireland that ireland and the nature of future trade ties that really hasn't changed about migration max i understand it was also a big topic over dinner last night we expect the leaders to find any common ground there or will that issue continue to divide the union. we've been hearing that the atmosphere was a little more relaxed than in the past but really on the on the topic of redistribution of migrants within the european union there has been no progress and the president the current president of the e.u. counsels if i sound

countries in the future. al jazeera. why u.s. president donald trump has signed an executive order authorizing sanctions against foreigners who meddle in u.s. elections let's get more on that from our white house correspondent kimberly halkett what more can you tell us about this kimberly. yeah well this is coming down from the white house the president signing that executive order centrally putting in place a mechanism to punish any nation that interferes in the upcoming midterm vote and this is a pivotal election coming up in november barbara because what it will determine is which party democrats or republicans will crown troll the u.s. congress moving forward very much will determine whether or not donald trump can continue his agenda if democrats take control of the house of representatives in particular so the reason this has been signed of course is this recovery here in al-jazeera for months the fact is that the intelligence agencies in the united states have determined that russia did interfere in the twenty sixteen u.s.

countries and let's remember the trumpet ministration is now threatening the e.u.'s energy security in two ways both with. trade with iran which of course is principally oil and threatening them over the gas the north stream pipeline with gas from russia's gazprom which they need to get gas and. as all this is going on a trump announces new sanctions against china sanctions against iran sanctions against russia same thing against canada mexico everyone else i'm starting to rethink my own personal finances in light of this and i'm investing heavily in stock in popcorn because ok. because there's all of this is going on in the us is weakening its dumb better one mechanism other than the military for global hegemony i am enjoying watching them destroy the road because you know what power. for the program and i said to. me you know it's not. america first policy because it's turning into only america policy which is you know you can you know the u.s. is an enormously powerful country no one denies that it's still in the center of the financial system of the world everyo

and for the single market of the e.u. yet the prime minister she continues to run into bricks it barriers from her own conservatives accusations that she's attempting to push through a break sit light and some inside the labor party are still talking about a possible second bragg's at referendum and tonight before they sat down for dinner some easy leaders declared teresa mayes plan satisfactory but nowhere near good enough. it's being described as an informal summit. of the austrian chancellor's about and could appear to be living up to the relaxed atmosphere as british prime minister treason may arrive for dinner but may's main task is to convince the whole of the e.u. that her brags of package will work ahead of formal negotiations a positive message from courts. i think that if we want to make a deal both sides need to compromise i think that. in three years the twenty seventh we want to do everything possible to avoid a heartbreak it's that we stand ready to compromise but we also expect that from the u.k. but top e.

what is happening in macedonia before the referendum heads of governments really i mean the house of e.u. countries come to macedonia and say you should opt for nato and here you membership and change your name name of the country to that's the kind of call we hear from them on u.s. officials have the same kind of cause mattis was there by the way just recently so . if we would have said it when tempest and from there we would have been blamed again and again for everything and the high percentage of the e.u. in one of the statements to the words in the first days of this month she said the balkans is a territory which belongs to be you so there is no room for anyone else only for the e.u. . and you'll know you should really talk to them and make them listen to reason so that will be a bit more culture too in their behavior. days ago hearing and she asked president the question was granted but that. is me. thank you very much. mr lavrov. up hospital which my question will be in russia because i present the russian media. so. it was back in may that there was a request towards general reg

country. and barter when it on sunday night try to align with. border croatia border when it on how far in the way of eating a lot of very few allegations against gration like those by name a tool of asean unmounting d.w. reporters took photos during many visits to north western policy at sego vino the summer refugees there say these injuries were inflicted by creation border police. an hour north of here is one of the border crossings integration into the. we confront a local border police chief with the allegations but he dismisses them. the croatian police strictly adhered to the law and regulations i emphatically reject every allegation that the croatian police are acting unlawfully. called the e.u. border runs right through a former warsaw dominantly muslim be had was heavily contested during the bosnian war and hostages many refugees. in one nine hundred ninety two there were more than fifty thousand refugees here so the number of migrants today is not really so high many think it's high simply because there's no solution in sight. very clo

believe me it will be enough the european central bank began buying government bonds from struggling e.u. countries especially from southern europe those countries went heavily into debt to save their own banks and were then under threat themselves the financial crisis was about to engulf whole states the e.c.b. financed entire countries it was a highly controversial measure but it worked collapse was averted but the problem of rising european debt still hasn't been solved. so let's talk a little bit about that's i'm joined now by marcus miller from. the union university cent a gallon in switzerland but today you're here in berlin good to have you with us we just heard again those famous words by easy to behead mario dr g. these b. will do whatever it takes to save the euro and it will be enough wasn't enough yes it was enough and it was probably one of the best sentences ever in monetary policy history so darkie did a perfect job too to buy time for the governments to actually stylised the system but i mean it looks like i mean that the central banks including the e.c.b. also the federa

countries and let's remember the trumpet ministration is now threatening the e.u. energy security in two ways both with. trade with iran which of course is principally oil and threatening them over the gas the north stream pipeline with gas russia's gazprom which they need to get gas and. as all this is going on right now and says new sanctions against china sanctions against iran sanctions against russia same thing against canada mexico everyone else i'm starting to rethink my own personal finances in light of this and i'm investing heavily in stock in popcorn because ok. because there's all of this is going on in the us is weakening it's dumb barrois one mechanism other than the military for global hegemony i am enjoying watching them destroy the road because you know it's a power. for the program and i said to. me you know it's not. america first policy because it's turning into only america policy which is you know you can you know the u.s. is an enormously powerful country no one denies that it's still the center of the financial system of the world everyone k

country that's decided to harness its vast network of waterways as part of a new national clean energy grid it already has about three hundred hydroelectric plants with plans in the works to add about another three hundred but environmentalist are raising the alarm redirecting waterways and building scores of dams is already having an irreversible of fact on the nation's natural beauty. crystal clear and it would appear untouched the gush gary has brought up mountains along with other mountain river is it is a natural paradise with a unique flora and fauna sunny's live yank of used to love to come fishing here now he says there are hardly any fish left. move moment but it's been going on like this for years people think that the water level is sinking and there are less and less fish levitra methought because some stretches don't have anything left to talk to the top of their net worth i'm up on the roof. this concrete dam is the reason why it stores water to generate electricity pumping nearly all of it to a power plant nearby. what's left of the gushing out is just a feeble trickle.

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giving back the position of their countries that they should be holding within the e.u. remember poland is a very pro european country you have seventy five percent of all people who are pro european so they're walking a very thin line and they're saying that actually europe of course shouldn't be centralized and shouldn't be governed from brussels from or from berlin but they're saying that this actually the true europe is with poland holding a strong position while telling the. well that until now well and was in ruin that the not the but there you think so they believe that if they hold more power they take more power that the country will actually stronger within the e.u. well in practice of course they are basically l e n a thing there they are ok but is it at the end of the day at the e.u. has been quite upset with viktor orban for a few years now but you do get the impression that it was standing by watching things unfold. hungry gets nearly five point five billion dollars per year about for more than four percent of his g.d.p. comes from the e.u. so why did it ta

country. and there is a barter minute on sunday night a trial winding. border crucial border when it on how far in the way of eating a lot there are a few allegations against gration like those by name a tune of a zero unmounting d w reporters took photos during many visits to north western policy at sego vino the summer refugees this say these injuries were inflicted by creation border police. an hour north of here's one of the border crossings integration into the. we confront a local border police chief with the allegations but he dismisses them. yeah the croatian police strictly adhered to the law and regulations i emphatically reject every allegation that the creation police are acting unlawfully. called the e.u. border runs right through a former wall sun prominently muslim be had was heavily contested during the bosnian war and hostages many refugees. in one nine hundred ninety two there were more than fifty thousand refugees here said the number of migrants today is not really so high many think it's high simply because there's no solution in sig

country that's decided to harness its vast network of waterways as part of a new national clean energy grid it already has about three hundred hydroelectric plants with plans in the works to add about another three hundred but environmentalists are raising the alarm redirecting waterways and building scores of downs is already having an irreversible of fact on the nation's natural beauty. crystal clear and it would appear untouched the gush gary has brought up mountains along with other mountain rivers it is a natural paradise with a unique flora and fauna sunny's live yank of used to love to come fishing here now he says there are hardly any fish left. on the moment but it's been going on like this for years that the water level is sinking and there are less and less fish levitra methought because some stretches don't have anything left to talk with top of their net worth i'm up thirty rock. this concrete dam is the reason why it stores water to generate electricity pumping nearly all of it to a power plant nearby. what's left of the gushing out is just a feeble trickle. the conservat