romania is powerless to resist. romanian soldiers are evacuated to slave labor camps in the soviet union. the red flag flies over eastern romania. stalin's advanced agent s khrushchev organize the local communists. khrushchevcongratulates the romanians on their liberation and assures them, quote, the soviet government does not pursue the aim of changing the social systems existing in romania, end quote. >> as you just witnessed, the communist took lenin at his word that the treaty is the means of gaining strength. beginning with the first treaty by the soefb y et cetera in 1920, the communists recognized the independence and made alliances with our neighbors to gain time in order to marshall the resources and energies of the 170 million russians to build a powerful military force. when they felt they were strong enough, they systematically and immediately gobbled up their neighbors. the reds found that in most cases, just the threat of soviet power was enough to gain their in. karl marx, one of the original architec

of the red army into romania. northern remain as powerless to resist. romanian soldiers are evacuated to slave labor camps in the soviet union. the red flag flies over eastern romania. stalin's advance agents khrushchev organize the local communists. khrushchev congratulates remains under liberation. and ensures in that the soviet government does not pursue the aim of change and social living in romania. >> as he witnessed, the communist took lynn lennon at his word that the treaties the mains of gaining strength. the communists recognize the independence and made alliances with their neighbors to gain ties to in order to marshal the resources of the 170 million russians to build a powerful military force. when they felt they were strong enough, they systematically and immediately doubled up their neighbors. the reds found that in most cases, just the threat of soviet power was enough to gain there in. karl marx, one of the original architects of communist theory said quote, the russian bear is certainly capable o

red army into romania. romania is powerless to resist. romanian soldiers are evacuated to slave labor camps in the soviet union. the red flag flies over eastern romania. stalin's advance agents khrushchev organize the local communists. khrushchev!iux congratulates remains under liberation. and ensures in that the soviet government does not pursue the aim of change and social living in romania. >> as he witnessed, the communist took lynn lennon at his word that the treaties the mains of gaining strength. the communists recognize the independence and made alliances with their neighbors to gain ties to in order to marshal the resources of the 170 million russians to build a powerful military force. when they felt they were strong enough, they systematically and immediately doubled up their neighbors. the reds found that in most cases, just the threat of soviet power was enough to gain there in. karl marx, one of the original architects of communist theory said quote, the russian bear is certainly capable of an

the red flag flies over eastern romania. agents organize the local communists. khrushchev congratulations them on their liberation and ensures them the soviet government does not pursue the aim of changing the social situations existing in romania, end quote. >> as you just witnessed, the communists took treaty at his word. beginning with the first treaty by the soviets in 1920, the communists recognized the independence and made alliances with their neighbors to gain time in order to martial the resources and energies of the 170 million russians to build a powerful military force. when they felt they were strong enough, they systematically and immediately gobbled up their neighbors. they found that in most cases, just the threat of soviet power was enough to gain therein. carl marks, one of the original architects said, the russian bear is capable of anything. as long as he knows the other animals he has to deal with are capable of nothing, unquote. communists imperialism was on the march when these things happened. >> on june 22, 1941, historically turns his f

these people responded to ads in romania and came to germany to work in the meat processing industry they left their homes in search of a better life but that's not what they found. the worst thing was the hours. i had to get up for work at 1 in the morning. then i'd have to work until 5 or 6 in the evening. change. they treat you like a slave every day you're moving tons of money to go back pain and all you learn by the end of the month is $800.00 euros that's enough to make you weep. just plain simple the 2 men gave notice after 3 months in the meat factory and began working at a different company called mohsen in cutest little in north rhine-westphalia they hoped that conditions there would be better from the 1st of april temporary workers may no longer be hired in term anees meat industry until now foreign workers were employed by subcontractors and worked for low wages but now employers and unions cannot come to a wage agreement workers representatives are ramping up pressure and calling for strikes workers are kept up to date on the negotiations thanks to news bulletins in roma

our experience was rather mixed with almost amusing at times as was clearly they didn't want to put romania in a bad light but with all the illegal business going on there you'd need an awfully big blanket for that cover up in the ganga she's going to take. sun and says the main problem is corruption that's why he and his fellow activists have taken up the fight to save the forests. can you to shoreham has also seized the initiative together with thorsten valla of the natural forest academy he wants to refute the claim that young conifer forests bind more c o 2 than older mixed forests this fall will stay in i'll set up the laser scanner this is the center of the area we want to scan it they said either you. scan lawyer . storm is convinced that mixed with winds grow faster and find more c o 2 than most researchers believe. we've got a mixed forest with trees of different ages our theory is that enhances growth he is. setting up the goals of reference bulls. the 3 d. scanner shows how much the trees have grown since the last measurements were taken . just look i'm moving on now i press the

in germany romania and workers are fighting for their rights in the meat industry. and the lack of jobs in kenya is leaving people in struggle at the best of times increasingly desperate. no doubt the covert 19 pandemic has hit the poorest hardest this year alone the number of people worldwide living in extreme poverty looks set to climb to 150000000 half of them children in formal jobs in particular have seen sweeping cuts including in kenya where steady work is hard to come by many kenyans rely on incomes and over from their relatives working abroad. is deeply unhappy the 3 year old is missing his mom. for more than a year now his only contact with her has been by a video chat. that's because she's taken a job as a domestic worker and a nanny in saudi arabia. both kalita and his 8 year old brother up to stay back in kenya under the care of their grandmother they live in compare a huge slum on the edge of nairobi. he says like many kenyans his mother stuffer runs a filter have no other choice than to seek work abroad. the money that my daughter was making here in k

to earn off the land borders and when we've been grooming you know the money is good better than romania i feel at home here nothing to complain about. it's painstaking work but for these men worth it they will harvest 1500000 kilos of asparagus on this farm this season feeding germany its precious vegetable and in turn feeding their families back home stephanie decker al-jazeera billets in brandenburg eastern germany i want to bring movies live pictures now from occupied east jerusalem where there's been several lights of violence near the last compound israeli security forces fired stun grenades and water cannon at palestinian protesters who were angry because they were prevented from gathering on the steps of damascus gate in the month of ramadan but we understand that some of those barricades have now been removed. out. 5 years after the hash tag oscars so why it trended on social media 2020 one's list of oscar nominees features 6 black actors and actresses equalling a record set in 2017 and there are some notable firsts in there riz ahmed is the 1st muslim best actor nominee for the

in germany romania and work because of fighting for their rights in the meat industry. and the lack of jobs in kenya is leaving people in struggle at the best of times increasingly desperate. is no doubt the covert 19 pandemic has hit the poorest hardest this year alone the number of people worldwide living in extreme poverty looks set to climb to 150000000 off of them children in formal jobs in particular have seen sweeping cuts including in kenya west steady work is hard to come by many kenyans rely on incomes and tova from their relatives working abroad. is deeply unhappy the 3 year old is missing his mom. for more than a year now his only contact with her has been via video chat. that's because she's taken a job as a domestic worker and a nanny in saudi arabia. both colleagues and his 8 year old brother up to have stayed back in kenya under the care of their grandmother they live in complera a huge slum on the edge of nairobi. i'm home he says like many kenyans his mother stuffer runs a cigarette felt she had no other choice than to seek work abroad. the money that

and groom when you know the money is good better than romania i feel at home here nothing to complain about. the result it's painstaking work but for these men worth it they will harvest 1500000 kilos of asparagus on this farm this season feeding germany its precious vegetable and in turn feeding their families back home stephanie decker al-jazeera billets in brandenburg eastern germany. contrast all about covert news with new zealand which is just stage the world's largest concert since the pandemic began 50000 fans packed into organising park stadium to see the local band 660 before charlotte bella's reports. frank thanks. in new zealand there is no pen dimmick no social distancing will face masks or overwhelmed hospitals and so it is here that $50000.00 fans could cram into a stadium for a concert is a world 1st since covered 19 began it's very important to us as humans to get together and be able to sing the same songs together and makes us feel like part of something and that's very important to all about mental health to feel like that together once. the nation of 5000000 people

been grown when you know the money is good better than romania i feel at home here nothing to complain about. to resume its painstaking work but for these men worth it they will harvest 1500000 kilo's of asparagus on this farm this season feeding germany its precious vegetable and in turn feeding their families back home stephanie decker al-jazeera billets in brandenburg east in germany. for the 1st time since 960 night hong kong movie fans won't be able to watch the academy awards live on television but he says because a documentary about protests in the territory has been nominated to be a part of reports. this be the reason the academy awards will not be shown live in hong kong to not split has been nominated for an oscar in the short subject documentary category the 35 minute film centers around the anti-government demonstrations of 2019. baby jane obviously don't like our look and that was no surprise at all because our look mentor is about a group. showing their resistance to live political leadership in beijing so it was no surprise that they will react in some way only open to

when you know the money is good better than romania i feel at home here nothing to complain about. it's painstaking work but for these men worth it they will harvest 1500000 kilos of asparagus on this farm this season feeding germany its precious vegetable and in turn feeding their families back home stephanie decker al-jazeera billets in brandenburg eastern germany ever wanted to completely get away from it all for a few weeks while a group of people in france is taking it to the extreme the 15 scientists and explorers have just emerged from 40 days of deep isolation with no sense of time under schapelle has more. than a jeweler an anesthesiologist a security guard and some scientists walk out of a cave and back into the world. they spent 6 weeks in isolation deep inside the pyrenees mountains in southwest france as part of a scientific study. the 15 men and women lived in a humid cave in partial darkness without phones watches natural lights nor any other indicator of time. the deep time experiment is led by swiss french researcher and explore christian khloe was studying how ext

these people responded to ads in romania and came to germany to work in the meat processing industry they left their homes in search of a better life but that's not what they found. model the worst thing was the hours. i had to get up for work at 1 in the morning. and i'd have to work until 5 or 6 in the evening. of change. they treat you like a slave every day you're moving tons of money to get back pain and all you learn by the end of the month is $800.00 euros that's enough to make you weep. just plain simple the 2 men gave notice after 3 months in the meat factory and began working at a different company called mohsen include us law in north rhine-westphalia they hope that conditions there would be better from the 1st of april temporary workers may no longer be hired in germany meat industry until now foreign workers were employed by sub contractors and work for low wages but now employers and unions cannot come to a way to agreement workers representatives are ramping up pressure and calling for strikes work is a kept up to date on the negotiations thanks to news bulletins in ro

go home when you know the money is good better than romania i feel at home here nothing to complain about. the result it's painstaking work but for these men worth it they will harvest 1500000 kilos of asparagus on this farm this season feeding germany its precious vegetable and in turn feeding their families back home stephanie decker al-jazeera billets in brandenburg eastern germany they have been protests in paris after a court ruled that the killer of a jewish woman in 2017 would not stand trial sara halimi was pushed out of the window of her flat by her neighbor kabila troll the court ruled troll was not criminally responsible because he was delirious due to taking drugs jewish group says an example of a growing number of anti-semitic attacks by muslim youths a president of my mom has criticized the ruling. a day off the u.s. president joe biden for me recognized the mass killing of armenians during the ottoman empire a genocide i mean his prime minister has resigned the move will set the stage for stuff elections on june the 20th neko passion yan had to be under pressure for h

these people responded to ads in romania and came to germany to work in the meat processing industry they left their homes in search of a better life but that's not what they found. the worst thing was the hours. i had to get up for work at 1 in the morning. and i'd have to work until 5 or 6 in the evening. change. they treat you like a slave every day you're moving tons of money to get back pain and all you learn by the end of the month is $800.00 euros that's enough to make you weep. just plain simple the 2 men gave notice after 3 months in the meat factory and began working at a different company called mohsen in cute little in north rhine-westphalia they hope that conditions there would be better from the 1st of april temporary workers may no longer be hired in germany meat industry until now foreign workers were employed by subcontractors and worked for low wages but now employers and unions cannot come to a way to agreement workers representatives are ramping up pressure and calling for strikes workers are kept up to date on the negotiations thanks to news bulletins in romanian

these people responded to ads in romania and came to germany to work in the meat processing industry they left their homes in search of a better life but that's not what they found. the worst thing was the hours. i had to get up for work at 1 in the morning. the whole week and i'd have to work until 5 or 6 in the evening. they treat you like a slave every day you're moving tons of money to get back pain and all you learn by the end of the month is $800.00 euros that's enough to make you weep. just plain simple the 2 men gave notice after 3 months in the meat factory and began working at a different company called mass in india to slow in north rhine-westphalia they hope that conditions there would be better from the 1st of april temporary workers may no longer be hired in germany meat industry until now foreign workers were employed by subcontractors and worked for low wages but now employers and unions cannot come to a way to agreement workers representatives are ramping up pressure and calling for strikes work is a kept up to date on the negotiations that. 2 news bulletins in roman

in romania rapacious logging practices are the order of the day the country exports huge amounts of illegally log timber. even the government admits it's a major problem. the car paid the end mountains are still blanketed in forests but they're disappearing at an alarming rate yohannes sonnen of the world wide fund for nature wants to change that. there are many reasons we have to combat these illegal logging and the forest station here. it's a threat to our very survival when. it's a problem that's particularly severe in eastern europe and poverty is just one of the reasons the displaced fun we're seeing everything from poor people collecting firewood for the winter to organized crime networks and major corporate structure is that feed off illegal to. organized crime is a big problem in the carpathian the trade in illegal lumber is a lucrative business profit margins are high the penalties low and the police can often be bribed. the world wide fund for nature wants to clamp down on the timber mafia. dusts wins we're facing a tough opponent it won't be easy to sneak. anyone here who tries to

experience was rather mixed use was almost amusing at times as was clearly they didn't want to put romania in a bad light but with all the illegal business going on there you'd need an awfully big blanket for that coverage. in uganda she's going to take. on and says the main problem is corruption that's why he and his fellow activists have taken up the fight to save the forests. can you to shoreham has also seized the initiative together with thorsten vela of the natural forest academy he wants to refute the claim that young conifer forest spined more c o 2 than older mixed forests should go and stay in i'll set up the laser scanner this is the center of the area we want to scan the place and in a year. scandal or. storm is convinced that mixed with winds grow faster and find more c o 2 than most researchers believe. we've got a mixed forest with trees of different ages our theory is that enhances growth. setting up the bulls of reference bulls. the 3 d. scanner shows how much the trees have grown since the last measurements were taken . to look i'm off and so now i press the button and it

lead and found out that a company that is doing business since ten years with all public hospitals in romania is selling diluted disinfectants to hospitals, but that was known by the secret service and by politicians, so it was really corruption at a highest level of politics. the film is tightly edited, an investigative thriller rooted in experiences of real people. collective is not only up for best documentary but also best international film. another nominated documentary called crip camp: a disability revolution focuses on a summer camp in upstate new york catering specifically to disabled teens in the 1970s. we decided that we were gonna sit down in the street and stop traffic. it shows how that experience had a positive experience on their lives and how the sense of community lead some camp—goers to become involved with the american disability rights movement, a social movement of activists fighting for equal rights for disabled people. time is another documentary nominated in this category and it follows fox rich, a woman who'd been fighting for more than 20 years to commute her hus

georgian forces just isn't and that's what makes german forestry appealing this is new it's not like romania or ukraine when it comes to observing regulations you know they're too lax for our tastes is a national disease and. yohannes sonnen of the world wide fund for nature and alexandru a romanian police investigator are heading out to take a look at illegal logging practices in the area. and they drove us quite far away to show was illegal logging then they said oh it's not that bad really there's no illegal logging anyhow everything's great at this from 2 years this comes in. and everyone denies there is a legal clear cutting in the area they feel like they're being stonewalled. and feel well that's an example all right i should be. there told only a handful of trees have been felled and there's no clear cutting alexandru is frustrated with the local police. takes a sample of the wood to the ceiling well you know you see it's have been taken a specimen so that we can send it to the isotope lab as a reference to see if illegal timber turns up we can compare it to the sample and speculatio

our experience was rather mixed use it's almost amusing at times as clearly they didn't want to put romania in a bad light but with all the illegal business going on there you'd need an awfully big blanket for that coverage. suited to. simon says the main problem is corruption that's why he and his fellow activists have taken up the fight to save the forests. can you to shoreham has also seized the initiative together with thorsten valla of the natural forest academy he wants to refute the claim that young conifer forests bind more c o 2 than older mixed forests they should go and stay in outside of the laser scanner this is the center of the area we want to scan if there's a dinner you. skin. storm is convinced that mixed with limbs grow faster and bind more c o 2 than most researchers believe. we've got a mixed forest with trees of different ages our theory is that enhances growth. setting up the poles of reference will. the 3 d. scanner shows how much the trees have grown since the last measurements were taken . to look i'm off until now i press the button and it will measure everything.

once part of hungary today it belongs to romania. its 20000000 inhabitants even citizens including more than half a 1000000 people from the roman minority. $14000.00 remembering the. into the gullible ethnic group. that community is centered around the village of karachi and fall over it's been home to a population of more than a 1000 garble for 5 sentries told government. this is our cradle it's where our ancestors are bury the gob or with the hat and moustache our women wear long skirts we are the gobble gobble. we have the unique opportunity to look inside the insular world of the garbo of people who now actually shielded from the outside world have preserved their customs and rituals for 500 g.s. . circles and according to legend one carrion prince named gobble granted them the right to stay in the 17th century since then every descendant has been called gavel with either their 1st or last name. one of the most influential families lives just a few meters from the church. does signal you come in i did follow since this is my beau

going to die because of their reckless manner that is dealing with this and them hundreds of people in romania as capital are protesting against coronavirus measures they've gathered outside the presidential palace and book arrest to express their anger at restrictions imposed last month these include curfews and business closures has been a surgeon infections in romania with some hospitals warning the health system could soon be overwhelmed the crowds of mostly young people have rioted almost every night in parts of northern ireland for almost a week break sits and controversial coronavirus restrictions a 2 of the a sickness triggering the violence under simmons reports now from belfast. it was called the peace wall but a ceasefire took 3 decades to achieve now 23 years after the good friday peace agreement was signed it fails to live up to its name again dissent on the streets is reborn. for more than a week pro british loyalists have been attacking police some of the worst violence has been near the peace wall in belfast that separates loyalists on one side from republicans on the other bil

then democracy came to romania and we could travel abroad. we knew what types of goods would sell back home this was a moment to show you we saw that gold was cheaper abroad dollars alone that we were to do and not just goals themselves. we brought it all back to sell for a profit she will be better to. eat. eat. with their business actually manage the gulf war did well after the collapse of communism. in which they fought for real estate and became landlords. and they lent out money and collected interest. but i think all of those were left behind. and up for. me to nail even has a head not sure that's the head. here these are the type of things i might the core bright. young still practice is one of the golf course traditional trades he's a tennis match. nowadays when everything is made of plastic his skills are rarely required but nevertheless he can be found in his workshop every day. the linney article trader is quizzing him about the old days. the older guard and the shearers and hammers that we see here you had them in a sack. more qui

been grooming you know the money is good better than romania i feel at home here nothing to complain about. to resume its painstaking work but for these men worth it they will harvest 1500000 kilo's of asparagus on this farm this season feeding germany its precious vegetable and in turn feeding their families back home stephanie decker al-jazeera billets in brandenburg east in germany. this is academy awards will be unlike any other the pandemic of course is that to a more scaled back ceremony it's also been a boost to streaming companies who are behind many of the oscar nominees rob runnels has this preview for us from los angeles. the lammers red carpet no adoring crowds no comedy acts instead of a fancy theater the awards will be handed out in an art deco era train station after a pandemic year in which the movie industry itself struggling and streaming video extended its dominance over cinema releases the oscars will be more low key this year not a lot of fun maybe i'm i am so sick of virtual award shows right now and people in their living rooms on zoom among the best picture no

when you know the money is good better than romania i feel at home here nothing to complain about. it's painstaking work but for these men worth it they will harvest 1500000 kilo's of asparagus on this farm this season feeding germany its precious vegetable and in turn feeding their families back home stephanie decker al-jazeera billets in brandenburg east in germany. still ahead on al-jazeera. in sports we'll be live at london's wembley stadium as many steps up its plan says games and fans at this year's european football championship. president joe biden into the white house facing multiple crises including the car virus pandemic and a divided america 3 months on has he managed to follow through on campaign promises to fix the country stay with this respectful coverage of biden's 1st $100.00 days in our own al-jazeera if the political debate show that's challenging the way you think i want to know where you're to stand on cancer culture decreasing the range of ideas that can be heard what are world leaders or governments missing we need targets but now up front with me welcome on

to earn off the land when you can when the moment when you know the money is good better than romania i feel at home here nothing to complain about. the rivers and it's painstaking work but for these men worth it they will harvest 1500000 kilo's of asparagus on this farm this season feeding germany its precious vegetable and in turn feeding their families back home stephanie decker al-jazeera ballots in brandenburg eastern germany australia or new zealand have held services to all of soldiers who served in the 1st world war. or are. the $915.00 glibly lie and begin north in turkey with thousands of soldiers from australia and new zealand were killed this is anniversary comes as both nations prepared to completely with droll troops from afghanistan as part of u.s. plans to end the 20 year conflict. for the 1st time since $969.00 hong kong movie fans will not be able to watch the academy awards live on t.v. many say it's because a documentary about protests in the territory has been nominated is difficult part of. this be the reason the academy awards will not be shown live in hong kong

when he fled iran he passed to bulgaria and romania and eventually arrived in germany. i could put up close to what. he knocked on the church door and pastor martens let him in. than i was a really. big if i told the hungry person jesus loves you and then sent them away without giving them something to eat so if i saw someone whose life was in danger and didn't take action. it would if i did that i'd completely destroy my own credibility optative. even in germany christian converts often live dangerously in the refugee shelters there are radical muslims who see converts as a past hate infidels and threaten the course this is what happened to alice a lot of afghanistan. i'm out of those i had a roommate at the refugee shelter who is a muslim. who started when he saw me wearing a cross. it was disrespectful to me and threatened me that on the mic i reported it to the shelters managers and they warned him that the threats didn't stop. even trying to throw me out the window on the 5th floor and jump out. over the past 15 years well over a 1000 refugees have found sanctuary

when he fled iran he passed to bulgaria and romania and eventually arrived in germany. could put a horse to water. he knocked on the church door and pastor martens let him in the nose of. if i told a hungry person jesus loves you and then sent them away without giving them something to eat so if i saw someone whose life was in danger and didn't take action. it would if i did that i'd completely destroy my own credibility. even in germany christian converts often live dangerously in the refugee shelters there are radical muslims who see converts as a past hate and for dells and threaten the course this is what happened to alice a lot of afghanistan. long arm out of those i had a roommate at the refugee shelter who is a muslim. who started when he saw me wearing a cross. it was disrespectful to me and threatened me that only make i reported it to the shelters managers and they warned him that the threats didn't stop and. even tried to throw me out the window on the 5th floor. by over the past 15 years well over a 1000 refugees have found sanctuary with pastor martens now

into central madrid and suddenly they're loud and visible most of them are migrants from morocco or romania but spaniards who've been driven from the city center by economic hardship are among them as well. as in most of us because we earned respect for hard working people and we want a normal life for ourselves and our children. we haven't had any power for 11 months we're fed up. with the problem is that there are no electricity contracts for the illegal settlement so no company is responsible for restoring power the demonstrators say that's a systemic problem zaccaria after money is taking part $2.00 he fears that the country out a slum will be clear. we're going to war you i want to let me out but i mean will you fight the us i won't give up. below. you. the family bought an inexpensive generator when's a cardiac gets it running his wife quickly moves the food from the refrigerator into the freezer if it keeps cold for 2 or 3 hours the milk and butter stay at a bowl but not once the summer starts. you know we're only going to be cowed but then it'll get complicated but him and don't let

consumed by hunger and back home sickness and how to minimize novel the hunger in jail it's $945.00 in romania the soviets are sending tens of thousands of ethnic germans into labor camps as punishment for world war 2 leo is one of them wanted to be slow because of the super bowl last for my hunger crouched in front of the boat like a ravenous dog. the author's own mother survived years and soviet gulags would have some but i won the nobel prize american and british media asked who. aren't asking that anymore. and that's a tough one for sure but of course a timely recommendation for world book day of finally til lindemann best known as the lead singer of german heavy metal band comes to mind is always good for a surprise and he's posted a brand new video of himself singing. in flawless russian all the song newbie new growth which translates roughly as beloved city is part of the soundtrack for v to escape from hell that's an upcoming film by the russian cuz actor director timor bekmambetov will no doubt liniments fans particularly in russia will certainly appreciate this rendition and so we'll

into central madrid and suddenly they're loud and visible most of them are migrants from morocco or romania but spaniards who've been driven from the city center by economic hardship are among them as well. as in most of us because we earned respect for hard working people and we want a normal life for ourselves and our children. but we haven't had any power for 11 months we're fed up. the problem is that there are no electricity contracts for the illegal settlement so no company is responsible for restoring power the demonstrators say that's a systemic problem zaccaria after money is taking part too he fears that the country out of slum will be cleared was normal for you i will not let me out but i mean will you fight the us i won't give up. below. you will get you. the family bought an inexpensive generator when's a codea gets it running his wife quickly moves the food from the refrigerator into the freezer if it keeps cold for 2 or 3 hours the milk and butter stay at a bowl but not once the summer starts. no we don't we can be caught but then it will get complicated and go to him and wil

in romania logging practices are the order of the day the country exports huge amounts of illegally log timber even the government admits it's a major problem. the carpathian mountains are still blanketed in forests but they're disappearing at an alarming rate your highness sonnen of the world wide fund for nature wants to change that. there are many reasons we have to combat these illegal logging and deforestation here. it's a threat to our very survival. it's a problem that's particularly severe in eastern europe and poverty is just one of the reasons as i just. heist fun we're seeing everything from poor people collecting firewood for the winter to organized crime networks and major corporate structures that feed off illegal timber. organized crime is a big problem in the car pay thousands the trade in illegal lumber is a lucrative business profit margins are high the penalties low and the police can often be bribed. the world wide fund for nature wants to clamp down on the timber mafia. does we're facing a tough opponent it won't be easy but just missed. anyone here who tries to pro

hotels running not so long ago there was a travel ban here tourists from britain germany and neighboring romania appreciated a cheaper version of their beach holiday but now instead of bookings hundreds of hotels are up for sale. works at the national tourism board in sofia she says without government investment many coastal properties will not survive she says it will take years to restore the tourism industry only in 2025 maybe we will draw the levels of 2019 until then it is the responsibility of the government and its devotion to the national economy. recover and develop after years of making its economy dependent on tourism area faces a choice with elections coming up the government says the solution to the current problem is simply to get people back to work but that is exactly what's lacking right now jobs as stories in changes it is yet unclear how would curio will adapt to a post bend down the growth. and that's our show for now for more news and background information go ahead and check out our website at d w dot com slash business and you can always follow our social media feeds as we

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when we were in romania, we learned what i call the ceausescu moment. he was the dictator of romania and in 1989 with revolutions going on and pull, in hungary and czechoslovakia, he was exhorting the romanian people for what he had done for them. all of a sudden, one old lady yelled liar. and tenfold, and 100. then 100,000 people are yelling liar. all of a sudden he realizes that he better get out of there. something has gone wrong. instead of delivering him freedom, the young military officer, he and his wife are executed. the cha-cha ski moment is one fear breaks down. either an old lady yields liar or a soldier refuses to fire where the tank is turned away from the crowd and all that is left between the dictator and his people his anger. that is what you have in the arab spring now. that's why authoritarianism is not stable. >> what about -- would you think about leading from behind in these multilateral coalitions? >> i don't mind multilateral coalitions. i'm sorry, leading from behind is an oxymoron. it is. you do not lead from behind. [applause]

>> well, we have started out of romania and that was an advantage because we thought on a global expansion since day one, so we expanded in the last four years on all three major continents we have bases all across the world with large baseness tokyo and seattle, in new york, in buchares bucharest in banglor i believe we are heading maybe into a mixed environment we were prepared, really, from day one to operate as a completely remote company, but also nowadays i believe that really there is a lot of value to meeting people in person so truly we will try to offer the best facilities to our employees and give them the best mix between the freedom of working at home and joy of working with their colleagues on our site >> that hybrid model that many ceos are looking at as they think about the future daniel, congrats again and thank you so much for being with us today. daniel dines, unipath ceo and founder. >> thank you so much >>> coming up this morning, hackers are asking apple to pay up big or face one of the biggest leaks in the company's history. we've got that story later this hour speak

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hotels running not so long ago there was a travel ban here tourists from britain germany and neighboring romania appreciated a cheaper version of their beach holiday but now instead of bookings hundreds of hotels are up for sale. works at the national tourism board in sofia she says without government investment many coastal properties will not survive she says it will take years to restore the tourism industry only in 2025 maybe we will do the levels of 2019 until then it is the responsibility of the government and needs devotion to the national economy to. recover and to develop after years of making its economy dependent on tourism bulgaria faces a choice with elections coming up the government says the solution to the current problem is simply to get people back to work but that is exactly what's lacking right now. as tourism changes it is yet unclear how bulgaria will adapt to our growth. and finally a man from the u.s. state of georgia the last laugh after a workplace disagreement and rasff later said a mechanic shop owed him $915.00 after he left his job there but rather than sending a ch

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when he fled iran he passed to bulgaria and romania and eventually arrived in germany. to put a horse to water. he knocked on the church door and pastor martens let him in. the nose of. the big guy told the hungry person jesus loves you and then sent them away without giving them something to eat so if i saw someone whose life was in danger and didn't take action. it would if i did that i completely destroyed my own credibility. even in germany christian converts often live dangerously in the refugee shelters there are radical muslims who see converts as a past hate and for dells and threaten the course this is what happened to elise a lot of afghanistan on the whole a camp. are most of those i had a roommate at the refugee shelter who is a muslim. who started when he saw me wearing a cross. it was disrespectful to me and threatened me that only make i reported it to the shelters managers and they warned him that the threats didn't stop. even trying to throw me out the window on the 5th floor. over the past 15 years well over a 1000 refugees have found sanctuary with pa

into central madrid and suddenly they're loud and visible most of them are migrants from morocco or romania but spaniards who've been driven from the city center by economic hardship are among them as well. as in most of us because we earned respect for hard working people and we want a normal life for ourselves and our children. we haven't had any power for 11 months we're fed up. the problem is that there are no electricity contracts for the illegal settlement so no company is responsible for restoring power the demonstrators say that's a systemic problem zaccaria after money is taking part $2.00 he fears that the country out a slum will be cleared i was born a lawyer i will not let me out but i mean will you fight the worst i will give up. the family bought an inexpensive generator whens a codea gets it running his wife knows quickly moves the food from the refrigerator into the freezer if it keeps cold for 2 or 3 hours the milk and butter stay at a bowl but not once the summer starts. no we don't we can be caught but then it will get complicated going to him it will have to let the gene

also nominated for best documentary feature, is a story ofjournalists battling to expose corruption in romania's health service after a tragic fire. it was the most watched film in 2020 on an hbo streaming service. we would like to release in ronamian cinemas two weeks before the pandemic closed it down. we really had record numbers. but we found basically that even the online release of the film is good in the end. maybe even more people have seen it. the increasingly international demographic of oscar voters may also have shaped the shortlist. better days, a chinese romantic crime drama made by derek tsang is hong kong's first international feature entry since farewell my concubine in 1994. you want my soul. i want your back. tunisia also has its first—ever oscar nomination with the man who sold his skin by kaouther ben hania. it's the story of a syrian refugee who becomes a work of art in europe. the story pointedly showing that goods have an easier passage than some humans. since there were more . voters outside of the us, more voter in africa, in europe, in asia, . so there is more divers

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also nominated for best documentary feature, is a story ofjournalists battling to expose corruption in romania's health service after a tragic fire. it was the most watched film in 2020 on an hbo streaming service. we would like to release in ronamian cinemas two weeks before the pandemic closed it down. we really had record numbers. but we found basically that even the online release of the film is good in the end. maybe even more people have seen it. the increasingly international demographic of oscar voters may also have shaped the shortlist. better days, a chinese romantic crime drama made by derek tsang is hong kong's first international feature entry since farewell my concubine in 1994. you want my soul. i want your back. tunisia also has its first—ever oscar nomination with the man who sold his skin by kaouther ben hania. it's the story of a syrian refugee who becomes a work of art in europe. the story pointedly showing that goods have an easier passage than some humans. since there were more . voters outside of the us, more voter in africa, in europe, l in asia, so there is more divers

into central madrid and suddenly they're loud and visible most of them are migrants from morocco or romania but spaniards who've been driven from the city center by economic hardship are among them as well. as in most of us because we've earned respect for hard working people and we want a normal life for ourselves and our children. we haven't had any power for 11 months we're fed up with. the problem is that there are no electricity contracts for the illegal settlement so no company is responsible for restoring power the demonstrators say that's a systemic problem. at off mooning is taking part too he fears that the country out of slum will be clear. that we're going to war you i will not let me push me out but i mean i'm going to fight the us i won't give up. the family bought an inexpensive generator when's our codea gets it running his wife quickly moves the food from the refrigerator into the freezer if it keeps cold for 2 or 3 hours the milk and butter stay at a bowl but not once the summer starts. early on we can be caught but then it will get complicated good of him and will have to