wherever you look whether it's in bulgaria bosnia or serbia you're going to find people who choose to go abroad and that to me it's fine they should go out find a better opportunity for them what about the job opportunity whether it's for educational purposes whatever do is they should do that but the point is you can stay engaged and active while being abroad and i'm personally not the biggest fan of people who. take the time to mostly complain a lot of what doesn't work the question there is what have you done to do better for bosnia what have you done to do better for bulgaria and there are opportunities for you to engage and do something about that one of the ways the government's trying to keep talent young people at home it's my paying them paying them to have more babies family support. even paying them to have larger cars they can put up with that came from the larger cost does not work. well there's really no evidence that it works i mean the you are probably referring especially to hungary where they've been the government of the actual ban has been pursuing a quite aggressi

closer to the european union they've been a rival's by land and by sea along borders with greece and bulgaria refugee boats have arrived on greek islands closest to the turkish mainland and groups of people have turned up at the land border but greece and bulgaria are not letting anyone in with increased security at their borders with turkey turkish officials announced they would no longer stop migrants from crossing into europe after dozens of turkish troops were killed in a syrian government airstrike in the profits the decision has fuelled fear. as of a revival of the 2015 migration concerts. people slip under the border fence from turkey to greece when greek security forces arrive some of them turn around and look for another place to get through. we heard the border is open we took off right away to come here. more and more people have been making their way towards the greek border since the late thursday hoping to cross into europe ankara has made it clear it won't prevent syrians from leaving turkey and heading towards the european union greek authorities have responded to the groups o

details about the victims 3 of them were germans 2 of them were turkish one was from romania one from bulgaria one from bosnia one had both german and afghan national or 3 so we can see that this was a very diverse group of people all of them did have some sort of immigrant background but some in some cases this goes back 2 or 3 generations some of these people have been here in germany for 4 generations were born here grew up in holland all some of them came very recently especially the person from bulgaria and romania they are obviously e.u. citizens and were able to come to germany freely yes a very diverse group of people that were victims of us to talk tell us also already have announced that they've got protectionist measures as a likely to reassure those minority communities i think that's a 1st step towards reassurance a police presence a visible police presence that shows. people that might feel threatened by this atmosphere of racism that has. that is existing in germany i think one has to say that there are groups in germany at the moment that racism is becoming a lot more acceptabl

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following the attacks turkey warned it will allow syrian refugees to enter europe greece and bulgaria have tightened their borders. the head of the world health organization is warning that the coronavirus now putting a level global threat the virus has spread to 5 more countries in the past 24 hours the number of cases now stands at 83 pounds. to libya where they were shelling in weeks is threatening to derail peace talks in geneva rocket fire has forced flights to be suspended it means go the only functioning airport in tripoli and it will have more from the talks in geneva 1st child stratford has been following developments on the ground as some will say for his back was peppered with shrapnel when a rocket fired by forces loyal to walt hurley for half the exploded by his home. for shot off unless i was standing on the street thank god my neighbor called me over to and i moved forward 5 steps and the rocket landed just a few metres away. pregnant wife suffered minor injuries and his son serious head wounds in the attack we go to his neighborhood and find evidence of what people who

the former world number 3 from bulgaria is working his way back up the rankings, after a couple of seasons blighted by a loss of form and then a shoulder injury. dimitrov won in straight sets — 6—3, 7—6. the number 6 seed — roberto bautista agut — is also through to the 2nd round — but he had to come from a set down to beat the hungarian qualifier marton fucsovics. after taking the second set on a tie—break, the spaniard raced through the decider 6—1 — the reach the last 16. he'll now face compatriot pablo carreno busta who needed three hard —fought sets to see off the frenchman adrian mannarino. it was only the second time they'd ever played each other and, in a match lasting nearly three hours, the spaniard, who's ranked 30 in the world, won 7—5, 6—7, 6—4 to seal his place in round 2. among those in action on tuesday will be the number 2 seed, stefanos tsitsipas. he begins his campaign against poland's hubert hurkacz. the greek says he always enjoys playing in rotterdam because it was in this tournament in 2017 that he made his debut on the main atp tour. yes, i

pictures of syrian refugees in the turkish city of dilma walking to boards the border with greece and bulgaria there are also reports of buses leaving here from istanbul towards the border the european border and now this is of course putting into question the whole deal between the european union and ancora struck in 2016 that said that onco would stop the flow of migrants to europe's in exchange for financial aid and political concessions these are of course images that i believe nobody in europe a wants to see right now and it increases of course the pressure here on europe to act yulia thank you very much for filling us in the correspondent you home there. the world health organization is warning governments to prepare for a coronavirus pandemic 56 countries or territories have now confirmed cases south korea has seen a sharp rise in reported cases with more than 300 new infections bringing the total there to over 2000 nigeria has reported the 1st case of the virus in sub-saharan africa and iran which has seen the highest number of deaths outside china called off friday prayers in some maj

are either german or foreign nationals 5 of them from turkey one from bosnia-herzegovina another from bulgaria and one from from or a mania and we also now know that they are indeed all aged between 20 to 21 and 44 years old with of course also the last victim being the 72 year old mother of the suspects and it seems having spoken to many people here over the last couple of days many people here knew the victims either directly or rather by shall we say 3 degrees of separation and so that's shock really is still settling in and the city here is very much still trying to come to terms with what happened just a couple of days ago i. know kate in the wake of this attack german authorities have now announced protection measures increased security but what's your impression of how the minority communities and how now feel about this is it going to reassure them. well it's been a real mixed response from the people that i've spoken to many people have welcomed these measures more police on the streets and even police presence mosques for example but others have said that they simply don't want to be

the border since friday there have been arrivals by land and by sea along the borders with greece and bulgaria but both e.u. countries have boosted security at their frontiers and thousands of migrants are now stuck in no man's land between the 2 sides the move by turkey to open its borders to migrants comes after dozens of turkish troops were killed in a syrian government airstrike in is a province. well do w. correspondent junia han is monitoring the developments at the turkish greek border and she joins us now for the latest so you you've been speaking to people at the border today what have they been telling you. well it's been very tough for people here just imagine they came here after they heard the news that turkey would no longer stop refugees from trying to reach europe and then they arrived here and they realize the border is closed so they're basically stranded here and you can see it's many many people in this no man's land between the 2 border as there are many families here with small children it's a bitterly cold people are making far to keep a warm i can hear the children cry

are either german or foreign nationals 5 of them from turkey one from bosnia-herzegovina another from bulgaria and one from from romania and we also now know that they are indeed all aged between 20 to 21 and 44 years old with of course also the last victim being the 72 year old mother of the suspects and it seems having spoken to many people here over the last couple of days many people here knew the victims either directly or rather by shall we say 3 degrees of separation and so that's shock really is still settling in and the city here is very much still trying to come to terms with what happened just a couple of days ago i. know kate in the wake of this attack german authorities have now announced be fucked up protection measures increased security but what's your impression of how the minority communities and feel about this is it going to reassure them. well it's been a real mixed response from the people that i've spoken to many people have welcomed these measures more police on the streets and even police presence mosques for example but others have said that they simply don't want to

crossed the border since friday there's been a rival's by land and by sea along borders with greece and bulgaria but both countries have boosted security at their borders with turkey and thousands of migrants are now stuck in no man's land between the 2 sides turkish officials announced they would no longer stop migrants from crossing into europe after dozens of turkish troops were killed in a syrian government airstrike in the province. correspondent yulia han is in right at the turkish border you've been speaking to people at the border today what are they telling you. hall sure they don't think yesterday that concluded their own words now let's see if they are basically stranded here in this new landslide tween attack ish buddha and the great on the other side now it's bitterly cold just 7 degrees celsius and people are making my associate warm out there braving the woods and while some of them are even sleeping because they haven't slept at night as you can maybe see right behind you there is still a family there from the down just on i just noticed that bit they say they see no future in to

to the european union they have been arrivals by land and by sea along the borders with greece and bulgaria but both e.u. countries have boosted security at their front 2 years ankara says 18000 migrants have crossed and thousands of migrants are now stuck in no man's land between the 2 sides the move by turkey to open its borders to migrants comes after dozens of turkish troops were killed in the syrian government airstrike in italy a profit. when w. correspondent yulia han is monitoring the developments at the turkish border and she joins us now for the latest so you you've been speaking to people at the border today what have they been telling you. well it's been very tough for people here just imagine they came here after they heard the news that turkey would no longer stop refugees from trying to reach europe and then they arrived here and they realize the border is closed so they're basically stranded here and you can see it's many many people in this no man's land between the 2 border as there are many families here with small children it's a bitterly cold people are making far to ke

details about the victims 3 of them were germans 2 of them were turkish one was from romania one from bulgaria one from bosnia one had both german and afghan nationality so we can see that this was a very diverse group of people all of them did have some sort of immigrant background but some in some cases this goes back to 3 generations some of these people have been here in germany for 4 generations were born here grew up in holland all some of them came very recently especially the person from bug area. they are obviously e.u. citizens and were able to come to germany freely yes a very diverse group of people that were victims of this attack now tell us also already have announced that they're basing out protectionist measures as a likely to reassure those minority communities i think that's a 1st step towards reassurance a police presence the visible police presence. that shows people that might feel threatened by this atmosphere of racism that. that is existing in germany i think one has to say that there are groups in germany at the moment that racism is becoming a lot more acceptable in

and christian eriksen was among the scorers as inter milan won 2—nil at ludogorets razgrad in bulgaria. it was his first goal for the club since joining them from tottenham last month. i think he is another player who needs to play. at the same time we needs to play. at the same time we need to find the right time to give him the opportunity to play. today it was the right opportunity for him to play from the start and to play for the whole game and it is ok. he continued to work very hard to prove his physical condition and he has to continue this way. the build up to deyontay wilder and tyson fury fights are rarely dull. we've seen pushing and shoving at the press conference, trash talk aplenty but all was calm on thursday ahead of the eagerly anticipated world heavyweight title rematch in las vegas. after their controversial draw in 2018, the two meet again on saturday. with the weigh in not until friday, it's been quiter than usual — but not for our reporter ade adedoyin. it was a rest day for both fighters from media activity so another opportunity to hear from the legends of th

thousands of people have gathered at the land border with greece which is tighten security along with bulgaria it follows a major escalation in tensions between ankara and syria. there's been another spike in coronavirus cases in iran as infections are at sites continued and continue to climb china iranian state t.v. reports is another $295.00 new infections in just 24 hours a jump from the previous tally of 38898 deaths were reports since well those are the headlines to stay with us on al-jazeera people in power is up next. mass migration from africa in the middle east has become a toxic issue and it's an inspiring rising xenophobia at the search for solutions to the challenges of integration so one italian city is taking your brother approached by the cloak of a boot camp that aims through to spit in the hard work to make migrants more acceptable to the local population but can it really be an antidote to intolerance . across europe some communities a feeling of threads. they worry about their cultural identity being eroded. and they blame migrants. bought in the northern italian town of ber

not to tell anybody, but the war refugee board gets 8000 jews out of romania and bulgaria gets , them to cross into syria and into palestine outside of the white paper in that last year. it does get really complicated because of middle eastern politics that continue to reverberate today. all of that is still in its messy origins back then, but they are trying to negotiate to get jews out of the border countries and into palestine during the war. >> [indiscernible] >> 8000. >> hey, becky. dr. erbelding: hey, brian. >> you touched on earlier, the outgrowth of your dissertation, i was wondering if you could speak about your approach from an academic paper, dissertation to something for a more general audience? dr. erbelding: my advisor is here and she will note that i wrote my dissertation thinking this was it. this was the book. this was the most interesting thing i could have written and then realized to my disappointment that nobody reads 800 pages unless your thomas pick eddie. i realized there were parts that me in the dissertation, but nobody had written it before and i thought i w

you know, i was born in bulgaria in 1935. highly soviet—ic, communist country. and i escaped to the west alone, speaking only russian and bulgarian. coming from a communist country i tried to do something involving the east—west relations. it's been bombed and set on fire, seen war and revolution. but never before has the reichstag been wrapped in silver fabric. we never can believe what is the project until we see it for real. christo himself is paying for the project, helped su bsta ntially by sales of his sketches and other work. the reichstag cost us $12 million in 1995. which is probably today about $20 million or $25 million. this project, we need to build an entire structure of engineers, specialists, lawyers, services. very much like building a highway or a bridge or an airport. it was wrapped by nearly 100 rock climbers. they came down, installing all this 100,000 square metres of fabric and matter for one week. jeanne—claude and myself, we are born together artist. and this, i miss so much jeanne—claude today. we were partners, we lived together,

do you mean you're from bulgaria says he cycles every day except in winter when he takes the bus he thinks that in 10 or 20 years electric bikes scooters and hover boards will grow even more popular and of course . al promises convinced will use teleportation in the future to get from a to b. but perhaps not anytime soon. john roll from the philippines things motorcycles are the easiest way to maneuver through the bumpy and muddy roads there. in the future he hopes electric cars will grow more popular. jimoh says will be moving less in the future and that we won't need to travel because there will be systems that make the journey for us as a service. and reap from indonesia says buses minibuses and motorbikes will dominate traffic but he things that in the future the field powering them should be environmentally friendly and sustainable thanks for getting in touch. traffic and transport do indeed harm the environment because most of our vehicles still run on fossil fuels and fucked traffic and transport are responsible for more than 20 percent of all global c o 2 emissions compared to othe

board they come from 40 nations new zealand and the us they come from a room in your south africa from bulgaria the philippines and they can't do that central mediterranean just for one reason to save people nothing else they know that from their experience there personally that this measure right now this may may may relieve this decision made by the italian authorities may really kill people people are fleeing from libya every day they are fleeing on ships that are not safe you know you don't need a crystal ball to to know that several of these ships will be in distress in the days to come and the ocean biking can rescue men and women and children from drowning just because we have been put under quarantine so people mate die because of this decision from my perspective this is really a tragedy here rick sorry sorry for the ocean viking thank you. after hundreds of films in 11 days the 70th international balance film festival reaches its high point on saturday when the bass will be awarded and asked to to film so 18 in the competition with screens today including the iranian entry there is no

you know, i was born in bulgaria in 1935. highly soviet communist country. and i escaped to the west speaking only russian and bulgarian. coming from a communist country i tried to do something involving the east— west relations. tried to do something involving the east- west relations. it has been bombed and set on fire, seen war, revolution. but never before has the reichstag been wrapped in silver fabric. we never can believe what is the project until we see it for real. christo himself is paying for the project, helped substantially by sales of his sketches and other work. the reichstag cost us $12 million in 1995. probably today about $20 million or $25 million. this project, we need to build an entire structure of engineers, specialists, lawyers, services. very much like building a highway or a bridge or an airport. it was wrapped by 100 rock climbers. they came down with 100,000 square metres of fabric. jeanne—claude and myself, we are born together artist. and this i missed so much jeanne—claude are born together artist. and this i missed so mu

they come from room in your south africa from bulgaria the philippines and they come to that central mediterranean just for one reason to save people nothing else they know that from their experience there personally experience that this measure right now this may may may relieve this decision made by the italian authorities may really kill people people are fleeing from libya every day they are fleeing on ships that are not safe you know you don't need a crystal ball to to know that several of these ships will be in distress in the days to come and the ocean biking can rescue men and women and children from drowning just because we have been put under quarantine so people mates die because of this decision and trump my perspective this is really a tragedy entering sorry i'm sorry chum board the ocean viking thank you. after hundreds of films in 11 days they 70th international film festival reaches its high point on saturday when the bass will be awarded and asked to to film so 18 in the competition with screens today including the iranian entry there is no evil . or the issue to me

europe's next worst, georgia, is some way behind on 140, followed by bulgaria with 137. in fact,nly eht other countries worldwide have a more serious problem than serbia. the authorities say belgrade's streets carry 80,000 more cars than they did five years ago. and many of those are old less efficient models, rejecd wealthier parts of europe. getting more people on bikes would help but safe cycling paths like this aren't widespread in belgrade and riding in sg isn exactly pleasant. industry, power and heating add to the pollution, so a quick fix to this chronic problem seems unlikely. t serbia needs fresh thinking to give people a chance to breathe. ♪[music] >> the u.k. government has ntal changes to the way convicted terrorists are handled following yesterday's knife attackn south london. a man was shot dead by police, after he shot two people. he'd recently been freed from prison after serving half a sentence for terrorism offens. here's our special correspondent, lucy manreng. rter: this unfortunately is not the first time a high street, forensic teams police inves

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pictures of syrian refugees in the turkish city of a dilemma walking towards the border with greece and bulgaria there are also reports of buses leaving here from istanbul towards the border the european border and now this is of course putting into question the whole deal between the european union and ancora struck in 2016 that said that unco would stop the flow of migrants to europe's in exchange for financial aid him political concessions these are of course images that i believe nobody in europe a wants to see right now and it increases of course the pressure here on europe to act yulia thank you very much for filling us in. correspondent you home there is trouble. well investors are on the retreat worldwide as fears of the coronavirus deep in supply chains are starting to falter and tourists are staying home as the business community struggles to predict the coronas coronavirus economic fallout observers warn the virus could be that could be the final blow that throws the world economy into recession. it is the worst day in a decade markets in asia are down sharply investors are nervous co

they come from room in your south africa from bulgaria the philippines and they come to that central mediterranean just for one reason to save people nothing else they know that from their experience there personally that this measure right now is make may may relieve this decision made by the italian authorities may really kill people people are fleeing from libya every day they are fleeing on ships that are not safe you know you don't need a crystal ball to to know that several of these ships will be in distress in the days to come and the ocean biking can rescue men and women and children from drowning just because we have been put under quarantine so people mate die because of this decision and trump my perspective this is really a tragedy here rick sorry sorry chum board the ocean viking thank you. after hundreds of films in 11 days they $78.00 international balance film festival reaches its high point on saturday and the bass will be awarded and asked to to film so 18 in the competition with screens today including the iranian entry there is no evil. order should tell you it is

so the full version it's continued to do so during the yugoslav for for example bulgaria was a huge source of weapons without conflict which was right next door. then they were called 6 a bit further but still close enough let's say in syria in iraq of gonna stand and so on and you can see the dung go as far as places in africa. and i have traced like somewhat both gary and made weapons as far as africa so in vogue area when you talk so much. or let's say a weapon feeler they will say proudly the bulgarian kalashnikov has the best kalashnikov in the world but if you ask this child soldier if you ask right now a fight in syria. you know back in the day during the vietnam war. in vietnam if they could recognize the bulgarian kalashnikov and they could tell it apart from the russian one or the chinese no calls none of them would tell you yes i can normal most of them would say like yeah i proudly carry a bulgarian gun the bulgarian kalashnikov. and that for me. i would say is is incredibly sad to see that there is this. cold meat to this in the us in the way the people who produce the gun and

images of people gathering at takis land border with greece and bulgaria people trying to move to the greek islands in boats and these to of course are pictures that will cause quite some concern in europe they might also force hero to act when it comes to right our correspondent yulia han in istanbul and pavol felgenhauer in moscow thank you both for joining us here in germany the health ministry has confirmed almost 60 cases of the coronavirus that this is significant jump from just 16 at the beginning of the week $56.00 countries or territories have reported cases of the virus switzerland has banned all large public events including the geneva auto show south korea has seen a sharp rise with more than $300.00 new infections bringing the total there to over 2000 nigeria has registered the 1st case of the virus in sub-saharan africa and iran which has seen the highest number of deaths outside china cold on friday prayers in some major cities in a bid to stem the spread of the disease well this week south korea surpassed china with a number of new daily corona virus infections the sou

land border with greece and bulgaria people trying to move to the greek islands in boats and these of course are pictures that will cause quite some concern in europe they might also force euro to act when it comes to live right our correspondent yulia han in istanbul and felgenhauer in moscow thank you both for joining us. here in germany the health ministry has just confirmed almost 660 rather cases of the coronavirus that's a significant jump from just 16 at the beginning of the week 56 countries or territories have reported cases of the virus south korea has seen a sharp rise with more than $300.00 new infections bringing the total there a total of 2000. cases of the virus in sub-saharan africa and iran which has seen the highest number of deaths outside china called off friday prayers and some major cities in a bid to stem the spread of the disease well this week south korea surpassed china with a number of new daily corona virus infections the south korean public health response has focused largely on the city of daegu with the disease spread rapidly among members of a secretive

authorities did open this friday and that is the one that leads towards western europe with greece and bulgaria- those two countries however have refused to take in those refugees and migrants. that tried to cross into those countries this friday- they tried to cross in buses- even with dean he's- in india mediterranean and so those refugees tononight are still stuck in a no man's land as turkey refuses to take them back. and those a european countries refuse to take them in. my wife turkey. bb a pakistani christian woman who spent years on death row after being convicted of blasphemy is here in paris to receive an honorary citizenship certificate. from the mayor and head outside. losses in mallin siegel wrangling acid. conviction overturned by the country's supreme court in twenty eighteen patients speaking earlier i'm confirming that she's received asylum in france. basically merging out cities and want to go to a good idea france the possibility of seeking asylum here but i just have to take a little time since i am suffering but i did get a very warm welcome from the president in the countr

images of people gathering at takis land border with greece and bulgaria people trying to move to the greek islands in boats and these of course are pictures that will cause quite some concern in europe they might also force europe to act when it comes to bring our correspondent yulia han in istanbul and our in moscow thank you both for joining us. here in germany the health ministry has confirmed almost 60 cases of the coronavirus that is a significant jump from just 16 at the beginning of the week at least 57 countries or territories have reported cases of the virus a short while ago authorities confirmed the 1st death of a british citizen a man who had been quarantined aboard a cruise ship anchored off japan south korea has seen a sharp rise with more than 300 new infections bringing the total there to more than 2000 nigeria has registered the 1st case of the virus in subsaharan africa and iran which has seen the largest number of deaths outside china called off friday prayers in some major cities in a bid to stem the spread of the virus let's take a closer look now at south korea

the text interior minister has confirmed greece and bulgaria which border turkey have sent reinforcements to their borders to prevent people crossing greek police have been deterring attempts to cross with tear gas refugees have been seen throwing stones at officers at the boundary between the 2 countries we call thought he claimed they clocked 4000 people from entering illegally they can surely after the turkish president announced his country would no longer keep its towards the e.u. close enough to couple what we did is we opened our borders because you promised us assistance but you did nothing and we will not close these doors because the e.u. must keep its word. we are strengthening our forces on land and at sea. additional forces are being transferred the government is determined to do whatever is necessary to save god. what i was referring to is the 2016 deal with the e.u. to stop the refugee flow in to europe exchange for financial aid he has since repeatedly accused the bloc of failing to honor its part of the deal but it's only now that he's gone from words to action. for presi